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The Nevada Artists Association opens it's Imagination Show and Student On Line Art exhibition. This NAA Gallery exhibit, which opened May 17, will run through June 24, 2016.

The Imagination Show involved artists painting a landscape scene from a written description. Participating artists have produced a wide variety of interpretations done in oil, acrylic, water color and pencil renderings. The public is invited to view this exhibit and vote on their favorite painting.

The Student Online art completion features the finished paintings of two 17 year old high school artists, Andrea Pusatero of Dayton, Dayton High and Herle Librando, of Henderson's, Coronado High. Third winner was 17 year old, Taylor Murphy, also of Henderson's, Coronado High, who was unable to travel to Carson City for the exhibit. A copy of her oil painting is on display.

Local and regional NAA artists are also exhibiting their art at this showing.

The NAA Gallery, at Carson City's Brewery Arts Center, is located at 449 West King Street. Admission is free and all art is for sale with the exception of the student art. The Gallery is open Monday through Saturday. 10am to 4pm. For more go to the NAA website at www.NevadaArtists.org

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