Display of attitude

Display of attitude

Artists demonstrate talents as part of Newton Cultural Centre show

Wendy Mould, part of November’s three-artist show Art With an Attitude, draws at the Newton Cultural Centre last week. Two more demos will take place: Brenda Hill, Nov. 19 and Becky McMahon, Nov. 26, both from 1-3 p.m.

 

 

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