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October 1, 2010

Damon Dash is honoring his former girlfriend Aaliyah with an exhibition at his Tribeca art gallery.

The Dash Gallery is currently taking submissions for art that celebrates the life and music of the late R&B singer, who died in a tragic plane crash in 2001.

"We are looking for art work that captures Aaliyah's essence and strength as an artist," read the bulletin. Dash opened the 4-story art gallery back in February with an intent to house young, contemporary talent.

It falls within the umbrella of his new DD172 media enterprise which also includes the BluRoc music label, online TV station Creative Control and print and graphics shop, Color Bar.

For the Aaliyah exhibition, cost is $20 per submission and work will not be reviewed without payment. Interested artists should send entries to The Dash Gallery at 172 Duane St., New York, NY 10013. The deadline is November 1.

http://www.theboombox.com...h-gallery/

Identity said:

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October 1, 2010

Damon Dash is honoring his former girlfriend Aaliyah with an exhibition at his Tribeca art gallery.

The Dash Gallery is currently taking submissions for art that celebrates the life and music of the late R&B singer, who died in a tragic plane crash in 2001.

"We are looking for art work that captures Aaliyah's essence and strength as an artist," read the bulletin. Dash opened the 4-story art gallery back in February with an intent to house young, contemporary talent.

It falls within the umbrella of his new DD172 media enterprise which also includes the BluRoc music label, online TV station Creative Control and print and graphics shop, Color Bar.

For the Aaliyah exhibition, cost is $20 per submission and work will not be reviewed without payment. Interested artists should send entries to The Dash Gallery at 172 Duane St., New York, NY 10013. The deadline is November 1.

http://www.theboombox.com...h-gallery/

I think he is doing this just 4 the $. He don't got Jay z and that empire no more so...

roseypink56 said:

Identity said:

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October 1, 2010

Damon Dash is honoring his former girlfriend Aaliyah with an exhibition at his Tribeca art gallery.

The Dash Gallery is currently taking submissions for art that celebrates the life and music of the late R&B singer, who died in a tragic plane crash in 2001.

"We are looking for art work that captures Aaliyah's essence and strength as an artist," read the bulletin. Dash opened the 4-story art gallery back in February with an intent to house young, contemporary talent.

It falls within the umbrella of his new DD172 media enterprise which also includes the BluRoc music label, online TV station Creative Control and print and graphics shop, Color Bar.

For the Aaliyah exhibition, cost is $20 per submission and work will not be reviewed without payment. Interested artists should send entries to The Dash Gallery at 172 Duane St., New York, NY 10013. The deadline is November 1.

http://www.theboombox.com...h-gallery/

I think he is doing this just 4 the $. He don't got Jay z and that empire no more so...

wow, talk about negativity. in case u didn't notice Damon is doing fine without "camel-mouth", er Jay-Z

I wonder if Aaliyah and Damon would've married had Aaliyah not died...

Life has not been kind to this man here at all.

cinnamongal said:

roseypink56 said:

I think he is doing this just 4 the $. He don't got Jay z and that empire no more so...

wow, talk about negativity. in case u didn't notice Damon is doing fine without "camel-mouth", er Jay-Z

good. LOL @camel mouth

cinnamongal said:

roseypink56 said:

I think he is doing this just 4 the $. He don't got Jay z and that empire no more so...

wow, talk about negativity. in case u didn't notice Damon is doing fine without "camel-mouth", er Jay-Z

Really? Where's your proof of how Dash is doing without Jay-Z? Because charging $20 to have your submitted artwork "reviewed" for an exhibition where he will then charge money to gain entrance sounds like a whole new level of shady to me.