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  1. GC Myers Portfolio - New From the Studio, 2008 Haen Gallery Show, Kada Gallery Show 2008, "A New Archaeology" Corning 2008, "In Quiet Places"- Haen Gallery ...

    GC Myers is a self-taught artist living in the Finger Lakes region of New York. His landscapes, collected nationally and internationally, are emotionally ...
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    gcmyers.com - 2009-04-09

  2. GC Myers Portfolio - 2008 Haen Gallery Show, Kada Gallery Show 2008, "A New Archaeology" Corning 2008, New From the Studio, "In Quiet Places"- Haen Gallery ...

    GC Myers is a self-taught artist living in the Finger Lakes region of New York. His landscapes, collected nationally and internationally, are emotionally ...
    music7
    New York5
    Virginia4
    Pennsylvania4
    landscape4
    painter3
    peace3
    zen2
    Alexandria2
    mixed media2
    Erie2
    rhythm2
    emotion2
    Corning1
    colorist1
    modernist1
    calmness1
    self-taught artist1
    exiles1
    red roof1
    bold colors1
    West End Gallery1
    redtree1
    GC Myers1
    darkness visible1
    Principle Gallery1
    strong lines1
    eastern feeling1
    integrated titles1
    KADA Gallery1
    seeking imperfection1

    www.gcmyers.com - 2009-02-05

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