Issue # 2 of  The Space , highlighting food insecurity and the efforts surrounding community gardening. Artists featured: Frank Gutierrez, Cahlik Douglas and Sadie Scott.
       
     
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 Issue # 4 of  The Space , highlighting how we are connected to the land around us. Artists in this issue explore the physical and psychic terrain of the landscape and how their bodies inhabit it. Featured Artists: Andrew Duardo, Salvador de la Torre
       
     
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 Issue #5 gave care and attention to Black stories as we learned from two generations who have lived and worked as artists in Riverside: Maurice Howard & Mariah Greene (photographed by Jonathan Arthurs)
       
     
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 Issue #1—our inaugural issue after the public art project  A Space Between Us,  explored the construction, congestion and unregulated growth which has begun to change the landscape of the Inland Empire after COVID-19 and threatens the health of the
       
     
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 Issue # 2 of  The Space , highlighting food insecurity and the efforts surrounding community gardening. Artists featured: Frank Gutierrez, Cahlik Douglas and Sadie Scott.
       
     

Issue # 2 of The Space, highlighting food insecurity and the efforts surrounding community gardening. Artists featured: Frank Gutierrez, Cahlik Douglas and Sadie Scott.

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 Issue # 4 of  The Space , highlighting how we are connected to the land around us. Artists in this issue explore the physical and psychic terrain of the landscape and how their bodies inhabit it. Featured Artists: Andrew Duardo, Salvador de la Torre
       
     

Issue # 4 of The Space, highlighting how we are connected to the land around us. Artists in this issue explore the physical and psychic terrain of the landscape and how their bodies inhabit it. Featured Artists: Andrew Duardo, Salvador de la Torre and Kevin Ramirez.

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 Issue #5 gave care and attention to Black stories as we learned from two generations who have lived and worked as artists in Riverside: Maurice Howard & Mariah Greene (photographed by Jonathan Arthurs)
       
     

Issue #5 gave care and attention to Black stories as we learned from two generations who have lived and worked as artists in Riverside: Maurice Howard & Mariah Greene (photographed by Jonathan Arthurs)

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 Issue #1—our inaugural issue after the public art project  A Space Between Us,  explored the construction, congestion and unregulated growth which has begun to change the landscape of the Inland Empire after COVID-19 and threatens the health of the
       
     

Issue #1—our inaugural issue after the public art project A Space Between Us, explored the construction, congestion and unregulated growth which has begun to change the landscape of the Inland Empire after COVID-19 and threatens the health of the frontline communities living next door. Artists featured: James M Dailey, Jeniffer Lopez and Fernanda Durazo.

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