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Fall Focus Exhibition - Greater Reston Arts Center (GRACE)

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2011 Fall Focus Exhibitions
Featuring works by Heidi Fowler, Sheep Jones, Novae Trump, and Millicent Young.

 

Constructing Haiku, by Heidi Fowler, is an exhibition of finely crafted paintings and mixed media works made with recycled materials inspired by the Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project.

Hidden Worlds is a collaborative exhibition, by painter Sheep Jones and sculptor Novie Trump, based on their common interest in exploring issues related to the world of bees and other winged insects they find nature’s secrets though investigating honeycombs, nests, and roots.

Vehicles and Vessels is an exhibition by sculptor, Millicent Young. The exhibition comprises of six beautifully crafted, sensitive pieces that transport the viewer into a place beyond knowing.

Free and Open to the Public. Exhibit through December 23

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