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The Mind of the Rose #2: You'd cry, too, if you were sitting on thorns.
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Under the Radar: Nine Chinese Artists Interpret the Figure: Through June 2; ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries, 169 Madiera Ave., Coral Gables; 305-444-4493, www.virginiamiller.com
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"Under the Radar: Nine Chinese Artists Interpret the Figure", ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries, Coral Gablees, Chinese artMost amazing is that the works of Yang Na, whom Miller exhibited in an earlier show, could have been had for $10,000 a pop. Since this past winter, her canvases have skyrocketed into the $50,000 range.
"I've wanted to do a Chinese exhibit for years," Miller says. "This is a growing market and one that's become globally important now."
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