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ARTS: Cute First Person Museum ads

POSTED: Monday, November 8, 2010, 6:00 PM

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In First Friday Focus this week, Carolyn Huckabay told you about First Person Arts' First Person Museum. The exhibit focuses on real people by showcasing random, everyday relics kept by 16 Philadelphians, and the stories behind their meaning. To give it a push, First Person Arts has designed and launched a cute ad campaign on SEPTA that features three of the participants from this summer's StoryCircles event. The next time your on the train, keep your eyes peeled for Nakiyrah, Grace and Jon, who were photographed with objects that mean something to them, and a small blurb about what it is. And if you're interested in sharing something of your own, First Person Arts has a website that allows anyone to submit stories and photos about the trinkets in their life.

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