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March 29, 2010
Circle of Art 2010 Poster
Here it is! Keith McGuire, dedicated Circle of Art volunteer, has outdone himself with this years' poster art. Flying carrots! How cool is that? Look for the poster all over town in about a week or so. Note the message "Join Us". We need as much help as we can to make this years' Circle of Art a success. Check out the art coming in and get the bidding started, donate a small work of art, stop in and pick up a poster or some cards to help spread the word. Food Gatherers is facing unprecedented needs and shrinking resources - let's help them out.
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March 24, 2010
Circle of Art - Bid on this little Apple and the money will feed the Hungry!
Apple a Day ~ by Mary Rochelle Burnham
Mary has been been creating beautiful paintings since she was eleven years old. A graduate of College for Creative Studies, she has worked as a caricaturist, illustrator, courtroom artist and teacher.You can see more of her some of her portraits at The Side Door Gallery until April 10th and at www.originalartbymary.com
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March 19, 2010
The Side Door Gallery's Artist Reception ~ Tonight
The Side Door Gallery is hosting an Artist Reception for the Whitmore Lake Portrait Group. Come see these great pieces, meet the Artists, have a little wine and food. This beautiful watercolor has been painted
by Local Artist, Jim Nelson.
March 19th 6-8pm.
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March 15, 2010
Circle of Art entry #21
Cindy Barnett ~ Sherbet Delight
Cindy is a local Fiber Artist who is the Program Coordinator for Two Twelve Art Center and a returning Circle Contributor. Cindy was thinking about Spring and warm weather when she made this beautiful tie-dyed silk scarf / shawl. Don't miss out, start bidding!
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March 01, 2010
Circle of Art entry #9
Marietta is a Dexter photographer and a returning Circle contributor. "Roadside" is reflective of scenes Marietta has come across in her hometown of Dexter, MI. This piece is 1 of 2 specially printed pieces on Hahnemuhle 100% rag paper with archival Giclee process. Additional pieces can be seen on at www.stonebridgestudios.com
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