if less than a boy were fruit* | Moriah Askenaizer & Alex Velozo

Tue, Apr 8, 12am - Fri, Apr 11, 2014 12am

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Senior Presentation of works by Moriah Askenaizer and Alex Velozo 

Opening Reception April 8th, 6PM - 8PM

Exhibition Open Wednesday-Friday 11am-6pm 

* title adapted from the poem "Solve for X" by Ari Banias

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