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Judy's show at the Dorsky Museum


If you weren't at the opening Saturday night, take yourself to SUNY New Paltz for the rare opportunity to see a huge collection of drawing and prints by Judy all under one roof. You will not be disappointed. Except for the fact that any one of the pieces in the show could have and should have been included in the "Cosmology" show at James Cohan that we saw on Friday. A glaring omission indeed.

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