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Missihippie Belle Amory
Practicing artist located in Amory, MS for 2 years, since returning from a 5 year stint in Colorado after college. Graduated from MSU with a BFA emphasis-painting degree in 2008. I am currently resurrecting the Amory Area Arts… Read more.
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Union County Heritage Museum New Albany
Union County Heritage Museum in New Albany has 4,000 exhibit space inside and a city block outside. Art installations and indoor art exhibits bring creativity and art to the community. Open Tuesday - Friday 9 - 4 and Saturday… Read more.
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Molly Ann Johnson Tupelo
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Jeanette Jarmon with Art by JNet Columbus
“Loving color and line, and fast paced painting, many of my works show just that. Some are more studious and planned for whatever reason. I use different styles for different motives and messages, painting on canvas, furniture… Read more.
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The Craftsmen’s Guild of Mississippi Ridgeland
The mission of the Craftsmen’s Guild of Mississippi, Inc., is to preserve, promote, market, educate and encourage excellence in regional crafts, believing that regular contact with the skilled work of the hand enhances both… Read more.
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Yoknapatawpha Arts Council Oxford
Each year, YAC creates and delivers an exciting package of projects, programs and good works in the spirit of its mission to the community. This past year the two member staff, the board and volunteers presented 320 days of art… Read more.
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University of Mississippi Museum Oxford
The University of Mississippi Museum and Historic Houses complex serves as a cultural center for the university community and beyond. Among its holdings are Southern folk art, Greek and Roman antiquities, 19th century scientific… Read more.
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Kay Robinson Nesbit
Robinson's paintings depict the fantasy world of Paris in the 20's and 30's. She has collected vintage clothes and accessories and even classic automobiles for many years. Selections from her collection are often depicted in the… Read more.