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| − | One of the first to open an art gallery in Chelsea, New York City. Director of Art, Columbia University. Former Chairman, Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. Member, Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS under President Clinton. Poetry collection, titled 'What the Right Hand Knows' (2009). Partner is businessman [[Fred P. Hochberg]]. | + | One of the first to open an art gallery in Chelsea, New York City. Director of Art, Columbia University. Former Chairman, Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. Member, Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS under President Clinton. Poetry collection, titled 'What the Right Hand Knows' (2009). Also known as Tom Healy. Partner is businessman [[Fred P. Hochberg]]. |
==Further Reading/Research== | ==Further Reading/Research== | ||
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Contents
Country
United States
Birth - Death
1961 -
Occupation
Writer
Notable Achievement
Fulbright
Description
One of the first to open an art gallery in Chelsea, New York City. Director of Art, Columbia University. Former Chairman, Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. Member, Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS under President Clinton. Poetry collection, titled 'What the Right Hand Knows' (2009). Also known as Tom Healy. Partner is businessman Fred P. Hochberg.
