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Scion Installation by Ami Kealoha

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This Saturday October 15th, Scion launches the final show in the touring group exhibition dubbed, "Installation," in Los Angeles. Featuring contemporary urban artists and graphic designers at the forefront of their fields, including Futura (pictured), David Choe, and Crash, the commissioned works in the show all are the same three by eight foot size. Stopping in 13 cities nationwide, the 2nd annual event's goal is to showcase the artists to as wide an audience as possible. A final auction to benefit Artists Helping Children, makes it a good cause in more ways than one. The show runs through October 23rd, but you can bid online here.

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This entry posted on 14 October 2005 at 1:41 PM
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