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Last Saturday night, we visited a new gallery at 17-17 Troutman called Harbor Gallery. The exhibition, titled Residual Volume, showcased the work of JJ Miyaoka-Pakola and Cassie Raihl, both highlighting the similarities of the artists and juxtaposing them to create a visually compelling dialogue. These layered interactions colored the walls of the literal and figurative […]
Last Saturday night, we visited a new gallery at 17-17 Troutman called Harbor Gallery. The exhibition, titled Residual Volume, showcased the work of JJ Miyaoka-Pakola and Cassie Raihl, both highlighting the similarities of the artists and juxtaposing them to create a visually compelling dialogue. These layered interactions colored the walls of the literal and figurative […]
Last Saturday night, we visited a new gallery at 17-17 Troutman called Harbor Gallery. The exhibition, titled Residual Volume, showcased the work of JJ Miyaoka-Pakola and Cassie Raihl, both highlighting the similarities of the artists and juxtaposing them to create a visually compelling dialogue. These layered interactions colored the walls of the literal and figurative white space in Ridgewood, manifesting a well-received exhibition.
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