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‘Clearing The Air’ At SAC Explores The Healing Power Of Art

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Andrew Guenther

Andrew Guenther "Stack of Plates."

"Clearing The Air" curator Jay Davis and SAC's executive director Tom Dunn during a tour of the exhibit. ROB RICH

Curator Jay Davis and Amagansett artist Will Ryan touring

Curator Jay Davis and Amagansett artist Will Ryan touring "Clearing The Air" at SAC. ROB RICH

"Clearing The Air" curator Jay Davis during a tour of the exhibit at SAC. ROB RICH

Installation view of

Installation view of "Clearing The Air" at SAC. ROB RICH

Will Ryan's paintings

Will Ryan's paintings "In The Flow 2, 2 and 3" on view at SAC. COURTESY SAC

An installation view of

An installation view of "Clearing The Air" at SAC. ROB RICH

Guests touring

Guests touring "Clearing The Air" at SAC. ROB RICH

Curator Jay Davis leads a tour of

Curator Jay Davis leads a tour of "Clearing The Air" at SAC. ROB RICH

authorAnnette Hinkle on Sep 28, 2021
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