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Look! It’s Libby and Roberta at Vox Populi

By June 25, 2007

Davidskessler
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We visit “This is not the Future” a group show at Vox Populi where each member selected an artist to be in the exhibit. Props to David Kessler, video guru extraordinaire.

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