Marquell Byrd

Co-founder, Compton Art & History Museum

co-founder of the Compton Art & History Museum

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Compton may not “have a Michaels,” but it does have a new museum that can fill the gap by bringing art, history, and a space to create in the city.

Beyond Kendrick and Serena: New museum shows Compton’s legacy

Compton may not “have a Michaels,” but it does have a new museum that can fill the gap by bringing art, history, and a space to create in the city.

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