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UGLARworks’ L.A. Stories Project: The Introduction

10:15 AM PDT on April 23, 2013

UGLARworks' L.A. Stories Project is a mural series that tells true stories of life in Los Angeles. It's a collaborative storytelling endeavor done in partnership with city residents: one that combines the power of people, art, technology, and the city. The premise is simple: citizens send us their stories, and we put them on walls as fusions of art and code. Each stands not simply as public art, but also as a digital literature installation made possible by QR codes.

For more info or to submit your story, please visit: http://www.uglarworks.com/contact/

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