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Reside: At home with Eric Bornstein

By SCOTT KEARNAN | September 26, 2012

Bornstein's niche biz stays busy. These owl and ghost masks just appeared in A Glimpse Beyond, a 100-plus-performer festival of music, dance, and puppetry in Mount Auburn Cemetery. And now Bornstein is using everything from milk jugs to cornhusks to make masks for video-game company Bethesda Softworks, which has been using his creations at launch events for its much-buzzed-about October release, Dishonored.

LEARN MORE at behindthemask.org. And check out Bornstein's work up close at "Everything That Creeps," a special Halloween-themed exhibition on view at Waltham's Lincoln Art Project from October 26 to October 31.

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