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Dallas' murals are as disjointed as the architecture they're painted on.
The high-end commissioned works, like the walls Shepard Fairey and Faile did for the Dallas Contemporary, are balanced by spaces where local artists were allowed to get handsy. What we don't have much of -- well, never for long anyway -- are renegade teams of muralists. But hey, painting a wall takes time and money, so it's best to find a generous benefactor.
Here's our 10 favorite Dallas murals -- some new, some old. Have another that you like more?
Tough. Start your own blog.