Show Notes
Cody Prez is a Staten Island-based artist. He recently unveiled a mural dedicated to climate change awareness, which is inspired by the Wu-Tang Clan. I speak with Cody about how background, the history of street art in Staten Island, and art’s positive impact on youth and the community at-large.
You can find Cody Prez at: http://artworkbycodyprez.com
Connect with Cody Prez on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prezarecta/
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