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Tourmaline,
aquamarine, topaz and rubies.
Rita Schwab's
"And the Sun Shines Again" expresses her indomitable
spirit of life in shimmering crystal glazes.
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Gary Ampel
goes into the wild,wild west with his solo room show. Native
Americans, trout, big cats, foxes, wolves and landscapes all
run equally well off the business end of his brush.
"Mosquito
Hawk".
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Dave Channon
gives us his take on near perfection with this cunning portrait
of his wife Karen up on Route 214 by the beaver dams.
"Karen
in Autumn"
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Bill Barrett
decided to do a double-take on the real world. Symmetry is one
form of perfection so his "Untitled" photo manipulato
fits the theme nicely.
Looks like
a little flop ear bunny-bat critter in the middle.
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Clare
Kassor has a new set of threads, this one's called "Old
Foundation".
You
must examine one of these string things close up to see the
intricate workwomanship.
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"Kito"
is a fired clay figurine by Patricia Charnay.
So much soul
packed into a little package.
(The sculpture
and the artist.)
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The Phoenicia
Eagle rises triumphantly like a Phoenix from the flood, but
not without some kind of alabaster angel remembering all the
suffering, loss and pain.
Shalom, Gorewitz!
Muchos kudos
for "Almost Paradise".
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Babette
Kiesel kicks back on the porch and enjoys a babbling brook,
unlike the babbling idiocy I sometimes torment her with.
"View
From the Chaise".
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Lucy
Lasky has hit on a fun, unique way to take an exotic vacation
without leaving the comfort of your own home.
Her
travel photos are perfect when seen through an imaginary hotel
window... takes you where you want to go.
"Tuscany
Dreaming".
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Anique
Taylor is for the birds. "JoAnne's Birds" to be exact.
I
would be in the right place at the right time if I only had
a worm.
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Peter
Wallack is a wild, life photographer.
Also
for the birds. His solo room show is an ornithological tour
de force.
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This
month The Arts Upstairs has three solo room shows.
Fred
Woller expands on a bicycle theme and his whirling wheels never
go flat.
That's
my definition of heaven.
"Variation
# 15"
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