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08/25/2023

OAC Summer Blackbox Concert Series - TeX at the Lochwood Libary

Last night was 🔥 with TeX at the Lochwood Library!  A big thank you to Kamica King for hosting the event.  AND don't mis...
08/25/2023

Last night was 🔥 with TeX at the Lochwood Library! A big thank you to Kamica King for hosting the event. AND don't miss the final concert in our Summer Blackbox Jazz Concert Series at the Dallas Public Library - Pleasant Grove Branch next Thursday @ 6pm featuring Len Barnett.

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The City of Dallas’ Office of Arts and Culture (OAC) and the Department of Code Compliance (Code) request proposals for ...
08/20/2023

The City of Dallas’ Office of Arts and Culture (OAC) and the Department of Code Compliance (Code) request proposals for the beautification of a vacant lot in the Jubilee Park area of the City focusing on the Congo Neighborhood. As a part of the Beautiful Communities: Re:Imagine Vacancy Initiative, we are requesting five, double sided (4’x2.5’) vertical panel art murals that will be placed on lot at 1022 S. Congo Street. Both individual artists and artist collectives are encouraged to submit proposals at https://bit.ly/oac_commarts

City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture
City of Dallas Code Compliance Services

We unveiled our latest Mural on the Move... coming to a neighborhood near you! 😊
08/13/2023

We unveiled our latest Mural on the Move... coming to a neighborhood near you! 😊

08/10/2023
Come out for the clean up; stay for the unveiling! 🙂
08/09/2023

Come out for the clean up; stay for the unveiling! 🙂

✨In fashion, one day you're in and the next you're out.✨This workshop is a [no-sew] DIY (do-it-yourself) Fashion Worksho...
12/14/2022

✨In fashion, one day you're in and the next you're out.✨
This workshop is a [no-sew] DIY (do-it-yourself) Fashion Workshop which includes T-shirt Reconstruction and more! Participants learn to recycle their old clothing for a cool, revamped look. By re-purposing t-shirts, sweat shirts, etc. and using supplies such as scissors, chalk, fabric paint, beads, buttons, etc. and no-sew techniques, this class truly engages creative thinking and inventiveness.
When: Thursday, December 22 from 5-6 p.m.
Where: Timberglen Branch Library
18505 Midway Road
Dallas, TX 75287

Don't miss the debut appearance of the "Murals on the Move: Loving Our Cultures" roll off container at the "Deck the Pla...
12/02/2022

Don't miss the debut appearance of the "Murals on the Move: Loving Our Cultures" roll off container at the "Deck the Plaza" event today starting at 4:00 p.m.

Dallas City Hall - 1500 Marilla Street, Dallas, TX 75201



Mark your calendars and save the date! 📚
11/29/2022

Mark your calendars and save the date! 📚

The Black Child Book Fair Tour is coming to Dallas!

In partnership with Dallas Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. "Books for Black children are hard to find" is a common statement in our society. Black children need to see faces that look like theirs and stories about people that look like them written by people that look like them. The Black Child Book Fair Tour will provide positive and quality literature for our children.

When: Saturday, December 10th from 10am-3pm
Where: African American Museum of Dallas
3536 Grand Ave Dallas, TX 75210

Tour is supported in part by Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center.

“Murals on the Move: Loving Our Cultures” is our latest mobile mural finished just in time for the holidays.  Join us fo...
11/29/2022

“Murals on the Move: Loving Our Cultures” is our latest mobile mural finished just in time for the holidays.

Join us for the official unveiling on Friday, December 2nd at 4:00 @ Dallas City Hall.


Our new Director has been announced!  Take a look.  We look forward to working with her to make even greater things happ...
11/23/2022

Our new Director has been announced! Take a look. We look forward to working with her to make even greater things happen in our city! 🤩

Let’s give a warm welcome to the new Director of the City of Dallas of Arts and Culture, Martine Elyse Philippe.

With over 15 years of experience in arts administration, Martine comes to Dallas having served as the National Community Art Manager for A Window Between Worlds (AWBW) based in Los Angeles, CA and as the Chair for District 12 Arts Task Force for the Atlanta City Council. In her role with AWBW she is the national creative strategist for the development of art- based leadership and resources to transform trauma and create community-based methods of change and social justice through art.

Martine’s art administration experience spans across city government and the non-profit sector. As a trained dancer, she began her arts administration career with the City of Atlanta whereby she developed dance curriculum and then went on to become the Cultural Affairs Project Coordinator for the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs. She has served in several executive roles, such as the Executive Director of Atlanta’s Resource for Entertainment & Arts.

Martine has a Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies from the University of Georgia and Master of Arts in Education Leadership from Argosy University. Martine is devoted to diversity, equity, and inclusion in every facet of art and culture and the proud child of immigrants from Haiti and Cuba. She has a desire to utilize the breadth of her experiences to make a tremendous impact in the City of Dallas.

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El gerente de la ciudad de Dallas, T.C. Broadnax, nombra nuevo director de la Oficina de Arte y Cultura

El lunes 5 de diciembre, Martine Elyse Philippe fue nombrada directora de la Oficina de Arte y Cultura.

Con más de 15 años de experiencia en administración de artes, Martine llega a Dallas después de haberse desempeñado como Gerente Nacional de Arte Comunitario para A Window Between Worlds (AWBW) con sede en Los Ángeles, CA y como representante del Grupo de Trabajo de Artes del Distrito 12 para el Concejo Municipal de Atlanta. En su papel con AWBW, es la estratega creativa nacional para el desarrollo de liderazgo y recursos basados en el arte para transformar el trauma y crear métodos comunitarios de cambio y justicia social a través del arte.

La experiencia de Martine en administración de arte abarca todo el gobierno de la ciudad y el sector sin fines de lucro. Como bailarina entrenada, comenzó su carrera en administración de artes con la Ciudad de Atlanta, donde desarrolló un plan de estudios de danza y luego se convirtió en la Coordinadora del Proyecto de Asuntos Culturales de la Oficina de Asuntos Culturales de la Alcaldía. Se ha desempeñado en varios roles ejecutivos, como el director ejecutivo de Recursos para el Entretenimiento y las Artes de Atlanta.

Martine tiene una Licenciatura en Estudios Afroamericanos de la Universidad de Georgia y una Maestría en Artes en Liderazgo Educativo de la Universidad de Argosy.

Martine se dedica a la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión en todas las facetas del arte y la cultura y es la orgullosa hija de inmigrantes de Haití y Cuba. Ella tiene el deseo de utilizar la amplitud de sus experiencias para tener un tremendo impacto en la ciudad de Dallas.

11/18/2022

Collaboration is KEY!!! "Murals on the Move: Loving Our Cultures" with Daniel Yanez and Armando Aguirre; local Dallas artists!

It’s not too late to experience the Texas Latino ComicCon at theLatino Cultural Center this weekend.  🤩
10/22/2022

It’s not too late to experience the Texas Latino ComicCon at theLatino Cultural Center this weekend. 🤩

Awesome experience shared with the Dallas FBI and the Department of Code Compliance.  "There is no Space for Hate" mural...
10/04/2022

Awesome experience shared with the Dallas FBI and the Department of Code Compliance. "There is no Space for Hate" mural unveiled encouraging our residents to report hate crimes. Congratulations to artist Daniel Yanez on a job well done!

If you want to see the mural, drive by 200 S Tyler Street in Dallas.



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10/02/2022

Daniel Yanez has been an artist for almost two decades. He was one of two local artists to be picked to create murals for the Dallas FBI "No Space for Hate" campaign, which aims to promote reporting hate crimes in the area.

Here's a glimpse into his work for the project ahead of the unveiling on Monday.

Our funding program, ArtsActivate, is accepting applications.  Apply early and don’t miss the deadline!
09/30/2022

Our funding program, ArtsActivate, is accepting applications. Apply early and don’t miss the deadline!

Hate Crime Reporting Awareness combined with Dallas art is a win-win!  The “There’s No Space for Hate” collaboration bet...
09/27/2022

Hate Crime Reporting Awareness combined with Dallas art is a win-win! The “There’s No Space for Hate” collaboration between the Dallas FBI, City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, and City of Dallas Code Compliance Services is underway!!

Code, City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, and Dallas FBI are partnering together in the No Place for Hate initiative. Daniel Yanez is one of two local Dallas artists creating murals in Bishop Arts and the Oak Lawn neighborhoods promoting Dallas residents to report hate crimes.

Check back daily to see updates from the artists before the murals are unveiled on October 3rd.

09/23/2022

Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center Ballet Shoe Art Project in collaboration with the Texas Ballet Theater. Supporting Dallas artists.

If you didn't get a chance to vote for your favorite ballet shoe design, here’s your chance! Visit https://bit.ly/3UpRmv4 and choose your favorite shoe.

Missed the performance? Visit https://texasballettheater.org/performance/cirque-du-ballet/ for upcoming dates and tickets.

09/21/2022
More on the Summer with Officers Art Contest 2022 Award Ceremony & Exhibition.  Fun times with the kiddos! 😃
08/17/2022

More on the Summer with Officers Art Contest 2022 Award Ceremony & Exhibition. Fun times with the kiddos! 😃

08/17/2022

Come out and Jam with DPD at the Summer Concert on August 27th.

Officer Morey will be one of the featured officers performing.

Saturday morning Award Ceremony and Exhibition at the Dallas Police Department celebrating the “Paint with Cops” Summer ...
08/13/2022

Saturday morning Award Ceremony and Exhibition at the Dallas Police Department celebrating the “Paint with Cops” Summer Program! The exhibit will be open to the public for two weeks at the Dallas Police Department. Check it out!! 🎨👨‍🎨 👮‍♀️

Thanks to our CAP artists Vet, Ebony Lewis, and Nelson Cruhigger for a successful program! 👍🏾

08/10/2022

PANCHATANTRA: Fables of India
The Panchatantra is an ancient collection of animal fables intended to impart wisdom for everyday life. Indian Cultural Heritage Foundation and Arathi School of Dance present a one day dance special in which these stories will be interpreted through the lens of an ancient Indian classical dance form from South India known as Bharathanatyam. Enjoy their performance in collaboration with Bandan Koro African Drum and Dance Ensemble on August 6th. Don’t miss this unique and collaborative experience!

Morning spent at the Back-to-School Fair with our friends at the Kleberg-Rylie Recreation Center making art with Matt Ba...
08/06/2022

Morning spent at the Back-to-School Fair with our friends at the Kleberg-Rylie Recreation Center making art with Matt Bagley & Sharon Neel-Bagley of Iron Frog Press!

Free film screening at the Latino Cultural Center.  Check it out!!! 🙂
08/02/2022

Free film screening at the Latino Cultural Center. Check it out!!! 🙂

Join us for a film screening! 🎬

La Medea re-imagines Euripides’ tragic myth into a made for camera latin-disco-pop musical film. Often screened with the live score performed by the original live band inside the cinematheque, this unique feature film was directed, performed, shot, and edited in real time, creating a high-stakes vulnerability for cast, crew, and audiences alike. Performers and camera women play the characters, while in-studio audiences act as the Greek chorus and film extras. The pervasive figure of the wild foreign woman who vengefully murders her own children is shattered in this genre-bending multidimensional dismantling of an ongoing toxic myth. Challenging cinematic traditions and portrayals of women on screen and in myth, La Medea dismantles notions of a “dangerous,” “hysterical,” foreign woman. The film reveals an infinite woman that rejects the limited gaze imposed on her for centuries.

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*REPOST* The Bath House Cultural Center presents their recent show "People, Places, Things" - an exhibition of photograp...
08/01/2022

*REPOST* The Bath House Cultural Center presents their recent show "People, Places, Things" - an exhibition of photographs by North Texas artist, Essie Graham.

Click the post below to learn more and schedule a visit:

APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN!!
07/29/2022

APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN!!

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Visit our website for more info and to apply!





One more week!!!!  Don't forget to apply! 🙂✍️🎨
07/11/2022

One more week!!!! Don't forget to apply! 🙂✍️🎨

CALLING ALL MURALISTS!!!

The Office of Arts and Culture – Community Arts Division in collaboration with the Department of Code Compliance and the Federal Bureau of Investigation is seeking muralists/visual artists to participate in the Hate Crime Reporting Mural Project.

Two artist or artist collectives will be selected to paint one mural each in the City of Dallas. The first mural will be located in the Bishop Arts District, and the second will be in the Oak Lawn/Cedar Springs areas. Proposals are requested under the following theme:

“Beautiful Communities: There’s No Space for Hate”

For more information click https://bit.ly/nospaceforhate_guidelines

Applications open on July 5th https://bit.ly/nospaceforhate_apps

CALLING ALL MURALISTS!!!The Office of Arts and Culture – Community Arts Division in collaboration with the Department of...
07/04/2022

CALLING ALL MURALISTS!!!

The Office of Arts and Culture – Community Arts Division in collaboration with the Department of Code Compliance and the Federal Bureau of Investigation is seeking muralists/visual artists to participate in the Hate Crime Reporting Mural Project.

Two artist or artist collectives will be selected to paint one mural each in the City of Dallas. The first mural will be located in the Bishop Arts District, and the second will be in the Oak Lawn/Cedar Springs areas. Proposals are requested under the following theme:

“Beautiful Communities: There’s No Space for Hate”

For more information click https://bit.ly/nospaceforhate_guidelines

Applications open on July 5th https://bit.ly/nospaceforhate_apps

🚨🚨🚨🚨 Last Day 🚨🚨🚨🚨*** Attention All Artist ***Open call for the Community Artist Program or (CAP) applications are NOW O...
06/27/2022

🚨🚨🚨🚨 Last Day 🚨🚨🚨🚨
*** Attention All Artist ***
Open call for the Community Artist Program or (CAP) applications are NOW OPEN deadline is TODAY June 27th! The Community Artist Program provides support for ethnic based artists and cultural organizations to teach and perform at host facilities in Dallas Neighborhoods.
APPLY TODAY!
https://bit.ly/CAP_fy22_23app
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🚨🚨🚨🚨 Último Día 🚨🚨🚨🚨
*** Atención A Todo Artista ***
¡La convocatoria abierta para el Programa de Artistas Comunitarios o (CAP) ya ESTÁ ABIERTA ¡La fecha límite para la solicitud es HOY 27 de junio! El Programa de Artistas Comunitarios proporciona apoyo a artistas de base étnica y organizaciones culturales para enseñar y presentar en los vecindarios de Dallas.
¡APLICA HOY MISMO!
https://bit.ly/CAP_fy22_23app

06/19/2022

Happy Father’s Day!

Join us this Saturday for the unveiling of Re:Imagine Vacancy!Re:Imagine Vacancy is a temporary sculpture park, created ...
06/14/2022

Join us this Saturday for the unveiling of Re:Imagine Vacancy!

Re:Imagine Vacancy is a temporary sculpture park, created local artist Art Garcia. Come and learn about this amazing project that is inspired by the Bonton community while enjoying free food and live entertainment. We hope to see you there!

Made possible by: Government Alliance for Racial Equity, Graphic Content, Kenlee Services, City of Dallas Code Compliance Department and Office of Arts and Culture - Community Arts

Preparations underway for our Re:Imagine Vacancy unveiling on June 18th.  Collaboration with Graphic Content, Kenlee Ser...
06/11/2022

Preparations underway for our Re:Imagine Vacancy unveiling on June 18th. Collaboration with Graphic Content, Kenlee Services, City of Dallas Code Compliance Department.

Join us for the final reveal this Saturday at 10:00 a.m. 2512 Wells Street. 😊

Please join us as we unveil our latest mural project by Dallas artist Arte Mando  (Armando Aguirre).   Community Arts Po...
06/09/2022

Please join us as we unveil our latest mural project by Dallas artist Arte Mando (Armando Aguirre). Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center and City of Dallas Code Compliance Services beautifying Dallas one neighborhood at a time!!

Please join Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center and City of Dallas Code Compliance Services for the unveiling of Dallas artist Armando Aguirre mural.

The time has come!!!  The Community Artist Program (CAP) opened today.  If you or someone you know is interested in beco...
06/06/2022

The time has come!!! The Community Artist Program (CAP) opened today. If you or someone you know is interested in becoming a CAP artist, please read the guidelines and complete the application at https://bit.ly/CAP_fy22_23app.

¡¡¡El tiempo ha llegado!!! El Programa de Artistas Comunitarios (CAP) abrió hoy. Si usted o alguien que conoce está interesado en convertirse en artista CAP, lea las pautas y complete la solicitud en https://bit.ly/CAP_fy22_23app.

Our CAP artists making great things happen in District 8 along with ACAC Commissioner Brad Spellicy!
06/02/2022

Our CAP artists making great things happen in District 8 along with ACAC Commissioner Brad Spellicy!

05/31/2022
Artists of all disciplines: We are excited to announce that the Office of Arts and Culture’s Community Arts Division wil...
05/27/2022

Artists of all disciplines: We are excited to announce that the Office of Arts and Culture’s Community Arts Division will be opening applications for the FY 2022-23 Community Artist Program.

A Facebook Live Info Session will take place on Tuesday, May 31, 2022 at 4:00 p.m. (English) and 5:00 p.m. (Spanish).

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Artistas de todas las disciplinas: nos complace anunciar que la División de Artes Comunitarias de la Oficina de Artes y Cultura abrirá solicitudes para el Programa de Artistas Comunitarios para el año fiscal 2022-23.

Se llevará a cabo una sesión de información de Facebook Live el martes 31 de mayo de 2022 a las 4:00 p.m. (Inglés) y 5:00 p.m. (Español).

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Mobile Murals with Fred Villanueva Studios. Learn about materials and color to express your individuality.
When: Saturday, January 7 at 1:00 p.m.
Where: Timberglen Branch Library
18505 Midway Rd
Dallas, TX 75287
This program was made possible by Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center.
The Black Child Book Fair Tour is coming to Dallas!

In partnership with Dallas Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. "Books for Black children are hard to find" is a common statement in our society. Black children need to see faces that look like theirs and stories about people that look like them written by people that look like them. The Black Child Book Fair Tour will provide positive and quality literature for our children.

When: Tomorrow, Saturday, December 10th from 10am-3pm
Where: African American Museum of Dallas
3536 Grand Ave Dallas, TX 75210

Tour is supported in part by Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center.
MURAL UNVELING: Come on out to Deck the Plaza tonight and get the chance to see the murals local artists Daniel Yanez, and Armando Aguirre created for Code and Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center, City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture. The murals highlight how different cultures in Dallas celebrate the holidays.

You can check them out during the festivities tonight from 4pm-7pm at City Hall Plaza!
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Making its first debut at Deck The Plaza City Hall Lights the latest "Mural on the Move".
Artist Daniel Yanez and Armando Aguirre wanted to showcase the way different cultures in Dallas celebrate the holidays. This container will be used for community and cleanup events.
Please come and celebrate the holiday season at with fun, food, and entertainment for the entire family!

When: Today, Friday, December 2 from 4-7 p.m.
Where: 1500 Marilla St.
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Haciendo su primer debut en Deck The Plaza City Hall nuestro último "Mural on the Move".
Los artistas Daniel Yanez y Armando Aguirre querían mostrar la forma en que las diferentes culturas en Dallas celebran las fiestas. Este contenedor se utilizará para eventos comunitarios y de limpieza.
¡Venga y celebre la temporada navideña con diversión, comida y entretenimiento para toda la familia!

Cuándo: Hoy viernes 2 de diciembre de 4-7 p.m.
Dónde: 1500 Marilla St.

A BIG thank you to City of Dallas Code Compliance Services and Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center to make this project possible.
Meet your local artist Daniel Yanez and Armando Aguirre from our latest "Mural on the Move" campaign.

The artists wanted to showcase the way different cultures in Dallas celebrate the holidays. This container will be used for community and cleanup events in the future.

A BIG thank you to City of Dallas Code Compliance Services and Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center to make this project possible.

Please join us for the official unveiling on Friday, December 2nd at 4:00 @ Dallas City Hall.

See you there!
The Black Child Book Fair Tour is coming to Dallas!

In partnership with Dallas Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. "Books for Black children are hard to find" is a common statement in our society. Black children need to see faces that look like theirs and stories about people that look like them written by people that look like them. The Black Child Book Fair Tour will provide positive and quality literature for our children.

When: Saturday, December 10th from 10am-3pm
Where: African American Museum of Dallas
3536 Grand Ave Dallas, TX 75210

Tour is supported in part by Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center.
Just in time for the holidays, take a look at the finished container two local artists created for Code and City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center "Mural on the Move" campaign.

The artists wanted to showcase the way different cultures in Dallas celebrate the holidays.

This container will be used for community and cleanup events in the future.

Thanks to Daniel Yanez and Armando Aguirre for creating great work!



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Daniel Yanez has been an artist for almost two decades. He was one of two local artists to be picked to create murals for the Dallas FBI "No Space for Hate" campaign, which aims to promote reporting hate crimes in the area.

Here's a glimpse into his work for the project ahead of the unveiling on Monday.

City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture
Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center
Isaac Davies, a local artist is working on his mural for Dallas FBI's "No Space for Hate" campaign. The mural will be located under the bridge, on Turtle Creek and Cedar Springs in Uptown.

Isaac is the second artist to create a mural for the initiative. Daniel Yanez, another local artist, is creating a mural for the campaign in Bishop Arts.

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Here's another sneak peek into one of the two murals being created in Dallas.

Daniel Yanez is creating this mural on South Tyler Street for the “There’s No Space for Hate” initiative.

The unveiling of the mural is set for 10/3/2022

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Final reminder to apply for CAP! 📣

The Community Artist Program by Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center provides support for ethnic based artists and cultural organizations to teach and perform at host facilities in Dallas Neighborhoods.

Click the post below to apply today:
Thank you everyone that came to the unveiling of Gare Grant: Bonton Sculptures by . A BIG thank you to Government Alliance for Racial Equity, Graphic Content, Kenlee Services, City of Dallas Code Compliance Services and Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center.
Armando Aguirre, a Dallas artist, has been working on a mural in Oak Cliff for the community to enjoy. Next week, it's ready to be unveiled.

Code, Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center, and City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture continue to find ways to beautify our local neighborhoods through our Beautiful Communities initiative.
Code, Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center, and Kenlee Services are working together to get some landscaping done on Wells Street. The department has been prepping the vacant lot with the help of our community partners to unveil our latest beautification project and art installation Juneteenth weekend.
Please join Community Arts Pop-Up Cultural Center and City of Dallas Code Compliance Services for the unveiling of Dallas artist Armando Aguirre mural.
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