“Women of the Favela” by Megan Oldhues in Mongagua, Brazil

Street Artist Megan Oldhues

“Women of the Favela” by Megan Oldhues in Mongagua, Brazil for Jornada Public Art. Photo by Alícia Peres.

Megan Oldhues about the mural: “Women of the Favela” painted in acrylic. Favela is a Brazilian term used to describe low income neighborhood’s or shanty towns. It’s residents take great pride in their homes and communities. This piece sits directly across the street from a bus stop that many of the working women use every day. “This is Favela”, they would tell me.


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