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SADIE HALIE PROJECTS is a small alternative space for contemporary art that began in Sunset Park, Brooklyn in 2012 and relocated to Minneapolis, MN in 2016. Sadie Halie is Jennie Ekstrand and Patrick Gantert. Our mission is to work with artists worldwide to realize new and progressive work. We want to provide a flexible, unique space that is free from limitations and open to constant change. Most of all, we seek to create a space where viewers and artists can work together and learn from one another. We don't keep regular gallery hours but just e-mail us and we'll open it for you. | SADIE HALIE PROJECTS is a small alternative space for contemporary art that began in Sunset Park, Brooklyn in 2012 and relocated to Minneapolis, MN in 2016. Sadie Halie is Jennie Ekstrand and Patrick Gantert. Our mission is to work with artists worldwide to realize new and progressive work. We want to provide a flexible, unique space that is free from limitations and open to constant change. Most of all, we seek to create a space where viewers and artists can work together and learn from one another. We don't keep regular gallery hours but just e-mail us and we'll open it for you. | ||
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sadiehalieprojects.com
3653 25th Ave. South, Minneapolis, MN 55406 • sadie.halie@gmail.com
SADIE HALIE PROJECTS is a small alternative space for contemporary art that began in Sunset Park, Brooklyn in 2012 and relocated to Minneapolis, MN in 2016. Sadie Halie is Jennie Ekstrand and Patrick Gantert. Our mission is to work with artists worldwide to realize new and progressive work. We want to provide a flexible, unique space that is free from limitations and open to constant change. Most of all, we seek to create a space where viewers and artists can work together and learn from one another. We don't keep regular gallery hours but just e-mail us and we'll open it for you.
