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Mobius Art Gallery Show

The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters by Lauren Iida, through March 12.

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History on the Cutting Room Floor

Artist Lauren Iida on storytelling, history, and responsibility

Mobius Art Gallery show ends March 12. The artist's bold cut-paper works confront history head-on as she raises urgent questions about who gets to shape the stories we pass down.

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“There’s no healing component for me in making art about incarceration. I make the art to honor the work my community elders have done. It’s become more like an obligation."

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