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Paintings from the artist’s Liberty Series explore questions about our shared national identity
For the century that the Statue of Liberty has stood in New York Harbor, it has meant many things to the people who see it – hope, compassion, justice, freedom. The paintings in this exhibit use our shared familiarity with the Statue to explore questions about our country’s identity and its contradictions.
Artists also showing at Galatea Fine Art in February:
Norman Finn Voyages from Fantasy to Reality...With a Possible Return
Jeannine Hunter-Lazzaro Colors, Shapes, and Thoughts on Paper
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Free Admission
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For the century that the Statue of Liberty has stood in New York Harbor, it has meant many things to the people who see it – hope, compassion, justice, freedom. The paintings in this exhibit use our shared familiarity with the Statue to explore questions about our country’s identity and its contradictions.
Artists also showing at Galatea Fine Art in February:
Norman Finn Voyages from Fantasy to Reality...With a Possible Return
Jeannine Hunter-Lazzaro Colors, Shapes, and Thoughts on Paper
LOCATION
480 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA 02118
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
Due to the ongoing caution regarding COVID-19, the following precautions will be taken: All visitors and employees will remain 6 feet apart All visitors and employees will be required to wear a mask. One will be provided to you if you don't have one. Sanitation stations will be set up around the gallery and surfaces will be sanitized regularly
