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Inclusive Street Art | Showcase

In Chile, a new scheme is hoping to make street art inclusive for all. Six murals have been created in one of the most touristic areas of the capital, Santiago. The twist? Each mural has a miniature version alongside it that visually impaired visitors can use their hands to feel. Miranda Atty brings us the story.

July 13, 2018