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WE ARE FUCKED The biggest

January 31st, 2001

WE ARE FUCKED

The biggest event of my final year of college is gone. This morning, I learned that Vox Populi is going to be closed. The gallery and all other occupants of this building are to be out of the premises in 30 days.

Vox has been, to me at least, one of the few spaces for interesting art to appear. This comes as a serious shock to not just my classmates because this is where our senior show was to be held, but to the art community in Philadelphia.

So we are looking for a new space to have our show. If you have any leads, please contact me immediately.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 31st, 2001 at 11:09 am and is filed under general.

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