“#Public Works” is the story of how Los Angeles’ most Acclaimed street artists “bombed” every billboard in the city - legally. Daniel Lahoda gallery owner and art dealer that wanted a more direct way to get art to the people. He realized the answer was the city’s thousands of billboards. The scene of LA’s most daring graffiti “crimes”, billboards have always been the most coveted of Street Art canvases. Daniel found an audience with a large Media Group that owned many of these billboards and arranged for some of todays most respected Artists to create massive original pieces that would be shown on prominent billboards throughout the city. There was only one problem: Corporate America loves to buy their way into youth culture, but it doesn’t make it’s money promoting independent thought or rebellion. Independent thought and rebellion, however, is the lifeblood of Street Art. Rife with Anti-Establishment themes and Incendiary messages, these masterpieces encouraged everything that defies a system that allows any company to control the skies we look up to every day - and when it came time to put their billboards where mouths were, the Group’s decision makers got cold feet and the offer was taken off the table. Daniel was left with broken promises and kaleidoscopic masterpieces the size of three city buses. He vowed to keep his promises to the artists and get their work displayed. This is the story of how a lost opportunity became the biggest free art exhibit in America.