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Beautiful, swirling prints with muted colors and surprising depth form the
gallery or Issue 11.
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Art inspired by the interaction of wild animals is the focus of this gallery from
Minneapolis based artist Gina Germ
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Crows and the poltical machines of the world are satirized and recontextualized
in this series of paintings by Pamela Kirton.
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New York artist Travis Lindquist displays a unique series of portrait styled art.
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A sideshow of twisted characters in a dark circus of painting from Donald Van
Auken.
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Kara Hendershot presents a series of new and unusual paintings that engage
cityscapes, institutions, and their inhabitants; look out for falling paint.
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New paintings by Debra Ripp, with thick, lush colors, humanizing surrealist
visions, and penguins.
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Minneapolis-based artist and musician puts paintings and sketches on display,
viewer discretion advised.
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A short series of photographs by Berlin-based photographer Rachel de Joode.
(self-picturized left).
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