Art Show

ART SHOW

Serenaded by strolling guitarists, Washington art lovers delighted in an abundance of extraordinary and unique art from around the world at CentroNía's 2004 International Arts Show Sale on Friday,
Nov 5, 2004. Event donors, staff, and attendees enjoyed a festive evening of food, drink, and holiday shopping among the over 80 participating fine crafts people at CentroNía's signature annual event. See pictures below.




	Artist Valerie Breedlove's daughter from the Great Zimbabwe displaying a beautiful tapestry while Gretchen G. Ellsworth, Secretary of CentroNía's board appreciates it.




	Strolling guitarists musicians Pete Muldoon from Sitar Center and his friend Mike Harrison who enhanced the night for the attendance with their melodies.


	Michele Stallings displaying her mix palette of semi-precious gemstones, coral, authentic African trade beads and colorful glass.


	From left to right, Katherine Allen, CentroNía's board member and her husband. Besides, BB Otero, executive director at CentroNía with A. Scott Bolden (on her left) and Olivia Shay-Byrne (on her right) partners of Reed Smith law firm enjoying the festive night.

Jo Parkins displaying different pieces of her colorful fused-glass and faux enamel jewelry while explaining its biblical themes and ancient feelings. Ms. Agins has been creating hand crafted artworks since 1975.


	Young family member of the Natsag family from Mongolia showing Natsag Gankhuyag work. During the 80's Natsag worked at the Union of Mongolian Artist. In 1985, he won First Price at the XII Festival for Young People and Students in Moscow.


	Dusty Roads Trading Co. brings Baskets from Southern Africa representing women that live in rural communities and depend on the income from these baskets to support themselves. The work is of the highest quality.