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A New Book About A Ludington Art Pioneer

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Arts and Culture
Date: 
October 5, 2012
Artist Manierre Dawson in His Ludington Studio

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When West Shore Community College professor Sharon Bluhm bought a house in rural Ludington in the 70s, she had no idea its previous owner was a pioneer in American art. The home was called "The Humps" by the artist who lived there: Manierre Dawson. Dawson was an abstract expressionist who has works in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Smithsonian and the Art Institute of Chicago. Sharon Bluhm now has a new book about the artist. It's called "Manierre Dawson: Inventions of the Mind." Bluhm speaks about her book at WSCC October 25.  

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