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9.1.11

So Big - sponsored by the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod at Cotuit Center for the Arts




Art Show Tonight






So Big





Art and Life


 "Memory Circles" by Terry Gips, left
"Gallery Visitor" by Paul Schulenburg, right






For the birds

"Bird Totem"
by Alfred Glover




By a thread

"Stone Flow"
by Judith Motzkin




Interview


Tiffany van Mooy






Self Portrait

"Subconscious Arising"
Coco Larrain



A show of work by Cape Cod artists to explore the concept of what is big.

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