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Residency Projects II reviewed on Art Practical

October 6, 2011cwongyapArt Practical, Art reviews, Kala Art Institute 1 Comment

My review of Residency Projects II, a group show at Kala Art Institute Gallery featuring Elisheva Biernoff, Zachary Royer Scholz, Renée Gertler, Jennie Ottinger, and Jessica Ingram, is now online on Art Practical.

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One thought on “Residency Projects II reviewed on Art Practical”

dorothysantos says:

Read this when I recd’ my AP e-mail! As usual, I enjoyed it.

October 11, 2011 at 12:24 am Reply

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