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i am 8-bit @ Gallery 1988 by Carol T Chung
If you're in L.A. this is the last week to check out the 2nd annual i am 8-bit exhibit at Gallery 1988. Previously this year I mentioned the i am 8-bit book (now available), which showcased work from the 1st year's exhibition as well as a few from the current one on display in L.A. However, there's plenty of new and exciting work to see at this game fanboy manifestion otherwise known as the i am 8-bit exhibit.
Gallery 1988
7020 Melrose Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90038
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