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AfterModern: Out of Doors by Ami Kealoha
AfterModern, a new gallery in San Francisco's up-and-coming South Park neighborhood (conveniently nearby the SFMOMA) launched with an inaugural exhibition last Saturday called "Out of Doors." Curated by Busy Being founder Amber Abramson, 27, who formerly headed up Los Angeles gallery and store, four x four, the show takes the outdoors as its theme. A line-up of mostly California-based artists, such as HunterGatherer, Deanne Cheuk, and Kozyndan, bring their pastoral works to the space through January 28th.
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