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Talk on Claude Cahun: Pioneering, Gender-Defying, Jewish Radical User Submitted

When: Thu., May 9, 6:30-8 p.m. 2019
Phone: 415-655-7800
Email: info@thecjm.org
Price: $12 general (includes Museum admission); free for students with ID.
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Jennifer Shaw and Tirza True Latimer, two scholars who have been instrumental in repositioning Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore in the canon of early twentieth-century avant-garde art, come together for the first time in conversation to explore Cahun and Moore's work, legacy, and Jewish life. Come early to see Cahun and Moore's work in a short tour of the exhibition "Show Me as I Want to Be Seen" with the curator.

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