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Dr. Audra Price-Pittman on the Creative Economy

Posted Feb 22, 2017

Public parks are the new canvases for professional artists. But these murals are doing more than just drawing inspiration; they're also providing an economic boost to the community. In this edition of Comcast Newsmakers, Dr. Audra Price Pittman with the Council on Culture and Arts discusses public art as an economic driver, and how it's becoming the new "driver of attachment" in Tallahassee.

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