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Artists sell handicrafts via ‘Snowflake Showcase’ exhibit in Hempfield

Kim Stepinsky | For The Tribune-Review
Michaelena McWhinney, (R), of Greensburg, shops for hand crafted jewelry, with the assistance of 'Santa's Helper', Greensburg Art Center member, Judy Parker, during the opening reception for the annual Greensburg Art Club 'Snowflake Showcase' art show and sale, held at the Greensburg Art Center Rowe Gallery on Sunday afternoon, November 18 2012.
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By Dawn Law

Published: Sunday, November 25, 2012, 8:56 p.m.
Updated: Sunday, November 25, 2012

This holiday season, find one-of-a-kind gifts at Greensburg Art Center and the Rowe Gallery on Todd School Road in Hempfield.

“Snowflake Showcase” features jewelry, ceramics, textiles, woodwork and paintings created by regional artists for sale through Dec. 22, when a closing reception with free gift wrapping will be held.

At the opening on Nov. 18, show chairwoman Cathy Rosensteel said the selection constantly changes as new items are brought in to replace what has been sold.

Artists are charged just 25 percent commission on what they sell.

“It's art of our people, by our people, for our people,” Rosensteel said.

For an investment of $10, Rosensteel teaches “Where to Begin,” a class that provides all materials, lasts six to eight weeks and encourages students to explore drawing, watercolors and oils.

“They get to try everything but pastels,” she said.

The next show at the center will open Jan. 22 with a Mardi Gras-themed reception.

For more information about the show or the center, call 724-837-6791.

Show committee members: Helen Thorne, Cheryl Kirsch, Tina Blake, Renie Pollock and Sue Kiren.

Seen: Sherry Anderson, Betty Hammer, Judy Robertson, Kay Rowe, Bill and Bonnie Hoffman, Barbara Ferrier, Bill and Peg Panasiti, Sue Pollins, Alan and Betty Reese, Arlene Kendra, Sue Donofrio, Bob and Pat Majcher, Sue White, Carolyn Falcon, Suzanne Kapusta and Wendell Keck.

— Dawn Law

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