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A Sprrrawling Exhibition of Cat-Themed Meowsterpieces
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Curators and Cornell MFA students Michael Morgan and Elina Ansary cited two significant inspirations for creating a salon-style, cat-themed exhibition.
And he researched the life of English illustrator Louis Wain, whose 20th-century anthropomorphized drawings helped popularize cats as household pets.
Morgan adopted a gray Siamese cat that he named after the Zelda character Rauru when he moved to Ithaca last fall to start his master’s program.
“I’m a dog person, but a Siamese cat is the most doglike of cats, and now I’m more of a cat person.
Morgan began reaching out to artists in the Cornell community, and word quickly spread beyond the Finger Lakes region.
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