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ART Art Amiss Aims Anew

Collective plans changes to refocus on art

Posted: May 6, 2011 at 5:26 a.m.

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Visitors to Art Amiss 4 look at works by local artist Basil Seymour-Davies. Art Amiss 14 will take place this Thursday in Fayetteville.

When a nontraditional gallery format begins to be traditional, then it’s time to change,” says Art Amiss Board President Bo Counts.

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Art Amiss 14

WHEN - 7-11 p.m. Thursday

WHERE - To be announced; check the Art Amiss Inc. wall page on www.facebook.com

COST - $7

INFO - artamiss@gmail.com

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