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The graffiti artist who calls herself Pixnit, with one of her works near Kenmore Square. (EVAN RICHMAN/GLOBE STAFF) |
IF PICASSO himself rose from the dead and placed his work on a building without the owner's consent, he would be a criminal. Your article on the woman who cannot understand why it is a problem to paint on other people's property without their knowledge or consent distresses me (" Pixnit was here ," Living/Arts, Jan. 3). Why encourage this ... (Full article: 433 words)
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