Female: I’m still in Philadelphia and I’ve got to tell you something about this place. It has
more public art than any other city in America. I love it. There are 3000 murals
in this city, they’re everywhere. They’re a great source of inspiration for the next
space I’m going to paint over. This is the Rivera – Center, for more than 50 years,
this place has provided afterschool fun for thousands of kids from the
neighborhood. The folks here have asked me to design a room for the
afterschool programs. Thanks for coming.

Male: It’s good to be here.

Female: The mural art program is amazing. How did it get started?

Male: It started out as an anti graffiti network and it’s really neat to see how it evolved
into what it is today.

Female: You can really tell that the art transforms the neighborhood. I love it.

Male: It really makes a difference.

Female: So how about we get your stuff and get inside and start painting? So how much
time do you guys usually get when you work on a mural?

Male; Usually depends on the size of the mural, sometimes a month, sometimes three
months.

Female: So I’m really glad I’m going to paint. You guys like the quote?

Male: That’s a pretty powerful quote and I like it a lot.

Female: I’m going to get Brian and see what he thinks.

Male: Wow. Are we in the same room?

Female: I love it.

Male: This is phenomenal, I love the quote too.

Female: It’s really powerful. You now have 10 brand new computers.

Male: It’s going to be more conducive for the kids who want to come back here, it will
be more excited about getting on the computer and-

Female: And this loosely translates as there are no bad kids, only kids that choose to use
their free time badly or poorly.

Male: This is beyond what I expected.