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Artists restoring homes for neighborhoods’ sake
By
Shea Stewart
This article was published April 24, 2016 at 1:58 a.m.
PHOTO BY JOHN SYKES JR.
Chris James (left) and Sandrekkia Morning are two members of The Roots Art Connection who are helping renovate a house at 1020 W. 21st St. in Little Rock. James is the executive director of the nonprofit.
The Roots Art Connection is renovating a house at 1020 W. 21st St. in Little Rock as part of its Buy Back the Block project. Once finished, the house ...
Chris James, the executive director of The Roots Art Connection, at The House of Art in North Little Rock, the nonprofi t group’s headquarters and gal...
Contractor La’Dell Lawson, owner of D-1 Services in Little Rock, is helping the artist-led Roots Art Connection renovate a house at 1020 W. 21st St. i...
Chris James (left) and Sandrekkia Morning stand on the front porch of a house in Little Rock that The Roots Art Connection is renovating.
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The Roots Art Connection is renovating a house at 1020 W. 21st St. in Little Rock as part of its Buy Back the Block project. Once finished, the house ...
Chris James, the executive director of The Roots Art Connection, at The House of Art in North Little Rock, the nonprofi t group’s headquarters and gal...
Contractor La’Dell Lawson, owner of D-1 Services in Little Rock, is helping the artist-led Roots Art Connection renovate a house at 1020 W. 21st St. i...
Chris James (left) and Sandrekkia Morning stand on the front porch of a house in Little Rock that The Roots Art Connection is renovating.
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