INSURANCE UPDATE

The latest news is: that there IS no news! My adjuster is negotiating with the insurance company adjuster and that's all I know.

I'll be keeping everyone informed as soon as I know anything!

Wendy
The Art corner
231 Washington Street
Salem, MA 01970
978-745-9524
Hours: Mon-Sat 9-5
artcornersalem@verizon.net

Open Studios Tour

We also will have the North Shore Writers Group at the Art Corner for the Open Studios Tour, offering their book "Ghostwriters." 14 "spooky and sublime" short ghost stories, most set in Salem. $10

See you there!

Wendy

The Art Corner

231 Washington Street

Salem, MA 01970

978-745-9524

Monday-Saturday 9-5

SALEM OPEN STUDIOS TOUR--SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 10-6.

Update to Salem Open Studio Tours

It appears that Cathy Stacy will be at Old Town Hall after all.

BUT, we may have ISA LESHKO instead! Won't THAT be cool? Just look her up! She's a GREAT, award-winning photographer!

Wendy
The Art Corner

SALEM OPEN STUDIO TOUR

Hi!

We are, despite our Set-Back of earlier this year, going to participate in Salem's Open Studio Tour. This is the Tour's third year. Hooray!

The Tour is Saturday November 22, 10-6pm.

This year we will have Charles Lang painting his usual and unusual views of Salem and the planet and the dimensions.

We'll also feature these artists in many facets of Art:

North Shore Writers Group
"Ghostwriters"
A collection of short stories of ghosts perhaps from Salem, or not.
http://www.nswg.net/

Cathy Stacy
Photography
www.cathystacyphotography.com

Chris Dowgin
A Walk Through Salem
http://www.mr-zac.com/
Illustrations/Books

Joanna Liss
Jewelry from vintage beads and baubles reconfigured with a dash of Whimsy

Judy Robinson-Cox
Photographs: Lilliputian Landscapes and 3D Models
http://judy.robinson-cox.com/

Hope to see you!

Wendy
The Art Corner
231 Washington Street

UPDATE

Hi, all!

Scooter is back to eating most everything we give her, and I've decided she is, indeed, a girl, as I saw some Russians at PetSmart that are the same size, but have longer tails.

The landlord's contractor is "working" on the building, but we've seen nothing yet. Prolly because they have to plan the work, bring things up to code and apply for permits. It'll take time.

Onwards and upwards,
Wendy
artcornersalem@verizon.net