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 Tom of Finland



Ernest Withers



 Walter Robinson



Detail of a painting by Stephen Lack



Scott Reeder



 Gallery owner / photographer, Matt Ducklo



Kevin Ford



Lester Merriweather (left) and Kevin Ford



 Paul Edwards (left) and Leo Fitzpatrick



 Detail of work by Paul Edwards



 Paul Edwards, Humpty Dumpty



 Detail from work by Paul Edwards



 Tom of Finland



Installation view with work by Marlous Borm, David Deutsch (left) and Ernest Withers



Kevin Ford, Stephen Lack, Marlous Borm (floor) and David Deustch (l to r)



Tom of Finland
A review of the show written by Frederic Koeppel for The Commercial Appeal -




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Through February 6, 2016

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