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Winter on the Peninsula

ARTshare 25 Gallery

January 5-February 27, 2006

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ARTshare is pleased to be exhibiting artworks by 16 of their Artist Registry members. Displayed will be a broad range of interpretation of the theme Winter on the Peninsula by local artists Ron Burgess, Karen Chew, Cheryl Coon, Werner Glinka, Arabella Decker, K.K. Johnson, Deborah Lattimore, Leah Lubin, Alysanne McGaffey, Kathleen Podolsky, Lorraine Rossini, Cyn Stern, Leigh Toldi, Susan Trubow, Ruth Waters, and Marian Yap.

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  Dates:
  January 5-February 27, 2006

  Times:
  9am-5pm

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  Avenue 25 Gallery

  32 W. 25th Avenue San Mateo, CA 94403-2237

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  • Event Name: Winter on the Peninsula
    "Deborah Lattimore - a rising star"
    Review posted by: Timothy K. Hamilcon (creativity+) from St. Louis MO, Dec 23, 2005
    

    I don't know about the other photographers, and I live in St. Louis, so I can't come to the exhibition. I just wanted to say a few words about Deborah Lattimore. She has an incredible eye for beauty,... Expand

    I don't know about the other photographers, and I live in St. Louis, so I can't come to the exhibition. I just wanted to say a few words about Deborah Lattimore. She has an incredible eye for beauty, and has learned to capture it with great definition and skill. Photography, after all means "writing with light". I'm positive that some of her macros of fish will be in the show, as well as the unforgettable and original image of the green apple, held by a hand in a cobalt blue glove, with the sea as the backdrop. It is truly an photographic Icon, the kind that makes every good photographer think "I sure wish I had thought of that FIRST". Collapse