MoMA Animates the Case for Experimental ’Toons
By WILL FRIEDWALD
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This evening, 6-8 PM, an opening reception will take place for a promising exhibition that covers a generous, ambitious span of abstract painting. It includes prototypical examples like Josef Albers and Jackson Pollock, the West Coast giant John McLaughlin, fine younger talents like Rob Nadeau and Nick Lamia, senior warriors like Robert Thiele, and more.
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|This evening, 6-8 PM, an opening reception will take place for a promising exhibition that covers a generous, ambitious span of abstract painting. It includes prototypical examples like Josef Albers and Jackson Pollock, the West Coast giant John McLaughlin, fine younger talents like Rob Nadeau and Nick Lamia, senior warriors like Robert Thiele, and more.
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