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Wave Pool residency gives young artist a jump on her curatorial career

The first Wave Pool curatorial resident is Abby Mae Friend, who will open her exhibit, "WITH NO MEMORIES NO TIES NO PHANTOMS TO TEND FOR," on Jan. 20.

Wave Pool residency gives young artist a jump on her curatorial career Abby Mae FriendPhoto by: Provided Wave Pool residency gives young artist a jump on her curatorial career A Kallisto Zachary Hutchinson still from "Kallisto," 2015, 3:05, a video included in Abby Mae Friend's show at Wave Pool Gallery on Jan. 20.Photo by: Provided Wave Pool residency gives young artist a jump on her curatorial career Liz Cambron still from "Men of a Certain Age," 2014 video, 2:09, which will be included in Abby Mae Friend's Jan. 20 show at Wave Pool Gallery.Photo by: Provided Wave Pool residency gives young artist a jump on her curatorial career Isabel Sola, "The World is Ours," 2017 acrylic 8x8 in., included in Abby Mae Friend's Jan. 20 show at Wave Pool Gallery.Photo by: Provided

Wave Pool residency gives young artist a jump on her curatorial career

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A Kallisto Zachary Hutchinson still from "Kallisto," 2015, 3:05, a video included in Abby Mae Friend's show at Wave Pool Gallery on Jan. 20.Provided
Liz Cambron still from "Men of a Certain Age," 2014 video, 2:09, which will be included in Abby Mae Friend's Jan. 20 show at Wave Pool Gallery.Provided
Isabel Sola, "The World is Ours," 2017 acrylic 8x8 in., included in Abby Mae Friend's Jan. 20 show at Wave Pool Gallery.Provided
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