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This weekend, the Texas-sized burger chain Whataburger celebrated its 75th anniversary by hosting the Whataburger Museum of Art (WMOA ... chrome and a Whataburger paint job.

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Instead, at the site of this work created with house paint, graffiti halts abruptly at ... a screeching optical pause in the mores of street art, a sign of seriousness and community reckoning.