Life & Culture
Durham painter Anne Buckwalter’s exhibit at the Farnsworth is both everyday and erotic
Buckwalter visited five historic homesteads as part of her research for the paintings on view in Rockland that use domestic spaces to explore femininity and sexuality.
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