Johnny Thorne and photographer Jack Radcliffe at the April opening at Gallery 788 entitled ‘Pigment.’ Gallery 788 is by far one of the most inclusive galleries in the city and their monthly openings is part party, part networking event and an all around good time, if you can actually get inside amidst the crowds of people. Photo by Philip Laubner. |
Pigment at Gallery 788
07 April 2010Contributors
fashion
The Tailor at Hour Haus
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The Tailor at Hour Haus
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nightlife
SCREEN PASS
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SCREEN PASS
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social innovation
MLK Parade 2012
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artist profiles
For The Love of Vinyl
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sustainability
Baltimore Free Farm
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Baltimore Free Farm
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technology
Smart Textiles
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