Who Killed Bambi Pics

Who Killed Bambi Pics

by | Sep 8, 2007 | Openings

Sorry for the delay. I just got a little busy. Anyway, the opening was great and I want to thank everybody that came out to support the artists and the curator. We appreciate it. Here’s some photo’s:

Bambi1

Bambi2 Mindy Cherri

Bambi3 Liz Young

Bambi4 Liz Young

Bambi5 Carrie Yury

Bambi6 Carrie Yury

Bambi7 Diana Markessinis

Bambi8 Diana Markessinis

Bambi9 Sarah FitzSimons Video Still

Bambi10 Crowd

Bambi11 Diana Markessinis

Bambi12 Julie Lee & Jack Hamilton from @Space

Bambi13   Liz Young

Bambi14 Carrie Yury

Bambi15 Artist/Curator Joanna Grasso

Bambi16 Artslant’s Georgia Fee

Bambi17 Mindy Cherri

Bambi18 Sweeney Gallery Director Tyler Stallings

Bambi19 Jack Flynn, Liz Young & Georgia Fee

Bambi20 Mrs. OC Art Blog, Ed Giardina & Amandine Piomelli

Bambi21

Painter Paul Paiement

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