BSA members, Arthur Barnes, Catherine Brown, Michael McMahon, Helen Russell, Joan Shaw, Dennis Stierer, Mark Weld, Joan Turrell and Anne Zohur are part of a show at Kenan Center, “Group of Twelve,” opening on February 20 (2-5pm) and running through March 20, 2011.
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