The people who live here care a great deal about their home’s appearance. There were constant improvements as I practiced my walking. One bright blue day I chose this address as my subject, plopped down on the corner and began to draw. About half way through, the residents came out, got in their car, pulled out of the gravel driveway and parked the car between me and the building. Curious. I tried to eat out at a restaurant. We met friends at a place that advertised a large outdoor eating space. I called ahead, made sure their outside space was handicap accessible and was ensured it was. Have you ever rolled a wheelchair, bike or stroller through pea gravel? Pea gravel is not accessible.
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260 Harrison by Amber Nicole Cannan | Rock, Paper, Scissors | Mosaic Art Collective
