North of Eden
The Many Worlds of Helen Benedict and Stephen O’Connor
Nina Shengold visits literary couple Helen Benedict and Stephen O’Connor.
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May 28, 2012
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GalleryWorks by Ryan and Trevor Oakes
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Body / Mind / Spirit
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GalleryOn the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of McCarthy’s birth
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GalleryDrawings, lithographs and etchings from E. Mark Adams and Beth Van Hoesen
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GalleryEdward Byrd and Arnold Skolnick
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GallerySprawling sculptures filmed by live cameras present a landscape of people and places that implies an overarching narrative of the 1960s to the present day
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North of EdenNina Shengold visits literary couple Helen Benedict and Stephen O’Connor. |
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