BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
A valiant and revolutionary woman and winner of the Nadal Prize for literature in 1952, Delores Medio gets new life here at the 2020 Parees mural festival. Painted by artist Lidia Cao, the character of the writer comes through, a veiled portrait of her personality, her intensity.
See the video of this mural being made on BSA Film Friday HERE.
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