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Hygienic Dress League

<div>Husband and wife team Steve and Dorota Coy founded the corporation Hygienic Dress League as an art project using branding and advertising as self-promotion.&nbsp; Hygienic Dress League set out to make a number of happenings and murals on the border of art and business.&nbsp; The gold house in Cleveland, was created in 2013 when the couple participate in the Zoetic Walls project in the Waterloo Art district.&nbsp;<br><br>The mural features a pigeon, which has for years been the corporation&nbsp; logo. It is the symbol of urban wildlife that is often around where Hygienic Dress League does it’s work. The businessman is a inhabitant of a futuristic alter-reality, the gasmasks and safety goggles symbolizing how this character seem to breathe a different air of social separation.&nbsp;</div>

The gold building

Rae_bk

<div>&nbsp;Anonymous street artist RAE (aka <a href="https://www.instagram.com/rae_bk/?hl=en">RAE_BK</a>) from NYC&nbsp; know for he stickers and installed sculptures on signpost also "doodles".&nbsp; This giant wall piece was made as part of the Zoetic wall project.</div>

Rae doodles

Joe Lanzilotta

<div>Cleveland artist Joe Lanzilotta cool yellow brick wall with with images of people's heads sticking up out of holes in the ground.</div>

heads floating on a yellow wall

Ananda Nuha

<div>&nbsp;Ananda Nuha from Brazil created a mural that unfurls along a 620-foot-long retaining wall on the north side of the West Shoreway just south of the Lakeview Terrace Apartments on Washington Avenue.&nbsp; The mural portrays some of children who lived in the apartment building when the mural was created.</div>

Lake view terrace

changing artists

<div>In front of Russ' Auto Care you will find an old phone booth now turned into Cleveland's smallest art gallery.&nbsp; Local artists will display pint sized and punchy art installations on a rotating basis. The gallery is open 24/7. &nbsp;</div>

Smallest Art Gallery

<div>Along Waterloo Rd and it's side streets you will find&nbsp; a number of galleries, small shops and workshops. The neighborhood is best explored when they have Walk all over Waterloo event with open galleries, live music and more. Making a stop doing the day Shooters is a nice stop for coffee and bagels. Need more food, the pizza at&nbsp; Citizen Pie is also&nbsp; a nice stop.<br>Check art event on FB: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/waterlooartscle/">Waterloo Arts</a>.<br>Also check out the concert shedule at The Beachland Tavern&nbsp; https://www.beachlandballroom.com/</div>

Waterloo Art District/ Six Shooter Coffee

Camillewalala

<div>Old Key Bank building turned yoga and wellness studio covered in Walala's colorful&nbsp; geometric mosaic universe.&nbsp;</div>

Pop Life

<div>Part of Waterloo Art districts 2013 Zoetic wall project.<br><br>&nbsp;The Zoetic Walls project was organized by Pawn Works, then run by Nick Marzullo and Seth Mooney, two Cleveland locales who had build a great reputation as curators of public art from their brick and mortar gallery and street art projects in Chicago.&nbsp;<br><br></div>

Gas station wall

Michela Picchi

<div>Michela Picchi (Berlin, Germany) was an artist in residence during the Fall 2016 Cleveland Foundation Creative Fusion Project.&nbsp;</div>

We Are All Made of Stars

David Shillinglaw

<div>David Shillinglaw (London, England) was an artist in residence during the Fall 2016 Cleveland Foundation Creative Fusion Project. &nbsp;</div>

Los Sol

Mike Sobeck

<div>Mike Sobeck (Cleveland, Ohio, USA) painted this mural as part of the Cleveland Foundation's Creative Fusion artist residency program.&nbsp;</div>

The Pizza Mural

Sankofa Fine Arts

<div>Gary Williams and Robin Robinson from Sankofa Fine Arts are behind the Our lives MAtter mural in East Cleveland. The mural was painted as a reaction to&nbsp; rash of drive-by shootings in the area&nbsp;</div>

Our lives matter

Kay Rosen

<div>The mural is part of Cleveland FRONT city canvas project. With a&nbsp; linguistic background Kay explores meaning and structure in language through color, composition and design.&nbsp;</div>

Divisibiliti

Julian Stanczak

<div>&nbsp;This mural is a recreation of Julian Stanczak City Canvas murals from the 70s. It was re-painted in the same spot as the original.</div>

City Canvas mural

Erin Guido

<div>&nbsp;Part of Instagrams Kind comments mural Project.&nbsp;</div>

Rainbow love

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Lamp Wall

Steve Ehret

<div>Ohio based artist&nbsp; Steve Ehret is know for his cartoon style monsters. This wall was made as part of the Zoetic Wall project.</div>

Monster wall

Glen Infante

<div>Local Cleveland artist Glen Infantes tribute to Prince and the donut. Glen is know for his digital portrait style</div>

Prince

<div>Erin Guido (Cleveland, Ohio, USA) painted this mural as part of the Cleveland Foundation's Creative Fusion artist residency program.&nbsp;</div>

Lynnea Holland-Weiss

<div>More walls from the 2013 Zeotic project funded by Artplace America under the name Collinwood Rising.<br><br>Kneeling man by LNY and house front by Lynnea Holland-Weiss</div>

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