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On the ground floor of an old three-story building in downtown Lynn, in a freshly painted studio brightened with new track lighting, arms and hands reach out from the wall. One slender arm is shaded in soft charcoal. Another is green, Martian-like, with stubby fingers. Ivy winds up another.They are sculptures in a newly renovated gallery recently purchased by Raw Art Works (RAW), a non-profit arts organization that seeks to motivate young people with art.The inaugural exhibition, titled "Reach," includes cardboard structures symbolizing the recent move. Displays include six-foot-tall sculptures, interactive boxes, self-portraits, and hands, w
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