Doug Harvey @ HEC

Doug Harvey @ HEC

by | Jan 14, 2007 | Art Events | 1 comment

Last night I loaded up the boys of FS and headed out for a long overdue night of openings. First stop was Doug Harvey’s show at High Energy Constructs in Chinatown. We all know Doug can write but he sure can make some great art too. Be sure to see it if you have a chance. Some photos follow:

Dh1 Ran into The Office’s March artist Adrian de la Pena out front.

Dh2 Doug Harvey

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Dh10 Mark Dutcher, Diana Zlotnick & Tulsa Kinney

Dh11 ran into uber blogger Fette

Dh12 Scene & Herd’s Andrew Berardini

Dh13 Michael from HEC

Dh14 Justin from HEC

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