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Ren Aimua

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Smiling Black woman with small hoop earrings, a patterned shirt under a collared jean shirt, and a necklace

Former Social Media Intern

Joined the Arts Council in May 2024

Blog Posts

A Conversation with Alayna Taylor, the Pittsburgh Artist Behind Creature Comforts' Unique Upcycled Jewelry and Wearable Art August 9, 2024

Reflections in Art: A Conversation with Oil Painter Heather Heitzenrater July 18, 2024

Exploring Art, Spirituality, and Heritage: A Conversation with Award-Winning Artist Mikael Owunna July 9, 2024

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