Hey, that was actually really cool, who would have thought that?
Thanks to everyone for coming out, especially Jim and Brian, we’ll see you all next month for our next Double Header at The BrickHouse.
September 27, 2011
Another Double-headed Success…
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The Madison Area Arts Council is thrilled to welcome home artists from 'Journey Women' including Ginny Freitag, Lisa Shoemaker, Jill Frederick, Eve Fisher, Donna Hazelwood, Winnie Giles, Connie Herring, and Angela Behrends to The BrickHouse Community Arts Center on Thursday, May 23rd, from 7-9pm. We'll be showing select pieces from both showings, and the artists will be on hand to discuss their thoughts and process behind these works.
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