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In Photos: VeraCruz Art Gallery

by UrbanTurf Staff

In Photos: VeraCruz Art Gallery: Figure 1

On Tuesday night, UrbanTurf attended the opening of VeraCruz, a new art gallery above Duffy’s Irish Pub at 2106 Vermont Avenue NW (map) that will present the work of street artists from around DC. The gallery is the brainchild of Ora Nwabueze and its management includes Peter Chang of No Kings Collective and Justin Young of ReadySetDC. The work displayed on Tuesday night was from artist Brandon Hill of the Lamont Bishop Gallery on 9th Street. Check it out.

In Photos: VeraCruz Art Gallery: Figure 2

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/in_photos_veracruz_art_gallery/5752

2 Comments

  1. John said at 2:00 pm on Wednesday July 11, 2012:
    Is there a website for this gallery? When is it open to the public to visit?
  1. Mark Wellborn said at 2:05 pm on Wednesday July 11, 2012:
    John, VeraCruz does not appear to have an official website up just yet, but we have linked to their Facebook page in the article. The gallery officially opened to the public on Tuesday night. Mark Wellborn Editor

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