"It was an overwhelming evening. The gallery was filled to capacity (estimated
at 150 persons) from 5pm to 8pm," comments Gallery Manager Lori Davis. "Carr
was very pleased by the turnout and the gallery space."
Clifton, a Taylorsville native, whose work is widely shown and sold in national
and international markets, has had almost no exhibitions of his work in Plumas
County. He is very happy to have this "hometown" showcase bring together 30
large format presentations of his work. His exhibition also shows off the new
gallery space to a beautiful advantage, or so the comments of all visitors
attest, say Plumas Arts staff.
To express his gratitude and offer support to Plumas Arts in the ongoing
development of their new community center, Clifton is offering a 30% discount
on the regular sale prices of the work in this show. "If you have ever
wanted to purchase a Carr Clifton photo this is certainly the opportunity,"
adds Davis.
Come see the work and the newly refurbished historical landmark for yourself.
The Clifton exhibition will hang in the Capitol Arts Center at 525 Man Street
in Quincy through June 15th. Current Hours are Wednesday through Friday from
11am to 5:30pm and Saturdays from 10am to 2pm. Showings may also be arranged by
appointment.
As Plumas Arts has a chance to grow into the space it will also be used for a
variety of community and rental uses. A Grand Opening is planned for sometime
this summer. For more information visit the gallery or
call 530-283-3402. |
