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Thomas Gallery presents group showings in March

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The Thomas Gallery will present the Oil Paintings, Watercolors & Drawings group showings at its gallery on 107 N. College Ave. next month. The opening reception is 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday, March 2, and will be open every Friday until March 30. The exhibit will also be available by appointment.

The gallery will display the work of 16 artists in a variety of mediums. Leanne Ellis will present “The Blues,” a work of dyed clay. 

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"The Blues," a piece created by artist Leanne Ellis, is made of dyed clay. Ellis' work will be on display at the Thomas Gallery on North College Avenue.  Courtesy Photo


Elizabeth Busey’s “On the Far Side of Forever” is a linocut, a design carved in relief on linoleum.

“What would the world look like to a hawk it were soaring over a topographically inspired landscape?” Busey said on her website.

Other artists, such as Joanne Shank, use acrylic paint to create her abstract work such as the piece, “Gaia.”


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"Gaia," a piece by artist Joanne Shank, is made from acrylic paint. Shank's work will be on display at the Thomas Gallery until March 30.  Courtesy Photo


“With careful manipulation, sometimes only using my hands, I allow the paint to pool and flow creating the natural abstractions,” she said on her website. “Frequently I find some of the most exciting areas to be rather small, so photograph and enlarge the area creating new compositions.”

The artists in the group showing include:

Barbara Bonchek 

Stephanie Bruce

Elizabeth Busey 

Filiz Cicek

Patricia Coleman

Jenny Donegan

Tom Duffy

Leanne Ellis

Bonnie Gordon-Lucas 

Sara Steffey McQueen 

Wendy Myers 

Jackie Olenick

John Randolf

Mark Riggins

Walt Schmidt

Joanne Shank


Clark Gudas

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