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‘Promote art in our communities’: Greensburg, Latrobe art centers collaborate for 130-piece exhibit

Quincey Reese
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Artist Pamela Cooper stands next to her acrylic and oil pastel painting titled “The Professor” on display as part of a collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers at the Greensburg Art Center. She received third place for her work.
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Artist Johanna Sheppard stands next to her ceramic sculpture of an African wild dog on display as part of a collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers. Sheppard was awarded first place for her piece.
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Artist Joe Schildkamp received a Best in Show award for his acrylic painting “Midday Alleyway” on display as part of a collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers at the Greensburg Art Center.
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A collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers is displayed at the Greensburg Art Center. The exhibit runs through the end of the month.
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Artist Henry Stull stands near his mixed media piece “White Tracks” (black frame and mat) on display as part of a collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers at the Greensburg Art Center. The piece received an honorable mention.
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Artist Pamela Cooper (center) talks to a visitor of the collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers at the Greensburg Art Center. The exhibit is on display through the end of the month.
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Artist Henry Stull looks over other works on display as part of a collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers at the Greensburg Art Center. Stull’s mixed media piece received an honorable mention.
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Artist Betty Trout received a Lucy Pollock Award for her oil on canvas, “Ray of Sunshine,” on display as part of a collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers at the Greensburg Art Center. The Lucy Pollock Award is a special pet portrait award.
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A collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers is displayed at the Greensburg Art Center. The exhibit runs through the end of the month.
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A collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers is displayed at the Greensburg Art Center. The exhibit runs through the end of the month.
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Artist Marcy Koynok received an honorable mention for her basketball oil on canvas piece, “Passing Game,” on display as part of a collaborative exhibit between the Greensburg and Latrobe art centers at the Greensburg Art Center.

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