Julia LaChica
Julia LaChica has been painting since she was three and...
Julia LaChica has been painting since she was three and...
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Article in the Alameda Sun, Thurs. Dec. 23, 2021 – Sun Staff Reports
Alameda High School’s (AHS) Career Technical Education (CTE) students used their design skills to turn art into activism by producing powerful posters that promote vaccines, ecology and anti-racism. These posters are on display in the windows of Books Inc. (1344 Park St.) and Lilac Dress Boutique (1918 Encinal Ave.).
The artworks are part of Alameda Education Foundation’s (AEF) Art Across the Island.
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