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Carl Djerassi with Michael Krasny: An Illustrated Presentation in Two Acts User Submitted

When: Thu., Jan. 29, 6:30-8 p.m. 2015
Phone: 415-655-7800
Email: info@thecjm.org
Price: $10 general (includes Museum admission).
www.thecjm.org
Carl Djerassi, author of In Retrospect: From the Pill to the Pen, will discuss Paul Klee, collecting, the artist's life, the Jewish diaspora, identity, and his adopted home, San Francisco, with Michael Krasny, host of KQED's Forum program. Book sales and signing to follow. Presented in partnership with SFMOMA's On the Go series.

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