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The '''Randolf Art Center''' is an Art Gallery located on Galveston Avenue, [[Middle Park West]] in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. It is based on the real-life [[wikipedia:Lincoln Centre for the Performing Arts|Lincoln Centre for the Performing Arts]]. It houses a variety of artworks, with two exhibitions advertised outside the buildings. Featured artists include [[Adam Biggs]], "an artist that paints nothing but circles", and a touring exhibition by Van Der | The '''Randolf Art Center''' is an Art Gallery located on Galveston Avenue, [[Middle Park West]] in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. It is based on the real-life [[wikipedia:Lincoln Centre for the Performing Arts|Lincoln Centre for the Performing Arts]]. It houses a variety of artworks, with two exhibitions advertised outside the buildings. Featured artists include [[Adam Biggs]], "an artist that paints nothing but circles", and a touring exhibition by [[Philips Van Der Philip]] who works on "aesthetic minimalism". These artworks can only be seen through windows on the outside as it is not accessible by the player. It appears to focus on modern art. The art center is featured in the [[Websites in GTA IV|website]] [[Artthrob.org|www.artthrob.org]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:34, 20 March 2009
The Randolf Art Center is an Art Gallery located on Galveston Avenue, Middle Park West in Grand Theft Auto IV. It is based on the real-life Lincoln Centre for the Performing Arts. It houses a variety of artworks, with two exhibitions advertised outside the buildings. Featured artists include Adam Biggs, "an artist that paints nothing but circles", and a touring exhibition by Philips Van Der Philip who works on "aesthetic minimalism". These artworks can only be seen through windows on the outside as it is not accessible by the player. It appears to focus on modern art. The art center is featured in the website www.artthrob.org.