We may no longer see different signs painted over Houston's iconic 'Be Someone' sign as the state files a felony charge against an artist.
We may no longer see different signs painted over Houston's iconic "Be Someone" sign as the state files a felony charge against an artist.After seeing the iconic "Be Someone" sign painted over several times, the state is working toward putting an end to it.
The state claims the artist altered the sign to say: "WOMANLIFEFREEDOM," and the current message, "NO WAR KNOW PEACE."Metivier is accused of knowingly painting the steel rail bridge owned by Union Pacific Railroad. They admitted to painting the bridge in an interview with the Chronicle in March 2022."Union Pacific cannot look the other way when safety is on the line.
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