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The Lo Marcoleta mural is approximately 2,400 square meters in size.
The Lo Marcoleta mural is approximately 2,400 square meters in size.
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Ten artists worked on the Lo Marcoleta mural, led by Alejandro 'Mono' González.
Ten artists worked on the Lo Marcoleta mural, led by Alejandro 'Mono' González.
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The mural was painted with the use of 100 gallons of paint.
The mural was painted with the use of 100 gallons of paint.
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The project for the Lo Marcoleta mural included workshops involving local artists and community members.
The project for the Lo Marcoleta mural included workshops involving local artists and community members.
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The inauguration of the mural took place on August 16.
The inauguration of the mural took place on August 16.
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Lo Marcoleta Mural
- The Lo Marcoleta underpass in Quilicura, Chile, houses a new, extensive mural.
- The mural measures 4,200 square meters making it the largest in the country.
- It was created by 10 local artists led by the renowned muralist Alejandro "Mono" González.
- The mural was painted using approximately 200 gallons of paint and over 1,800 spray cans.
- The Municipality of Quilicura developed the project with support from CCU (a Chilean beverage company).
- The mural was inaugurated on August 16th.
- Before the mural's completion, workshops were held with local artists and residents to determine the artwork’s design.
- Residents were also invited to participate in painting the mural during open days.
- The project reinforces the community's sense of belonging and history.
- CCU, through its support for the mural, emphasizes its commitment to community engagement.
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The Lo Marcoleta mural, created by 10 local artists, stands as the largest mural in Chile, spanning 4,200 square meters. Inaugurated on August 16th, it serves as a testament to community engagement and the rich history of Quilicura, incorporating input from local residents through workshops and open painting days.
