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Recap: Mike Miller’s New ‘California Love’ Exhibit ~ M+B Gallery

[dropcap size=big]L.[/dropcap]A. Taco recently got to experience a new exhibition by internationally acclaimed photographer and director Mike Miller in collaboration with M+B called California Love. A native of Los Angeles, Miller is widely known for his iconic images chronicling the rise of the West Coast hip hop scene.

This exhibition runs from through November 3 with and includes some of Miller's most recognized images of artist Eazy-E, Snoop Dogg, and Tupac Shakur, along with never before seen photographs depicting the time, culture, and community that gave birth to West Coast rap.

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