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      Mark Yurkiw wows the Westport Library with his unique approach to art

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      Evi Tarshis '20

      One of Mark Yurkiw’s pieces at his event at the Westport Library on Jan. 6.

      Evi Tarshis '20, Paper Arts Editor
      January 13, 2020

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