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Allison V. Smith: “Hall Pass”

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Sorry, this event ended on Saturday, October 18, 2008.


Where: Barry Whistler Gallery, 2909-B Canton Street, Dallas

Cost: Free

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Certain Texas schools have a special aura about them. For instance, the way the sun lights the classrooms, the well-worn blackboards, the antiquated radiators with chipped paint and a hundred other little touches that Allison V. Smith has captured in her new photographic series, “Hall Pass.”

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Event posted July 29, 2008
Last updated July 29, 2008

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alexander troup Verified

THIS LADY CAN SHOOT UP A STORM.... And she is good, got my mug shot for the paper some years back and she,s .. good with color and black and white......hangs over at Barry Ws, and has done good in Dallas for quite some time, go on by and see the show, until then Alex Troup, Unoffical Alert Art Critic.

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