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Artist Talk: Max Kozloff
October 3, 2013
6:00PM–7:00PM
Fullerton Hall
RESCHEDULED FOR NOVEMBER 7
Please note, this event has been CANCELLED and RESCHEDULED for November 7.
Max Kozloff discusses how his career as a modern art historian and critic has informed his photography, selections of which are on display in Max Kozloff: Critic and Photographer.
Max Kozloff. Twine Shop Window, New York, 1984. Courtesy of the artist and Steven Kasher Gallery, New York.
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