Wynwood Walls
Open-air street art museum of warehouse walls painted by artists from around the world.
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This guide to Wynwood Walls in Miami traces a Miami garment district left empty by outsourcing, a rerouted highway, and the nineteen eighty-eight riots. Developer Tony Goldman spent the two thousands quietly buying up nearly two dozen abandoned warehouses here before opening six of their walls to street artists from around the world in two thousand nine. His daughter, Jessica Goldman Srebnick, later carried the project on, inviting work from more than ninety artists across twenty countries.
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