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By Lisa Demer, Rasmuson Foundation: Tlingit master carver Price is 2020 Distinguished Artist
If you would like to join our virtual celebration of Price, it is scheduled for 11 a.m. this Wednesday, April 29. Just click this link a few minutes early and the virtual door will open at 11: https://zoom.us/j/99033046161
Or telephone: 669.900.6833 (West Coast); 646.558.8656 (East Coast); 877.853.5257 (Toll Free)
If prompted, here is the webinar ID: 990 3304 6161
International phone numbers available: https://zoom.us/u/ad0WhwPH6D