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Artist Liz Mullins will be opening her studio for a show of her artwork this Saturday and Sunday, June 4 and 5 from 1—5 p.m., rain or shine. Mullins' studio is located at 50 Browns Forge Road in Gaylordsville. From the images on her Flickr Web site it appears Mullins' style is informed by such movements as Futurism and Pop.
Labels: Liz Mullins, painting
posted by Hank Hoffman at 7:40 PM
Hank Hoffman is a Connecticut-based freelance journalist. He has written locally on the arts (as well as politics, books and music) for the New Haven Advocate, Fairfield County Weekly, Valley Advocate, Hartford Advocate and The Arts Paper, the monthly magazine of the Arts Council of Greater New Haven. In addition, his articles have been published in the national news magazine In These Times and syndicated to numerous alternative weeklies through AlterNet. He can be reached by email at ctartscene (symbol for AT) sbcglobal.net.
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