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Kansas City officials on Aug. 6 adopted a resolution that would allow Black Lives Matter street murals to be painted at six locations in the Missouri city.
A three-part mural project created by teens in a summer arts project was unveiled at Atrium Shops and Cafes on 601 Lexington Avenue on Aug. 13. Titled “Justice Restored,” the mural is Creative Arts Workshops for Kids (CAW) fourth and largest piece produced by its summer art program in collaboration with the NYC Family Court.
