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The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County announces Spring Rotation Artists

The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County (CAA) announced the 21 local artists who were recently chosen to exhibit their original work in The Foster Gallery’s Spring Rotation. The selected […]

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The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County (CAA) announced the 21 local artists who were recently chosen to exhibit their original work in The Foster Gallery’s Spring Rotation.

The selected artists for the Grand Boulevard location are Melody Bogle, Gayle Campbell, Donnelle Clark, Skip Deems, Sandra Horne, Linda Kernick, Jason Lindblad, Rosalyn O’Grady, William Polley, Mary Redmann, Kathleen Schumacher, Nikki Staks, Jenna Varney, Krista Vind, Judy Walton, and Heather Clements.

The selected artists for the Ruskin Place Artist Colony locations are Melody Bogle, Marscha Cavaliere, Donnelle Clark, Patrick Connolly, Skip Deems, Victoria Guennewig, Marian Pacsuta, Mary Redmann, Nikki Staks, Jenna Varney, Krista Vind, Judy Walton, Christon Anderson and Heather Clements.  

Chosen by jury, all artists are members of the Cultural Arts Alliance and each will exhibit and sell their work in their own section of the gallery. The public is invited to The Foster Gallery for an upcoming reception on Wednesday, February 27 at the Grand Boulevard location from 5 – 7 p.m.

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