Boots Bakery graffiti wall
The graffiti wall on Boots Bakery downtown is being repainted with art by several street artists.
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Street artist Amber Hoit applies her skills to the side of the Boots Bakery building during the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 8, 2019, in downtown Spokane.
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Dana Donnelly paints over exiting art in preparation for the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, at Boots Bakery.
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Dana Donnelly preps the wall at Boots Bakery for the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019.
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Dana Donnelly mixes her paint before participating in the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, at Boots Bakery.
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Sam “Dker” Moore welcomes artist Amber Hoit as the Boots Bakery wall is prepped for the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, in downtown Spokane.
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Street artist David “Sage” Luna, participates in the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, at Boots Bakery in downtown Spokane. Dker is a 45- year-old artist who runs the wall and it's repainted every month. It's one of the first legal rotating graffiti walls in Spokane. Dker hopes to use the wall to create a community of local street artists, hip hop performers, and artists who use other mediums to have a place to express themselves.
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Dana Donnelly wears her art on her hands as she participates in the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, at Boots Bakery in downtown Spokane.
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Street artists Amber Hoit, right, and Newk Williams , left, participate in the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, at Boots Bakery in downtown Spokane. Dker is the 45- year-old artist who runs the wall and it's repainted every month. It's one of the first legal rotating graffiti walls in Spokane. Dker hopes to use the wall to create a community of local street artists, hip hop performers, and artists who use other mediums to have a place to express themselves.
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Street artist brought his spray paint to the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019.
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Passerby get a view of street artists participating in the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, at the Boots Bakery in downtown Spokane.
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Street artists Newk Williams, right, along with Eddie “Milk” Reyes, rear left and David “Sage” Luna in the straw hat, work on the Boots Bakery building wall during the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019.
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Street artist Eddie Reyes sprays a likeness of himself on the Boots Bakery wall during the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, in downtown Spokane.
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Street artist David “Sage” Luna sprays a border on his work on the Boots Bakery building during the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, in downtown Spokane.
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Street artists, from left, David “Sage” Luna, Eddie “Milk” Reyes, Newk Williams, and Amber Hoit, gather for the Dker Graffiti Get Down, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019, at Boots Bakery in downtown Spokane. Dker is the 45- year-old artist who runs the wall and it's repainted every month. It's one of the first legal rotating graffiti walls in Spokane. Dker hopes to use the wall to create a community of local street artists, hip hop performers, and artists who use other mediums to have a place to express themselves.
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