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From rivalry to revelry: 77 years of the 57th Street Art Fair

Summary by Hyde Park Herald
In the spring of 1948, Mary Louis Womer, an artist and relative newcomer to the city, had an idea. Her silversmithing studio she rented in the Goff House – dubbed “The Potte Shop” – had become a gathering place for…
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From rivalry to revelry: 77 years of the 57th Street Art Fair

In the spring of 1948, Mary Louis Womer, an artist and relative newcomer to the city, had an idea. Her silversmithing studio she rented in the Goff House – dubbed “The Potte Shop” – had become a gathering place for…

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Hyde Park Herald broke the news in on Thursday, May 30, 2024.
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