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By Amanda Dillingham
Published on July 23, 2008 at 3:40am
Grab your day-glo paint and glow sticks and head out to Untitled Artists Group's annual fundraiser. No, it’s not a rave, but a one-night-only art exhibit featuring work that is backlit, self-lit or blacklight functional. With help from the $5 requested donation, this decade-old tradition helps fund the artist-run non-profit’s diverse programming, while happening to be a kick-ass party, complete with music, door prizes and even belly dancers. This year’s show will also feature a projected digital slideshow from SNAP (Society of Nashville's Artistic Photographers) as well as a “Small Works” table highlighting affordable pieces of art for sale by a range of talented artists.
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