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9th Annual National Miniature Exhibition! November is Miniature month! The 9th Annual National Miniature exhibition is here!
Roster on art classes at the Renaissance are filling up for the fall. Call today to reserve your place in one of our Visual Arts Classes. Visitors Welcome!
The Gallery will be open Friday, Saturday 12- 4 pm and Sunday 1-4 pm |
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WebMaster:
Susan Tschantz
Director:
Fern Christian
Artist:
Bruce Bowersock
Lillianne Bowersock
Paul Clark
Ron Haeberle
Linda Helgason
Gary Lapelle
Janet Lester
Kum Kum Majumdar
Chris McIntyre
Yvonne Newman
Gary Taylor
Susan Tschantz
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2009 Miniature Reception
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The Miniatures Are here
The members of The Renaissance Gallery welcomed everyone to our 9th Annual National Miniature Exhibition. This year it is truely an International show, with entries from both Iran and South Africa.
Press was out in droves
The participating artists included regional artists who've been submitting work since the first annual exhibition. There were newcomers not only to the exhibition but also to world of art.
First Time Exhibitor, Bessie Wilson
Artists offered everything from abstract collage -- the winner of the top Award of Excellence -- to the age old style of Persian miniatures by a modern master, to classic miniature still lifes in oil, to porcelains that could have been plucked from an archaeological dig in Greece.
Old Friends and New Came to the Reception.
Old friends and new came to the reception. Some of the participants and visitors had driven quite a distance. Artist Sandra King came from Wallback, West Virginia, some 80 miles away.
Everyone enjoyed the show
Two television stations and a newspaper covered the reception: WCHS TV Channel 8 TV, Huntington/Charleston, West Virginia, and WOWK TV Channel 13, Huntington/Charleston, West Virginia, and The Herald-Dispatch, Huntington, West Virginia.
