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Exhibition Group Show · December 7, 2007

gallery artists' exhibition, Aaron Gallery, 1717 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC

Group Show — gallery artists' exhibition, Aaron Gallery, 1717 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC (opening reception Friday, December 7, 2007), the first show under new director Sabrina Cabada; with Chico Hardraker, Chris Milk Hulburt, Francine Shore, J. Aaron Alderman, John Blee, Mary Jennings, Rebecca D'Angelo and Sabrina Cabada

Blog post · Wednesday, December 05, 2007

“New Hands”

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New Hands

The District's Aaron Gallery has been around for a long time. Recently the director and owner passed away, and now the gallery is in the hands of the talented Sabrina Cabada and she's slowly but surely re-inventing the gallery, one step at a time.

And something new already!

They're having an art exhibition by gallery artists - as opposed to the same work hanging all the time as they used to be.

Join the gallery and artists on Friday, December 7th for an opening reception at 1717 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington DC at 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Contact info@aarongallerydc.com for further details.

Work by Chico Hardraker, Chris Milk Hulburt, Francine Shore, J. Aaron Alderman, John Blee, Mary Jennings, Matt Sesow, Rebecca D’Angelo and Sabrina Cabada.

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Cite as: Sesow, Matt. “gallery artists' exhibition, Aaron Gallery, 1717 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC.” Matt Sesow Career Chronicle, 2007. history.sesow.com/e/2007-new-hands-aaron-gallery-group-show.html. Accessed [date].

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