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"Excavating Layers"
Art Galleries Through June 1510-620-6772
Features mixed-media artwork which illustrates how artists excavate new and historic images and materials to reveal particular tensions.
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Richmond Art Center
2540 Barrett Ave., Richmond (map)
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Steve Mainini: Working in the WCCUSD, A Retrospective
Art Galleries Through June 1510-620-6772
An in-depth look at the works that artist and art teacher Steve Mainini has created while teaching art at John F. Kennedy High School over the last eight years.
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Richmond Art Center
2540 Barrett Ave., Richmond (map)
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"Mud, Honey"
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Selections from NIAD's ceramics lab.
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551 23rd St., Richmond (map)
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"School Papers"
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Pennsylvania artist Douglas Witmer creates abstract works on vintage school grade papers, influenced by the Tantric drawings of India.
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551 23rd St., Richmond (map)
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With art, activities, and refreshments hosted at art galleries, gift boutiques, and restaurants throughout historic downtown Point Richmond.
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A People-Focused Solution
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By Jean Tepperman Wednesday, May 22, 2013
