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Great River Arts Festival: Vancouver culture, history depicted in 14 downtown murals

By Monika Spykerman, Columbian staff writer
Published: September 29, 2022, 6:07am
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Artist Mario De Leon works on a mural of Spanish Romani flamenco dancer and singer Carmen Amaya on Washington Street. Artists are creating several murals in downtown Vancouver as part of the Great River Arts Festival.
Artist Mario De Leon works on a mural of Spanish Romani flamenco dancer and singer Carmen Amaya on Washington Street. Artists are creating several murals in downtown Vancouver as part of the Great River Arts Festival. (Taylor Balkom/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Local Boy Tatau is collaborating with Vancouver’s Downtown Association and the Ke Kukui Foundation to make Vancouver more colorful — way more colorful.

Artists are painting 14 murals around downtown from Fifth to 11th streets. Collectively, this party-with-paint is known as the Great River Arts Festival, in which local artists create vibrant tableaus that celebrate Vancouver’s diverse culture and history.

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