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New art on SLU’s campus honors displaced Mill Creek neighborhood

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Students, faculty and community members gathered on Sept. 10 to celebrate new public artwork that honors Mill Creek Valley, a mostly Black neighborhood that was demolished by city officials in the 1950s.  St. Louis-based artist Cbabi Bayoc created four panels, each depicting an aspect of life in the Mill Creek community. The painted panels are...

Source: The University News -; The Student News Site of Saint Louis University

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