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Afghan Art
1media/Beyond_the_Buildings_Art_2024_thumb.jpeg2025-03-08T01:36:09+00:00Marci Snow-Perry5364688d6edffdb802b204f162e8368986474cd921Artists Vince Costa and Liv Klien. It is decorated with images from the Afghan newsletter and painted with the arch to connect Afghan citizensto St. Louis. The goal is to use it to decorate the Afghan Community Center.plain2025-03-08T01:36:09+00:00Marci Snow-Perry5364688d6edffdb802b204f162e8368986474cd9
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12025-03-09T17:25:33+00:00Beyond the Buildings Spring 20242Aboutplain2025-03-09T17:38:07+00:00The story of the city begins with the neighborhoods and the people who live in them. Immigrant groups such as Irish, Bosnians, Italians, Germans, and many others have all contributed to the growth of St. Louis. Although part of a larger part of the subculture of the city, the individual immigrant groups in St. Louis have their own changing history that is part of the public memory. This course incorporated community engagement with historic preservation to help both students and community members preserve these shared memories of immigrant groups that live throughout the St. Louis area.
