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Towering at 307 feet, Dominican artist Angurria completed the piece in just 22 days, spending up to nine hours a day on a scaffold lift. “I grew up in Los Alcarrizos painting the people of my neighborhood,” he told City Limits. “In the South Bronx I found the same pride, the same strength, the same…

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