The public can view the exhibit on ArtSteps Virtual Gallery at https://www.artsteps.com/view/6026b5d5e1433556c684e350?currentUser.
As the saying goes, âgood things come in small packages,â and in this case, visitors can expect great artwork in small sizes, with the largest size being 12 inches in any direction. The exhibit includes 126 pieces from paintings and prints to clay and gourd sculptures by 49 artists from the region, including a talented 10-year-old. Most of the artwork is available for purchase.
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âItâs exciting to see our community of artists of all ages come together to participate in the exhibit,â said Kathy Bampfield, GNAL Coordinator and MCCC alumna. âThereâs a large variety of excellent artwork, and the virtual exhibit makes it easy for visitors to return and share it with family and friends.â
The public can view the exhibit on ArtSteps Virtual Gallery at https://www.artsteps.com/view/6026b5d5e1433556c684e350?currentUser.
As the saying goes, âgood things come in small packages,â and in this case, visitors can expect great artwork in small sizes, with the largest size being 12 inches in any direction. The exhibit includes 126 pieces from paintings and prints to clay and gourd sculptures by 49 artists from the region, including a talented 10-year-old. Most of the artwork is available for purchase.
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âItâs exciting to see our community of artists of all ages come together to participate in the exhibit,â said Kathy Bampfield, GNAL Coordinator and MCCC alumna. âThereâs a large variety of excellent artwork, and the virtual exhibit makes it easy for visitors to return and share it with family and friends.â
In our NCPR Holiday Survey,. Dec 22, 2020 by NCPR News & Amy Feiereisel (North Country at Work correspondent)
Dec 22, 2020 We ve been asking the NCPR audience what you re up to for the winter holidays, and you re getting creative and cozy!
In our NCPR Holiday Survey, lots of folks said they re adapting old traditions to 2020 s social distancing and mask-wearing, and trying to do little joyful things to make things feel special. Mary Michaelak says it feels important especially these days when it seems like everything is changed, having the consistent things that we can still do makes it feel like the holidays.
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