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A Mediterranean Art Connection<\/strong><\/h2>\n

SCION Installation L.A.<\/strong>
\n3521 Helms Ave. Culver City, CA, U.S.A.
\nMarch 8th – March 29th 2008
\nCurated by Pablo Aravena<\/p>\n

Featuring artists:
\n108 (Italy), Bo130 (Italy), Dem (Italy), Eltono (Spain), Microbo (Italy), Nano 4814 (Spain), Nuria Mora (Spain), and Sixe (Spain).<\/p>\n