On August 6, 2010 Art On Track had a kick off event at the Flat Iron Arts Building. Many of the artists that would be installing work the next morning…
On August 6, 2010 Art On Track had a kick off event at the Flat Iron Arts Building. Many of the artists that would be installing work the next morning were there to meet and mingle with fellow artists, art enthusiasts, press and the art in the open studios of the Flat Iron Building. The following are images from that event.
Art On Track Kick Off from Tempestt Hazel on Vimeo.
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