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  • Dorothy Anderson Wasserman, left and JW Harrington, stand next to Harrington's painting "MBTW13" in the Tahoma Center Gallery, where it is on display until Aug. 30. Photo by Lauren Gallup
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    In Conversation With Artists JW Harrington and Dorothy Anderson Wasserman
    On the second floor of the Catholic Community Services building, there’s a hallway that has been transformed into an art gallery. The Tahoma Center Gallery on South Yakima Avenue is showing “Black and White, abstracted,” a collection of 23 paintings by Tacoma artist JW Harrington. Harrington is a member of the Seattle artists’ cooperative, Gallery 110, and he and fellow cooperative artist Dorothy Anderson Wasserman walked Northwest Public Broadcasting through the space.