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Art Collective has fun at the Fun Show

Jeremy Kaufman sings at the Fun Show on March 30 in the Arts and Communications Building, hosted by the ULV Art Collective. Bassist See Saw from the band Sugar Solstice, who played earlier in the night, accompanied Kaufman on the tambourine. The Fun Show showcased a variety of music, art and poetry. / photo by Cassandra Egan
Jeremy Kaufman sings at the Fun Show on March 30 in the Arts and Communications Building, hosted by the ULV Art Collective. Bassist See Saw from the band Sugar Solstice, who played earlier in the night, accompanied Kaufman on the tambourine. The Fun Show showcased a variety of music, art and poetry. / photo by Cassandra Egan
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