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For artist Tracey Broome, memories flow from her fingertips to the clay she uses to recreate experiences. Broome's work is part of Lark & Key Gallery's new exhibit that celebrates memories and nostalgia through art. Broome uses forgotten, discarded objects like vintage doll parts and other random materials. Art by Elizabeth Foster and Vicki Sawyer will also be on display.
Exhibit continues through June 28. Lark & Key Gallery, 128 E. Park Ave., Suite. B. 704-334-4616. www.larkandkey.com.
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Lark & Key Gallery and Boutique
- South End 128 E. Park Ave., Suite B
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704-334-4616
- www.larkandkey.com
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