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iD is defined as the mind's driving force, the one that cries out for satisfaction of primitive needs.  And is there any need greater than to express ourselves?  Crying out for expression, identifying ourselves, celebrating art, life, and creativity are what iD Arts Magazines are all about.

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A City of Expression is a growing arts organization based on a strong need for world unity and world peace that acts with the goal to improve the greater Jacksonville arts culture and to provide a free arts venue for local artists of all types.

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