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Art Galleries Through June 30415-690-3041
A solo exhibition by David Gregory Wallace reflecting on the military/security-industrial complex for the post-9/11 War on Terror.
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Royal NoneSuch Gallery
4321 Telegraph Ave., Oakland (map)
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Art Galleries Through June 30, 6-10 p.m.
Featuring Et Al (Aaron Harbour, Jackie Im and Facundo Argañaraz), Stairwell's (Carey Lin and Sarah Hotchkiss), and The Popular Workshop (Andy Hawgood and Nate Hooper). Each curatorial team has been asked to create one limited edition object.
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