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“Who is the public now that it has changed color?”

Quote by Judy Baca

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Judy Baca is a renowned artist known for her contributions to mural art. Born on September 20, 1946, she has been instrumental in the development of public art in Los Angeles since the 1970s, participating in community art projects that have transformed the city's cultural landscape. more

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