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Jen Payne's Blog – January 2023 Archive (3)
LIFE AFTER LIFE, A Textile Celebration of the Beauty and Resilience at City Gallery
Exploring the themes of evolution and renewal through textile art, City Gallery’s February exhibit Life After Life reflects on the cyclical and regenerative nature of life. Featuring the work of artists Rita Daley Hannafin and Gwen Hendrix, the show will be on view February 3 - February 26, with an Artists’ Reception on Saturday, February 4,…
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My Search for Meaning, The Myron Stories — A New Book from Local Writer and Photographer Hank Paper
Book Launch & Reading at Best Video Film and Cultural Center, Thursday, February 9, 7:00 p.m.
Whether fighting an interloping bear in his basement, leading his irascible grandmother on a hair-raising tour of Old Jerusalem, or dreaming of alien body snatchers who may or may not be real,…
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Horizon, a City Gallery Artists Group Exhibit
Three City Gallery artists — William Frucht, Ruth Sack, and Michael Zack — come together to present HORIZON, an appropriately named show for the start of a new year. The group exhibit will be on view January 6 - 29, with an Artists’ Reception on Saturday, January 28, 1pm - 4 pm (Snow Date: January 29.)
The word horizon takes on many…
ContinueAdded by Jen Payne on January 3, 2023 at 2:45am — No Comments
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