Rivers Edge Gallery
Wyandotte, MI:
Meet The Artist Of "Telling Stories" at River's Edge Gallery
In case you missed it! You have another opportunity to Meet & Greet artist Kevin (SLAW) Stanislawski & his daughter Taylor Stanislawski of their latest show "Telling Stories" at River's Edge gallery.
What; Exhibit of paintings titled “Telling Stories” by Kevin (SLAW) Stanislawski and his daughter Taylor Stanislawski. Kevin graduated from the Center for Creative Studies and his daughter is a presently a student.
Where: River’s edge Gallery, 3024 Biddle Ave, downtown Wyandotte.
When: Meet & Greet the artists night on July 20th at 6 pm and runs through August 4th READ MORE
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