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THE UNIVERSITY AVENUE PROJECT

Midtown Commons is proud to help present:

Wing Young Huie's

University Avenue Project

The Language of Urbanism: A six-milePhotographic Inquiry


From May to October, 2010 Wing Young Huie's photographs will transform University Avenue into a six mile gallery, revealing the everyday realities of the diverse neighborhoods connected by this urban thoroughfare. Photos will be displayed in store windows, murals and projection screens all along University. At 1433 University each night there will be a two hour projection of photographs on 40' screens plus diverse local music.


Midtown Commons is excited to display eight of the photos at our 2324 University building.

http://theuniversityavenueproject.com/

Come take a tour down University Avenue.

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