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Third Drawer Down Gallery: Paper Sword by Lost At E Minor
Curated by Cinders Gallery out of Brooklyn, NY, Third Drawer Down Gallery in Australia has a new exhibition starting 5-28 July 2007. Titled "Paper Sword: new works on paper," it explores a current group of artists who have been working primarily on paper. With a more back to basics DIY approach, the artists are part of a generation that embrace simple tools such as a pen and pencil, while influences range from comics, popular culture, punk rock, and psychedelia. More info and images from the exhibit here.
Opening: Saturday, 7 July 2007, 2-4pm
Third Drawer Down Gallery
52 Robe Street (near the corner of Grey Street)
St. Kilda, Victoria, 3182 map
Australia
This entry posted on 29 June 2007 at
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