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This collection of artwork by Finneas Reidman explores monsters, beasts, animals, gender, and sexuality. The reception will be on Tuesday October 27th from 6:30pm-8:30pm at the South Crackatorium Gallery.
This collection of artwork by Finneas Reidman explores monsters, beasts, animals, gender, and sexuality. The reception will be on Tuesday October 27th from 6:30pm-8:30pm at the South Crackatorium Gallery.
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Finneas Reidman's artwork collection explores monsters, beasts, animals, gender, and sexuality at the South Crackatorium Gallery.
Finneas Reidman's artwork collection explores monsters, beasts, animals, gender, and sexuality at the South Crackatorium Gallery.
Finneas Reidman's artwork collection explores monsters, beasts, animals, gender, and sexuality at the South Crackatorium Gallery.
Finneas Reidman's artwork collection explores monsters, beasts, animals, gender, and sexuality at the South Crackatorium Gallery.
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