Visual Art May 1, 2008 at 4:00 am

The Invasion of Elar

Two New Artists from the Margins Reach the Center

Jen Graves
Oscar Tuazon's multifaceted photograph, taken in Poulsbo. Courtesy of Howard House
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This stuff is infantile, and the northwest touristiness makes it feel even grosser. Honestly it's like the art world equivalent of Candlebox.
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