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The Bridge, now under its own roof after a breif week as a part of Channel 1, had its opening reception last night to a crows of about a hundred people. The show consisted of many different painters. The shop is a graffiti/art store, as well as a new and used record shop. It contains many different styles of clothing. |
Featured art included members of UCER, the atari-street art team made of members whose work can be recounted for decades as a memorable part of the New Haven landscape, and now art scene as well. The photo to the left is Zark's rendition of a skateboard, using atari parts to build the trucks. It was for sale at a price of $777.77 |
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Adjacent to The Bridge is a subsequent part of the store known as the Tunnel, which is a long hallway full of art that people could buy. Dooley-O, the owner of The Bridge, mentioned several times over the course of the night's festivities that indeed, "The paintings are for sale." |
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Street artist stencil master, Win Vitkovsky was there and his work was featured as part of the show's. Soon there may be a Win website because his stuff is so absolutely fresh and awesome. Most of the art there was incredible, and there was also a live DJ. Check out the video footage, a townofnewhaven exclusive. |