Prjct

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1452 E 6th St
Los Angeles, CA 90021
https://prjctla.com

Prjct is an art space located in Los Angeles, CA, dedicated to showcasing contemporary exhibitions that engage and inspire the local community. With a focus on current and upcoming projects, the organization highlights diverse artistic voices through its innovative programming.

In addition to its exhibitions, Prjct also features a collection of past works, allowing visitors to explore a rich history of artistic expression. The organization aims to foster dialogue and connection among artists and audiences alike, enhancing the cultural landscape of the area.

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