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First Friday

By Michael Armstrong • February 1, 2018 10:58 am

Art from Karen Roush’s “It Is What It Is.” (Photo provided)

By Michael Armstrong

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Original painting by Jean Steele. (Photo provided)

Original painting by Jean Steele. (Photo provided)

Ceramic tiles by Jeff Szarzi. (Photo provided)

Ceramic tiles by Jeff Szarzi. (Photo provided)

Ted Heurer’s art at Ptarmigan Arts. (Photo provided)

Ted Heurer’s art at Ptarmigan Arts. (Photo provided)

Ted Heurer’s art at Ptarmigan Arts. (Photo provided)

Ted Heurer’s art at Ptarmigan Arts. (Photo provided)

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