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High Energy Constructs by Ami Kealoha

High Energy Constructs, the latest gallery in Los Angeles' Chinatown, opens tomorrow 18 February, 2006 with a solo show by Colorado-born artist David Brady, 27. The exhibition, called "Max Jewel," is a series of sculptures made with hardware-store materials like wood, plaster, and metal and, for a gallery named after the poet Charles Olson's cry for high energy in art, the inauguration seems fitting. Closes 26 March, 2006.

Max Jewel at High Energy Constructs
Opening Reception: 18 February, 2006
990 N. Hill Street, Suite 180
Los Angeles, CA 90012
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This entry posted on 17 February 2006 at 5:39 PM
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