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Techne art center is pleased to announce the opening this Saturday, January 28th of your new group exhibition, "Fresh Squeezed". This exhibition is meant to showcase the diversity and richness of the local San Diego artists community, focusing on painting, installation and sculpture. The 7 artists on display range from more established area artists to artists just starting their careers, all with the common trait of a deep commitment to excellence and a singular, unique visual style. And with thousands of square feet of showing space, each artists is getting the equivalent of their own one person show. Curated by Chuck Thomas January 28 - March 25 Artists: Allison Renshaw Sabrina Piersol Cat Gunn Michelle Montjoy Vicki Walsh Patrick DeAngelis Kelsey Overstreet Learn about each artist here. About the gallery: Techne is an artist run gallery dedicated to amplifying the voices of committed artists in diverse medium from around the world. With thousands of square feet of showing space, we aim to be one of the largest gallery spaces in North County (hence the name "center"). We will have more showing space in the future. For appointments, contact Chuck Thomas at 917-972-1752 Related links: Techne Art Center on Instagram Techne Art Center website

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