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Shemi Exhibition
At Circle Gallery

A comprehensive exhibition
of the work of Calman Shemi,
Israeli artist, is at Circle
Gallery, the Somerset Collec-
tion, 2801 W. Big Beaver
Road, Troy. It is dedicated to
Bet Shira Congregation in
South Dade County, Fla., a
synagogue devastated by
Hurricane Andrew.
Through Nov. 8, Circle
Gallery has pledged a portion
of the sales of the artist's
work to aid in the reconstruc-
tion process. Thirty Circle
Galleries in cities from coast
to coast and in Toronto are
participating in this effort.
The artist himself is presen-
ting a small collection of his
work to the congregation.
His semi-abstract style con-
y ys his vision of life and
nature in an explosion of col-
or. This exhibition features
Mr. Shemi's soft paintings,
painted sculpture, litho-
graphs and works on canvas
and paper.
His unusual process of
meshing the fabrics one to
another and to the back-
ground permits him to
achieve an effect of
transparency that suggests
light.
His motifs are from nature
and are filled with the colors
of his childhood Argentina
and the landscapes of his
home in Israel.
Circle Gallery will donate
15 percent of proceeds from
sales to Bet Shira
Congregation.

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Native American
Art Exhibit

Artwork of 40 Native
American artists in the Great
Lakes area was gathered for
an exhibition, "Many Voices
One Spirit," that will con-
tinue through Dec. 29 at the
Swords into Plowshares
Gallery, 33 E. Adams, Detroit.
The exhibition is part of "A
New Beginning," an im-
aginative celebration of the
500th anniversary of Colum-
bus' discovery of America.
Some of the native artists
have turned their skills to
drawing, painting, printmak-
ing, raku, bronze castings and
other more contemporary art
forms.
In addition, the exhibition
will be developed into video
and slide presentations
available to teachers and
children to help preserve and
share cultures.
For information, call Ar-
thur Park, 577-1823.

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