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Open Every Day 11-6, Sunday 12-5

Meet the artists & Join us for
 Art After Hours 
Wednesday, April 3, 5pm - 8pm

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"Folksy Fish"

Showcasing
McCallie Middle School 8th grade artists

Opening
Monday
April 1

Showing 
All Thru 
April

Throughout  April

“Folksy Fish” is a presentation of ceramic fish sculptures created by McCallie middle school 8th grade art students.  These whimsical fish are inspired by the work of North Carolina Appalachian folk artists.  The young McCallie artists used slab building techniques to create their sculptures.  After choosing their subject fish, the students made smaller versions as practice before moving on to complete the larger versions of their fishes.

Music will be provided by the McCallie String Quartet.

Appetizers and gourmet olive oil tastings courtesy of

Zi Olive of the North Shore (www.ziolivenooga.com).

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"Works on Walls"
by Margaret Park

Live Demonstration
Saturday, April 20th 11-1 & 2-5

“There is something magical about watercolor,” Park says. “The transparency of the paint allows the color to really glow, and I love the way it flows and combines. The way I approach watercolor allows me to access my subconscious more easily than with any other medium, which leads to painting that is spontaneous and expressive.”

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Welcome New Artist!
Sarah Feustle

Sarah’s technique employs epoxy resin on canvas. This lustrous medium is perfect for rendering the sea.  “With each ocean resin painting,” Sarah says, “I pour my heart into creating unique pieces that spread joy. Though the path to becoming a resin artist had challenges, the delight of the viewer is what truly makes every struggle worthwhile.”

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In-Town gallery artist and family group photo
In-Town gallery artist and family group photo
In-Town Gallery: Wood turning demo by Roger Harvey
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