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  <description>“There’s no such thing as too much art.” —NOLA Mural ProjectIn 2017 New Orleans saw a new mural ordinance enacted and NOLA Mural Project was formed to “show what can happen when artists are allowed to just create.” Combining classical training with the intense creative energy of graffiti Jersey City artist DISTORT has completed murals from Los Angeles to Istanbul. When he approached NOLA Mural Project and introduced himself this new project was born. At the end of 2018 and into 2019 DISTORT spent some time in New Orleans painting Stooges Brass Band leader Walter “Whoadie” Ramsey, early blues legend Lizzie Miles, and “the Black Liberace” R&amp;B keyboardist James Booker on the side of New Orleans event space, The Rabbit Hole.</description>
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