Life-Sized Print of McDonald’s (partial view)
GARY KACHADOURIAN: LIFE-SIZED PRINTS AND ASSORTED DRAWING PROJECTS – RECEPTION, November 1, 4-6pm
Gormley Gallery / Fourier Hall
College of Notre Dame of Maryland
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Gary Kachadourian ‘Life-Sized Prints and Assorted Drawing Projects’ opens November 1 at Gormley Gallery
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