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Julia Zagar and her husband, the famous mosaic artist Isaiah, established Eye’s Gallery in its current location on South Street in 1968. | Julia Zagar and her husband, the famous mosaic artist Isaiah, established Eye’s Gallery in its current location on South Street in 1968. | ||
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*[https://www.eyesgallery.com/about-2/ About Eyes Gallery] | *[https://www.eyesgallery.com/about-2/ About Eyes Gallery] | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
*[[Philadelphia's Magic Gardens]] | *[[Philadelphia's Magic Gardens]] | ||
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Revision as of 11:46, 26 September 2021
Julia Zagar and her husband, the famous mosaic artist Isaiah, established Eye’s Gallery in its current location on South Street in 1968.
Sparked by the Zagar’s love for Latin American folk art, Eye’s Gallery has expanded into three floors of unique handpicked from around the world. Isaiah and Julia, artists and urban pioneers, moved into a sparsely populated area of Philadelphia known then as Lower South Street, after serving in the Peace Corps as craft developers to the Ayamara and Inca people of the Andes mountains in Peru.
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