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handmade paper, felt, lace and found material. Each artist makes a unique contribution to the show. Nina Moore’s free-form paper mobiles, wall pieces and cards seem to invent themselves in oranges, pinks, reds, greens and blues flecked with ire-, descence. Mary Morris shapes baskets as if they were pots in lovely muted shades. The standard function of the basket has been disrupted by Cathy Kiley as she flattens and twists the ordinary round form. She weaves feathers, flowers, baubles and memories into a variety of stunning color combinations and shapes.

One of Janet Kerig’s evocative pieces is a surrealist transformation

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