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Hard Bop!!! User Submitted

When: Fri., March 13, 7-11 p.m. 2015
Phone: 314-779-7975
Email: smallworldsf@gmail.com
Price: Suggested donation
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Choices made in the moment and immediately acted upon with no hesitation generate the opportunity for something unexpected, straight from the creator to the world. Unabashed, unfettered by anything but the previous mark, each action building upon itself. Revealing the artist’s true interaction with their world and tools. Each part of the larger composition reveals something to the viewer each mark building into form, intertwining into a larger composition. The work of Dave Carter, Ocean Escalanti, and Nathan Harris operate within this mode of creation inviting the viewer into the experience. FREE BEER, RAD ART, AWESOME FOOD OUTSIDE!!!!

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    clipping at Brava Theater Sept. 11
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