Gwen Bragg Critique
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Watercolor instructor and a member of The Art League, Gwen Bragg will be doing a critique in the gallery tomorrow evening, Thursday, October 13 from 6:30-8:30pm. Artists may bring 2 pieces each.
Watercolor instructor and a member of The Art League, Gwen Bragg will be doing a critique in the gallery tomorrow evening, Thursday, October 13 from 6:30-8:30pm. Artists may bring 2 pieces each.
There are still 2 spots open!
Members of The Art League – Call the gallery to reserve yours – 703-683-1780
Members of The Art League – Call the gallery to reserve yours – 703-683-1780
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Beneath the Surface, Honorable Mention, September All-Media Membership Show
Beneath the Surface, Honorable Mention, September All-Media Membership Show
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