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Fulfilling Her Passion Through Working in the Arts

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The arts isn’t for the weak or the uninspired. Having the creativity to express one’s inspiration is needed in order to be successful. Amy Andrieux, the executive director of MoCADA

Source: The Black Chronicle

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