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[manny@telerama.com]

Quoting j eric townsend <jet at flatline.net>:

the Warhol is a MUSEUM, not an art space. The word 'museum' is in its name.
The museum has an alcohol license.

> >No, it's a university, so alcohol is officially prohibited on campus and
> >campus cops could arrest you or escort you off the campus if they see you
> with
> >it. That's the same as with shows at Pitt, Chatham, etc.
>
> Every college I've attended and most of the ones I've visited had at least
> one bar on campus or served alcohol in their entertainment venues.   Asking
> if alcohol is available or allowed is a quite reasonable question.
>
> >And deal with that idea. Deal with it, hard. Art Space. Not bar. Got it?
>
> I've been to plenty of "art spaces" that served (or allowed) alcohol.     The
> Warhol had a cash bar for the Grayson Perry opening a couple of weeks ago so
> I think it's also reasonable to ask what the booze situation is like at an
> "art space".
>
>
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