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"Into the light" signed ltd edition 20x36 on auction
Artist talk, Benefit auction & party-reception
Saturday Dec. 19, 3-6 PM
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This 3 month art exhibition is winding down. It features local seascapes and nautical scenes, many of which carry a similar flavor the that of the mid-Atlantic and New England area. It's about to get EVEN better!... (English majors-please excuse the exclamation point/elipses combo)
On Saturday there will be a rare opportunity to buy Kirk Larsen artworks as a gift or for your own, at auction prices. "I feel it is important that we support local venues and institutions and I am putting my art where my heart is." Please join me at the OBHS for a closing reception/holiday party and an auction of some of the pieces from the show and some surprise pieces not shown yet. A signed artist proof of "Into the light" is among the surprise pieces and all sales of art from the walls or the auction will benefit the Beverly Mohlenhoff Fund, dedicated to the collections and activities of the Angela Koenig Center. The auction will be preceded by a gallery talk with the artist (me) as I share the exciting inspiring stories behind and about the art. |
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Preview & reception starts at 3 pm. Artist will talk about 4 pm Benefit auction will be approximately 4:30-5:15 The event is free and open to the public- reservations are requested refreshments will be served RSVP- Call : 516-922-5032 or email: [email protected]
Celebrate the holidays and share the joy of art. get special presents and gifts for yourself...you deserve it. The more attendees, the lower the starting prices and the more works offered for sale.
Light over Water: Oyster Bay harbor scenes by Kirk Larsen- The exhibition features 56 works The works which include oils, watercolors, and drawings, capture the boats, baymen, and sailboats and classic yachts on the waters of Long island: by award winning artist Kirk Larsen: recognized with over 130 awards and work has been seen in over a dozen museums across the county, including the permanent collection of the Mystic Seaport museum of America and the Sea. It's the first time this many of his Oyster Bay artworks have been shown together.
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