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'Fox' by Rona Pondick
At the Howard Yezerski Gallery, Neeta Madahar's photograms of origami cosmos flowers in "Cosmoses" are paired with Rona Pondick's stainless steel sculpture "Fox" (above).
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Exploring the mysteries of 'Cosmoses'

By Cate McQuaid
Globe Correspondent / August 2, 2007

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The final photograph Neeta Madahar made for her last body of work, "Falling," showed sycamore seeds pinwheeling through the night sky. The perspective -- looking skyward -- was deliciously perplexing. The inky background might have been as deep as the heavens or as flat as blacktop. (Full article: 899 words)

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