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The coronavirus meteor has hit Philly’s arts community | Opinion

Look out across the empty museums, galleries, stages, libraries, and cultural venues, and you see a city none of us recognize.

A new mural painted by Nilé Livingston promotes hand washing and good health practices during the coronavirus at a hand-washing station on the 1700 Block of Vine Street., March 25, 2020. To encourage hand washing and protect the vulnerable, Broad Street Ministry partnered with Mural Arts Philadelphia, StreetsDept.com, and HAHA MAG to install portable hand-washing stations and informational murals across the city.
A new mural painted by Nilé Livingston promotes hand washing and good health practices during the coronavirus at a hand-washing station on the 1700 Block of Vine Street., March 25, 2020. To encourage hand washing and protect the vulnerable, Broad Street Ministry partnered with Mural Arts Philadelphia, StreetsDept.com, and HAHA MAG to install portable hand-washing stations and informational murals across the city.Read moreJESSICA GRIFFIN / Staff Photographer
    by Paul Farber, For the Inquirer
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