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SOCIAL AND PUBLIC ART RESOURCE CENTER

Creating Sites of Public Memory Since 1976 — Art | Community | Education | Social Justice

ABOUT US
WHAT'S ON
- - - What's On
  - - Durón Gallery at SPARC
  - - Events
      - Current Events
      - Past Events
OUR WORK
RESOURCES
CONTACT
- - - Contact
  - - Jobs
      - Hiring
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SHOPS

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