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"Women of Stone: Harriet Feigenbaum and Barbara Segal"
2000-08-13 until 2000-10-29
Neuberger Museum of Art
Purchase, NY, USA

This exhibition highlights work by two women who carve stone in distinctive manners. Harriet Feigenbaum presents This is Not a Ruin, It's a Theater, dedicated to the ancient and on-going conflicts in the Middle East. Set as a dramatic arena, the work personifies a continuing theater of war. Her limestone contains fossils and shells to further emphasize historical and archeological connections.

Barbara Segal's incredibly detailed work displays her whimsical sense of humor displayed via her tour de force ability to depict reality. For this exhibition, she has chosen to present a room of marble, complete with family photographs, cocktail table, chair and doorway all delicately carved in detail from stone. Curated by Judy Collischan, Ph.D., Neuberger Museum of Art Associate Director for Curatorial Affairs. Funded, in part, by the Friends of the Neuberger Museum of Art and the Westchester Arts Council.


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