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Editor's note: Due to a typesetting error, an incomplete [Derived Headline]
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Editor's note: Due to a typesetting error, an incomplete version
of this review was published July 15 in Arts. Here is the complete
version. By Judy Birke
NEW HAVEN -- A major challenge for any exhibition that brings
together artists of diverse style, techniques and interests, under
the rubric of a single theme, is to retain an overall coherence and
unity. This is especially difficult when the show includes only a
single piece by each of the artists in the group. The effort to
achieve ...
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