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12:14 pm
Wed March 27, 2013

Cincinnati's Newest Mural: Get Up

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Maser's mural entitled "Get Up" will be unveiled on Friday, March 29th.
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The "Get Up" mural on E. 12th Street
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A view of the interior installation that accompanies the mural
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A view of the interior installation that accompanies the mural
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Irish-born graffiti artist Maser is internationally-known for his murals, and now he has added another large, outdoor work to a building in the Pendleton neighborhood of Cincinnati.

The mural entitled "Get Up" can be found at 522 E, 12th Street, between Pendleton St. and reading Rd.

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Cincinnati Casino
4:00 am
Mon February 25, 2013

New Cincinnati casino leads to neighborhood improvements

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Credit Jay Hanselman
New lights and trees line the streets in Cincinnati's Pendleton neighborhood.
Credit Jay Hanselman
Cincinnati replaced concrete curbs with granite reminiscent of the city's early days.
Credit Jay Hanselman
Improvements along Pendleton's East 12th Street.
Credit Jay Hanselman
Sidewalk bump-outs designed to showcase art aimed at drawing visitors into neighborhoods surrounding the casino.
Credit Jay Hanselman
This plaza in front of Pendleton's Verdin Bell Events Center is next on the city's beautification list.
Credit Jay Hanselman
An example of greenspaces surrounding the new casino.
Credit Jay Hanselman
A closer look at plantings filling greenspaces near the new casino.
Credit Jay Hanselman
Wide sidewalks and seating areas surround the new casino.
Credit Jay Hanselman
Plaza seating near the casino's main entrance.
Credit Jay Hanselman
New islands divide a re-built Reading Road.
Credit City of Cincinnati
This Over-the-Rhine intersection is next for improvments aimed at connecting the casino through the Gateway Quarter to Wasington Park.
Credit City of Cincinnati
Way finding signs are being installed to help visitors explore the neighborhoods surrounding the casino.
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Many people have watched as the Broadway Commons was transformed from a parking lot into a $400 million casino complex that is planning to open its doors to the public next Monday.

What they may not have noticed is that the casino project has transformed the long-neglected neighborhood of Pendleton, just across Reading Road from Horseshoe Casino.

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