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Tannery Row Artist Colony Spring exhibition reception postponed

Tannery Row-Colored pencil class. (NICK ARROYO/AJC staff)
Tannery Row-Colored pencil class. (NICK ARROYO/AJC staff)
By Rosalind Bentley
March 12, 2020

The March 14 reception for the Tannery Row Artist Colony’s 2020 Spring Juried Exhibition has been postponed until May, due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Organizers said that while the reception at the Buford colony has been postponed, its Second Saturday Open House, also scheduled for March 14, has been canceled. However, the actual art show, featuring the multi-media work of several artists will remain up for public viewing until May. 1.

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