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Wednesday, May 2, 2012

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Spokane’s Notorious Graffiti Alley

Posted By on Wed, May 2, 2012 at 3:05 PM

You see it everywhere. Scribbles. Graffiti tagging covers the industrial corridors and train tracks throughout downtown Spokane. At the heart of the vandalism is the Crescent Warehouse. The notorious glass-covered alleyway is an unintentional — and illegal — art gallery.

Here are a bunch of pictures I took of the alley for my story this week on Justo Luis Rodriguez and his work painting murals on urban structures.

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Jordy Byrd

Jordy Byrd is The Inlander's listings editor. Since 2009, she has covered the local music and arts scenes, cruising with taxis and canoodling with hippies. She is also a lazy cyclist, a die-hard rugby player and the Inlander's managing cat editor....

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