Project Gallery ~ project: C-Note 3 ~ Culver City

10:00 AM PDT on May 26, 2007

Project Gallery ~ 8545 Washington Blvd. Culver City, CA 90232 ~ (Closes today)

Gallery LA presents the third annual exhibit of its popular showcase of affordable artwork with project: C-Note 3. project: launched the original C-Note show three years ago as a way to get new art enthusiasts involved as well as give back to their young supporters. Designed to grant the novice art collector a chance at amazing artwork at a price they can afford, every piece on the wall is priced at $100, no matter the size or medium.

This third installment of project: C-Note features artwork from 100 artists.

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