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I'm truly delighted to be joining these remarkable artists for our June show at Columbia Center for the Arts: Michelle Yamamoto @michelle.yamamoto Kristi Strasen @textilespluscolor and Jane Pagliarulo @ateliermeridian Following is the press release. Essential: Ebb and Flow – June Gallery Exhibition -June 5-27, 2020 Virtual Opening and limited Gallery Opening Reception- June 5, 6-8pm Columbia Center for the Arts is thrilled to reopen its doors on Friday, June 5th to celebrate First Friday with the visually stunning exhibit, Essential: Ebb and Flow. The gallery will be open from 6-8pm and for those who prefer to stay home CCA is launching its first Virtual Opening starting at 6pm and can be accessed on our website at columbiaarts.org. Due to the new Covid-19 public spaces restrictions, this opening will be different than past First Fridays. We will be monitoring visitor capacity; providing sanitation at the door; upholding 6’ social distancing; encouraging visitors to please wear masks and, we will not be serving food or drinks during the opening. Starting June 5 gallery hours will be 12-5pm Tuesday- Saturday and private tours are available by appointment 10am – 12pm Tuesday- Saturday. Please contact the Gallery Manager to schedule an appointment at 541-387-8877 or email at gallery@columiaarts.org For more info about the First Friday Live Feed and see the artwork for sale on line please visit our website at columbiaarts.org #gorgeartist #gorgeculture #alltogether #supportthearts #localtalent #gorgeculture #pnwart #columbiaarts #pnwartist #columbiarivergorge #hoodriverartist #artgallery #texileart #artistcollective #columbiacenterforthearts #artislife #2dart #3dart #artofinstagram #artsale #artistsoninstagram #artnews #artcollector #fish #connection #pastpresentfuture #equality #transitions

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