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Lonni Sue’s Artistic Journey

Explored In Fenimore Exhibit

Pre-2007 works by Lonni Sue Johnson are examined by Todd Kenyon, Fenimore Art Museum director of communications. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Lonni Sue's recent works are described as looser, but no less enticing, by the show's local curator, Chris Rossi.

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 an avid pilot, and published a column, “Aerial Perspective,” every other week in The Freeman’s Journal.

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