Michael Duncan in conversation with Kristine McKenna
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Join us for a virtual conversation with Michael Duncan as he discusses his new publication 'San Francisco: The Golden Age 1930-1960' with Kristine McKenna. This event celebrates the remarkable development of the Bay Area's art scene during this transformative era, featuring insights into key artists and cultural figures that shaped the landscape. Registration is free but required to participate in this engaging dialogue.
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