Visual Art Dec 5, 2012 at 4:00 am

Critics and Prices

Jen Graves
This Japanese woodblock print with transfer drawing (12.5 by 19 inches) by Massachusetts artist Annie Bissett was on display at Cullom Gallery as part of Bissett's series Loaded. It costs $250. courtesy the artist and cullom gallery
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Value is more expensive than price. Toba Beta
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