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House of Hope - an artistic interpretation
Special thanks to: Quentin Baxter and friends who performed a benefit concert - artist and printmaker John Pundt, the father of Guerrilla Cuisine Jimihatt, and folk artist and musician Charlie McAlister, who built the house of hope from recycled cardboard in Marion Square Friday, May 1st - and to all the local artists who came out to help paint the house of hope.
Homelessness expressed
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