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GALLERY EXHIBITION 72 Cary Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Shared Visions: a Sampler by Judy Lynn Page-Walker Arts & History Center Wednesday, August 20-Saturday, September 20 Artist Reception: Friday, August 22 | 6-8 p.m. Medium: Paintings Judy Lynn presents her recent oil paintings depicting Southern scenes along with similar sites in France. The French landscapes made a dramatic impression on her since she lived in France. Years later, upon moving to North Carolina, the same vivid shades and archi - tectural interest contributed to her joy of the Southern landscape as well. Her work is representational, conveyed in loose brush strokes and vibrant colors in an impressionistic style. Fanciful and Functional Artist Books by Sigrid Hice Page-Walker Arts & History Center Wednesday, August 20-Saturday, September 20 Artist Reception: Friday, August 22 | 6-8 p.m. Medium: Mixed Folds, geometry, and colors combine into unusual books that invite viewers to contemplate the paper sculptures, delight and intrigue some, inspire imagination in others, and provide an optional vessel for preserving thoughts and images. In Clothes We Remember: Jan Ru Wan Cary Arts Center Gallery Friday, August 29-Sunday, October 26 Artist Reception: Friday, August 29 | 6-8 p.m. Lecture: Friday, August 29 | 10:30 a.m. & 1 p.m. | Cary Senior Center* Gallery Talk: Friday, August 29 | 6:30p.m. | Cary Arts Center Gallery Medium: Mixed and installation Cloths/Clothes may be one of the most meaningful objects in our lives: they wrap us when we are born, protect and decorate us in our daily activities, and cover us when we are departing from this world. Moreover, cloths and clothes also carry so much memory and emo - tion, and bring us a sense of security and even pride, either in our consciousness or sub-consciousness. In this exhibition, installation artist Jan-Ru Wan uses silk, clothes from the past, and a variety of clothing objects to provoke responses from the viewers and resonate with their own feelings. Wan combines the multiplicity of small im - ages, details, and forms to construct her art work by revealing the individual and the universal simultaneously. This exhibition is part of an Artist Residency project in which the artist will be working with Cary Seniors and students at Cary Arts Center to re-imagine clothing and stories into a new artwork. *Please register for the lectures using course codes #77588 (10:30 a.m.) and #77589 (1 p.m.) Shared Visions: a Sampler by Judy Lynn In Clothes We Remember: Jan Ru Wan