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Iron Gate East Holds Opening For Inaugural Exhibition

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author on Feb 27, 2018

Pop-up art gallery Iron Gate East held its official launch and the opening reception for its inaugural exhibition, “Ghosts of the Inanimate,” curated by founder Kelcey Edwards, on Saturday, February 24, at The Spur at Southampton Social Club. The three Brooklyn based artists, Hedwig Brouckaert, Caleb Freese and Jourdain Jongwon Lee, were in attendance along with approximately 150 guests.

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