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The Mitchell Algus Gallery opened in 1992 with an exhibition of Harold Stevenson's monumental 1962 painting of a male nude, The New Adam. Since opening the gallery has shown the work of Anita Steckel, Rosalyn Drexler, Agustin Fernandez, Magalie Comeau, Joan Semmel, Barkley L. Hendrix, Charles Henri Ford, Judith Bernstein, Steve Keister, Dan Burkhart, Neke Carson, Alan Turner, Juanita Mcneely, Colette, George Ortman, E'wao Kagoshima, Gene Beery, Jack Smith, Bill Bollinger, Martha Wilson, Betty Tompkins, Morgan O'Hara, Bill Rice, Deborah Remington, Raphael Montanez Ortiz and others.
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