Where We Can Read the Wind

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Event

Title:: Where We Can Read the Wind
When:: Fri 01/11 - Sat 03/09
Where:: Regional Arts Commission - St. Louis
Category:: Exhibits

Description

The Gallery at The Regional Arts Commission presents "
Where We Can Read the Wind," curated by Gina Alvarez, and featuring artwork by ten artists with disabilities. The show is sponsored by VSA Missouri, a statewide organization promoting access to the arts for people with disabilities.

Venue

Venue/Location:: Regional Arts Commission - Website
Street:: 6128 Delmar Boulevard
ZIP:: 63122
City:: St. Louis
State (ex: MO):: MO
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Phone: 314-863-5811

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