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May 1, 2016

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Mobile "Think it's easy swallowing this" of mixed media is finished

May 1, 2016

Think it's easy swallowing this is the life of a fish today where lots of non-fishy food is floating around. The Bumblebee sardine was found all smushed up on 42nd Street, Manhattan! Merman and maid sculpted of paper clay and painted, beaded to celebrate underwater beauty......

Full front view of Think it's easy swallowing this

Fish do not have it easy deciding what to eat when supplied with our garbage and some strange creatures we've created.

The can I found on 42d street, yes, in the middle of the crosswalk! I altered it for the mobile, sculpted the figures and used found beads plus from my stash. The frame is also found.

"Once you touch Precious, you will not let, Precious go" up for auction

April 7, 2016

The annual unique art exibition, auction and celebration to benefit the Center. On April, 9 at 7 PM

Square Dancing with Still the Home Grown Band

Art Squared, the annual unique fundraiser that offers all an unusual artistic opportunity, will be held April 9. Organized by the Visual Arts Committee to benefit Arts on the Lake.

The unique format of this one night exhibition, auction, and celebration, provides participants and attendees a chance to create, view and purchase a wide variety of pieces - all in the same size format. The works submitted are displayed anonymously for the evening and participants are able to place silent bids on each work.

The evening culminates with square dancing to the music of the "Still the Homegrown Band" and Buddy Griffith. Rachael Gall is the Caller for the dancing. Come join with your neighbors in supporting the Center, enjoying the band and dancing. You may go home with a masterpiece.

ARTS ON THE LAKE