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Salvadoran Artists Exhibit Works in Escazú

THE GDS Gallery, in the westernsuburb of Escazú, will be presentingan exhibit entitled “Seven Artists:Three Generations” through April 26.Featuring works by seven Salvadoranartists spanning three generations, thecollection is tied together by a “diversityand plurality” of colors, techniquesand themes. The gallery islocated in Multicentro Paco, secondfloor, on the old road to Santa Ana.For information, call 228-3095 or visitwww.gdsgaleria.com.

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