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Annoyingly he often gets the credit.
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2 comments:
My sister-in-law (a weaver) and I tried to go to that exhibit last year, but the gallery was closed the day after Thanksgiving (which still makes no sense to me). It is very annoying that he is given top (or only it seems sometimes) billing. At least the Times article was clear about her contributions. In any case, good to be reminded about their really interesting collaboration.
I agree I appreciated the times acknowledging her equally but is seems elsewhere it is all him. Beautiful work but totally collaborative and should be treated as such.
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