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T$F ~ I’m With Stupid ~ Physical Goods

"We’re focusing the theme all around humor and foolishness. Humor is such a large part of our identity and we’ve played into that strength for this show. We’ll be exploring humor’s vast range from sarcasm, political, religious, blue, parody, practical jokes, wit, wisecracks, and even toilet humor. The work itself spans over several mediums including traditional paintings, stencil work, printmaking, sculpture, installations, and even a little digital artwork." - T$F

For more photos of this opening visit Erwin Recinos on Flickr.

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