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Monday, February 7, 2011

Chicagoland / Visual Art Morning Art: Hoyun Son

Posted By Sam Worley on 02.07.11 at 09:22 AM

Couples in Action: Willow and Wesley, by Hoyun Son, part of Love Projects, a group show on display through 3/5 at Portage ARTspace, 4837 W. Berenice, 773-490-5303.

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Chicagoland / Visual Art Morning Art: Hoyun Son

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