Gallery Night to provide splash of fall color

From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Date: October 13, 1999| Author: JAMES AUER | Copyright information

The autumn Gallery Night is almost upon us, and with it a suitably colorful galaxy of bright new shows. A flurry of free public receptions is set for Friday at art sites around town.

Sponsored by the Milwaukee Art Dealers Association, the East Town Association and the Milwaukee Art Museum, the festivities begin with a lecture at the art museum by Dean Sobel.

Sobel will talk about "The Last Show of the Century: A History of the 20th Century Through Its Art." His 5:45 p.m. ...

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