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The summer of 1969 was almost unprecedented in terms of historic events. In June, the Stonewall riots in New York City began the modern LGBTQ movement; in July the U.S. landed a man on the moon, and in August the Woodstock concert celebrated with 3 days of peace, love and music just minutes from Gallery 52, which is housed in a converted gas station that likely fueled cars going to and from Bethel.

Artist/curator Trey Speegle asked fellow artists Alan Belcher, Jack Early, Danielle Krysa, Scooter LaForge, Adrian Milton, Ruben Natal-San Miguel, Martha Rich and Matthew Sporzynski to interpret …