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Sande Webster on Artblog Radio

By August 30, 2010
Libby and Roberta interview gallery owner and artists' advocate, Sande Webster, whose eponymous gallery is home to many of the city's top African American artists.
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Sande Webster in her gallery.

Center City gallery owner Sande Webster has some yarns to tell. She shares some personal history as she talks to us about art prices, selling (and refusing to sell) art, and how she makes the gallery business work for her. The interview runs 14-minutes long.

Edited by Peter Crimmins. Music by Eric Biondo. Recorded at the Sande Webster Gallery. Thanks to the Knight Foundation for their support of this project.

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