Parksville’s MAC opening reception this weekend

The September exhibit features three displays, two solo and one group

This Saturday is the opening reception for the McMillan Arts Centre’s September exhibit.

This month’s exhibit features work from artists; Jenn Williamson, an abstract impressionist painter; Debra Kuzbik with a New York City-themed display of images of photographic transfer with abstract acrylic painted backgrounds; and group exhibit Tertiary Colours: A Celebration of Summer featuring work from Parksville artist Nancy Day.

The opening reception is Saturday, Sept. 10 from 1-3 p.m. at the MAC (133 McMillan St., Parksville). The work will be hanging for the rest of the month.

— NEWS Staff

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