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We Want Clean Air. We Want Good Food. We Want Peace.

24m · Mending Walls · 08 Oct 11:00

Inspired by their conversations and experiences with the good people at Virginia Community Voice, artists Barry O’Keefe and Mahari Chabwera talk about how their mural along Richmond Highway (formerly Jefferson Davis Hwy) of Richmond was shaped by their experiences and understanding of what the neighbors in the South Side are advocating for and creating for themselves.

The public art created for Mending Walls addresses where we are now in society to inspire conversation about how we can move forward with empathy through understanding and collaboration.

Resources for this episode:

  • Virginia Community Voice

More information:

  • Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
  • Barry O'Keefe
  • Mahari Chabwera

Instagram:

  • @barryokeefe
  • @maharichabwera
  • @mendingwallsrva
  • @19red.fuel

Production:

  • 19RED @ Fuel
  • In Your Ear Studios

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Instagram:

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  • Asset Based Community Development
  • U of R Partners in the Arts
  • Richmond Hill
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  • Armstrong Leadership Program
  • The Judy Project & Dwelling of the Enslaved Africans

More information:

  • Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
  • Hamilton Glass

Instagram:

  • @msblackart
  • @mendingwallsrva
  • @19red.fuel

Production:

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Resources for this episode:

  • Richmond Hill
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  • Armstrong Leadership Program
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More information:

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  • Sam Skrimpz
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  • Rian Moses
  • Lizzie Brown

Instagram:

  • @mendingwallsrva
  • @hamglass
  • @naddthenomad
  • @friedskrimpz
  • @hopem0rgan
  • @seaplus_rlmoses
  • @lizzieb.fromthecoreartstudio
  • @19red.fuel

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  • The Warmth
  • Armstrong Leadership Program
  • The Judy Project & Dwelling of the Enslaved Africans

More information:

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  • Hamilton Glass
  • Nadd Harvin
  • Sam Skrimpz
  • Hope Morgan
  • Rian Moses
  • Lizzie Brown

Instagram:

  • @mendingwallsrva
  • @hamglass
  • @naddthenomad
  • @friedskrimpz
  • @hopem0rgan
  • @seaplus_rlmoses
  • @lizzieb.fromthecoreartstudio
  • @19red.fuel

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