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Opening Reception: Julia Pozsgai in The Shop

Join us for a reception with artist Julia Pozgai, whose work is featured in a new display at The Shop.

Creative since her teenage years, Julia studied 3D art and furniture making at Autistry in San Rafael and later enrolled in art classes with Alchemia in Petaluma where she became the first artist-in-residence with a focus on painting, textiles and ceramics.

In 2014, Julia started her own art business and studio, Pansy Creations, in Sonoma with the support of Casa Allegra Community Services of Marin and its special program to assist young entrepreneurs in learning about business. This program offers the support of mentors to further refine skills for art and business. Mary Neuer Lee works with Julia in metal and jewelry arts, Merryl Latini with fiber arts and trashion fashion design, and Camille LaPointe-Lyons teaches Julia color theory.

Read more about Julia and Pansy Creations

Date

Oct 06 2022
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Time

3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Questions? email info@maringarden.org or call 415-455-5260

Location

The Cottage
30 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Ross CA 94957

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