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Bellmore artist’s work featured in town show

Posted Monday, October 25, 2010 11:38 am

Courtesy Town of Hempstead

The work of Bellmore artist Barbara Epstein is featured in a Town of Hempstead show at the Merrick Library. The show is ongoing through Oct. 28. At left, Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray greeted Epstein at a Meet the Artists reception at the library recently.

EASEL, the Experienced Art Students Enrichment League, is administered through the town’s Department of Senior Enrichment. The league is open to town residents ages 60 and over who have had previous experience in the fields of art, painting or graphics. For further information about this program, contact the Department of Senior Enrichment of (516) 485-8100.

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