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# Nov 9, 2011

Art • Nonfiction

Cute & Creepy Gallery (photos courtesy of Sara Howard)

"The Unaccountable Absence of the Wastrel" by Richard A. Kirk

"Babbo, the Birdman / The Sicillian Scavenger" by Elizabeth Mcgrath

"'Diorama of Gasoline, Dopamine, and Adrenaline" by Laurie Hogin

"Healing by Way of the Ace of Blurred Matter" by Chris Mars

Detail from "Abstract - Figurative 2.3" by Christian Rex Van Minnen

An art lover gazes upon some of the paintings by Chet Zar

"Andromeda in the Ecstasy of Heartbreak" by Kelly Boehmer

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