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Psych Cat and Space Station stage 'Innate Nature' group exhibition on Saturday

By on Wed, Aug 17, 2022 at 1:00 am

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click to enlarge "California Stop," by Christopher Noxon - image courtesy Psych Cat
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"California Stop," by Christopher Noxon

The Space Station DIY gallery space continues its quiet comeback with this group art show dreamt up by avant-minded curators Psych Cat. Christian Stanley, Christopher Noxon, Eduardo Meza, Jeffrey Plettinck, Leo Cordovi, Mär Martinez and Sapphire Servellon will have new works featured, and food and spirits will be more than your usual room temperature wine- and-cheese jazz.

Drinks come courtesy of Sideward Brewing, and pulling up to sling some handmade noodles is Red Panda Noodle, the new concept from ex-Orlando Meats (which just this week shuttered) stalwarts Eliot Hillis and Seth Parker.

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