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Friday, April 27, 2012

Enjoy ancient art of Thangka painting from Nepal

Blu Moon Studio is presenting artist Tim Nelsen who will be sharing his experiences studying the ancient art of traditional Buddhist Thangka painting in Nepal. Come by this Sunday, April 29 from 1 to 3 pm to meet Tim.

He will explain the meanings and symbolism of his artwork, which encompasses both traditional and contemporary interpretations of Buddhist themes.

It will be an enlightening and informative time. Light refreshments will be served and admission is free.

Blu Moon Studio is at 3444 Main Highway on the top floor.

On Saturday, May 5, Blu Moon will be having their Annual Student Art Show as part of Gallery Walk Night, stop in from 7 to 10 pm to enjoy the student's art from the past year and enjoy refreshments.

For more info, please call 305-794-0329.

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