Street painting can take many forms, from extensive murals spanning a road or an intersection, to decorative crosswalks, to colorful bike lanes. Many cities have used the medium to great effect, despite the fact that federal guidelines outlaw the practice. Our panelists will weigh in on the various merits and risks associated with street painting, and discuss the future of the medium in Tulsa.

This event will be a Zoom webinar streamed to Facebook Live via TYPROS Urbanist Crew Page and will be available for there for viewing afterwards.

Panelists:

Councilor, Kara Joy McKee, District 4

Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper, District 1

Holly Becker, Tulsa Arts Commission

Vicki Davis, Main Street Yukon

Natalie Beurlot, Main Street Enid

Terry Ball, City of Tulsa Engineering

NOTE: Though this conversation was predicated by the BLM mural painted in Greenwood over the summer, the self-evident message that Black Lives Matter will not be a matter of debate during this event.

Why the Urbanist Crew exists: To advocate for healthy, strong and smart community building by arming members with the knowledge and tools to shape a better Tulsa.

Things we care about:
-Smart urban design and planning
-Bike-ability and Walkability
-Transportation

Urbanists Crew Sponsor
CF Industries

TYPROS is committed to providing accessible and inclusive programming for all members of our community. For questions about accessibility, requests for accommodations, or to inform about dietary restrictions, please contact Andrea at andreapemberton@typros.org at least 48 hours in advance of the event.