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Jen Carlson
Published Jul 20, 2004
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Beginning July 22nd and running through September 3rd Fantasy New York: Urban Dreams will be on display at The Gallery at Hermès. The opening reception is tomorrow and Gothamist can't wait to check out the photographs up close and personal. The theme of the year is Color and Fantasy, and the sneak peek of what we've seen certainly seems to live up to this motif. For an advanced look yourself go to the next page and scroll through some of our favorites. The entire show is comprised of photographs by students of Parsons School of Design.
The Gallery at Hermès is located on the 4th floor @ 691 Madison Avenue
[Ray Weitzenberg, 18" x 9.2"]
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[Nick DEmilio, 30" x 40"]
[Chiedozie Ukachukwu, 24" x 20"]
[Andrew Wirth, 18.5" x 24"]
[Chris Davis, 28" x 28"]
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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