Mathias Fine Art

‘Blue & Yellow: Persist’ ends with raffle drawing Oct. 2

Cordula Mathias
Wed, 09/28/2022 - 7:45am
Grouped under Sochor’s canvas “Freedom,” Singers at Mathias Fine Art Aug 20 for a special program are: Lesia Sochor, soprano Anna Dembska, and Trevett’s Andrea Goodman. Courtesy of Cordula Mathias
The raffle drawing for this painting will be at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 2 at Mathias Fine Art.

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10 Mathias Drive
Trevett, ME 04571
United States

    The last few days of the group exhibition “Blue & Yellow: Persist” are rapidly approaching. The exhibition is intended as a gesture of solidarity with Ukraine, its artists, and culture.  

    There is still time to  be part of the fundraising raffle for an original watercolor painting by Smith,  before the drawing of the winning ticket on Sunday, Oct. 2 at 4:30 p.m. Raffle tickets are $15 for one or $35 for three tickets. 

    All moneys raised through ticket sales will be divided between two humanitarian organizations which are involved in helping Ukrainian refugees: Ukrainian National Women’s League of America (www.unwla.org) and Women for Women International  (www.womenforwomen.org).

    Special talks and programming culminated with three singers -  soprano Anna Dembska, and our own multi-faceted performer Andrea Goodman with her bandura - who performed together on Aug. 20 producing a memorable event for all who were able to attend. 

    Mathias Fine Art is at 10 Mathias Drive in Trevett. Gallery hours are Wednesday – Sunday noon to 5 p.m.  and by appointment.

    More information about “Blue & Yellow: Persist” and the gallery can about be found on www.mathiasfineart.com.

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