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A fourth grader from P.S. 48 of Manhattan, Martin Paulino, shows his work, ‘Still Life with a Skull,’ to Mayor Bloomberg yesterday at the P.S. Arts Week’s opening reception at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Four events — which include dance, theater, music, and visual arts — will be held this week at marquee arts venues around the city. The visual arts exhibition will be on view through August 3.
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|A fourth grader from P.S. 48 of Manhattan, Martin Paulino, shows his work, ‘Still Life with a Skull,’ to Mayor Bloomberg yesterday at the P.S. Arts Week’s opening reception at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Four events — which include dance, theater, music, and visual arts — will be held this week at marquee arts venues around the city. The visual arts exhibition will be on view through August 3.
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