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A Fiercely Independent Legacy: June Wayne’s Dorothy Series
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Artist June Wayne’s formidable drive to overcome obstacles she faced as a working woman was a trait she shared with her mother, Dorothy Kline. A suite of twenty lithographs reveals aspects of Dorothy’s life still meaningful to women today.
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Also in this issue
Features
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The Collaborative Print: SOLO Impression
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Since 1975, Master Printer Judith Solodkin has been working with renowned artists in her studio in New York City.
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JuYeon Kim: The In-Between
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Inspired by Tibetan Buddhism, JuYeon Kim’s intricate sculpture installations and scroll drawings question what it means to be human.
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Body of Work: New Perspectives on Figure Painting
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Part of the Women to Watch exhibition series, Body of Work features the work of eight contemporary artists chosen in partnership with NMWA’s national and international committees.
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In Her Own Words: Imagining Nature
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Painter-printmaker Nancy Friese talks about the inspiration behind her work.
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