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If Color Could Kill, Curated by Jeff Frederick at the Salena Gallery LIU


 Photo by Jeff Frederick



 Photo by Jeff Frederick



Photo by Robin Stout



 Brooke Moyse, Partick Berran, Trudy Benson, Jeff frederick, Gary Petersen, Robert Otto Epstein and Paul Behnke. Photo by Jake Cartwright



Paul Behnke, Craig Taylor and Trudy Benson



 Trudy Benson






 Paul Behnke



 Keltie Ferris, Robert Otto Epstein, Paul Behnke



 Trudy Benson



 Craig Taylor



 Brooke Moyse



 Curator Jeff Frederick and Paul Behnke
Photo by Robin Stout






 Brooke Moyse



 Gary Petersen



Partick Berran




If Color Could Kill
curated by Jeff Frederick

Featuring work by: Paul Behnke, Trudy Benson, Patrick Berran, Robert Otto Epstein, Keltie Ferris, Brooke Moyse, Gary Petersen and Craig Taylor

April 4 - April 29, 2016

Salena Gallery at Long Island University

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**If Color Could Kill will travel to Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, NY. 
Check this blog in the future for details.**


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