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Lonni Sue’s Artistic Journey Explored In Fenimore Exhibit

Lonni Sue’s Artistic Journey Explored In Fenimore Exhibit COOPERSTOWN – “Puzzles of the Brain,” an exhibit that traces the artistic development of Lonni Sue Johnson after she suffered brain damage,  will open tomorrow (Oct. 13) at The Fenimore Art Museum. The museum is open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. daily, except Mondays. Lonni Sue created New Yorker covers and art for other national publications from her home outside Middlefield Center before being stricken with viral encephalitis in 2007.  While living locally she was…

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‘The Perpetual Now’ Explores Lonni Sue Johnson’s Dilemma

‘The Perpetual Now’ Explores Lonni Sue Johnson’s Dilemma COOPERSTOWN – Michael D. Lemonick, now an editor at Scientific American, has just published “The Perpetual Now: A Story of Amnesia, Memory and Love,” chronicling the overnight memory loss of Lonni Sue Johnson, the Town of Middlefield artist who created many New Yorker covers and drawing in the New York Times. CLICK TO READ KIRKUS REVIEW “Lemonick focuses on her case and biography,” recounts the first review, in Kirkus Reviews, “but he…

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