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Let's Share at Giant Robot SF by Evan Orensten

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Giant Robot SF's new show, Let's Share, features work by Evah Fan, Jack Long and Susie Ghahremani. From the subconscious to childhood memories to irreverent thoughts on society today, each of these artists communicates through the filter of their distinct influences. We're particularly into Evah's quirky designs. They have a hint of Edward Gorey's mischevious, storytelling drawings.

The show opens on November 19th and runs through December 21st 2005.

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