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Gallery Exhibitions
December 9 - December 13, 2008

Gallery I & II
Exposure 3

Artists' Reception:
Thursday, December 11, 6 - 8 pm
With the list of the artists showing on that week:
Katherine Cresci the fragility of the environment and the importance of our interdependence with nature
Pamela Canzano: modern, textured interpretations of urban landscapes, icons and details of city living
Fran Kornfeld wall-based handmade paper installation
Reed Davis photographs that explore spontaneous imagery redefining the elegance of human form
Lucky Checkley photographs capturing spiritual energies that fascinate
Stephen Mohn photography from a technical angle
Sylvia Mohn slightly oddball, wacky polymer clay pieces
Laurence Neron-Bancel plays with words and pop icons to obtain witty, colorful collages
Yukako: energetic, spontaneous moments and chance converge producing abstraction with notes of realism
Hidemi Yamakage ceramics that bring love and peace





A unique rotating exhibition of multiple one-week one person shows bringing the personal vision of this diverse group to Chelsea audiences...
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Ceres is proud to offer the third of a series of one week exhibitions for artists not affiliated with our gallery. Each artist is provided the opportunity to "test the waters" in a new venue at the hub of the art world. Ceres provides a unique opportunity for underrecognized artists, continuing our mission of outreach to the larger art community.

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