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March 24, 2023

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Covering 10,000 square feet in Skylight Essex’s just-opened Broome Street address, the showcase spotlights tech, art, crafts, fashion, cultural roots and photography.

Covering 10,000 square feet in Skylight Essex’s just-opened Broome Street address, the showcase spotlights tech, art, crafts, fashion, cultural roots and photography.

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“The event is contained within an architectural concept by FORMA studio, housed at Skylight at Essex Crossing on Broome Street. It’s a two-floor space, with the entrance on the top floor yielding a bird’s eye view of what's being shown below.”

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“Skylight Studios plans to revive the Financial District — one event at a time … Skylight Studios CEO Stephanie Blake speaks from experience when she says that events can transform underutilized neighborhoods.”

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“At Spring/Break Art Show LA, also opening Feb. 15, that distinction means showing contemporary art by emerging and midcareer artists in unique, historic or underused architectural locations. Last year it occupied a former 1940s munitions factory in Culver City, where it will again be housed this year, a venue now known as Skylight Culver City.”

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“The event is contained within an architectural concept by FORMA studio, housed at Skylight at Essex Crossing on Broome Street. It’s a two-floor space, with the entrance on the top floor yielding a bird’s eye view of what's being shown below.”

Read

“Skylight Studios plans to revive the Financial District — one event at a time … Skylight Studios CEO Stephanie Blake speaks from experience when she says that events can transform underutilized neighborhoods.”

Read

“At Spring/Break Art Show LA, also opening Feb. 15, that distinction means showing contemporary art by emerging and midcareer artists in unique, historic or underused architectural locations. Last year it occupied a former 1940s munitions factory in Culver City, where it will again be housed this year, a venue now known as Skylight Culver City.”

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“The event is contained within an architectural concept by FORMA studio, housed at Skylight at Essex Crossing on Broome Street. It’s a two-floor space, with the entrance on the top floor yielding a bird’s eye view of what's being shown below.”

Read

“Skylight Studios plans to revive the Financial District — one event at a time … Skylight Studios CEO Stephanie Blake speaks from experience when she says that events can transform underutilized neighborhoods.”

Read

“At Spring/Break Art Show LA, also opening Feb. 15, that distinction means showing contemporary art by emerging and midcareer artists in unique, historic or underused architectural locations. Last year it occupied a former 1940s munitions factory in Culver City, where it will again be housed this year, a venue now known as Skylight Culver City.”

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