July 22, 2014
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3:13Now PlayingThe frames that surround works of art are often overshadowed by the paintings within them. For Marcelo Bavaro, a fourth-generation frame maker in Brooklyn, the frames themselves are a kind of art.
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A visit with Mecelo Bavara, a framer maker in Brooklyn - Making Money - The New Yorker
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