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Double Vision: Transactions of the American Philosophical Society






  

    

      
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Jeffrey Schiff, Portolani (model), 2010, ink on Epson digital ink print, steel, aluminum
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	Wesleyan artist Jeffrey Schiff has a new exhibit, inspired by the writings of the American Philosophical Society -a group which included Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and other early American luminaries.  It's called Double Vision: Transactions of the American Philosophical Society.



	 



	Double Vision will be on view in Wesleyan University’s Zilkha Gallery from Friday, January 21 through Sunday, February 27, 2011. The public is invited to attend the opening reception on Tuesday, January 25 from 5–7pm, with a gallery talk at 5:30pm. Gallery Hours: Tuesday–Sunday, noon–4pm. The Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery is located at 283 Washington Terrace in Middletown, Connecticut. Visit www.wesleyan.edu/cfa for more information or call 860-685-3355.


	

    



  
 
  

    

      

                        
              

            

 
        

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