Anagnorisis Picks Calendar

For all of you who share my aesthetic tastes, below is my list of art exhibitions and events that I think are worth your while.

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        Judith Schaechter | The Battle of Carnival and Lent (all-day) @ Claire Oliver Gallery
        May 23 – Jun 29
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        New York

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        If you missed seeing Judith’s work installed at the Eastern State Penitentiary last summer, Claire Oliver will have it on display in her New York City gallery this coming May. I’m not sure what form the exhibition will take; I can’t imagine anything could beat seeing them in the old prison. Regardless, the works are very moving. Don’t miss this opportunity to see them.

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