Wolfgang Bauer art show, May 11–June 12 in L.A.

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            Bauer art show, May 11–June 12 in L.A.
 Matthew Van Atta
          
          Apr 06, 2007
          
        
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       Out artist
            Wolfgang Bauer will showcase his art in an exhibition titled
            "Spring Awakening: The Big Green Chair." Described as bold,
            colorful, political, and controversial, Bauer's work
            utilizes androgynous       subjects that call into question
            society's obsession with gender roles       and the ideas of
            femininity versus masculinity. The show, running May 11
            through June 12, takes place at Found Gallery, 1903 Hyperion
            Ave., in the       Silver Lake district of Los Angeles. For
            more information, go to FoundLA.com.     

        
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Wolfgang
Bauer art show, May 11–June 12 in L.A.