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      <video:description>The daily commute through a well-traveled corridor in Columbus is about to become brighter and more colorful. Artist Chris Johnson is painting a new mural on the 11th Street underpass, or what some folks call the railroad viaduct, between Seventh Avenue and 10th Avenue. Michael Burke is helping Johnson paint the mural. “We wanted something flowy that didn’t have a lot of subject matter,” Johnson told the Ledger-Enquirer, “so we focused on the river and the valley. There’s greens and blues that are supposed to evoke landscape and the riverscape, and just create a nice drive-through experience.”</video:description>
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