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Tag Archives: Hunterdon Museum of Art
Bee in her Bonnet
Three years ago, when Warren Jeffs was jailed for being an accomplice to rape in arranging polygamous marriages between under-age girls and older men, I was fascinated by the hand-sewn 19th-century clothing the women at the Yearning for Zion Ranch … Continue reading
Something to Say
Icons, Idols and True Confessions, at the Hunterdon Museum of Art March 28-May 16, will showcase paintings, sculpture and works on paper by Madison-based artist Bette Blank. Her exuberant and often humorous work reflects her unique vision of the world. Drawing … Continue reading
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Tagged Bette Blank, Hunterdon Museum of Art, March 28, May 16
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