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19, it will travel to different libraries around the city which are yet to be determined. 'We still have a long ways to go in terms of truly representing the diversity of faces and places in the city and getting more residents to embrace the project so we have a fuller picture and broader perspective, but these are things we will be working on fixing in the coming year,' says Inouye.ДЄfter the exhibit at the Central Library closes on Feb. Very inspiring, Milwaukee!'ДЄccording to Inouye, 53202 received the most submissions at just over 26, 53204, 53207, 53208, 5325 had between 40-80 submissions each. 'This is exactly what our community needs: people who are excited to share the diversity and beauty of their city with each other. 'It feels good to say that in only three months we've collected over 900 photos from over 90 photographers,' says Inouye. Other integral project members вЂ“ known as the 'Zipster team' вЂ“ include Austin Anderson, Tracey Thomas, Tera Greenland, Bryan KubelВ and Malik Henderson. Miner, Paul Matzner, Larry Chatman and Pat Robinson. 'And we'll be encouraging visitors to get to know their neighbors with our fun conversation starters,' says Inouye.ДЇeatured photographers in the show include Barbara J. 'Zippy bites' and beverages will be provided from Coffee Makes You Black, The Juice Kitchen, The TandemnВ and Gloria's Cake Shop & Cafe. Speakers include Venice Williams from Alice's Garden and Andrew Levinson from CBS 58, along with jazz musicians Jay Anderson and Mark Davis. during Gallery Day at the Central Library, 814 W.

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He named the project ZIP MKE, and with the help of local photographers, friends and strangers, Inouye collected 920 photographs on his website, 300 of which will be on display this Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. In the fall of 2016, Inouye, who is the current Pfister Narrator, decided he wanted to take photos of people and landmarks in all of MilwaukeeвЂ™s 28 zip codes.

Dominic Inouye came up with an ambitious idea that, as of Saturday, will become a fruitful reality.

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