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Jaime Molina, "Sunlaps," mixed media

Bearcreek Greenbelt Park is a place that Jaime Molina frequented as a child and continues to explore with his family. Molina is known for creating art with narratives that loosely play on our existence and that sometimes portray characters based on his family and friends. Jaime also has a public work, a 40 foot totem pole titled "La Veleta/Weathervane" at 6th Avenue and Federal Blvd.

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@Bear Creek Greenbelt Park

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