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11 North Street. 
Open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Sundays, noon to 4 p.m.
OR WHENEVER THE BANNERS ARE FLYING!

Drop in for ongoing exhibits in the Plymouth and Russell Galleries. See News & Events for the full calendar.

photos by Cheryl Butts

Julia R. Berkley used fabric, lace and braille-embossed copper to create "Between the Lines."	Newton artist Dora Hsiung's  "Triangle Constructions" is made of recycled plastic tubes laced with carefully selected shades of yarn.
Gateway Art	Brenda Cobb, the Guild's chief  gallery  volunteer is flanked by co-chairs Elise Pennypacker (left) and Honey Weiss (right)
Ann Lainhart of Plymouth, with her  "Rainbow Card Trick,"  left the bottom corner unfinished  so the viewer could feel the traditional three layers of a quilt.	Hannah Goodwin of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts carefully feels each piece with her eyes closed before looking at the piece to judge it visually as well.
Moon Tide by  George Mitchell of Brockton , is  a multi-sensory box  inspired by Cape Cod that is scented inside	Miriam Walsh created "Sea Storm"  with rocky shoreline, rough waves, swirling winds and calm, luminous moon, each depicted with a different texture in thick paint.
Marilyn Ferkinhoff of Middletown, RI, with her  touchable "Crazy Quilt."	Norwood artst, Peggy Wheeler's  "Treasures of the Sea" employs fabrics with textures that suggest the objects portrayed: smooth satins for the sky and clouds, coarse linen for the sail, a choppy fabric for the ocean. The treasure chest is full of giant "jewels."

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