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STREET ART

A new piece of public art has been installed at the Lynn Museum, and it’s made even more special because of the people who made it: Groups of students working with Raw Art Works in Lynn, which offers free art programming for kids in grades 4 through 12.

The mural, entitled “She is Her(e),” was created by WAMX (Womxn Art Muralists), a paid, young women’s and gender-expansive public arts team for high schoolers within Raw

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