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Plum TV
Interview
October 10th, 2007
From the museums and studios of the Hamptons to the streets of New York
City, Dorothy Frankel's work has been popular and recognized by peers
and critics. After recently receiving recognition from the Eleanor
Roosevelt Legacy, the artist spoke with Plum on the Morning,
Noon & Night
Show.
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Article in Sag Harbor Express - Gallery Merz
October 11th, 2007

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More Plum TV
- Positive Imagery In Film & Clay
Dorothy Frankel recently met
filmmaker Benedict Hadley and upcoming hip hop star
Analyze, and the trio hit it off quite well. Their work
shares the themes of human being to human being connection, peace, love,
and positive imagery. Now, they are working together to promote Hadley's
feature film End Is The Beginning (in theaters November 27) and
Frankel's sculptures, of which they hope to replicate in monument form.
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Directions in Sculpture Click to read article
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