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Local teens curate show of Dutch, Flemish artworks at MFA – The Bay State Banner

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The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is a globally recognized institution with a reputation for bringing decisive scholarship and illuminating curation to the public. For the exhibition “Curated by Teens: Death as a Constant Companion,” that scholarship is coming from five local students who worked with the support of the MFA to fully realize an exhibition of Dutch and Flemish artworks.

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