‘Tis the Season to Go Green: Art Incorporating Recycled Materials
Featured Artists: Jane Wynn, Mary Opasik, Nancy Scheinman, Carole Jean Bertsch, Samantha Merrick, and Denise Tassin
Fleckenstein Gallery
3316 Keswick Road, Baltimore, MD
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Go Green at Fleckenstein Gallery extended through January 24
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