A project of the Santa Monica Museum of Art’s Neighborhood Outreach Gallery, Wall Works: Honor Badges has given local children the opportunity to create unique works of art.
Artist Kim Abeles created Honor Badges, which “enables young people to identify someone who is a hero or heroine to them and to create a wearable mixed media badge that honors that person.”
Honor Badges can be seen on the third floor of Santa Monica Place through January 11.
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