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Wild Wings Gallery Locations
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Gallery Hours:
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10:00-6:00
Thursday and Friday
10:00-9:00
Sunday
12:00-5:00
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Sarah Hartman, an atist
who works in clay, sculpting
the human figure, will have a
showing of her works in raku,
an ancient Japanese method
of firing ceramics, at the Oak
Park Library May 7-27.
The exhibition will include
ceramic sculpture and
Judaica. There will be an
opening reception for the
artist on May 7 at 7 p.m. Ad-
mission is free, and
refreshments will be served.
Ms. Hartman received her
Bachelor of Fine Arts degree
from Wayne State University
in figurative sculpture and
life drawing. Her works have
been exhibited in four
previous one-woman shows
and in various group exhibi-
tions, from Seattle to
Copenhagen.
She has taught life drawing
classes at the University of
Washington's Experimental
College and at Wesleyan
University in Middletown,
Conn.
Native American Jewelry
In Mesa Arts Show
Mesa Arts will host a
special Native American
jewelry show May 5 and 6.
Representatives of six native
American families will pre-
sent traditional and contem-
porary pieces, made of gems
collected from around the
world.
The country's foremost In-
dian jewelers: Gibson Nez,
Kaniatobe and Jese
Monegnye, among them, will
be represented.
Pieces brought in for this
show only are comprised of
old trade beads and found ob-
jects, such as micro chips from
the Los Alamos labs and
various computer firms;
feathers from birds in-
digenous to the Upper Rio
Grande Valley and manufac-
tured beads. Sterling silver
pins, earrings, bracelets and
bolos, many studded with
semi-precious stones or inlaid
with amber, malachite, rose
quartz, turquoise and onyx,
and fine silver medallion con-
cho belts will also be shown.
In addition, Ranger sets,
hand-tooled belts with silver
tips and buckles, many inlaid
with designs and stones, as
well as silver belt buckles for
men and women will also be
on display for this show only.
Mesa Arts is located at
32800 Franklin, Franklin.
Hours are: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday and
11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday.
Burke Gallery
Has Exhibit
Preston Burke Galleries,
Inc. 240 E. Grand River,
Detroit, will host a cham-
pagne reception for "New
Works" by Pam Castano at 7
p.m. May 12. The artist will
be present.
Castano has been creating
environmental art works
since 1980.
Among her most recent
commissions are metal
sculptures. Castano also
creates "Art Furniture," in-
cluding springboards, grand-
father clocks and cows.
The collection will be on
display at Preston Burke
Galleries, Inc. through June
16. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday-Friday and Saturday
by appointment, 963-2350.