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By Nick Keppler
Published on July 23, 2008 at 1:41am
Today’s SPIN4 party at the Houston Center for Photography brings Lens Libs, a variation on the word game Mad Libs. To play, photographers snap pictures representing adjectives, nouns, verbs, exclamations, plural nouns and places so that the HCP can put them in a mosaic that forms a story. It’s the ultimate party game for visual learners. If that idea doesn’t click with you, there will be an open bar sponsored by Real Ale, music by DJ Shoe and copies of the 50th anniversary edition of the Mad Lib game for the first 50 people to arrive. 8 to 11 p.m. 1441 West Alabama. For tickets and information, call 713-529-4755 or visit www.hcponline.org. $10 to $15.
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