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The Earth is Flat and Other Truths About the Environment at Park School February 25

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Artists: Chris Jordan, Lynn Geesamen, Ken Hale, Jessie Lehson, Jackson Martin, Trace Miller, Ellen Lupton & Abott Miller, Lawrence McFarland, Paul Rutovsky, Rachel Sitkin, Shannon Young

Richman Gallery at the Park School
February 11- March 31, 2010.
Artist’s Reception Thursday February 25th from 6 – 7:30 pm

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