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.‘•“•Limelight” is now open in the Alexander Gallery for the public to
view.
The exhibit features the works of three artists: Philippe Blanc,
Salvatore Reda and Marne Lucas.
While the artists have very different styles, they have all come
together as what the college’s art department Web site calls “spe
cialists in the art of fascination.”
Blanc, a native Frenchman, takes center-stage with his depiction
of what looks like a pretty outhouse, with breadsticks inside.
Lucas contributed four pigment prints to the exhibit, which are
“a visual way to document her life for many years,” it states in her
artist description.
Reda’s film “Dino” is about the great Dean Martin and why pres
ent-day performers’ talents are uncomparable to his.
Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, until
March 7.
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TOP: Four prints were artist Marne Lucas’ contribution!
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LEFT: The inside of Blanc’s sculpture, complete wititlone
French bread, helps to represent his native culture.
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Coming This Week To Theaters.
2/8 - “In Bruges,” rated R, starring Colin Farrell. An action comedy set in
Bruges, Belgium, where two hit men hide after completing a difficult job in
London.
2/8 - “Fool’s Gold,” rated PG-13, starring Matthew McConaughey and Kate
Hudson. A couple whose marriage sunk because of the husband’s obsession
with finding buried treasure, teams up when a clue to its whereabouts is found.
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