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MIVAL searching for early members’ art for 50th anniversary gallery

Artist Ren Haugland creates a charcoal portrait of Kelly (Covington) Togesen, daughter of MIVAL member Nancy Axell, in 1973. - Contributed Photo
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Artist Ren Haugland creates a charcoal portrait of Kelly (Covington) Togesen, daughter of MIVAL member Nancy Axell, in 1973.

By REPORTER STAFF
Mercer Island Reporter Staff
February 14, 2011 · 1:24 PM

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The Mercer Island Visual Arts League is seeking art painted by its earliest members. Borrowed art will be used in the MIVAL Historical Retrospective Exhibition celebrating MIVAL’s 50th anniversary at the Mercer Island Gallery in the Community Center at Mercer View in July.

MIVAL is looking for paintings by Ren Haugland, Maria Abrams, Sheri Ferguson, Lois McFarland, Jack Fellows, Ruth Patten, Flora Correa, Judy Gropp, Teresa Asia and Nancy Motett. Art can be loaned to Nancy Axell or Genny Rees, who can be contacted at (206) 232-6872 and (206) 232-6354.

Contact Mercer Island Reporter Staff Reporter Staff at editor@mi-reporter.com.

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