Local artists layer on the culture
Thursday, June 9, 2005
People often complain about the lack of culture in Cape Girardeau, while other chose to do something about it. Such a group of people, Integrated Counterbalance, a local art collective currently consisting of six members, presented a collection of paintings and other artwork on the weekend of June 3. The show, titled Layered Dialect, featured works by Dennis Wilson, Lindsay Baker, Kristopher Naeger, Charlie Kent, Megan Thrower, and Henry James McDaniel. The event took place the H&H Building, which also housed Integrated Counterbalance's two previous shows featuring the original members: Thrower, Kent, and Naeger.
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