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Bastienne Schmidt Offers Her Insight

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Bastienne Schmidt (Self Portrait). COURTESY THE ARTIST

Bastienne Schmidt (Self Portrait). COURTESY THE ARTIST

Bastienne Schmidt

Bastienne Schmidt "Measuring Time, Grid Calendar," 2020. Muslin fabric and sewn pigmented tracing paper, 44" x 88." COURTESY THE ARTIST

authorStaff Writer on Aug 9, 2022
On Sunday, August 14, at 10:30 a.m., multi-disciplinary artist Bastienne Schmidt will be the next guest at The Church’s monthly Insight Sunday series. Schmidt will speak on her work, “Measuring... more

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