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January 26, 2018  |  By Inner City Arts
Inner-City Arts Alumnus David Lee Featured in LIFEWTR’s Newest Design Series
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Last year, LIFEWTR connected with Inner-City Arts and asked us to nominate students to consider for their latest design bottle series. The new Series 4 artwork highlights the work of three emerging artists who discovered a more inspired future through arts education programs available to them in their communities. We’re proud to share with you that David Lee, former Inner-City Arts student, was selected as one of the three. See his winning design and featured artist page here.

David credits art and his experience at Inner-City Arts for helping him get through the darkest moments of his life. Watch this video and see how the mentorship David received helped him in the studio and beyond, as he learned to reframe mistakes as opportunities and new beginnings. Congratulations, David!

You can now find these bottles on shelves in U.S. stores.

Read the press release here.

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