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Laura Zucker: A Quarter Century of Shaping L.A. Culture
Over a 25 year period, Laura Zucker helped shape a more vibrant and diverse Los Angeles cultural scene. In her role as Executive Director of the LA County Arts Commission, she led policy changes that made the county and the field-at-large more colorful and inclusive. She stepped down from her position in July 2017.
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