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Things and Stuff @ KidRobot by Carol T Chung
Tara McPherson is having a solo exhibit at KidRobot on Thursday 6 July 2006 where she'll be showing some things and stuff. What? "things and stuff" not descriptive enough for you? Well for those of you unfamiliar with her work, I guess not. She'll be showing some new toys, comic cover paintings, drawings, posters, art prints, stationery sets, stickers, buttons, and (you guessed it!) some other stuff for sale. Back in May, I saw her retrospective poster exhibit at L.A.'s BLK/MRKT Gallery. I was in love then, as I'm sure you'll be, come Thursday. If you're already familiar with her work, she'll be armed with a Sharpie so feel free to bring items with you for her to sign.
KidRobot NY
Thursday, 6 July 2006
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
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