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Natori Green

09/16/16

Natori Green is a featured artist in Refractional Presence, a group exhibition at Antenna Gallery in New Orleans. The show opened September 10th and runs through October 2nd. Antenna is a New Orleans-based non-profit organization committed to being a vital participant in the life of the city by creating and supporting artist- and writer-driven programs. Natori's work is also being hosted at Roux Carré in New Orleans on Sunday, September 25, 2016 from 1-3pm.Roux Carré is an accelerator for emerging food‐preneurs and a showcase for up-and-coming performing and visual artists. A project of Good Work Network.

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