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      Pasadena Unified Celebrates the Opening of the “No Boundaries 20” Exhibition

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      “No Boundaries 20” Opening Night (Photo – ColoradoBlvd.net)

      The Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) recently celebrated the opening of the highly anticipated No Boundaries 20 exhibition, showcasing over 200 artworks created by TK-12 students from all 24 schools across the district.

      By News Desk

      The opening night celebration featured live student musical performances and was a celebrated stop on Pasadena’s ArtNight.

      This year’s exhibition theme, “Restore, Rebuild, Rise,” carries special significance, reflecting the community’s collective efforts to recover from the Eaton Fire. The theme embodies hope, resilience, and the transformative power of creativity in times of adversity.

      The No Boundaries 20 exhibition is open to the public and will run through March 23. Visitors can view the student artworks Monday through Friday from 3:00 to 6:00 pm and on weekends from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. This annual event continues to spotlight the immense talent and artistic expression of PUSD students, with a special focus on how art contributes to healing and rebuilding the community.

      For those interested in experiencing the vibrant works of young artists, this exhibition remains a must-see event in the heart of Pasadena’s cultural calendar.

      No Boundaries 20
      Until March 23, 2025
      Location
      300 E. Colorado Blvd.
      Suite 159 & 161
      Pasadena, CA 91101
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      “No Boundaries 20” (Photo – ColoradoBlvd.net)

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      “No Boundaries 20” Opening Night (Photo – ColoradoBlvd.net)

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      “No Boundaries 20” (Photo – ColoradoBlvd.net)

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      “No Boundaries 20” (Photo – ColoradoBlvd.net)

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      “No Boundaries 20” Opening Night (Photo – ColoradoBlvd.net)

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      PUSD Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Blanco and text from the exhibit (Photos – Jennifer Hall Lee)

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