Hauser & Wirth opens an exhibition of works by under-recognised artist Cathy Josefowitz
Developing a deeply personal visual language in her quest to represent the body as an expressive vehicle of individual experience, New York-born, Swis
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Developing a deeply personal visual language in her quest to represent the body as an expressive vehicle of individual experience, New York-born, Swis
Hauser & Wirth on 69th Street is showing the work of artist Cathy Josefowitz (1956-2014), who lived between Western Europe and the Boston and New York regions, holding family roots in Woodstock, NY where she would spend many childhood summers.
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The late Cathy Josefowitz now has global representation with Hauser & Wirth.
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