Let Your Freak Flag Fly
In the celebratory spirit of Cinco de Mayo, Scott Doyon invites you to let your freak flag fly.
"After all, creative class revitalization, urban agriculture, tactical urbanism interventions, and public art in all its forms — all of which are feeding the increasing rebirth of our cities and towns — are rooted in creative expression and the free sharing of new ideas. Things that simply don’t happen in environments of excessive control — social or otherwise."
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Published on Monday, May 5, 2014 in
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