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Miller Potoma: Art from the heart

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Ben’s Bearly Art, Apparel, and More
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Ben’s Bearly Art, Apparel, and More

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Kim Emmons
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Kim Emmons: Spreading positivity at the Philadelphia Zoo

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From left, Ashley Graham-Griffin and Bianca Rosa.
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Ashley Graham-Griffin & Bianca Rosa: Toasts of The Town

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Todd Shotz headshot
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Todd Shotz: Filmmaking with a mission

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John Jarboe: On cabaret and community
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John Jarboe: On cabaret and community

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Taylor Gerretz
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Taylor Gerretz: Hello Halloween!

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Jaulie “Joy” Cantave
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Jaulie “Joy” Cantave: On finding self

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Family Portrait — Alma Romero
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Alma Romero: From Puebla to PA

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Tyrell Brown: History in the making
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Tyrell Brown: History in the making

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Joe McFetridge headshot
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Joe McFetridge: Picture Perfect

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Hazem Header sits in a seat with an empty audiene. His head is in his hand.
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Hazem Header: Dancing from Cairo to Philly

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Vicky Pasche headshot
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Vicky Pasche: Fashion and Fit

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Ricky Sifford holds two dogs as he sits in a chair against a floral backdrop.
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Ricky Sifford: Pride and pups!

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Chris Hatfield headshot
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Chris Hatfield: On Tap!

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Headshot of Erukana-Erwin-Wambi
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Erukana “Erwin” Wambi: Looking to make a difference

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Family Portrait Slanty Eyed Mama Kate Rigg Lyris Hung
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Kate Rigg: Music Mama

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Morgan Karcher
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Morgan Karcher: Mastering the art of emotion

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Juston Lee Locklear
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Juston Lee Locklear: Country to Café

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Jeff Boob: Just drawn that way 
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Jeff Boob: Just drawn that way 

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