Diana Rivera's "Toward the Light, 8th Avenue" in online exhibition Dec 3-31, 2020, https://www.laslagunagallery.com, Photography

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Current Show, Photography, now open to view.

Diana's work is a silver gelatin print 15x10 inches. 

 “Toward the Light, 8th Avenue, 2018", from Diane's series “Ghost Waltz, Volume I: Acquainted With the Night, will be on display in the online exhibition "Photography" at the @laslagunaartgallery, December 3 - 31, 2020





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Return to pre-Covid spring days in New York's Greenwich Village...they will come again but for now there's Diana's photos. Earlier post has excerpts from her Valentino series. For more:  See dianariveraarts and dianariveracreative media on Instagram.

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