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For Years, Philanthropy Has Been Trying To Buy Buildings For The Arts. Now We Know It Works.

Graffiti Artists Flock To El Paso To Turn Cinder Block Walls Into Public Art

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If Web3 Is the Future, Who Will Get to Build it?

A Creative Lab Starting Conversations About Climate, While Enlivening Anchorage’s Downtown

How A St. Louis Opera Theatre Is Putting The Community In Charge

L.A.’s Alternative Bookstores Put Community And Culture First

Will Philly Art Museum Workers’ Strike Victory Push Others To ‘Stay The Course’?

Celebrating The Lives Of Those Killed By Police

How Teens Are Pushing Back On Book Bans

Can Commercial Real Estate Development Help Heal This Seattle Neighborhood?

Public Art Project Is Reimagining Philly’s Budget, One Poster at a Time

Journalists From India’s Lowered Castes Are Making Their Stories Known

11 Podcasts for People Who Love Cities

Fund Housing for the Homeless

German Artists Are Selling Their Work to Fund Housing for the Homeless

Album Offers Today’s Hits — Sung in Cherokee

Inside the Construction of South L.A.’s Expansive Public Arts Corridor

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