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December 2002
Community Arts Center to hold Holiday Open House Dec. 12
HANCOCK -- The Community Arts Center in Hancock will hold a Holiday Open
House from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12. Live music, shopping, free gift
wrapping, a Parade of Confections and a Silent Gift Auction will be part of the
festivities. The event will also be a reception for the Kerredge Gallery's
"Small" exhibit of art work from private collections.
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| "My Number One Spruce," by Jennifer
Daryl Slack of Calumet, is part of the "Small" exhibit
now on display in the Kerredge Gallery at the Community Arts
Center in Hancock. Slack is also the curator of the show. |
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Known as "A Big Show of Small Art," the exhibit includes work by
several local artists, including Jennifer Daryl Slack, curator of the show;
Cynthia Coté, Arts Center director; Phyllis
Fredendall of Finlandia's International School of Art and Design; Joyce
Koskenmaki; Yana Weglarz; Yeshe Helander; Gianfranco Archimede; Ed Andrzejewski
and others, including unknown artists.
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| "Dom 88," by Cynthia Coté,
Community Arts Center director, is part of the
"Small" exhibit now on display in the Center. Coté
is well known for her unique miniature works. |
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Visitors can also view student work from Bridge School in the Youth Gallery
at the Center.
During the Open House, the Parade of Confections will be a live auction of
extraordinary desserts created by local restaurants and individuals. A Silent
Gift Auction will offer fabulous art gifts donated by local artists.
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| "Broken Tree," by Joyce
Koskenmaki, is part of the "Small" exhibit now on
display in the Kerredge Gallery at the Community Arts Center in
Hancock. |
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The Community Arts Center is at 126 Quincy Street, Hancock. Regular hours are
10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Tuesday- Friday and 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Saturday.
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| "Arctic Lady," by Yana
Weglarz, is one of several art works from Jennifer Slack's
collection now on display in the "Small" exhibit. |
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For more information about the exhibit or classes offered at the Community
Arts Center call (906) 482-2333.
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