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247 Lark Street Albany NY 12210 |
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Urban Dictionary defines smAlbany as the capital of New York, so named because of its diminutive size, especially compared to New York City. I guess this smallness is what contributes to a frequent occurrence around the area in which you inevitably see someone you know everywhere you go. I have often been out with friends and we’ll run into a random person that we know but were never expecting to see. A typical response to this type of situation is to brush it off and say, ‘That’s smAlbany!”
Albany has all the right ingredients for the smAlbany effect to take place. It’s a small enough city in both population and geographic size so that people feel like a part of the community and often frequent the same restaurants, bars, and stores, but it’s also big enough that it’s a surprise to come across certain people, and they can catch you off-guard. Other cities of similar size have been known to experience the smAlbany effect as well, but they have yet to personalize this phenomenon and continue to say, “It’s a small world,” in response to these situations.
UAG presents smAlbany, an exhibition of artwork inspired by the city of Albany, NY, with featured artist Pilar Arthur-Snead, and side room artist, Lorenz Worden.
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