Banrsdall Junior Arts Center

Join us this Winter!
Sign up for BJAC classes and join the fun!

Winter 2026 Session: January 13th – March 7th

Registration Information:

Registration begins October 27th at 9:00am via Eventbrite.

Class Fees will be collected November 12th – November 21st in person at the Barnsdall Junior Arts Center.

Registration Process:

Step 1– Register online via Eventbrite to reserve your spot and pay the lab fee October 27th- November 8th.

Step 2- Visit the link (Google Appointment) provided in the Eventbrite confirmation email, after registering, to schedule a time and day to pay your class fees between November 12th- November 21st.

Step 3– Visit the Barnsdall Junior Arts Center Main Office during your scheduled time to make your payment. ** cash and check (payable to the City of Los Angeles, Dept. of Cultural Affairs) ONLY.**

Questions or concerns? Please email us at DCA.Barnsdall.JAC@lacity.org

We look forward to creating with you this Winter!

REGISTER HERE

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Tuesdays

Code	Age Group	Class Name	Teaching Artist	Time	# of Weeks	Class Fee	Lab Fee
JT1	2 – 3	Create through Play (Adult and Child)	Helen Maier	10 am – 10:45 am	8 weeks	$42	$10
In this process focused class, young artists and their caretakers are free to explore different project stations and take part in sensory play, collaborative artworks and take-home creations. This class focuses on learning through play, child-led exploration and social connection in a fun and open-ended environment.
JT2	2 – 3	Create through Play (Adult and Child)	Helen Maier	11 am – 11:45 am	8 weeks	$42	$10
In this process focused class, young artists and their caretakers are free to explore different project stations and take part in sensory play, collaborative artworks and take-home creations. This class focuses on learning through play, child-led exploration and social connection in a fun and open-ended environment.
JT3	3 – 5	Process Art- Inspired by Stories (Adult and Child)	Helen Maier	3:30 pm – 4:30 pm	8 weeks	$56	$10
In this process focused class we will explore a range of materials and tools that allow young artists to build foundational art skills in a fun and creative environment. Inspired by a new picture book each week, we will create art using techniques such as drawing, painting, collage and sculpting. This is an adult and child class where you will be encouraged to create together and connect through collaborative art making.
JT4	8 – 12	Mini Art	MC Macadar	4 pm – 5 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
This class will focus on making all things mini! Perfect for students who love tiny things and making all kinds of art. We will make both 2D and 3D mini projects, such as mini framed art, mini furniture, and mini collages. We will also have a mini art exhibition the last day of class!
JT5	9 – 11	Beginning Handbuilding Ceramics	Erica Bootchk	3:30 pm – 5 pm	8 weeks	$36	$10
Students will create unique pieces of art by handbuilding and glazing clay that will be fired in a kiln. Artists will be shown a demo project that will be shaped by the current class’ interests. Possible projects will include animal pieces, cups, vases, bowls, pots, and other unusual creations. Students will enjoy developing their skills in pinching, sculpting, and playing with glaze techniques. Let’s bring your creativity to form!

Wednesdays

Code	Age Group	Class Name	Teaching Artist	Time	# of Weeks	Class Fee	Lab Fee
JW1	5 – 7	Illustration Exploration	Helen Maier	4 pm – 5 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
Let your imagination soar as you explore fun drawing and painting techniques! In this playful class, we’ll discover how pictures can share exciting ideas, feelings, and adventures. You’ll learn about amazing artists, create your own characters, dream up new worlds and tell your own stories through art.
JW2	11 – 17	Beginning Wheel Throwing	Danielle Retzlaff	4 pm – 6 pm	8 weeks	$48	$10
Learn the basics of ceramic wheel throwing! This class will cover the entire wheel throwing process, including clay prep, forming, trimming, and glazing ceramic objects. We will focus on creating basic forms that are the basis for functional and decorative ceramic vessels.
JW3	10 – 16	Digital Drawing	Hanieh Khatibi	4:30 pm – 6 pm	8 weeks	$36	$10
Digital Drawing introduces students to the creative possibilities of drawing on the iPad. They explore the freedom and speed of digital tools while learning to translate subjects into expressive renderings using a variety of textures and visual effects. The course also emphasizes the integration of image and text, encouraging students to combine drawing with words to design and communicate a clear message.
JW4	7 – 9	Mexican Artisanal Toys 2	Io Olivera	3 pm – 4 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
Have you ever wanted to make your own toys? In this class students will learn about the toy making techniques and traditions of Mexico. Play is the way we imagine and become. In this class we will explore a variety of sculpting, painting, and drawing techniques in the style of Mexican artisanal toys.
JW5	9 – 12	Intro. to Sculpture	Io Olivera	4:30 pm – 6 pm	8 weeks	$36	$10
Sculpture is everywhere! In this class students will explore and learn about construction and design in 3D. We will learn the basics of construction and materials to create unique works and imaginative objects.

Thursdays

Code	Age Group	Class Name	Teaching Artist	Time	# of Weeks	Class Fee	Lab Fee
JTH1	5 – 7	My Favorite Things	Carolyn Arredondo	3:30 pm – 4:30 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
Children will explore their identities and interests by creating art inspired by their favorite things like colors, foods, animals, toys, places, activities, and people. Each week begins with a playful prompt and hands-on project using collage, clay, paper crafts, or shrink art. Students will build confidence in self-expression, develop visual storytelling skills, and proudly share their unique perspectives in a final showcase for families.
JTH2	5 – 7	Paper Play & Proud Displays	Carolyn Arredondo	5 pm – 6 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
Children will explore paper as a medium for artistic expression through cutting, folding, weaving, layering, and collage. Projects are inspired by traditions such as quilts, murals, stained glass, and portrait galleries. Students will learn how paper can carry meaning, develop visual language with shape, color, and pattern, and experience what it means to create artwork for display in a gallery setting.
JTH3	9 – 12	Printmaking Fun	Io Olivera	3:30 pm – 4:30 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
Printmaking is fun! Instead of one lonely art work you can make multiples. This class will teach the basics of print making. You will learn about subtractive and additive methods of image creation as well as play with color and line work.
JTH4	7 – 9	Drawing Animals	Io Olivera	5 pm – 6 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
Animals come in all shapes and sizes, and you can learn to draw them too! In this class students will learn how to draw and paint from observation and imagination. The world of animals is full of variety, whether it’s big or small, vertebrate or invertebrate, nature is full of wonder to explore!
JTH5	10 – 16	Experimental Drawing	Hanieh Khatibi	4:30 pm – 6 pm	8 weeks	$36	$10
Experimental Drawing introduces students to a wide range of mark-making techniques. Through the study of contemporary artists and their practices—from works on paper to performative approaches—students explore and push the boundaries of the medium. By engaging with these methods, they begin to develop their own visual language.
JTH6	10 – 14	Sewing Stuffies	Nicki Voss	4:30 pm – 5:30 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
Using a range of hand sewing and embroidery techniques, students will sew and create their own original self-designed small stuffies using felt, cloth and more. Skills taught include basic hand sewing techniques and embellishment, plus an introduction to pattern drafting and design. Stitch your very own stuffie and learn more about what you can make by hand!
JTH7	12 – 15	Beginning to Intermediate Handbuilding Ceramics	Erica Bootchk	4 pm – 6 pm	8 weeks	$48	$10
Student artists will continue to develop their skills creating ceramic pieces from clay to finished glazed artwork. Pieces will be both functional and conceptual. Taking the current class’ interests into consideration, a demo project will start the classes to inspire artists in developing artwork. Possible projects may include masks, sgraffito, vases, mixed media pieces incorporating wire, beads, and/or yarn, and sculpture! Let’s see where our vision takes us!
JTH8	12 – 17	Fine Art Photography	Raul Vega	4 pm – 6 pm	8 weeks	$48	$10
Students will photograph street art and/or nature in order to examine and develop an abstract photo. We will examine what everyone sees but highlight micro elements to create our abstract photos. Students will work in photoshop to create and enhance these abstract qualities.

Fridays

Code	Age Group	Class Name	Teaching Artist	Time	# of Weeks	Class Fee	Lab Fee
JF1	9 – 12	Mosaic for the Young Artist	Andres Cortes	3:30 pm – 4:30 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
This class will focus on introducing students to the beautiful art-making process of mosaic. Students will learn how to design, compose, and create one small and one larger mosaic art piece. We will cover everything from selecting different materials and using tools safely to designing and implementing their projects. This class will also allow students to bring their own materials from home to incorporate into their mosaic mementos.
JF2	7 – 9	Fort Building	Andres Cortes	5 pm – 6 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
As children, we have all built or participated in constructing a small hideout or treehouse, transforming cardboard boxes, kitchen tables, and chairs into shelters draped with sheets and blankets. These spaces serve as refuges from the outside world and sanctuaries for imagination and creative thinking. In this class, we will explore how to design and create forts through drawing, modeling, and ultimately full-class collaborative construction projects.
JF3	6 – 9	Mixed Media Fun!	MC Macadar	4 pm – 5 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
From clay sculpture and collage to resist painting, students will experience a wide range of media and approaches in this class. The focus is on fun and exploration of materials, all while learning the principles of art!
JF4	7 – 9	Piano 1A	Vera Lugo	3:30 pm – 4:30 pm	6 weeks	$24	$10
This is an introductory piano class where students will learn basic skills like note names, simple rhythms, finger numbers, major scales, and beginning improvisation. Each week a new skill will be presented and practiced, in addition to developing level-appropriate repertoire and exploring composition through improvisation. Students with some experience are welcome to join as a refresher course!
JF5	8 – 12	Piano 1B	Vera Lugo	5 pm – 6 pm	6 weeks	$24	$10
This is the next level of piano class after 1A. Students will continue to practice basic skills like note names, rhythms, major scales, and improvisation. Each week a new skill will be presented and practiced, in addition to developing level-appropriate repertoire and exploring composition through improvisation. Students must complete Piano 1A at Barnsdall to matriculate to this class (or pass an equivalent test).

Saturdays

Code	Age Group	Class Name	Teaching Artist	Time	# of Weeks	Class Fee	Lab Fee
JS1	7 – 9	Mixed Media Artists Books	Howard Marshall	12 pm – 1 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
Artists will explore various materials such as watercolor, paint markers, crayons, and canvas to create colorful books of their imagination!
JS2	7 – 9	Express Yourself with Printmaking	Howard Marshall	2 pm – 3 pm	8 weeks	$24	$10
Artists will be able to express themselves and explore the art of Printmaking through creativity. We will create wonderful prints by using various materials and processes.
JS3	10 – 17	Improv for Young Actors	Erin Coleman	10 am – 11 am	8 weeks	$24	$10
Improv for Young Actors is a chance for students to explore the joy of saying “yes and” while working collaboratively in a group. Students will gain confidence and learn to trust their instincts all while working in a fun, supportive group setting.
JS4	10 – 12	Create and Sew: Tote Bag	Sarah Romero	10 am – 11:15 am	8 weeks	$30	$10
Students will design, create, and sew their own basic totebag. They will learn how to create the pattern for their totebag, while using best practices for cutting their fabric pieces out. Using hand and machine sewing techniques, they will work to sew their pieces together to create their finished totebag. Curriculum will be presented through teacher demos, whole class and individual instruction.
JS5	12 – 17	Styles of Photography	Raul Vega	10:30 am – 12:30 pm	8 weeks	$48	$10
This class will cover several types of Photography: street photography/photojournalism, still life, nature, abstract and portrait/self portrait. In addition, the class will make prints of their assignments along the way to learn how to set up printing and understand the difference between what one sees on the monitor and the final print. Additionally, we will focus on editing photos in Photoshop. After each photo project, each student will make a selection to edit in Photoshop.
JS6	12 – 17	Darkroom Photography	Raul Vega	1:30 pm – 3:30 pm	6 weeks	$48	$160
This class will go through the process of exposing and processing film to make prints. The class will learn how to load film for developing, care for processed film, and have exposure to printing techniques and developing print paper in a wet sink. The class will bring in exposed film to be processed. The class will be asked to shoot pictures that will help to illustrate different lighting qualities.

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Tuesdays

Age Group	Class Name	Teaching Artist	Time	Class Fee	Lab Fee
2 – 3	Create through Play (Adult and Child)	Helen Maier	10 am – 10:45 am	$42	$10
In this process focused class, young artists and their caretakers are free to explore different project stations and take part in sensory play, collaborative artworks and take-home creations. This class focuses on learning through play, child-led exploration and social connection in a fun and open-ended environment.
2 – 3	Create through Play (Adult and Child)	Helen Maier	11 am – 11:45 am	$42	$10
In this process focused class, young artists and their caretakers are free to explore different project stations and take part in sensory play, collaborative artworks and take-home creations. This class focuses on learning through play, child-led exploration and social connection in a fun and open-ended environment.
3 – 5	Process Art- Inspired by Stories (Adult and Child)	Helen Maier	3:30 pm – 4:30 pm	$56	$10
In this process focused class we will explore a range of materials and tools that allow young artists to build foundational art skills in a fun and creative environment. Inspired by a new picture book each week, we will create art using techniques such as drawing, painting, collage and sculpting. This is an adult and child class where you will be encouraged to create together and connect through collaborative art making.
8 – 12	Mini Art	MC Macadar	4 pm – 5 pm	$24	$10
This class will focus on making all things mini! Perfect for students who love tiny things and making all kinds of art. We will make both 2D and 3D mini projects, such as mini framed art, mini furniture, and mini collages. We will also have a mini art exhibition the last day of class!
9 – 11	Beginning Handbuilding Ceramics	Erica Bootchk	3:30 pm – 5 pm	$36	$10
Students will create unique pieces of art by handbuilding and glazing clay that will be fired in a kiln. Artists will be shown a demo project that will be shaped by the current class’ interests. Possible projects will include animal pieces, cups, vases, bowls, pots, and other unusual creations. Students will enjoy developing their skills in pinching, sculpting, and playing with glaze techniques. Let’s bring your creativity to form!

Wednesdays

Age Group	Class Name	Teaching Artist	Time	Class Fee	Lab Fee
5 – 7	Illustration Exploration	Helen Maier	4 pm – 5 pm	$24	$10
Let your imagination soar as you explore fun drawing and painting techniques! In this playful class, we’ll discover how pictures can share exciting ideas, feelings, and adventures. You’ll learn about amazing artists, create your own characters, dream up new worlds and tell your own stories through art.
11 – 17	Beginning Wheel Throwing	Danielle Retzlaff	4 pm – 6 pm	$48	$10
Learn the basics of ceramic wheel throwing! This class will cover the entire wheel throwing process, including clay prep, forming, trimming, and glazing ceramic objects. We will focus on creating basic forms that are the basis for functional and decorative ceramic vessels.
10 – 16	Digital Drawing	Hanieh Khatibi	4:30 pm – 6 pm	$36	$10
Digital Drawing introduces students to the creative possibilities of drawing on the iPad. They explore the freedom and speed of digital tools while learning to translate subjects into expressive renderings using a variety of textures and visual effects. The course also emphasizes the integration of image and text, encouraging students to combine drawing with words to design and communicate a clear message.
7 – 9	Mexican Artisanal Toys 2	Io Olivera	3 pm – 4 pm	$24	$10
Have you ever wanted to make your own toys? In this class students will learn about the toy making techniques and traditions of Mexico. Play is the way we imagine and become. In this class we will explore a variety of sculpting, painting, and drawing techniques in the style of Mexican artisanal toys.
9 – 12	Intro. to Sculpture	Io Olivera	4:30 pm – 6 pm	$36	$10
Sculpture is everywhere! In this class students will explore and learn about construction and design in 3D. We will learn the basics of construction and materials to create unique works and imaginative objects.

Thursdays

Age Group	Class Name	Teaching Artist	Time	Class Fee	Lab Fee
5 – 7	My Favorite Things	Carolyn Arredondo	3:30 pm – 4:30 pm	$24	$10
Children will explore their identities and interests by creating art inspired by their favorite things like colors, foods, animals, toys, places, activities, and people. Each week begins with a playful prompt and hands-on project using collage, clay, paper crafts, or shrink art. Students will build confidence in self-expression, develop visual storytelling skills, and proudly share their unique perspectives in a final showcase for families.
5 – 7	Paper Play & Proud Displays	Carolyn Arredondo	5 pm – 6 pm	$24	$10
Children will explore paper as a medium for artistic expression through cutting, folding, weaving, layering, and collage. Projects are inspired by traditions such as quilts, murals, stained glass, and portrait galleries. Students will learn how paper can carry meaning, develop visual language with shape, color, and pattern, and experience what it means to create artwork for display in a gallery setting.
9 – 12	Printmaking Fun	Io Olivera	3:30 pm – 4:30 pm	$24	$10
Printmaking is fun! Instead of one lonely art work you can make multiples. This class will teach the basics of print making. You will learn about subtractive and additive methods of image creation as well as play with color and line work.
7 – 9	Drawing Animals	Io Olivera	5 pm – 6 pm	$24	$10
Animals come in all shapes and sizes, and you can learn to draw them too! In this class students will learn how to draw and paint from observation and imagination. The world of animals is full of variety, whether it’s big or small, vertebrate or invertebrate, nature is full of wonder to explore!
10 – 16	Experimental Drawing	Hanieh Khatibi	4:30 pm – 6 pm	$36	$10
Experimental Drawing introduces students to a wide range of mark-making techniques. Through the study of contemporary artists and their practices—from works on paper to performative approaches—students explore and push the boundaries of the medium. By engaging with these methods, they begin to develop their own visual language.
10 – 14	Sewing Stuffies	Nicki Voss	4:30 pm – 5:30 pm	$24	$10
Using a range of hand sewing and embroidery techniques, students will sew and create their own original self-designed small stuffies using felt, cloth and more. Skills taught include basic hand sewing techniques and embellishment, plus an introduction to pattern drafting and design. Stitch your very own stuffie and learn more about what you can make by hand!
12 – 15	Beginning to Intermediate Handbuilding Ceramics	Erica Bootchk	4 pm – 6 pm	$48	$10
Student artists will continue to develop their skills creating ceramic pieces from clay to finished glazed artwork. Pieces will be both functional and conceptual. Taking the current class’ interests into consideration, a demo project will start the classes to inspire artists in developing artwork. Possible projects may include masks, sgraffito, vases, mixed media pieces incorporating wire, beads, and/or yarn, and sculpture! Let’s see where our vision takes us!
12 – 17	Fine Art Photography	Raul Vega	4 pm – 6 pm	$48	$10
Students will photograph street art and/or nature in order to examine and develop an abstract photo. We will examine what everyone sees but highlight micro elements to create our abstract photos. Students will work in photoshop to create and enhance these abstract qualities.

Fridays

Age Group	Class Name	Teaching Artist	Time	Class Fee	Lab Fee
9 – 12	Mosaic for the Young Artist	Andres Cortes	3:30 pm – 4:30 pm	$24	$10
This class will focus on introducing students to the beautiful art-making process of mosaic. Students will learn how to design, compose, and create one small and one larger mosaic art piece. We will cover everything from selecting different materials and using tools safely to designing and implementing their projects. This class will also allow students to bring their own materials from home to incorporate into their mosaic mementos.
7 – 9	Fort Building	Andres Cortes	5 pm – 6 pm	$24	$10
As children, we have all built or participated in constructing a small hideout or treehouse, transforming cardboard boxes, kitchen tables, and chairs into shelters draped with sheets and blankets. These spaces serve as refuges from the outside world and sanctuaries for imagination and creative thinking. In this class, we will explore how to design and create forts through drawing, modeling, and ultimately full-class collaborative construction projects.
6 – 9	Mixed Media Fun!	MC Macadar	4 pm – 5 pm	$24	$10
From clay sculpture and collage to resist painting, students will experience a wide range of media and approaches in this class. The focus is on fun and exploration of materials, all while learning the principles of art!
7 – 9	Piano 1A	Vera Lugo	3:30 pm – 4:30 pm	$24	$10
This is an introductory piano class where students will learn basic skills like note names, simple rhythms, finger numbers, major scales, and beginning improvisation. Each week a new skill will be presented and practiced, in addition to developing level-appropriate repertoire and exploring composition through improvisation. Students with some experience are welcome to join as a refresher course!
8 – 12	Piano 1B	Vera Lugo	5 pm – 6 pm	$24	$10
This is the next level of piano class after 1A. Students will continue to practice basic skills like note names, rhythms, major scales, and improvisation. Each week a new skill will be presented and practiced, in addition to developing level-appropriate repertoire and exploring composition through improvisation. Students must complete Piano 1A at Barnsdall to matriculate to this class (or pass an equivalent test).

Saturdays

Age Group	Class Name	Teaching Artist	Time	Class Fee	Lab Fee
7 – 9	Mixed Media Artists Books	Howard Marshall	12 pm – 1 pm	$24	$10
Artists will explore various materials such as watercolor, paint markers, crayons, and canvas to create colorful books of their imagination!
7 – 9	Express Yourself with Printmaking	Howard Marshall	2 pm – 3 pm	$24	$10
Artists will be able to express themselves and explore the art of Printmaking through creativity. We will create wonderful prints by using various materials and processes.
10 – 17	Improv for Young Actors	Erin Coleman	10 am – 11 am	$24	$10
Improv for Young Actors is a chance for students to explore the joy of saying “yes and” while working collaboratively in a group. Students will gain confidence and learn to trust their instincts all while working in a fun, supportive group setting.
10 – 12	Create and Sew: Tote Bag	Sarah Romero	10 am – 11:15 am	$30	$10
Students will design, create, and sew their own basic totebag. They will learn how to create the pattern for their totebag, while using best practices for cutting their fabric pieces out. Using hand and machine sewing techniques, they will work to sew their pieces together to create their finished totebag. Curriculum will be presented through teacher demos, whole class and individual instruction.
12 – 17	Styles of Photography	Raul Vega	10:30 am – 12:30 pm	$48	$10
This class will cover several types of Photography: street photography/photojournalism, still life, nature, abstract and portrait/self portrait. In addition, the class will make prints of their assignments along the way to learn how to set up printing and understand the difference between what one sees on the monitor and the final print. Additionally, we will focus on editing photos in Photoshop. After each photo project, each student will make a selection to edit in Photoshop.
12 – 17	Darkroom Photography	Raul Vega	1:30 pm – 3:30 pm	$48	$160
This class will go through the process of exposing and processing film to make prints. The class will learn how to load film for developing, care for processed film, and have exposure to printing techniques and developing print paper in a wet sink. The class will bring in exposed film to be processed. The class will be asked to shoot pictures that will help to illustrate different lighting qualities.

Please note: Class offering content subject to change prior to the start of registration.

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Address

4814 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, California

Phone

323-644-6295

Hours

General Hours:
Monday – Friday: 9:00 am – 5:30 pm

During the session:
Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 am – 6:30 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am – 5:30 pm

*Closed During City Holidays*

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4814 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90027

BAC: (323) 644-6295
BJAC: (323) 644-6275

Barnsdall Arts Center (BAC), Barnsdall Junior Arts Center (BJAC), and BJAC Gallery are facilities operated by the City of Los Angeles, DCA

Public Land Acknowledgment

It is important that we prioritize respect for both the historic culture and the contemporary presence of indigenous peoples throughout California, and especially in the Los Angeles area. To that end, and particularly as a public and civic institution, we acknowledge that our facility resides on what was historically the homeland of Kizh, Tongva, and Chumash peoples who were dispossessed of their land.

4814 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90027

BAC: (323) 644-6295
BJAC: (323) 644-6275

Barnsdall Arts Center (BAC), Barnsdall Junior Arts Center (BJAC), and BJAC Gallery are facilities operated by the City of Los Angeles, DCA

Public Land Acknowledgment

4814 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90027

BAC: (323) 644-6295
BJAC: (323) 644-6275

Barnsdall Arts Center (BAC), Barnsdall Junior Arts Center (BJAC), and BJAC Gallery are facilities operated by the City of Los Angeles, DCA

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Public Land Acknowledgment

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