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“Slant” 30x22 oil mixed media @axisgallery 21st National Juried Exhibition August 7-30 Artist Reception August 8 5-8pm @secondsaturdaysacramento Juried by @sharon_butler who has selected an interesting, varied show.
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Posted On: August 3rd 2026, 01:41 pm
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“Slant” 30x22 oil mixed media @axisgallery 21st National Juried Exhibition August 7-30 Artist Reception August 8 5-8pm @secondsaturdaysacramento Juried by @sharon_butler who has selected an interesting, varied show.
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diane.christine.graham 3 months ago

diane.christine.graham

This is lovely!

zekasdonna.art 3 months ago

zekasdonna.art

love the layers..congrats Sara

sherrienewmanart 3 months ago

sherrienewmanart

😍👏👏😍

lynn.beldner 3 months ago

lynn.beldner

Congrats Sara and well deserved! 💙💚💙💚🤍💚

rgouirand 3 months ago

rgouirand

extraordinary

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