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Second Story Gallery to feature Washougal muralist

Travis London, the gallery's first artist-in-residence, will lead interactive workshops, artist talk at Camas library gallery later this month

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Artist Travis London sets an art piece on a table Friday, April 25, 2025, at the Camas Public Library. The Second Story Gallery, on the second floor of the Camas library, has selected London for its new artist-in-residence program. (Photos by Taylor Balkom/The Columbian)

The Second Story Gallery in Camas is kicking off its artist-in-residence program with Washougal muralist and conservation advocate Travis London.

The gallery on the second floor of the Camas Public Library in downtown Camas will display London’s latest work through May, and London will lead interactive workshops and give an artist talk at the Camas gallery later this month.

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