VISUAL ARTS
The People of Paper: New Figuration from Serie Project
September 14-November 8, 2012
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This exhibition highlights recent prints from the prestigious residency program Serie Project at Coronado Studio in Austin, Texas. Featuring over thirty works on paper by artists from across the country, the exhibit examines figuration as a form of storytelling and world-making. Also on view in the MPR gallery, Corazones y Guerras: A Sam Coronado Print Retrospective will showcase prints by the founder of Serie Project.
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September 14-November 8, 2012Times:
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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