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  • The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Annual Art Sale


    Madeleine Ahlborn_Edge_2012_mixed media and oil on canvas_6x6 feet

    Madeleine Ahlborn, Edge, 2012. Mixed media and oil on canvas. 6×6 feet.

    The annual art sale at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA) is underway. And the sale is our Friday Link today.

    Through Sunday, December 2nd, you can shop for original, fine art pieces by hundreds of artists, including alumni, faculty, and students. Proceeds benefit both artists and the school’s scholarship fund.

    Nicole D'Entremont_Moonstone Necklace on Red

    Nicole D'Entremont, Moonstone Ellipse Necklace, 2012. Sterling silver, moonstone.

    “The Museum School Art Sale is a wonderful event for people looking for fresh and exciting art for their home,” say Lee Essex Doyle, Dan Elias, and Juan Prieto, co-chairs of the Art Sale Committee. “Dedicated collectors also eagerly await the Sale because of its reputation as a venue to find the next great, young artist on the scene.”

    Pawel Przewlocki_ART ON ART (detail)_2011-12

    Pawel Przewlocki, ART ON ART (detail of tryptic), 2011-12. Oil, acrylic, CMYK print and Sharpie on MDF. Each panel 17×30 inches.

    This is another opportunity to do a little holiday shopping for yourself or someone else and have the money you spend do good for others and stay here in our community. 

    Details:


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    The Museum School Art Sale

    Thursday, November 29–Sunday, December 2, 2012

    Thurs–Sat, 10 am–8 pm; Sun, 10 am–5 pm

    Admission to the Sale is free.

    230 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02115

    617-369-3204

    www.smfa.edu/insideout

    MBTA stop: Museum of Fine Arts (Green Line, E Line)

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    Words: Penny & Ed Cherubino
    Arwork courtesy of the The Museum School Art Sale  

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