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In LA, there are billboards everywhere. But rarely is the call for respecting workers shouting from the rooftops and streets, and certainly not so vibrantly as these did.
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In LA, there are billboards everywhere. But rarely is the call for respecting workers shouting from the rooftops and streets, and certainly not so vibrantly as these did.
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At a moment in which they try to stem the tide, or stop our flow, there are those who paint a picture of what the American Dream should really look and feel like.
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At a moment in time when they try to stop our flow, with the hat swirling all around the plight and contributions of refugees, witness how art can be a beacon that shines a light on the dignity they deserve.
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What would a small town, like the fictional ‘Mayberry” look like in 2050? Definitly not like 1950. Vibrant, joyful, and spicy come to mind.
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ICE Out of LA you say? How about an amplifier for that. Like for 30 days by 30 artists with cultural activations as a form of resistance. Did you know you could protest by jogging?
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Here, the very fabric of democracy is shown. And it says “This is Where We Are. This is Where We Are Going.” A 50 foot long, 12 panel art spectacle from which to ponder the future.
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Harriet Tubman kicked it off. Beyonce sang about it. We vividly put it on a 900 square foot wall. Freedom. Timeless and timely.
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When there ain’t nothing going on but the rent, and its too high, friends have got to laugh, cry and do something about it, especially on Tik Tok and Reels.
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Octavia E. Butler told us what was going to happen before it happened. She deserves a hometown amplification of wonderment, imagination, world building and fun, sprinkled with soul.
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The company could have been called ‘Close & Company’, but it wasn’t. For a reason. See some of the many instances in which our constellation of talent sparkled in 2025.
