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In Long Beach and beyond, micro-galleries turn neighborhoods into mini-art districts

Two years ago, Long Beach artist Dave Clark exhibited a small sculpture of his called “Together. Forever. Maybe. Regret” at the local Mantel Gallery — itself a small, repurposed Little Free Library that does double duty: When it’s not filled with books, it displays the works of artists like Clark.

At the time, Clark and his wife, Carol, were struck by the concept. “That’s cool,” he said. “But what if I had something bigger? You can put more art in there, and it becomes more of a real functional art gallery.” While his neighborhood had many artists, he noted, it did not have any galleries.

Read more at the Los Angeles Times.

Cynthia HirschhornSeptember 17, 2024art, artists, community, civic space, public space, cities, civic engagement, culture
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