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Youth art exhibit opening at Studio 2880 today

Young artists are being featured for February at Studio 2880.

33 student paintings are on display for the world to see, all created in the PG Create Art Studio.

“I strive to enrich the community by providing access to quality art education for all students. Teaching is my passion and I enjoy connecting with my students and watching them grow as artists,” said Ati Reza, who has run the Art Studio for 25 years.

The exhibit’s opening show will be from 1:00 – 2:00 today (Saturday), and will be on display during regular hours for the remainder of the month.

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