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Fair ~ River stage: 36.36 Falling Saturday, November 7, 2009 |
First Friday receptions 6/4/09Thursday, June 4, 2009Black Door Gallery Barbi Myers will be showing figurative work from 5 to 9 p.m. 124 S. Spanish St.; 573-225-7734 Edward Bernard Gallery Rob Friedrich III, an art teacher at Cape Girardeau Central High School, will have three limestone sculptures (female torsos carved out of the old courthouse) and cherry, oak and butternut wood sculptures. There will also be mixed media pieces by Jerry Piper of Oklahoma City and new art glass by Epiphany Glass. 107 West Drive, Suite D; 332-7733 The River View Room "Bare Essentials," a study of nudes by Thomas Shaner. 123 N. Main St.; 334-4677 Gallery of Inspirations Featuring works by artists of the Community Counseling Center. Celebration from 5 to 8:30 p.m. 402 S. Silver Springs Road; 579-6544 Annie Laurie's Antiques The funky antique shop will stay open until 10 p.m. with new summer fun items and an extended retro section. 536 Broadway; 339-1301 Mollie's Cafe Local artist Vicki Outman will have her landscapes and florals of pastels and oil on display. 11 S. Spanish St.; 339-1661 Arts Council The Arts Council of Southeast Missouri will have pieces by watercolor artist Marilyn Bradley along with new works from the Visual Arts Co-op. 32 N. Main St.; 334-9233 Crisp Museum, River Campus Photographs by photographer/cinematographer Steven Poster will be on display as part of "Around the Edges" exhibit. 518 S. Fountain St.; 651-2143 WESTRAY/Cat Ranch Art Guild The featured artist will be Ian Wille. He does forged metal art, taking steel and transforming it into graceful, floating mobile and sculptures. 1930B Broadway; 573-238-2334 The Artist Studio Acrylic paintings created by Benita Curtis and Janet Kluesner will be showcased. Schedule of summer workshops will be available at the First Friday reception from 5 to 9 p.m. 38A N. Main St.; 651-4464 Garden Gallery The gallery will feature garden sculptures from John G. Harriman of Minnesota, new art from potters Zoe and Brian Keeland and Frank Neef, all of Highlandville, Mo., and Paul Pfrehm of Wewoka, Okla. 835 Broadway; 332-7123 |
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