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Annual Watercolor Show Features Most Artists Ever

Maplewood 1978 Watercolor & Watermedia 2013 on display through June 30.

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The annual Maplewood 1978 Watercolor & Watermedia 2013 opened this weekend. The exhibit, which runs through June 30, features the most artists in the show's history.

This year's exhibit includes the work of George Auth, Lois Condon, Mary Franklin, Judi Gajary, Denise Hardie, Allie Holloway,Carol LaPierre, Monica Matos, Marlene May, Juanita Megaro, Gloria Morcilio, Jane Paress, Kathleen Priore, Carol Sherman, Jay Shroff, Arlene Silva, Mylene Surette and Tonya Waterbury.

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