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Long Beach Museum of Art looks at the extraordinary stories of ordinary people in new group show – Daily Breeze

Ordinary people and their extraordinary stories are the focus of a new Long Beach Museum of Art exhibition

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Long Beach Museum of Art looks at the extraordinary stories of ordinary people in new group show – San Gabriel Valley Tribune

Ordinary people and their extraordinary stories are the focus of a new Long Beach Museum of Art exhibition

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Long Beach Museum of Art looks at the extraordinary stories of ordinary people in new group show – Press Telegram

Ordinary people and their extraordinary stories are the focus of a new Long Beach Museum of Art exhibition

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Art collective AMBOS interactive hand sculpture at Made in L A

AMBOS (Art Made Between Opposite Sides), a collective that connects with border communities to address issues of immigration with craft, displays ceramics made at the border as part of the Hammer Museum's 'Made in L.A.' biennial.

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Art collective AMBOS brings its outreach to Made in L A with an interactive, outstretched hand sculpture

AMBOS (Art Made Between Opposite Sides), a collective that connects with border communities to address issues of immigration with craft, displays ceramics made at the border as part of the Hammer Museum's 'Made in L.A.' biennial.

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