Artists for Justice exhibit looks at lives lost
(World News USA)

EASTON — Faces young, faces old, some women and lots of men. All of them victims of racial violence. They were painted and placed in orderly fashion on a picket fence. There was a somber, funereal reverence as people went to each portrait confronted by a life cut short. Everyone wore masks. On July Fourth there was an art exhibit by 24 artists. They brought their talents together to honor the Black Lives Matter movement. The 24 paintings were hung at 11 S. Aurora St. “In the wake of the George Floyd vigil, we wanted to do a...