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Show Features Work Of Cinnaminson Artist
The show also features work from 48 other Burlington County artists.
EASTAMPTON, NJ — A Cinnaminson woman is among the artists whose work is on display at Burlington County's Seventh Senior Art Show.
With works from Cinnaminson's Carol Fitzpatrick and 48 others on display this year, the show contains about twice as many works as last year, according to Burlington County Commissioner Felicia Hopson.
Besides Cinnaminson's Fitzpatrick, the other artists whose work is on display are:
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- Ada Barber of Marlton
- Charles Bednarik of Mount Holly
- Mimi Betz of Marlton
- Nick Biacco of Southampton
- Louis Borbi of Roebling
- Nidia Branco of Mount Laurel
- Marie Bridges of Leisuretown
- Elizabeth Carpenter of Mount Laurel
- Carol Cavallaro of Southampton
- Lydia Congiu of Marlton
- Marlene Craig of Medford
- Sandra Davis of Burlington
- Rosemary Dunaif of Delran
- Maryjane Emmons of Pemberton
- Nancy Everham of Tabernacle
- Diane Flanigan of Bordentown
- Laura Ginsberg of Marlton
- Lisa Hendrickson of Mount Laurel
- Joy Hoffman of Moorestown
- Pattie Ingenbrandt of Pemberton
- Diana Leacock of Medford
- Lois Leaf of Eastampton
- Joseph Levinsky of Riverside
- Eura Mallory of Palmyra
- Patty Martin of Columbus
- Paul Mathas of Mount Laurel
- Vicki Mathas of Mount Laurel
- Janet McLaughlin of Southampton
- Schuyler McClain of Moorestown
- Geoffrey McClain of Moorestown
- Terri Miehling of Browns Mills
- Mary Lou Newborg of Columbus
- Ruthann C. Nisnick of Mount Laurel
- Diane Omilian of Burlington
- Anne Reid of Lumberton
- Bob Reid of Lumberton
- Vero Ricci of Columbis
- Mary Ann Sager of Mount Laurel
- Bill Schnug of Mount Laurel
- Thomas Sforza of Burlington
- Claudia Teal of Bordentown
- Ramesh Venkatakrishnan of Mount Laurel
- Kelly Weizer of Burlington
- Leigh West of Moorestown
- Joan Wheeler of Shamong
- Donna Wilczek of Eastampton
- Eva McNulty Zoll of Delanco
Participation in the Senior Art Show was limited to Burlington County residents who were aged older than 60 years, whether they were professional artists or not, a news release said.
Submissions could be in one of the following media: acrylic paint, oil paint, mixed media, watercolor and gouache, pastel and chalk, printmaking, photography, sculpture or craft, according to the news release.
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Judges will select a first-place winner in each media, and that person's artwork will be automatically entered in the New Jersey Senior Art Show scheduled for later this year, the news release said.
The Senior Art Show can be seen now through July 24 at the Workers House Gallery within the Village of Smithville, according to a press release. The gallery's hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays, according to the news release.
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