December 30, 2016

Kid Hazo's Queen Village art installation is a refresher on how to be a decent neighbor

'Don't act like garbage, throw out your trash,' one sign reads

By Elisa Lala
PhillyVoice Contributor

Kid Hazo Street Art

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Street artist Kid Hazo has partnered with the Queen Village Neighbors Association to create and install functional artistic street signs in the neighborhood.

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Philadelphia street artist Kid Hazo has partnered with the Queen Village Neighbors Association to create a sprinkling of positive and humorous street art with a purpose.

The art installation, some of which is featured below, is being made possible through grants from the Queen Village Community Grant Program and HAHA x Paradigm.

More pieces are expected to pop up throughout 2017.

Elisa Lala
PhillyVoice Contributor

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