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Redux presents a group exhibition featuring new works by local Charleston artists who have had a presence with Redux through residencies, two-person exhibitions, past group exhibitions, and events. The featured artists are Karin Olah, Jonathan Brilliant, Kevin Hoth, Dorothy Netherland, Seth Curcio, Jarod Charzewski, and Tim Hussey.
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Redux Contemporary Art Center
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136 St. Philip St.
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(843) 722-0697
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136 St. Philip St.
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