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Two of Astoria’s art hubs change locations
BY ALYSSA EVANS
wo of downtown Astoria’s art venues are changing locations.
The Oscar de’ Masi Studio recently moved to Commercial
Street. In the coming weeks, retailer Luminari Arts will move to
Duane Street.
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Oscar de’ Masi Art Gallery
Toward the end of 2019, painter Oscar de’ Masi moved his studio
from its original location off of 11th and Duane streets. The studio is
now housed in 1145 Commercial St. , which used to be clothing bou-
tique De La Salandra.
“This is a better location,” said Patricia de’ Masi, Oscar’s wife.
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Alyssa Evans
Painter Oscar de’ Masi poses in front of his new art gallery, located at 1145 Commercial St.
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