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More Pictures from Wooster on Spring by Josh Rubin
Andy Towle just posted tons of great photos from Wooster on Spring—the street art time capsule that's happened this week in NYC. If you're not able to get to see it in person before the walls go up and it's sealed forever on Sunday, check out these photos and the ones over at Gothamist.
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