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Gallery Talk by Peter Balakian
Porter Studio & Fine Arts
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Starts at 01:00 PM
Location:
Porter Studio & Fine Arts
20 Broad st.
Hamilton, New York 13346
Website Address: http://www.porterstudioshamilton.com/
Colgate professor Peter Balakian speaks about textile art from tribal villages. Items from his collection are on exhibit and for sale.
The exhibit runs through April 30.
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