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Posted on September 11, 2017 by mariasaracino
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Tagged Art Appreciation, Art Collectors, Art galleries, Art Openings, Art Shows, Blacksmith, Bronze sculpture, Ceramic Sculpture, Ephemeral Sculpture, Figurative Sculpture, Fused Glass, glass sculpture, Hydrostone, Lansdowne Park, Local Artists, marble, Metal Art, Mixed Media Sculpture, Ottawa Art Scene, Ottawa Arts, polymer clay, Sculpture, Soap Stone Sculpture, stone sculpture, Textile Art, vernissage, What's Happening in Ottawa, wood sculpture, Woodcarving
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