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New art show on WHYY TV

By April 1, 2010
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Finally, WHYY does some local visual arts coverage in a program called “Friday Arts” which will air on first Fridays of the month.  And Judith Schaechter, who is smart and funny and makes fabulous art, is a great choice for the lead-off interview.  Thanks, UArts newsletter for the heads-up (Judith teaches at UArts).  Judith’s program airs tomorrow night, April 2, at 8:30 pm.  Got an idea for something that should be covered, send them an email!  fridayarts@whyy.org

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