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New Name For Southampton Arts Program Reflects Dedication Of Longtime Supporter Dorothy Lichtenstein

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Stony Brook Southampton Associate Provost Robert Reeves spoke during a ceremony commemorating the re-naming of Southampton Arts to the Lichtenstein Center earlier this month.

Stony Brook Southampton Associate Provost Robert Reeves spoke during a ceremony commemorating the re-naming of Southampton Arts to the Lichtenstein Center earlier this month.

Dorothy Lichtenstein EXPRESS ARCHIVE

Dorothy Lichtenstein EXPRESS ARCHIVE

Philanthropist Dorothy Lichtenstein and Stony Brook Southampton Associate Provost Robert Reeves, in a 2013 photo. STAR BLACK

Philanthropist Dorothy Lichtenstein and Stony Brook Southampton Associate Provost Robert Reeves, in a 2013 photo. STAR BLACK

authorCailin Riley on Jul 20, 2022
In 2003, Dorothy Lichtenstein was invited by friends to an event at what was, at the time, the LIU-Southampton campus, where comedian Mel Brooks and actress Anne Bancroft were featured... more

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