Chris Adams
the heights theater, houston, texas
01 Mar
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Kuruma-Dansu (Chest of Drawers)
Medium: Zelkova (keyaki) and cryptomeria (sugi) wood with iron fittings
Possible Place Made: Yonezawa, Yamagata prefecture, Japan
Dates: late 19th-early 20th century
Period: Meiji Period
Dimensions: 37 1/8 x 44 1/8 …
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credit: photos11201
How lovely. Too bad it’s not even being used.
my hometown! thanks for submitting, great shot
Mel-
The space is being used. Gallery M Squared moved in after an invitation from the owners of the building, (Sharon and Gus Kopriva.) in August of 2009 was accepted. The space is an art gallery by day and events venue by night. We have hosted numerous events such as weddings, community events, and artist receptions sense you post. The space is open to the public during regular business hours, (and our artist receptions) Wednesday through Saturday 10am til 6pm and Sunday Noon til 5pm.