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3 Artist Exhibition
January 8 - February 6
Opening Reception: Friday, January 7, 5-8pm

A Celebration of Love: An Antique Valentine Exhibit This exhibit of antique Valentines, is a historical retrospective view of these cards through the ages. Valentines represent a “window of time” in our society and as generations changed, so did the Valentine. Through this exhibit, collectors Katherine and David Kreider hope to educate the public on the importance and preservation of the valentine artifact. Antique Valentine

In Search of the Tao: Works in Mixed Media by Carol Galligan Carol Galligan uses brush and ink on rolled rice paper, to paint images of mountains, water, sky and trees inspired by her study of Shintoism and a trip to China. Her experiences have allowed her to produce work that serves to stimulate a dialogue between East and West, reaffirming indigenous traditions while producing new forms of contemporary expression. Carol Galligan In Search of the Tao (Kami Scrolls) #9 Ink on rice paper

Hidden Communication: Weavings by Richard Howard In his latest series of colorful weavings, Richard Howard provides visitors with insights to his contemporary interpretation of the quilt patterns of the Underground Railroad. The patterns were supposedly used as a means of non-verbal communication to guide slaves as they traveled North. Richard Howard Underground Railroad #7 (Monkey Wrench /Pinwheel)