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Baseball cards with faces of artists superimposed on them fanned out on a desk above a blue box with text that reads ARTBALL, an image of a batter, catcher, and umpire, with a red circle that says set 1.

What If Major League Baseball Fielded a Team and the Players Were Duchamp, Calder, Marisol, O’Keeffe and Pollock?

A collection of artist baseball cards, “Artball, from the artist Don Celender, arrive in the collections just in time for the World Series

A photograph of a red book that reads, “Daily Reminders 1982” in white lettering. The book has yellow, green, blue, red, and orange strips of paint on it.

Join Us for On the Edge: An Event with the Archives of American Art and Bakersfield Museum of Art

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