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On August 3rd  through 5th, at Ocean Galleries - Stone Harbor, NJ, there will be unveiling of what will become the cover of a 2013 CD Let Us In Americana benefiting The Women And Cancer Fund.

Let Us In Americana CD is the follow up collection – the first, last year’s Let Us In Nashville – A Tribute To Linda McCartney (Reviver Records) - features varying recording artists-selected songs by Sir Paul McCartney.

The Let Us In Americana cover art was created by 10-year-old prodigy artist Autumn de Forest. The painting, titled, “Americana (Healing Flag)” depicts and replicates Betsy Ross’ flag and conveys an embodying American art amalgam  The artwork lends itself to the planned music - 2013 CD release featuring such artists as: Lee Ann Womack, Steve Earle and Allison Moorer, Jim Lauderdale, Sam Bush, Matraca Berg, Will Hoge and Buddy Miller, to name a few.

Autumn de Forest has been featured on the Today Show and The Discovery Channel and Ocean Galleries – Stone Harbor is Autumn’s first solo exhibition. The exhibition opens on Friday, August 3rd and runs through Sunday, August, 5th. Autumn will be attending her solo gallery debut signing purchased artwork at intimate receptions on each day of the exhibition. All total, the exhibition will include over 100 original paintings by Autumn including the “Americana (Healing Flag)” and numerous seashore-themed paintings created specifically for the Ocean Galleries showing.

 

 

 

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WHEN
Friday, August 03, 2012
Recurring: DAILY

TIME & PRICE
n/a Free

WHERE
Ocean Galleries , 9618 Third Avenue, Stone Harbor, NJ
Daily from 08/03/2012 to 08/05/2012. .

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