The Santurce es Ley movement began around 2010 in the barrio of Santurce in San Juan, Puerto Rico, as a public mural-and‐urban-art initiative aimed at transforming areas of economic decline and underutilized architecture. By inviting both local and international artists to cover facades of neglected buildings with large-scale murals — especially around Calle Cerra and Calle Hoare — the initiative helped turn these streets into a vibrant open-air gallery.
The Santurce es Ley movement began around 2010 in the barrio of Santurce in San Juan, Puerto Rico, as a public mural-and‐urban-art initiative aimed at transforming areas of economic decline and underutilized architecture. By inviting both local and international artists to cover facades of neglected buildings with large-scale murals — especially around Calle Cerra and Calle Hoare — the initiative helped turn these streets into a vibrant open-air gallery.
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