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Steve Martin & Adam Gopnik
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Steve Martin & Adam Gopnik

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Widely known as writer, musician, actor, comedian, screenwriter, and playwright, Steve Martin is curating the first major U.S. exhibition devoted to the groundbreaking Canadian modernist painter Lawren Harris (1885–1970). Joining Martin in conversation will be the essayist and staff writer for The New Yorker Adam Gopnik.

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