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Quality Time… New Works by Yvonne C. Lozano 08.05.09 Opening Reception

July 5, 2009July 5, 2009YCL Art Leave a comment

You are cordially invited to :

“QUALITY TIME…”

featuring new works by

Yvonne C. Lozano

Opening Reception:

August 5th, 2009

FIRST WEDNESDAY ARTwalk

from 5P-9P

@ the Art Center

31 W. Adams St.

Downtown Jacksonville

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