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BACK TO THE PAST INTO THE FUTURE: Louis Fratino, Salman Toor, Anthony Cudahy.

The article features queer painters Louis Fratino, Salmon Toor and Anthony Cudahy. Fratino, Toor, and Cudahy have distinguished their work from that of their peers and predecessors with a winning combination of shared traits including a deep engagement with art history, an open matter-of-fact, yet l...

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Published in:Border Crossings Vol. 43; no. 2; pp. 98 - 111
Main Author: Wolin, Joseph R.
Format: Article
Published: Border Crossings 2025
Subjects:
Artists
Painters
Modern art
Art
Peers
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          Art and Design at Miami Dade College.
          MFA in Photography program at Parsons School of Design, The New School, in New York.
          MFA in Visual Arts program at Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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