File:Nathaniel Rhodes (The Children's Museum of Indianapolis) - sitting.jpg
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| DescriptionNathaniel Rhodes (The Children's Museum of Indianapolis) - sitting.jpg |
English: On Feb. 4, 2021 the Children's Museum of Indianapolis hosted 10 of the local artists who created the Indiana Ave. Black Lives Matter street mural for a public program. Nathaniel Rhodes is the artist for the "B" in the mural. The museum has donated this image to Wikimedia Commons under a free license for Black History Month. |
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| Author | The Children's Museum of Indianapolis staff photographer | |||
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| current | 07:32, 18 February 2021 | ![]() | 5,950 × 3,878 (19.52 MB) | smartcommons>Dominic | Uploaded a work by w:The Children's Museum of Indianapolis staff photographer from w:The Children's Museum of Indianapolis with UploadWizard |
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