Esopus Space Closes
June 5, 2012
After 3 years, 18 exhibitions and more than 30 events, Esopus Space closed its doors to the public on Tuesday, June 5th. Our sincere thanks to everyone who visited the space, and particularly to the Andy Warhol Foundation for its generous support of our efforts. We were thrilled to be visited by a number of readers, contributors, and supporters on the final day, many of whose photos were taken in front of Bryan Nash Gill's "What Was Will Be Again" installation. MORE PHOTOS
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