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Courtesy of Liliana Bloch.
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Courtesy of Merrill Chair.
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Installation view of “born in a beam of light” at The Power Station
Photo by Kevin Todora
Courtesy of The Power Station.
Photo by Kevin Todora
Courtesy of The Power Station.
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Site 131, Sweet Pass, and The Power Station: Liliana Bloch’s Dallas
By Whitewaller
April 11, 2019
All this week in preparation for the Dallas Art Fair, we’re hearing from leading design, art, culture, and lifestyle experts on how they enjoy Dallas.
“Joan Davidow has a remarkable program at Site 131 with shows that in most cases involve local talent. Sweet Pass is a new public contemporary initiative that feels fresh, resourceful, and unexpected. And The Power Station offers a great combination of national and international artists our community needs to connect us more with other geographical points.”
—Liliana Block, Gallerist
@liliana_bloch_gallery
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