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My show, Great Lakes Landscapes and Lighthouses, will be running June 1-July 15 at the Grand Rapids First United Methodist Church. The first link will take you to a nice slide show their webmaster put together showing all 18 pieces in the show. This church has an active arts ministry and my print "The Second Day" received an honorable mention at their juried competition in February.
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