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Thread Count This Weekend: An Opening, and Two Talks
Fri May 9; 4:20 pm

Image courtesy of OKOK gallery. Dutch artist Ron van der Ende, who was born in Delft (home of the famous blue porcelain dishware), here makes his U.S. debut. “Motor Memory” renders manufactured machines as oversized,... More >>

Just What Has Brodeur Just Done?
Fri May 9; 12:14 pm
For the Dogs
Thu May 8; 7:26 pm
Keeping Up With the Johnses
Thu May 8; 4:07 pm
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Ron van der Ende: Motor Memory
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