.: a Diorama of an art Exhibition

Monday

a Diorama of an art Exhibition - Feb 18 2012 part 1

here are some photos of the exhibition

just before the opening the other night...

[i'll post some more from the

rest of the evening in part 2.]

[work in the permanent collection]

[work by dorothee dottke]

[work by bijijoo]

[work by rudolph maline]

[work by noelle maline]

[work by heather thomson and pippa possible]

[16mm found home movie footage - 1949-1959,

edited by james d. olsen]

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The No. 16

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