Finding beauty in the rubble Keni Davis Beauty for Ashes exhibit documents Altadena in transition- The mammoth Eaton fire tore through his beloved city of Altadena, destroying more than 9,000 homes and businesses. Davis lost his house of 38 years and, inside of it, all of his paintings.  Within 48 hours of the fire, Davis took his kit and began painting the destruction.

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Finding beauty in the rubble Keni Davis Beauty for Ashes exhibit documents Altadena in transition- The mammoth Eaton fire tore through his beloved city of Altadena, destroying more than 9,000 homes and businesses. Davis lost his house of 38 years and, inside of it, all of his paintings.  Within 48 hours of the fire, Davis took his kit and began painting the destruction.

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Finding beauty in the rubble Keni Davis Beauty for Ashes exhibit documents Altadena in transition- The mammoth Eaton fire tore through his beloved city of Altadena, destroying more than 9,000 homes and businesses. Davis lost his house of 38 years and, inside of it, all of his paintings.  Within 48 hours of the fire, Davis took his kit and began painting the destruction.

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Finding beauty in the rubble Keni Davis Beauty for Ashes exhibit documents Altadena in transition- The mammoth Eaton fire tore through his beloved city of Altadena, destroying more than 9,000 homes and businesses. Davis lost his house of 38 years and, inside of it, all of his paintings.  Within 48 hours of the fire, Davis took his kit and began painting the destruction.

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Finding beauty in the rubble Keni Davis Beauty for Ashes exhibit documents Altadena in transition- The mammoth Eaton fire tore through his beloved city of Altadena, destroying more than 9,000 homes and businesses. Davis lost his house of 38 years and, inside of it, all of his paintings.  Within 48 hours of the fire, Davis took his kit and began painting the destruction.

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Finding beauty in the rubble Keni Davis Beauty for Ashes exhibit documents Altadena in transition- The mammoth Eaton fire tore through his beloved city of Altadena, destroying more than 9,000 homes and businesses. Davis lost his house of 38 years and, inside of it, all of his paintings.  Within 48 hours of the fire, Davis took his kit and began painting the destruction.

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