PROVIDENCE – A mural project on a nightclub that began as a memorial for a slain Ukrainian refugee, which drew controversy, has found a new home. Francois Karam, owner of Opa The Phoenician, has offered local artist Ian Gaudreau a wall on his business on Atwells Avenue to create the piece, WPRI-TV CBS 12 reported
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