Gaps in the Record / Dave Hampton
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If you haven't seen Gaps in the Record: Vanguard Print Culture in San Diego , your time is almost up. It closes on September 2nd. Gaps in the Record: Vanguard Print Culture in San Diego documents the overlapping literary and visual art practices and independent publishing activity within San Diego’s mid-twentieth century creative community. The exhibition centers on a small group of painters who were also writers: Don Dudley (1930), Guy Williams (1934-2004), Richard Allen Morris (1933), Malcolm McClain (1923-2012), John Baldessari (1931), and Fred Cooper (1939). Curated by Dave Hampton The show is deep, so even if you have been, you should probably go back again.