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Date
March 1 – April 21, 2019
Opening Reception
March 1, 2019
Artists
David Ambrose, Ellen Driscoll, Mary Judge, Hilary Lorenz, Janet Nolan, Jessie Nebraska Gifford, Ilene Sunshine, Geoffrey Young
Related exhibitions
Alexander Gorlizki, Your Eyes, So Beautiful, Like Washing Machines (But Not As Big)
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Emeralds and Sapphires
David Ambrose, Emeralds and Sapphires, 2009, Watercolor, gouache on pierced paper, 14 in X 11 in.


Ellen Driscoll, Untitled (Rome), 2013, Collage, 12.125 in X 9 in.

Automatic Writing Series no. 17
Mary Judge, Automatic Writing Series no. 17, 1999, powdered pigment on 100% rag paper, 10 in X 7 in.

Automatic Writing Series no. 16
Mary Judge, Automatic Writing Series no. 16, 1999, powdered pigment on 100% rag paper, 10 in X 7 in.

The Crowned Beaver
Hilary Lorenz, The Crowned Beaver, 2016, watercolor with linocut collage on antique Italian paper, 11 in X 14 in.

Paisley and Tears
Janet Nolan, Paisley and Tears, 2011, Acrylic on paper, 17.5 in X 14.5 in.

Botanicals and Stripes
Janet Nolan, Botanicals and Stripes, 2011, Acrylic on paper, 17.5 in X 14.5 in.

#7
Jessie Nebraska Gifford, #7, 1997, Seikishu woodcut, 15 in X 11 in.

L.S. #54
Ilene Sunshine, L.S. #54, 2002, honey locust leaves, flashe paint on paper, 13 in X 10 in.

L.S. #53
Ilene Sunshine, L.S. #53, 2002, honey locust leaves, flower, flashe on paper, 13 in X 10 in.

Absolutely Sweet Marie
Geoffrey Young, Absolutely Sweet Marie, 2017, colored pencil on paper, 8.5 in X 11 in.
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Front Gallery
A selection of works on paper by eight artists from the Kentler Flatfiles in conjunction with Alexander Gorlizki's Your Eyes, So Beautiful, Like Washing Machines (But Not As Big).