"Quito" Exhibit at the Stirring Art Gallery

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"Quito" Exhibit at the Stirring Art Gallery

Hope Presbyterian Church

April 27-May 25, 2008

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Local Memphis artist Chris Reed was very inspired by his recent mission trip with Hope Church to Quito, Ecuador and the art he saw there. The Stirring gallery is proud to feature six works from Chris's "Quito" series. Three of the paintings were created live on stage at the Stirring in March while Chris was the guest artist. Also on display is our collection of works by local artists: Kathy Browning, Alberto Cabrera, Kara Gentry, Julie Lamb, Cara Laughlin, Glory Hamilton, Lanie Smith, Claudia Tanzer, Gail Wilkins, and Con Van Zandt. More than 45 original paintings are on display, many of which were also created during the Stirring.
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  April 27-May 25, 2008
  
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  The gallery is open 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays. The Stirring Art Gallery also can be viewed during Hope Church's regular hours.
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  Stirring Art Gallery
  
  8500 Walnut Grove Road Memphis, TN 38018
  
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