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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Chicagoland / Visual Art Morning Art: Carolina I. Reyes

Posted By Sam Worley on 04.07.11 at 08:47 AM

Are We Free?, a painting by Carolina I. Reyes, part of Striving in the Land of Opportunity, a show of her work opening Fri 4/8, 6-10 PM, at HumanThread, 645 W. 18th, 312-243-9423.

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Chicagoland / Visual Art Morning Art: Carolina I. Reyes

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