Former SEW news editor Gary Price is pretty well known for being dubious
about tagging. Why here he goes
again after a Newsweek cover story on the topic. Gary’s now at Ask, of
course, but it turns out he’s moonlighting on the anti-tagging front. More
details are covered this Denver Post
story that Chris
Sherman passed along to me, explaining how Gary Price has overseen the 2.4
million square feet of paint used to cover tagging in the city.
Gary Price Takes On Anti-Tagging Role
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