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SundayArts News for February 7, 2010

SundayArts News for 2/7/2010

This week in SundayArts News: Wardell Milan at Studio Museum in Harlem, Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company 2/13-2/14 at NJPAC, Downtown Pix: Mining the Fales Archives 1961-1991 at Grey Art Gallery, Silent Film/Live Music: The Films of Ozu 2/10-2/12 at World Financial Center Winter Garden, The Bridge Project: As You Like It at BAM through 2/13, […]

Tim Burton

Ron Magliozzi, assistant curator in the Department of Film at MoMA, gives a tour of this exciting retrospective.

Alias Man Ray

Learn about Man Ray’s life and work in this tour of the exhibit Alias Man Ray: The Art of Reinvention at the Jewish Museum.

FDR and the Sea

Herman Eberhardt, museum curator at the Franklin Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum in Hyde Park, gives a tour of the FDR and the Sea exhibition at the South Street Seaport Museum in this SundayArts Choice.

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