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australfoto > Inauguration party for the "Rio Cruzeiro" mural painted in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Dutch painters Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn.  The artists came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum.  They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
australfoto > Inauguration party for the "Rio Cruzeiro" mural painted in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Dutch painters Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn.  The artists came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum.  They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
australfoto > Inauguration party for the "Rio Cruzeiro" mural painted in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Dutch painters Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn.  The artists came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum.  They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
australfoto > Preparation for the  Inauguration party for the "Rio Cruzeiro" mural painted in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Dutch painters Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn.  The artists came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum.  They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
australfoto > Jeroen Koolhaas, Giovanni da Conceicao da Silva and Dre Urhahn  at the Inauguration party for the "Rio Cruzeiro" mural painted in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.Dutch painters Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn. artists came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum.  They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
australfoto > Dutch artist Dre Urhahn in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  Urhahn and fellow artist Jeroen Koolhaas came up with the idea of painting a cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum.  They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
australfoto > Dutch painter Jeroen Koolhaas puts finishing touches on a mural in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  Koolhaas and fellow artist Dre Urhahn came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum.  They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
australfoto > Dutch painter Jeroen Koolhaas puts finishing touches on a mural in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  Koolhaas and fellow artist Dre Urhahn came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum.  They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
australfoto > Dutch painter Jeroen Koolhaas puts finishing touches on a mural in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  Koolhaas and fellow artist Dre Urhahn came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum.  They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
Inauguration party for the "Rio Cruzeiro" mural painted in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Dutch painters Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn. The artists came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum. They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
australfoto > Inauguration party for the "Rio Cruzeiro" mural painted in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Dutch painters Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn.  The artists came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum.  They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
Inauguration party for the "Rio Cruzeiro" mural painted in VIla Cruzeiro, a slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Dutch painters Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn. The artists came up with the idea of painting the cement staircase - installed to prevent landslides by the city government - after painting another mural in the slum. They originally wanted to paint the entire slum, but soon realized that would be too much. It has helped bring positive news to community known for the dangerous shootouts of police and drug gangs. (Australfoto/Douglas Engle)
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