I’m thrilled to be showing a large collection of my originals and limited edition prints at the Armin and Estelle Gold Wing Gallery inside the Hebrew Tabernacle in Washington Heights, beginning May 6. Many pieces will be seen in public for the first time. Opening reception will take place on Saturday, June 1, 12pm-2pm. This solo exhibit is curated by Regina Gradess and will last for 3 months, ending July 31. The Hebrew Tabernacle is located at 551 Fort Washington Ave. at 185th Street.
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Hebrew Tabernacle: Francis Hsueh
I’m thrilled to be showing a large collection of my originals and limited edition prints at the Armin and Estelle Gold Wing Gallery inside the Hebrew Tabernacle in Washington Heights, beginning May 6. Many pieces will be seen in public for the first time. Opening reception will take place on Saturday, June 1, 12pm-2pm. This solo exhibit is curated by Regina Gradess and will last for 3 months, ending July 31. The Hebrew Tabernacle is located at 551 Fort Washington Ave. at 185th Street.
Hebrew Tabernacle: Francis Hsueh
I’m thrilled to be showing a large collection of my originals and limited edition prints at the Armin and Estelle Gold Wing Gallery inside the Hebrew Tabernacle in Washington Heights, beginning May 6. Many pieces will be seen in public for the first time. Opening reception will take place on Saturday, June 1, 12pm-2pm. This solo exhibit is curated by Regina Gradess and will last for 3 months, ending July 31. The Hebrew Tabernacle is located at 551 Fort Washington Ave. at 185th Street.
Margalit Fox reads “The Talented Mrs. Mandelbaum
Margalit Fox will read from her newest book, The Talented Mrs. Mandelbaum. A true-crime tale set in 19C New York. It tells the story of an impoverished immigrant’s rise in crime.
Margalit Fox is the winner of the William Saroyan Prize for Literature. She is the author of Conan Doyle for the Defense, and The Riddle of the Labyrinth. She is a former senior writer for the famed New York Times Obituary News Department.
Hebrew Tabernacle: Francis Hsueh
I’m thrilled to be showing a large collection of my originals and limited edition prints at the Armin and Estelle Gold Wing Gallery inside the Hebrew Tabernacle in Washington Heights, beginning May 6. Many pieces will be seen in public for the first time. Opening reception will take place on Saturday, June 1, 12pm-2pm. This solo exhibit is curated by Regina Gradess and will last for 3 months, ending July 31. The Hebrew Tabernacle is located at 551 Fort Washington Ave. at 185th Street.