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Fri November 1, 2013

Opening Reception: A Community of Artists

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Join the Felix Kulpa Gallery as they host an opening reception for their newest exhibition, showcasing new works by A Community of Artists. This art group derives their name from the last chapter of esteemed member, teacher, and photographer Ted Orland's book, The View from the Studio Door, which discusses art groups in which the making of the art itself is valued above all and, ideally, in an environment of trust, support and companionship. No themes are imposed upon the participating artists, resulting in a unique mix of visual styles, subject matter, and media.
Join the Felix Kulpa Gallery as they host an opening reception for their newest exhibition, showcasing new works by A Community of Artists. This art group derives their name from the last chapter of esteemed member, teacher, and photographer Ted Orland's book, The View from the Studio Door, which discusses art groups in which the making of the art itself is valued above all and, ideally, in an environment of trust, support and companionship. No themes are imposed upon the participating artists, resulting in a unique mix of visual styles, subject matter, and media.
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107 Elm Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060

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