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On View: Stranger Factory’s “Peep Show” Group Exhibition

Vintage pin-up girl images served as the inspiration for the group exhibit "Peep Show" at Stranger Factory in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The show pays homage to the classic, playfully sexy images with a series of works by Ryan Heshka, Sas Christian, Colin Christian, Jim Mahfood, Brian Ewing, Jasmine Becket-Griffith, Aunia Kahn, Tokyo Jesus, and Brandt Peters. The show comes down on March 1, so take a look at some of the works below or see it in person if you're in the area.


Colin Christian

Vintage pin-up girl images served as the inspiration for the group exhibit “Peep Show” at Stranger Factory in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The show pays homage to the classic, playfully sexy images with a series of works by Ryan Heshka, Sas Christian, Colin Christian, Jim Mahfood, Brian Ewing, Jasmine Becket-Griffith, Aunia Kahn, Tokyo Jesus, and Brandt Peters. The show comes down on March 1, so take a look at some of the works below or see it in person if you’re in the area.


Ryan Heshka


Ryan Heshka


Sas Christian


Tokyo Jesus


Aunia Kahn


Aunia Kahn

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