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KUWAIT CITY, July 10: The Reconnaissance Center for Research and Studies, in cooperation with the United States Embassy in Kuwait, will hold a week-long art exhibition for American women painters, starting on Monday, July 21, at the ‘Den Gallery’, reports Al- Seyassah daily. The center said in a press statement that this exhibition, the first of its kind, constitutes a window on paintings by American artists that were loaned to the exhibition for the first time under the patronage of the US Ambassador to Kuwait Alina Romanowski, in order to provide the interested Kuwaiti public with the opportunity to be exposed closely to the prominent artists and their private works in the process of artistic and cultural exchange which has always been a dominant feature of Reconnaissance Center’s cooperation with the US Embassy since its inception in 2019.
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Dairy Barn Arts Center to hold Quilt National
Dairy Barn Arts Center
The Dairy Barn Arts Center is proud to announce the opening of “Quilt National ‘21: The Best in Contemporary Quilts.”
Quilt National is a juried, biennial exhibition that features new artworks by 84 artists from 14 countries. The exhibition will be on view May 29 to Sept. 6 and will feature local artist Nancy Crasco, of Brighton.
A BFA graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Crasco earned a master’s degree at Lesley University and has been working in fiber since 1968, actively exhibiting her work nationally and internationally since 1975. Her work is often based on the intricacies of nature, and the effects that modern society has on the ecology of the earth. Her imagery is achieved through the use of various printing processes, including linoleum, gelatin plate, and a photocopier, in combination with stitching and embroidery. She is a member of the Cambridge Art Association, the Studio Art Quilte