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Fall Arts Preview 2024: Our top visual art picks for the season 

From intimate gallery shows to large-scale exhibitions, autumn is looking particularly artful 

“The Burden of Every Drop” by Nathalie Miebach whose work will be featured this fall in the solo exhibit “Restless Waters” at ICA San Diego in Balboa Park. (Nathalie Miebach)
“The Burden of Every Drop” by Nathalie Miebach whose work will be featured this fall in the solo exhibit “Restless Waters” at ICA San Diego in Balboa Park. (Nathalie Miebach)
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From intimate gallery shows to large-scale exhibitions, autumn is looking particularly artful 

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