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Italian Street Artist 2501 For "Short Theatres" At The Museum Of Contemporary Art Of Rome.

Before flying to South America, 2501 made a quick stop by Rome where he worked on a new project for the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome.
Invited for the “Short Theatres” exhibition, the Milanese artist painted some of his signature line-based works which can be found on Piazza Orazio Giustiniani, 4.
Take a look at more angles after the break and then check back with us shortly for more updates from 2501 in Brazil.

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