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Art Uncovered with Rebecca Murtaugh

Ceramic work by Rebecca Murtaugh, 2018.

I wanted to call attention to another artist's interview conducted by Kimberly Ruth on Art Uncovered.
This one features an interesting and informative conversation with Rebecca Murtaugh.


Rebecca is a very active and dynamic presence in the New York art scene and lives in Queens and Clinton, NY where she is a Professor of Art at Hamilton College.

Listen in on the conversation here.




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