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February 14, 2022

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Just 15 minutes away from the main fair, at Spring/Break Art Show’s third L.A. edition, things will get even more untraditional. Its [founders continue to source] “exhibition-atypical locales,” the latest of which is a 30,000 square foot former factory in Culver City that will play host to 50 immersive installations.

Just 15 minutes away from the main fair, at Spring/Break Art Show’s third L.A. edition, things will get even more untraditional. Its [founders continue to source] “exhibition-atypical locales,” the latest of which is a 30,000 square foot former factory in Culver City that will play host to 50 immersive installations.

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“The fair continues its penchant for unique architectures, and equally creative engagements by the artists exhibiting there at a new home, Skylight Culver City, an expansive 30,000 square foot warehouse built in 1940. The former factory site is nestled in the Arts District of Culver City [provides] a continued assurance of ample space for the exploratory and inventive.”

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“The [Stalls at Skylight ROW DTLA] organically achieved what many fairs fail to ever do: captivate audiences with something unexpected.”

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“Skylight created and ran a comprehensive programming calendar engaging the neighborhood residents and NYC locals, and fostered community amongst the merchants.”

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“The fair continues its penchant for unique architectures, and equally creative engagements by the artists exhibiting there at a new home, Skylight Culver City, an expansive 30,000 square foot warehouse built in 1940. The former factory site is nestled in the Arts District of Culver City [provides] a continued assurance of ample space for the exploratory and inventive.”

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“The [Stalls at Skylight ROW DTLA] organically achieved what many fairs fail to ever do: captivate audiences with something unexpected.”

Read

“Skylight created and ran a comprehensive programming calendar engaging the neighborhood residents and NYC locals, and fostered community amongst the merchants.”

Read

“The fair continues its penchant for unique architectures, and equally creative engagements by the artists exhibiting there at a new home, Skylight Culver City, an expansive 30,000 square foot warehouse built in 1940. The former factory site is nestled in the Arts District of Culver City [provides] a continued assurance of ample space for the exploratory and inventive.”

Read

“The [Stalls at Skylight ROW DTLA] organically achieved what many fairs fail to ever do: captivate audiences with something unexpected.”

Read

“Skylight created and ran a comprehensive programming calendar engaging the neighborhood residents and NYC locals, and fostered community amongst the merchants.”

Read