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Scotty Albrecht's typography wood art/prints in N.J. gallery

David Pescovitz at 11:29 am Mon, Sep 17, 2012

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Designer/woodworker/hand-drawn typographer Scotty Albrecht has several lovely new pieces hanging in a group show at Parlor Gallery in Asbury, New Jersey. We have two of Scotty's pieces in our home, including the wood heart/hands seen here, and they're truly beautiful and inspiring in person. The show, titled "We Find Our Way," runs until October 15 and you can view it online as well. "We Find Our Way"

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  • http://twitter.com/danmozgai Dan Mozgai

    I visited Parlor Gallery on Sunday. The whole show is worth checking out — lots of mind blowing stuff. These typography pieces must be seen in person to truly appreciate them.