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First Friday In The Downtown Las Vegas Arts District

October 30th, 2007 Categories: Arts District, Las Vegas Real Estate News

UPDATE: Gary emailed this morning that he and the van are back in town for tomorrow’s FIRST FRIDAY. He ended up in Arizona for the last 2 months working on the “city scape”. He says:
 
“Hey Jack… The Van will be at 3rd and Imperial by Cobalt Blue Gallery Fri Nov 2…. It has hundreds more buildings since you saw it… And many buildings will be lit internally.”
 
Make a point to stop by and see it. It’s really cool! 
 
From our old website 9/6/2007:
 

An Urban Landscape In Search Of A Workspace

 It just rolled into town. It’s almost complete. The artist, Gary needs a place to live and a driveway at the least. A garage, or drive in art studio would be even better. He’s willing to pay rent, but would love to get the living quarters and parking space donated. He only needs a couple of months to get it finished.

Someone out there has a bedroom and drive way, or bedroom and garage, or a studio apartment or a ???? If you don’t, maybe you know someone who does?
I have his email and cell phone number. Please contact me by phone or email if you know someone that might want to help.
We met at the Vurbspace gallery opening and reception this evening. This piece of rolling art stopped us all in our tracks.

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