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And, she never lacks for applicants , including other area artists who have applied and taken classes with her. AIL * due, no doubt, to her individualized * approach, extraordinary talent and * excellent reputation as a teacher. t
“I love teaching, it is a huge Z she said. “I’ve missed it this spring JL ", (since I’ve been working on the exlyb- £ ;j it).” *
“But, I can’t move my things * around during the week when * working on my own work. I can’t 3 it around because I want it ready at Slf;/ " times” .. i
Her next class will be in the fall * and classes are once a week for two to i two and a half hours for eight weeks/' She either takes adults or kids but \ both at the same time. " x j j l
Lois has been teaching now for * four to five years at her studio. She pre-> f * viously taught at Wakefield Country- * Day School (when it was still Wakefield 3 School) and also goes in and does class- ", { es at Rappahannock Elementary * School. ■>
The show at Middle Street opens - » May 2 with an artist’s reception on May Z «. 4 from 2 to 6 p.m., which will give1 * J everyone a chance to meet the artist her- J * self. st.
“I’ve had a long affiliation with the « 1 Middle Street Gallery,” Lois said. “I / - think the Gallery is really getting better '!• ■< and better. It has an excellent reputac. Z l tion.” > .. ■«
For more information cal! the' < * Middle Street Gallery at 675-3440. « *
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