2008 Avalon Spring Art Show Opening
Tomorrow night, Wednesday March 12, 2008 Avalon will present an opening reception for the 2008 Avalon Spring Art Show. The show, which runs during the months of March, April and May features works by local artists in a variety of mediums (complete list of artists after the jump). Artists will be on hand for the reception which runs from 5-7PM.Avalon
1314 Bardstown Road
Louisville, KY
Image: "Red Daisies" oil on canvas by Micki Thomas
2008 Avalon Sprint Art Show Artists
Julie Alizadeh
Ann Allison
April Gentile
Deb Grunst
Mary Herbert
Susan Howe
Ewa Perz

Judy Rogers
Joseph Stucker
Micki Thomas
Valerie Timmons-Ellis
Joy Vermillion
Shannan Wells
Al Zoeller
Julie Alizadeh
Ann Allison
April Gentile
Deb Grunst
Mary Herbert
Susan Howe
Ewa Perz

Judy Rogers
Joseph Stucker
Micki Thomas
Valerie Timmons-Ellis
Joy Vermillion
Shannan Wells
Al Zoeller
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