Appalachian Art Show – Kingsport, TN

By Perry | March 16th, 2008

Vanishing Point - oil on canvas - 40x46 inches

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Vanishing Point was accepted into a regional show at Kingsport’s Renaissance Center. The juror this year was Hank Foreman, Director and Chief Curator of Turchin Center for Visual Arts at Appalachian State University.
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