This Friday, August 28th come see A Place to Hide by Quechua-descendent painter Joseph Hale of Washington D.C. A Place to Hide is Joeseph's most recent series and represents an effort to metaphorically address the human condition while transcending culture and logic. Created with oil on panels, Joseph's work is colorful, evocative and fun. We will be holding a reception for Joseph from 4pm until 8pm on the 28th in the Gilbert Underground. To see more of Joseph's art you can visit his website at www.josephhale.com.