Twenty artists, thirty-three works in oil, acrylic, woodcut, pen and ink, and more.
Seascapes and forest views, travelling fireweed and dancing birds. Continuing at The Leyton Gallery of Fine Art until March 17.
(Images: Amy Holloway, Still, oil on canvas; Lori Deeley, The Mash, watercolour, ink and charcoal; Lori Deeley, Tidal, ink and watercolour, courtesy The Leyton Gallery)
Can you tell us a little about yourself? I am an award-winning (if you rolled your eyes reading it, know that I rolled my eyes writing it) writer, actor, director,…
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