ARTSpeak: Gyun Hur’s colorful remembrance at Lenox Mall

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Gyun_Hur_Lenox-L1050088-2 — Flux Projects volunteers assist in the installation of Gyun Hur's rainbow designs as shoppers stop to ask questions or stand observing from above. Meanwhile, the sign for the Atlanta Thrashers in the background reads, "A Brutally Good Time." Photo courtesy Flux Projects.

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Episode 17: Jeremy Abernathy speaks with artist Gyun Hur about Spring Hiatus, her installation presented by Flux Projects at Lenox Square Mall that she will finish throughout the week in preparation for her artist talk this Saturday, March 12, from 2-5PM.

The radio show ARTSpeak with BURNAWAY broadcasts Tuesdays between 8-8:30AM and between 6-6:30PM on AM 1690, The Voice of the Arts.

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