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Bowl Exhibit
Helps Hungry
Founders of the Empty Bowls
project are bringing together
bowls from around the country,
made by persons concerned about
world hunger. Each bowl will be
displayed with its story to illus-
trate how the project touched
those involved. The bowls will be
for sale with proceeds assisting
hunger programs, locally, na-
tionally and internationally.
The Empty Bowls exhibit will
open at Swords into Plowshares
Peace Center & Gallery, 33 E.
Adams, Detroit, on Grand Circus
Park, Oct. 30, with a reception
from 5 to 9 p.m. Even more than
seeing the bowls made by others,
visitors will have a chance to
make a bowl themselves.
The Empty Bowls exhibit will
continue through Oct. 27. The
Peace Center Gallery is open
Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For in-
formation, call Central Methodist
Church, 965-5422.
Gallery Walk
Features Petok
West Bloomfield's Ted Petok will
appear at the Animation Station
during Plymouth's first Plymouth
Is Art-Rageous Gallery Walk
Sept. 30-Oct. 2.
The Animation Station, Ply-
mouth's newest gallery, is a full
service animation art gallery fea-
turing animation art from origi-
nal sketches to production cels to
the latest limited edition, boast-
ing a large selection from many
different studios.
Ted Petok won an Oscar in
1971 for Best Animated Short for
The Crunch Bird. For informa-
tion, call the gallery (313) 455-
0190.
Gallery Walk
In Plymouth
The Plymouth Art Community
will host a weekend gallery walk
Sept. 30, Oct. 1 and 2.
Over the past two years, Ply-
mouth has added many new gal-
leries and shops and is becoming
its own art community with over
12 galleries.
A taste of local restaurants will
also be hosted by each gallery.
A silent auction will be held at
each gallery, giving the public an
opportunity to own a variety of
art at auction while a portion of
the proceeds will benefit the Ply-
mouth Community Arts Council.
For information , call Annette
Horn at Native West Gallery,
(313) 455-8838.
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