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Always & Forever
Julia Chiang Repost from KAWS Blog
Join us this Saturday night from 6pm to 8pm for Kia Neill Terrain
Join us this Saturday night from 6pm to 8pm! Kia Neill: Terrain Opening Reception: Saturday, January 16th, 6 to 8pm The artist will be in attendance and will speak about the work at 7pm. Neill’s art installations envelop viewers in … Continue reading
Posted in art, collaboration, digital fun, Houston, NWBA
Tagged austin art gallery women & their work, cave art, geodes, grotto, installation, Kia Neill, magic crystals
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Just look @ HER
Justine Lai explores sex, identity and power in her series, Join or Die. She paints herself having sex with US presidents. Who knew Martin Van Buren was so cuddly.
