Judy Branfman

creator of the Where Has All The (affordable) Housing Gone? exhibit

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An exhibit by artist Judy Branfman features photography, poetry, and a giant map to examine policies that led to the removal of nearly 1,500 rent-controlled units in the beachside…

Venice Beach’s steep loss of affordable housing: Track it in art exhibit

An exhibit by artist Judy Branfman features photography, poetry, and a giant map to examine policies that led to the removal of nearly 1,500 rent-controlled units in the beachside…

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