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‘True Colors’ Communicated

Through Art, Poems At CANO

true colors at cano
LEAF’s sixth annual “True Colors” Art & Poetry reception was this evening at CANO’s Wilber Mansion, featuring art, poety, life music, food and fellowship.  In top photo, Linda Kertzman of Morris examines her “Behind the Mask,” a “figurative sculpture” that depicts a face in pain behind a smiling mask, created the year after the sculptor’s son died.  At left, CANO board member Marie Cummings signs 4-year-old Sara Schulman’s card; 10 signatures, and you can participate in a raffle; the exercise was intended to get people talking to each other.  At right, Jim Bellew shares his poems under a packed tent.  (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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