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Curator, Georges Le Chevallier will talk about selecting 26 diverse North Carolina artists to

reinterpret our familiar alphabet. The resulting collages, paintings, photographs and relief sculptures offer an

exciting introduction to some of the state’s most innovative and talented artists. Sponsored by Green Hill Center

for NC Art.

Alphabet Soup will be on view at the Hemphill Branch Library through August 30.

Seaboard Wine Warehouse

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Showing for the month of May:

the 19th Hole Golf Series

Oil paintings on Wood

The Raleigh Fine Arts Society

32nd exhibition at the Betty Ray McCain Gallery

Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts

Feb 28th- May4th

Into The Jell-0 Dimension

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Coming February 4 2010

dual focus

Opening reception Feb 4, 5-7 pm

Block Gallery Raleigh

222 W. Hargett St

Marbles17

Digital Photo

Digital Photography at the Green Hill Center for NC Art

Winter show December 5 - January 15

Bubble Popper

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ON VIEW MAY 27 - AUGUST: 7, 2009*

The Davidson College Permanent Art Collection:
Recent Gifts and Acquisitions.
Works by Tara Donovan, Joel Shapiro, and Andy Warhol will be featured.
Also including The Last Splash by Gabriella Corter.

*Please note summer gallery hours: Weekdays 11am - 4pm
www.davidson.edu/art/galleries

Paintings at Rebus Works in Raleigh
www.rebusworks.us
Paintings, swine Flu Hankies and Bags, T-Shirts,Broaches and Belties and Reusable Bags can be found at Knockabout in City Market, Raleigh
www.knockabout.net

Photography Exhibit at the United Arts Council 110 S Blount Street Raleigh

August 7-27 2009

For the past five years I have been living in Raleigh, North Carolina though I spent most of my life in Canada. After graduating from the University of British Columbia in Literature, I moved to Toronto to complete a painting degree at the Ontario College of Art and Design in 2003.

I use the natural perspectives inherent in wood grain as backdrops for my Koi Fish and other animals. Carefully selected wood grain designs are highlighted with sheer colored oils to appear as water, earth or sky.

All digital photography is un-retouched and I rely on natural lighting. My snapshots are stages upon which the characters live out their lives.

All nature photography is un-retouched and we can see all the minute details of a beautiful flower which is the temporary center of our universe.

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