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Street Art for Tropical Storm Allison

November 4, 2010 15:14PM

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Wednesday night, street artist Daniel Anguilu held a fundraiser to benefit his new project: a massive mural covering the entire surface of a four-story Midtown building that was flooded and left dormant by Tropical Storm Allison. The event took place at Nouveau Antique Art Bar, across the street from Anguilu's big architectural canvas. PHOTOS BY MARCO TORRES

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