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CONTEMPORARY SOUTHWEST ART

FETISH POT
by
JEFF MARGOLIN

PAINTING • POTTERY • JEWELRY
FOLK ART • FURNITURE

Gallery Hours: Tues.-Fri. 10-5 p.m.,
Sat. 11-5 p.m. or by appointment.
32800 Franklin Rd., Franklin, Ml
313-851-9949

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TRADE-IN

FEATURING
ORIGINAL WORKS BY

110V/ANSI

On a NEW
Dittrich Fur

PAM SWIFT
Acrylic and Canvas

MITZI JACOBS

This is your opportunity to
receive twice the normal
trade-in allowance on the
purchase of a new Dittrich
Fur.

GERT MATZ
Whimsical Clothing in Plaster

LUCY BERGAMINI
Glass Design in Jewelry

YOUR OLD FUR
CAN BE YOUR
DOWN PAYMENT

Works on Display
throughout
the Month of October

Bring in any garment, no matter
how bad, and we guarantee a
minimum trade-in allowance of
$100.

and gallery

LOEHMANN'S OF HUNTERS SQUARE HALL
14 MILE & ORCHARD LK. RD. • FARMINGTON HILLS
855-4488

Mon., Tues., Sat. 10-5:30
Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10-9: Sun. 12-5

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HOURS:
Mon.-Thurs. 9-7
Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5

• PASSPORT •
SPECIAL

$6.95 $12.95

set
•
2 sets
"Must Be Done At The Same Time"

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2 Photos per passport (with coupon)

358-2333

Save Big Bucks
$3.00 off

Dittrich Financing Available
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il iffa Maier Credit Cards Accepted s ,p3

$2.00 off

24 exposures

$1.00 off

12 exposure or disc
(on developing and printing
110, 126, 135, C-41 color prints)

10% off Enlargements
(8x10 or larger)
20%-50% off on Frames
10% off on posters

FULL PHOTO SERVICES INCLUDING: BLACK & WHITE, ENLARGEMENTS, POSTERS

29175 Northwestern Hwy. at 12 Mile Rd. In Frankling Shopping Plaza

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1989

MON-SAT 10:00 - 6:00 p.m.

o (Bloomfield: Thursday until 8:30 p.m.)

36 exposures

(from your old negatives or photos)

80

DETROIT: 873-8300
7373 Third Ave.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS: 642-3000
1515 N. Woodward Ave.

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of Southfield

WEEK OF
OCT.6-OCT.12

ART SHOWS

"N MESA ARTS

A MIXED MEDIA EVENT

FINE ARTS

Exciting Music for Special Occasions

We can make your
party the one
they'll talk about.

(313) 360-0235

JEWISH COMMUNITY
CENTER 6600 W. Maple
Road, West Bloomfield,
"Mystical Art," through
Thursday, free, 661-1000.
PRESTON BURKE
GALLERIES "Meet the
Artists Exhibition,"
through Nov. 10, free,
963-2350.
SOUTHFIELD CIVIC
CENTER 26000
Evergreen
Road,"Southfield
Pavilion Antiques Ex-
position," through Mon-
day, free, 465-9441.
ILONA AND
GALLERY 31045 Or-
chard Lake Road, Farm-
ington Hills, Pam Swift,
Mitzi Jacobs, Gert Mitz,
Lucy Bergamini, mixed
media, through October,
free, 855-4488.
CENTER FOR
CREATIVE STUDIES
245 E. Kirby, Detroit,
"Twenty Years of Photog-
raphy at CCS," through
Nov. 7, free, 872-3118.
CAROL HOOBERMAN
GALLERY Franklin,
Ceramic from United
States, England and
Canada, through October,
by appointment only, 626-
5865.
THE COMMUNITY
HOUSE 380 S. Bates
Street, Birmingham,
Karen Coden's Water-
colors, through Thursday,
free, 644-5832.
ROBERT KIDD
GALLERY 107 Town-
send Street, Birmingham,
paintings by Alberto
Magnani, sculptures by
Chris Berti, through Nov.
4, free, 642-3909.
CANTOR/LEMBERG
GALLERY 538 N.
Woodward, Birmingham,
Sam Francis, "Works on
Paper," through Oct. 21,
free, 642-6623.
PIERCE STREET
GALLERY 217 Pierce
Street, Birmingham,
"Looking Back, 10 Years
of Photography at Pierce
Street Gallery," through
Nov. 4, free, 646-6950.
PARK WEST
GALLERY 29469 Nor-
thwestern, Southfield,
"East Meets
West,"through October,
free, 354-2343.

BIRMINGHAM-
BLOOMFIELD 1516 S.
Cranbrook Road, "Games
People Play," through
Oct. 14, free, 644-0886.
TROY ART GALLERY
755 W. Big Beaver,
"Color-Impressions,"
through Oct. 17, free, 362-
0112.
DETROIT INSTITUTE
OF ARTS 5200 Wood-
ward Avenue, "Odyssey:
The Art of Photography at
National Geographic,
through Dec. 31; "Ansel
Adams: Classic Images,"
through Oct. 29;
"Vanishing Presence,"
through Oct. 22; and
"Altered Vi-
sions/Personal Icons,"
through Nov. 12, free,
832-2730.
HOMESTEAD
GALLERY 136 S. Pon-
tiac Tr., Walled Lake,
"Doree Schwartz's
Handmade Paper
Works," through Oct. 15,
free, 669-8980.

Preston Burke
Holds Exhibition

Preston Burke Galleries
Inc. in Detroit will host a
champagne reception for its
annual "Meet the Artists" ex-
hibition 7 p.m. today.
The exhibition includes the
latest work by painters Helen
Cartmell, Ray Cattell, Irma
Cavat, Chuang Che, Libby
Golden, John Gould, W. Louis
Jones, Rita Letendre, William
Lewis, Romanos Rizk, David
Sharp and Maxmilian Shaye.
It will also include sculptures
by Mary Chuang, Kosso
Eloul, Louis Mendez, John
Pappas and furniture designs
by Pam Castano, and in-
troduce artists newly af-
filiated with the gallery, in-
cluding - painter Kate
Augenblick of New York and
William Bostick and Clayton
Lewis, both Michigan artists.
The collection will be on
display at Preston Burke
Galleries Inc. through
Nov. 10.

Coden's Colors
In Birmingham

Watercolor artist Karen
Coden will display some of
her works at The Communi-
ty House as part of the on-
going art show through Oct.
12.
Coden's artwork has been
exhibited in the Oakland
Community College
"Women in Art Show" and
the Birmingham-Bloomfield
Art Association's student
show. She is a member of the
Michigan Watercolor Socie-
ty , B.B.A.A. and Farm-