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Souvernir – Camel Art Space said Good Bye

By Katarina Hybenova

Souvernir – Camel Art Space said Good Bye

Souvernir – Camel Art Space said Good Bye

By Katarina Hybenova

Souvernir – Camel Art Space said Good Bye

By Katarina Hybenova

The wooden camel behind the window of Camel Art Space was wearing a festive red cravat that night, and despite it was looking very fancy, I could see the sadness in its eyes. Its days of fame when it stood proudly as the mascot of Camel Art Space were leaning quickly towards the end.  This weekend, Camel Art Space said the last good bye to the space at 722 Metropolitan Ave. Camel Art Space and Tom Marquet took this occasion to threw one last show for us to keep as a memory, or Souvernir if you like….

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