Branches Mobile Gallery Install @ Lucidity Festival

Drive out Wednesday morning...there's wetness in them thar hills:

Is it safe to come out?

People love art:

Bugaboo Installation by Bamboo DNA and Branches Gallery:

People love art, pt 2:



Lorenzo Minaca, Abhishek Thati artwork:

Abhishek Thati, Tuffy Luffagus, Ingrid Holden artwork:

Merch tables, Vajra's work on the wall:

Killer prints tables, Totemical artwork:

Matt Rodriguez, Jordan Quintero, Jess Riegel artwork:

Zena Allen, Ishka Lha artwork:

Ishka Lha, Kate Cleaves, Rhadika Hersey artwork on walls, "Finger of God" jade sculpture

"Finger of God", Rhadika Hersey, Orian Lathrop:

Branches!

John Benko, Mark Goerner artwork:

David Pricco, Kyle Trafas photographs:

Installation view:

Nate Valensky and Jordan Quintero artwork:

Pro-bono tea room sprang up around Bugaboo sculpture, installation view:

Isaac Blackwood's light sculptures and digital prints:

LaurusMyth art:

Seth MacMahon art:

Nate Valensky's live piece:

Ishka Lha's live piece, Bamboo DNA bugaboo, bonsai trees by Matt Rideout, tea time posse:

Steve Lopez, Jesse Noemind, and Brian Smith artwork:

Bye! Thanks for the rain!

curation by Jordan Quintero, Luke Holden
installation by Branches Mobile Gallery

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