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The reintroduction of Margarett Sargent, whose works haven’t been exhibited since 1936, brings back a lost world of wealth and privileged bohemianism. These intriguing paintings conjure a creator in whom independence, self-indulgence intelligence, passion and a restless quest for beauty mingle to both productive and self-destructive effect.  
—Art in America
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    Fall 2015 and Spring 2016

    Honor will be teaching at the New School MFA Program where is she entering her third year as Nonfiction coordinator
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    Tuesday
    Sep152015

    'Me, My Hair and I' Kick-Off Event

    Thursday, Octoer 1st, 7pm

    Barnes and Noble Upper East Side
    150 E. 86th St.
    New York City, NY


    Elizabeth Benedict with meMyra Goldberg, Deborah Hofmann, Alex Kuczynski, Honor Moore, and Bharati Mukherjee

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