The lab, photo by Lani Asher

The folks at the StoreFrontLab sent this along.  You can read Mission Local’s review here. 

Please join us for a reception and final look at Massive Urban Change by Eliza Gregory with Nicole Lavelle. Over the past five weeks, the exhibition has collected stories and observations about the changing Mission to create an expressive portrait of an evolving neighborhood.

Massive Urban Change
Closing Reception: Sunday, December 14, 1-5PM
RSVP

General Hours: Saturday and Sunday, 12-5PM

At StoreFrontLab
337 Shotwell Street
San Francisco

Please join us for a reception and final look at Massive Urban Change by Eliza Gregory with Nicole Lavelle. Over the past five weeks, the exhibition has collected stories and observations about the changing Mission to create an expressive portrait of an evolving neighborhood.

Massive Urban Change
Closing Reception: Sunday, December 14, 1-5PM
RSVP

General Hours: Saturday and Sunday, 12-5PM

At StoreFrontLab
337 Shotwell Street
San Francisco

Please join us for a reception and final look at Massive Urban Change by Eliza Gregory with Nicole Lavelle. Over the past five weeks, the exhibition has collected stories and observations about the changing Mission to create an expressive portrait of an evolving neighborhood.

Massive Urban Change
Closing Reception: Sunday, December 14, 1-5PM
RSVP

General Hours: Saturday and Sunday, 12-5PM

At StoreFrontLab
337 Shotwell Street
San Francisco

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