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The Jiffy: Stories From Upstate New York
James Cave
Let’s Hang Out With Julia Whitney Barnes
OCT 4, 202642 MIN
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Description
Julia Whitney Barnes has had a busy year: three solo shows, and a few other group shows – the cyanotypist, historian, painter, and writer blends the creative practices of the arts and sciences so fluently that she’s become one of my favorite artists.
In this episode, she takes us to two of her shows: “Planting Utopia,” at the Shaker Heritage Society in Albany, N.Y., and “The Botanist at Vassar,” at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center in Poughkeepsie.
To hear my previous episode on Shaker Mother Ann Lee: https://www.thejiffy.xyz/podcast/s/the_jiffy_stories_from_upstate_new_york/shaker_mother_ann_lee_a_true_legend
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