The Strand Center Gallery was created after the Strand Center for the Arts obtained and renovated the former Federal Building on Margaret Street in Plattsburgh. Its main gallery currently features artwork from the Northeastern Association of the Blind at Albany/Blind Artist Society and the North Country Association of the Visually Impaired. Gallery Coordinator David Monette gives us a tour of the “In Perspective: Art of the Visually Impaired” gallery exhibition.
“In Perspective: Art of the Visually Impaired” will be on view at the Strand Center Gallery in Plattsburgh until June 24th.
Art Of The Visually Impaired On Exhibit In Plattsburgh
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Strand Center Gallery Coordinator David Monette beside Art of the Visually Impaired paintings
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Strand Center Gallery exhibition “In Perspective: Art of the Visually Impaired”";s:
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Strand Center Gallery exhibition “In Perspective: Art of the Visually Impaired”";s:
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Strand Center Gallery exhibition “In Perspective: Art of the Visually Impaired”";s:
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Strand Center Gallery exhibition “In Perspective: Art of the Visually Impaired”";s:
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Strand Center Gallery exhibition “In Perspective: Art of the Visually Impaired”";s:
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Strand Center Gallery exhibition “In Perspective: Art of the Visually Impaired”";s:
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