'Urban Textures' in Winnipeg

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Here are some more gallery shots of our work hanging in the Mennonite Cultural Heritage Gallery in Winnipeg. The exhibition is on until November 14, 2009. If you can get out to see it, let us know what you think by adding a comment to this blog.






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  1. Arty NancyJanuary 8, 2010 at 9:31 AM

    This looked to be a wonderful exhibit. When is it coming to Calgary? Nancy

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  2. Lesley TurnerJanuary 31, 2010 at 11:30 AM

    some of it will be at the Canada Quilt Association conference in Calgary the last week of April 2010. Articulation will be one of the guest groups. Hope to see you there.

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