PHOTO EYE | Our Friends and Neighbors

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Jose Villa pastes a photo of local artist Isamu Jordan during the Sunday installation of "Maddness," a local art exhibit addressing the stigma of mental illness. It will be on display indefinitely at Boots Bakery & Lounge in downtown Spokane. Part of the international "Inside Out" project, the "Maddness" exhibit was in part inspired by the death of Jordan, who committed suicide last year.

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Organizers Susan Jane Hall, left, and Adrienne Belnap hold a photograph of Curtis.

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Organizer Susan Jane Hall, left, and volunteer Jose Villa paste a photograph of Laura onto a wall.

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Organizer Susan Jane Hall, left, and volunteer Jose Villa paste a photograph of Laura onto a wall.