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You lucky duck. It’s officially art season and one of our best institutions is going all out. ASUAM debuts its “Open for Business” project, which features installations by sixteen Valley artists that are dispersed throughout various Tempe businesses (Rula Bula, Cartel Coffee Lab, and Mood Swings Salon, just to name...
By Steve JansenOctober 7, 2010
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You lucky duck. It’s officially art season and one of our best institutions is going all out.

ASUAM debuts its “Open for Business” project, which features installations by sixteen Valley artists that are dispersed throughout various Tempe businesses (Rula Bula, Cartel Coffee Lab, and Mood Swings Salon, just to name a few). At the reception, maps will be distributed and Tania Katan, Peter Bugg, and Whitney Zama will perform.

Fri., Oct. 8, 7-9 p.m., 2010

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