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Tag: Morton Fine Art

Seeing And Being Seen: Drawing An Anti-Zoo Of Liberated Animals | Morton Fine Art, Washington D.C.

Amber Robles-Gordon: Surely, she (he/we) is a little animal? | Morton Fine Art, Washington D.C.

A Celebration of Fragmentation: New Works by Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann Channel Incongruous Environments Out of Disparate Aesthetic Traditions – Morton Fine Art, Washington, DC

New Works by Maliza Kiasuwa Create Totems of Mixed Meaning Out of Everyday Objects

New Paintings and Sculptures by Meron Engida Hawke Showcase Modern Ethiopia through Religious Tableaux

Out and Back Again: Vonn Cummings Sumner Returns With a New Body of Krazy Kat works. Morton Fine Art

Ai Yo! Jenny Wu’s Sculptural Paintings Puzzle Out Structure, Composition And Chance. Morton Fine Art

Out of Context and Into New Forms: Morton Fine Arts Presents Creating a New Whole

Paintings and Prints by Katherine Hattam Showcase Places of the Mind in the Wake of Isolation

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