Geoffrey Ansel Agrons’ work featured in various exhibits

Geoffrey Ansel Agrons’ work featured in various exhibits

By: Erika Shevchek

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Geoffrey Ansel Agrons is featured in two exhibits: The Soho Photo Gallery 2019 Alternative Process Competition and the A Smith Gallery’s exhibit Red.

The 2019 Alternative Process Competition at Soho Photo Gallery will feature its winners and the entire exhibit from November 11th-30th, 2019. Soho Photo Gallery is located at 15 White St. New York, NY 10013

Agrons work is also featured at the A Smith Photographic Arts Gallery in the exhibit Red. The exhibit which will run from October 25th to December 8th, 2019. There will be an opening reception October 26th 4–8pm. The gallery is located at 103 N Nugent Ave, Johnson City, TX 78636.

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