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'WE THE PEOPLE' Exhibition

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LADC Studios
5955 S. Western Avenue
Los Angeles, California 90047
Thursday, July 2, 2026 1:00 PM - July 19
Free

WE THE PEOPLE exhibition rejects American exceptionalism and centers the voices, histories, and creative power of 30 BIPOC artists and South Los Angeles residents as the nation approaches the 250th Signing of the Declaration of Independence.

At its core, WE THE PEOPLE is an invitation to remember the legacies that mainstream America has tried to bury, an opportunity to resurrect the stories of those who have been erased as we imagine a more just and inclusive future. WE THE PEOPLE calls visitors into a deeper truth—that WE are the storytellers, WE are the architects and WE ARE THE PEOPLE that make America great.

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