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Art After-Hours: Where to Go This First Thursday

Author: Seattle Met
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Suze Woolf, Seattle.101, "Noticing Infrastructure," watercolor on gesso, 25″ × 19″.

Suze Woolf, Seattle.101, "Noticing Infrastructure," watercolor on gesso, 25″ × 19″.

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Suze Woolf, Seattle.101, "Noticing Infrastructure," watercolor on gesso, 25″ × 19″.

Suze Woolf, Seattle.101, "Noticing Infrastructure," watercolor on gesso, 25″ × 19″.

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Image courtesy Gallery4Culture.Jason Hirata, Bubble Milk Tea, 2011, archival inkjet print, 20″ × 28″.

Image courtesy Gallery4Culture.

Jason Hirata, Bubble Milk Tea, 2011, archival inkjet print, 20″ × 28″.

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Image courtesy Gallery4Culture.Jason Hirata, Bubble Milk Tea, 2011, archival inkjet print, 20″ × 28″.

Image courtesy Gallery4Culture.

Jason Hirata, Bubble Milk Tea, 2011, archival inkjet print, 20″ × 28″.

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Julia Freeman and Stacey Levine, A Book of the Future: A Maze, 2011, artist’s book installation, detail.

Julia Freeman and Stacey Levine, A Book of the Future: A Maze, 2011, artist’s book installation, detail.

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Julia Freeman and Stacey Levine, A Book of the Future: A Maze, 2011, artist’s book installation, detail.

Julia Freeman and Stacey Levine, A Book of the Future: A Maze, 2011, artist’s book installation, detail.

First Thursday art walks often start with a stroll through the Tashiro Kaplan building at Third Avenue South and Prefontaine Place, home to more than 50 artist studios and galleries. This Thursday is no different:
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