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September 2, 2014 By

Painting

Eric Karpeles

Eric Karpeles has exhibited his oil paintings at Marywood University and the Tria Gallery in New York. The recipient of many awards, Eric was commissioned to produce a painting-tribute for a week-long program investigating Elizabeth Bishop’s contributions to American and Brazilian poetry. He completed a room of painted panels for a multi-faith chapel in New York City donated by the Rockefellers and completed The Sanctuary Project, a traveling exhibit of painted panels dedicated to the HIV/AIDS communities across America.

Karpelas Belin art

2005

(Year Won)

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