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The Women of MIX

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The Women of MIX

The Women of Mix: Selected Women Artists from the Minneapolis Indie Xpo 2011

This exhibition, curated by Barbara Schulz and Britt Sabo, features seventeen female/non-binary artists who whose work is included in the Minneapolis Indie Xpo (MIX). The is a two-day event that will take place at the on November 5 and 6, from 10 am to 5 pm. Come and celebrate the Twin Cities' vibrant comics community! These event are free and open to the public.

Featuring the work of:

Hedwig Vinson, "MN Love: Been Gone 1", 2011
Brittney Sabo, "Francis Sharp in the Grip of the Uncanny!" Page 37, 2010
Ursula Husted, "The Lions of Valletta (process pages)", 2011
Kris Dresen, "Grace", Chapter 7, 2011
Lale Westvind, "Hot Dog Beach 1", 2010
Sarah Turner, The Ghosts of Pineville – Book 3 – Preview, 2011
Jordyn Bochon, Page 2 from Lere Like Apple Pie, 2009

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