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75 to be exact!
Our current exhibit, Recent Acquisitions, features the work of 75 artists from the Library’s permanent fine arts collection.
You can learn more about the people behind the pieces by clicking this link to our Artist Biographies. The list isn’t complete, as some of the artists are relatively unknown or don’t have a website available to browse, but there are plenty here to help you get started.
This list is available in hard copy at the Gallery desk, too. PS—if you haven’t been in yet to see the show, you can preview it here on our Flickr page: Recent Acquisitions: Cool New Stuff.
Recent Acquisitions runs through October 16 in the Sabatini Art Gallery.
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