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Images from Live…Suburbia! by Anthony Pappalardo and Max G. Morton

By PHOENIX STAFF | December 1, 2011

From Live…Suburbia! by Anthony Pappalardo and Max G. Morton, published by powerHouse Books.

The Live . . . Suburbia art show at Orchard Skate Shop's Extension Gallery opens December 10, 2011, with an all-ages book reading from 6-8 pm and a 21+ reception 8-11 pm. The gallery is located at 156 Harvard Ave in Allston. Visit orchardshop.com.

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