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Spirits
Contributed By Yann-Sheu
The first exhibition of the Tuttle Gallery 2002-2003 Season is entitled Spirits and features the work of sculptor William Rhodes and illustrator Archie Veale.
William Rhodes has been showcased in exhibitions at Harvard University, Newbedford Museum of Art and American Crafts Museum. He possesses a bachelor's degree in furniture design from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and a master's degree from the University of Massachusetts at North Dartmouth.
Archie Veale has a BFA in Visual Communication/ Illustration from the Maryland Institute College of Art. He has taught at the Baltimore School for the Arts and Maryland Institute College of Art, Young People's Studio. His work has been showcased at Artscape 1993,1996,1997, School 33 Art Gallery and the St. Paul Street Art and Design Gallery.
The exhibition runs until October 3, 2002.
Photo Essay
The first exhibition of the Tuttle Gallery 2002-2003 Season is entitled Spirits and features the work of sculptor William Rhodes and illustrator Archie Veale.
William Rhodes has been showcased in exhibitions at Harvard University, Newbedford Museum of Art and American Crafts Museum. He possesses a bachelor's degree in furniture design from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and a master's degree from the University of Massachusetts at North Dartmouth.
Archie Veale has a BFA in Visual Communication/ Illustration from the Maryland Institute College of Art. He has taught at the Baltimore School for the Arts and Maryland Institute College of Art, Young People's Studio. His work has been showcased at Artscape 1993,1996,1997, School 33 Art Gallery and the St. Paul Street Art and Design Gallery.
The exhibition runs until October 3, 2002.
Photo Essay