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Write a short description of each exhibition in your own words. Mention: What gallery was your favorite and why?

Relate artists's work?

Robert Koch Gallery

Gregory Lind

Elins Eagles-Smith Gallery

Fraenkel Gallery

K. Imperial Fine Arts

Corden/Potts

Scott Nichols Gallery

Modern Book Gallery

Stephen Wirtz Gallery

Altman Siegel Gallery

Scott Richards Gallery: David Ryan/Jin Dine

Meyerovich Gallery

Sandra Lee Gallery

Hespe Gallery

Xanadu Gallery

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