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Diana Benavídez's Piñatas Are Not Made for Smashing

These Piñatas Aren't For Smashing: Diana Benavídez and the Fine Art of Piñata-Making

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Ramsess' Portraits Honor Historic Figures in Black History

Ramsess' Portraits Honor Historic Figures in Black History

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The Work of Women Filmmakers Lives on in 35mm Film Quilts

This Artist Uses 35mm Film to Create Quilts That Honor Pioneering Women Filmmakers

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Meet New LA Opera Resident Conductor Lina González-Granados

Lina González-Granados on Becoming L.A. Opera’s New Resident Conductor

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Desert X 2023: Lauren Bon's 'Smallest Sea With the Largest Heart,' - Credit Lance Gerber

Desert X 2023: Lauren Bon and Metabolic Studio's 'The Smallest Sea With the Largest Heart'

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A pile of shipping containers arranged to look like a cubist rendition of a sleeping figure lays in the middle of a desert landscape with a large snowcapped mountain behind it. She sleeping figure is laying on its side, propping its sleeping head up with its elbow and crossing its legs. The container that is meant to be the figure's head has two closed eyes and a smile painted on its surface. Behind the sculpture is a railroad track where actual shipping containers move across the landscape via train.

Desert X 2023: Matt Johnson's 'Sleeping Figure'

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Funk Freaks is Keeping Funk Alive in Orange County

Funk Freaks is Keeping Funk Alive in Orange County

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Las Fotos Project Helps Teens Tell Their Stories in Photos

Las Fotos Project Helps Teens Tell Their Stories in Photos

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Paper Fashion Honors 50 Years of Self Help Graphics

50-Year Legacy of Self Help Graphics Honored in Wearable Paper Art

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Episode 5: The Calling

The Calling

Season 4 Episode 5
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When Whales Could Walk

When Whales Could Walk

Season 51 Episode 1
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Tuberculosis: The Forgotten Plague

Tuberculosis: The Forgotten Plague

Season 6 Episode 5
26:49
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Sewing is Life: Sew Loka Brings Chicana Style to Streetwear

Sew Loka founder and fashion designer Claudia Rodríguez-Biezunski has been sewing one-of-a-kind clothing and accessories in San Diego's vibrant Barrio Logan neighborhood for over a decade. Using reclaimed fabrics, Claudia creates handmade wearable art dripping in Chicana pride. Learn how Claudia discovered her passion for fashion and how her studio serves the greater Barrio Logan community.

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