Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Eric Keast's Work on Display in the Fort Frances Museum



Curator Pam Cain straightened a very large painting by local artist Eric Keast at the Fort Frances Museum on Friday afternoon. The painting is but one of the works by area artists being exhibited in the main gallery through February to promote the local Community Arts & Heritage Education Project (CAHEP). Area artists are welcome to bring in some of their own works to be included in the exhibit. Extracted from the Fort Francis Times, Online.
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  1. Hoka-shay-honaqutFebruary 2, 2010 at 5:57 p.m.

    Thanks for the mention, Fredericks.
    Readers please visit www.bingorage.com
    :Eric C. Keast.

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