A village transformed by one woman’s vision
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- A village transformed by one woman’s vision
- n exhibit in West Michigan galleries the week of Aug. 16 2009
- Latino murals from downtown LA building up for sale
A village transformed by one woman’s vision
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A quarter-century ago the village of Angelica was a tired-looking community of decaying Main Street buildings and empty storefronts. But today it’s quite a striking discovery along the two-lane roads of Allegany County. “Angelica is a sweet little town” said former Rochester resident Susan Hall who has lived in the village for six years and works at the Angelica Main Street Gallery in town. “It’s definitely a step into the past. ”Resurrection of a town does not happen overnight and is seldom accomplished by one person. But if you ask around town about how it all happened many will point to Long Island transplant Fleurette Pelletier. “For a long time a lot of the buildings were empty.
n exhibit in West Michigan galleries the week of Aug. 16 2009
The Grand Rapids Press – MLive.com
Monday-Friday call for weekend and evening hours. Water Street Gallery 98 Center St. com) — “American Spaces” landscape paintings by 12 local and national artists also includes wood and stone sculptures by Mary Sebastian and Carol Masselink through Sept.
Latino murals from downtown LA building up for sale
Los Angeles Times
building up for sale | Culture Monster | Los Angeles Times. 30 in the gallery’s exhibition "Latino Muralists: Brushes With History.
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