Mia Schon was supposed to stay in Tel Aviv for three months. Instead, she fell in love with the city, and her months turned into years—three, to be exact. Now, she’s using her skills as an artist to turn blighted areas into beautiful works of public art. Ask Mia about Tel Aviv’s spectacular arts scene, street art, the fine line of graffiti vs. blight and her personal history as the descendant of the creator of Boston’s most famous public art.
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