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Home » Brookfield Murals Add Public Art to Bethesda

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Brookfield Murals Add Public Art to Bethesda

Project included abstract displays in Montgomery County and D.C.

by Andrew Schotz November 29, 2017 7:05 pm

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Artists Remi Rough, left, and Nawer in front of one of the murals they created at 4600 East West Highway in Bethesda. Credit: ANDREW SCHOTZ

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