Leaders launch Qmunity District on San Jose's Post Street
https://qmunitydistrict.domoreproject.org"What we're going to do is have our LGBTQ artists in the area submit interest cards to us," Svoboda said. "We will pick three of those artists to collect art designs for the mural.
On acceptance, they'd be commissioned."District 3 City Councilman Raul Peralez said that reimagining Post Street has been in the works for years, calling it a "labor of love.""It's important in this year of 2020 to find things to celebrate," he said at the news conference. "I was proud to be able to generate the initial funding of $66,000 to produce what Nathan described: the lighting, the murals on the floor, and ultimately the first LGBTQ mural along Post Street, and really inspiring more to come."Cindy Chavez, president.
