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Be a part of the How Philly Moves mural

POSTED: Wednesday, February 17, 2010, 2:52 PM

Filed Under: Arts | Dance | Philly Artists Photos

Remember when we told you about J.J. Tiziou and the Mural Arts Program's proposed massive airport mural? The 50,000 square foot mural featuring dancers of all stripes will adorn the facade of the airport's parking lots facing I-95. Above is a rendering of what the mural should look like. But now J.J. and MAP need you.

They're currently seeking dancers — pros and amateurs, solos and pairs — to be photographed for the mural. Just fill out an application before this Friday, February 19 at 5 p.m. After that, 60 participants will be selected, but the site says only about 25 of the 130 dancers images taken will be used. The shoots take place from March 5-7, but there's flexibility time-wise in the application.

Here's a video of Tiziou's preliminary work on the mural:

Fore more info, check out howphillymoves.com.

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