To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art

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Last updated 16 Jul 2024
To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art
Mykael Ash uses bullet shells he finds on the ground as elements in his artwork to tell stories about racial violence, resistance, and history.
To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art
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To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art
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To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art
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To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art
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To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art
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To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art
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To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art
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To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art
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To combat gun violence, this Metro East artist turns ammunition into art
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