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MURRIETA: Artwork livens up pavement

Posted on June 1, 2012

This year’s theme was β€œYou Are the Master,” and required students to create a work of art based on an artist they had studied in the Meet the Masters program at school or to use a technique taught to them by their classroom teacher.

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