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Time & Textures
Joanne Thorne Arnold, Carrie Decker and Cheryl McBride
Oct 1, 2021 — Oct 23, 2021
Other eventJoanne Thorne Arnold by Zoom, 10/21/2021, 07:00 PM
Time & Textures is an exhibition of 3 friends --Joanne Thorne Arnold long time gallery member, Carrie Decker and Cheryl McBride. Also on display for Broome County Art Walk on October 2nd and 3rd are works by Judy Salton, MaryRose, and Betsy Jo Williams.

Announcements

Gallery Hours
Our regular hours are First Friday 5- 9 pm, other Fridays 5-8 pm and Saturdays 11 am- 3 pm and by appointment. Art talks are currently in person and via Zoom. Our online store is always open and includes the current show as well as members' art and artisan gallery. https://gallery-213-on-state-st-inc.square.site/

Upcoming Events

Life Drawing
10/17/2021, 03:00 PM - 06:00 PM
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Life Drawing with a Live Model happens the first and third Sundays (except Oct 3) 3-6 pm. Open to all members of the gallery-- It costs 15$ per session or 60$ for 6 sessions.

Third Thursday Art Talk
10/21/2021, 07:00 PM - 08:00 PM
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Art Talk with featured artist Joanne Thorne Arnold about her current show Time and Textures and her art in general. 7 pm in person and via Zoom. Contact the gallery for more details.

Marche'
10/28/2021, 05:00 PM - 08:00 PM
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Marche' is an artist market, and the Cooperative Gallery's bi-annual fundraiser. Everything art and decorative is on sale at incredible prices, with great reductions each day of the sale. Original art, antiques, art supplies, home decorative items, jewelry, art books, and much more! An opening reception Thursday Oct. 28th 5-8 pm includes
food and entertainment, and first dibs on the items on display $10 ticket.
Open to the public Thurs & Fri. Oct. 29-30 10 am- 4 pm with discounts every day. Great bargains!!

Artists

Cooperative Gallery 213

The Cooperative Gallery 213 was founded in 2000 to provide accessible exhibition space for member artists. The gallery has created a community of artists and increased an appreciation for art in the larger community. Because of the quality of its exhibits the Cooperative Gallery is a popular stop on the First Friday Art Walk sponsored by the Gorgeous Washington Association.