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Public Art And Presentation In South Central LA

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                                                                                     Phase 1: The Side  South Los Angeles is a community I have personal ties to, having grown up and had family connections in the area, and it is also one known for its rich cultural heritage. Its public art displays add a vibrancy that is hard to ignore. I chose Watts because it is often associated with crime and historical violence, but its art tells a different story based on resilience, pride, identity, and unity. The contrast between Watts' beauty and negative media portrayals makes it an important site to understand how art can dismantle negative perceptions and represent marginalized communities. There are many different kinds of artistic expre...