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 is-still-full-of-artistic-treats-and-surprises/
SUMMARY:A More Laidback January Third Friday Is Still Full of Artistic Trea
 ts and Surprises
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 Art by Aubrey Rhodes[/caption]\nFri 1/16 @ 5-9PM\nAfter an event-packed De
 cember\, things slow down a little at 78th Street Studios\, making it an i
 deal time to stop in on Third Friday to drop in on your favorite artists w
 hen they’re not so harried\, and check out some of the ongoing and new s
 hows taking place\, as well as check out the guest vendors from Northcoast
  Promotions in the event spaces.\nOne new exhibit that sounds intriguing i
 s Power Exchange Rate\, opening in Understory at the back of the RAMP leve
 l. This group show is described as “exploring intimacy under capitalism.
 ” Power Exchange Rate opens tomorrow at UNDERSTORY. It features both re
 gional and national artists looking at how personal issues are impacted by
  capitalism and power\, viewed through a feminist and queer lens. “The w
 orks ask how intimacy becomes negotiated\, regulated\, and valued in an ec
 onomic world\,” they share.\nIn gallery 202\, artists Christopher Hoots
 ’ Informal Constructs opens. Inspired by music\, architecture\, and “a
  plannedrandomness\,” and involves vector graphics\, digital photo colla
 ges\, and liquid marbling techniques.” And in gallery 215\, Sean Wheeler
 ’s Lefty debuts a series of paintings responding to recent political and
  cultural events.\nBe sure to stop at the Kenneth Paul Lesko on the second
  floor to check out Melbourne\, Australia-based painter/collagist Aubrey R
 hodes’ show The Birds\, which will be on view through February 14. She s
 ays the work “explores the collision between nature and modern life—be
 tween instinct and awareness\, beauty and distortion. Through hybrid femal
 e figures layered with collage and symbolic imagery\, the work reflects on
  identity\, culture\, and perception in a rapidly shifting world.”\nIt
 ’s also the last chance to see On The Edge at HEDGE Gallery featuring wo
 rk by photographer Daniel Levin\, sculpture Kenn Hertzel and painter David
  King.\nAnd there’s more — much more — as there always is on Third F
 riday. And as always Third Friday is free and open to all including well-b
 ehaved kids and dogs.\n78th Street Third Friday\n[mappress mapid="140"]
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