New York today and tomorrow
By March 27, 2008
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Isaac Lin's cut paper and wall painting at Fleisher-Ollman's Cave Painting show. Lin provided 3-D glasses to see the piece. Don't miss it -- and the other work in the very nice show.
Isaac Lin’s cut paper and wall painting at Fleisher-Ollman’s Cave Painting show. Lin provided 3-D glasses to see the piece. Don’t miss it — and the other work in the very nice show.

Dear lovely readers, we’re off to New York to the art fairs today. See you on the other side and stay warm and dry–it’s gonna be rainy today, well, in Philadelphia and New York at least.

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