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First Street Gallery Helps Artists with Disabilities Find Their Voice
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Motorcycle World Traveler Heather Johnson Leaves Art Along the Way
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Ciara Ennis: Exhibition Practices and Alternate Theories of the Archive
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Charles Long's engaging sculptures often require the viewer to feel, smell, and plug-in to get a full experience.
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Self Portrait in Video: Kent Anderson Butler
Kent Anderson Butler pushes the limits of his body in his performances. In his new video series "Sacred Encounters," his discomfort is exposed like a raw nerve.