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Law Gallery exhibit makes impact

Claremont native and UC Irvine graduate Chris Christion explains his work of mixed media to Micah Carter, a student at the University of La Verne College of Law, Sept. 17 at the College of Law Art Gallery. Christion is one of seven artists who is being showcased in the exhibition, “A Continuum of Impact.” The exhibit will run through Dec. 11. /photo by Chelsey Morrison
Claremont native and UC Irvine graduate Chris Christion explains his work of mixed media to Micah Carter, a student at the University of La Verne College of Law, Sept. 17 at the College of Law Art Gallery. Christion is one of seven artists who is being showcased in the exhibition, “A Continuum of Impact.” The exhibit will run through Dec. 11. / photo by Chelsey Morrison
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