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Guide to El Mac Murals in Metro Phoenix

February 26, 2018 10:39AM

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Southwest Goddess (detail) created by El Mac in 2004.
Internationally-renowned street artist El Mac has painted several murals in metro Phoenix. He's based in Los Angeles but grew up in Phoenix, where friends know him as Miles "Mac" MacGregor. Here's a look at El Mac murals painted in metro Phoenix between 2004 and 2016, with collaborators that include Augustine Kofie, David Choe, and Mando Rascon.

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