The Warehouse Arts District is rapidly evolving, expanding its footprint in the city. One of the Warehouse District Arts Association's (WADA) latest efforts involves the use of trolleys to ferry people along the gallery circuit there.
The evening started at the cavernous warehouse space at MGA Studios. There were works on display by Carrie Jadus, Mark Aeling,
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| Carrie Jadus, "Forget the Details" |
On right and left are two views of Mark Aeling's
"Inverted Falcon".  |
| Mark Aeling, "Phoenix" |
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| Work by Victoria Ahrendt. |
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| Margaret Juul, "Crest" | |
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Luis
The Warehouse Arts District is rapidly evolving, expanding its footprint in the city. One of the Warehouse District Arts Association's (WADA) latest efforts involves the use of trolleys to ferry people along the gallery circuit there.
The evening started at the cavernous warehouse space at MGA Studios. There were works on display by Carrie Jadus, Mark Aeling,
|
| Carrie Jadus, "Forget the Details" |
On right and left are two views of Mark Aeling's
"Inverted Falcon". |
| Mark Aeling, "Phoenix" |
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|
| Work by Victoria Ahrendt. |
|
|
|
| Margaret Juul, "Crest" | |
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Luis
On right and left are two views of Mark Aeling's "Inverted Falcon". 
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