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Photos: Nature heavily influences shows at Robischon and William Havu galleries

Michael Paglia visits Robischon Gallery and William Havu Gallery in this week's review, "The Nature Lovers," taking in a group show, an exhibit featuring both Sam Scott & Jim Waid, as well as a show from Homare Ikeda. These three shows are all heavily inspired by nature and the art...
By Westword StaffFebruary 14, 2013
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Michael Paglia visits Robischon Gallery and William Havu Gallery in this week’s review, “The Nature Lovers,” taking in a group show, an exhibit featuring both Sam Scott & Jim Waid, as well as a show from Homare Ikeda. These three shows are all heavily inspired by nature and the art in them ranges from paintings to sculptures. Continue reading for photos from all three exhibits.

See also:
– Photos: Installations and three dimensional art at Robischon Gallery
– Photos: William Havu Gallery’s Toy Stories II is not just for children
– Material Engagements highlights the work of RedLine artists

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