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I would x tribe it. It's one of the most exciting things that I think I've seen happen in Neighborhood Arts program for a very long time. We're in the Western edition part of the ghetto today, and we're showing artists that some of them have never shown

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before. All our artists today are non white. We have black, Mexican, American, American, Indian and Oriental artists, and the response is fantastic that people are really thrilled. The purpose of this kind of exhibit is to give an opportunity to artist who don't have an easy time

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showing their art a chance to display in the communities from which they come and where they work and where they live and where people know them. How different is black art from white art? Well, I can't say that I'm not an art expert. I think that

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perhaps some of the things that it tries to get over our maybe more dramatic and more timely at this point, and they really hit you with some force. But I really wouldn't say that there was a difference of that. You would just state like, you know,

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the difference between black and white. What are some of the comments that you've heard from the people who are looking at this exhibit. The comments are I didn't expect to see this much talent here today. Those were the comments and it's really exciting. They hadn't. I

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didn't I was wondering what it's gonna be like and I'm absolutely thrilled. I just can't tell you how thrilled I am. What kinds of things do we have? We have paintings, we have drawings. We have some pottery work, a very small display. I must tell you,

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it's all sold at this point. Mr. Kim is going back to Berkeley to bring some other things over the mediums we're in. Today we have some sculpture also.