The Pryor Area Arts and Humanities Council is looking for art donations for the annual “Art Walk” which will be June 21 at St. Mark’s Catholic Church.
Area artist and art collectors are encouraged to make donations of framed or unframed of all art medium as well as three-dimensional pieces for this event.
All art is placed in an “art pool” As tickets are drawn, individuals have 30 seconds to select a piece of art. Tickets may be purchased for $75, $50, or $25 and collectors may purchase as many tickets as they wish.
This event has been successful. Money raised from this project will help fund the prize money for the Northeast Area Art Show which is held each year in the fall.
For more information contact Karen Wilson at (918) 373-0666. Donated art can be dropped off at Our Vintage Treasures which is located next to Mid-American Grille.
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May 26, 2012
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