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Local artist brings an abandoned space new life

Tribune Staff

| September 12, 2018

Printed in the September 12, 2018 edition

Photo by Sam CrispWinslow artist Julian Chavez (right) carries a panel of his artwork to be displayed on the exterior walls of the decommissioned high school located at Cherry Street and Apache Avenue in Winslow. Chavez has now completed eight of the 12 panels he has planned.