Artist Romero Britto cites issues with homeless people, street performers and others near one of his Lincoln Road galleries in a bid to break the lease, court records show.

Britto, whose signature style includes vibrant colors and geometric shapes, claims people are bothering his customers, interrupting his business and prompting frequent arrests for public drunkenness, burglary, assault and battery,

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