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Elizabeth Howard started the topic Quirk Gallery's First Friday with Frankie Slaughter in the forum Art Shows & Exhibits 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Quirk Gallery, Charlottesville
First Friday, February 2, 5-7 p.m.
Pathways to Understanding, textile installation, 15 x 10 ft.
INTERPLAY: WORKS BY FRANKIE SLAUGHTER
This current body of work is an interplay of line, form and texture that is intuitive, immediate, dynamic, enlivened, gestural and bold where each medium—whether paint, c…[Read more] -
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Elizabeth Howard started the topic Les Yeux du Monde: Stories from the Torres Strait in the forum Les Yeux du Monde: Stories from the Torres Strait 2 months ago
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