Jennifer Anderson speaks the round lamp at the Boehm Gallery on April 5, 2018. (Belen De Anda/The Telescope)
Jennifer Anderson speaks the round lamp at the Boehm Gallery on April 5, 2018. (Belen De Anda/The Telescope)
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Gallery: Wood Diversified exhibit

Telescope Staff
April 26, 2018

The Boehm Gallery hosted the Wood Diversified exhibit from March 22 to April 20 featuring a variety of artists and work.

Photos by Belen De Anda/The Telescope

Ken Minasian speaks at the art show at the Boehm Gallery on April 5. Belen De Anda / The Telescope
Art by Todd Partridge at the Boehm Gallery on April 5. Belen De Anda / The Telescope
Art piece Stacking Chairs at the Boehm Gallery on April 5. Belen De Anda / The Telescope
Art Piece at the Boehm Gallery on April 5. Belen De Anda /The Telescope
Jennifer Anderson speaks about her art at the Boehm Gallery on April 5. Belen De Anda /The Telescope
Art at the Boehm Gallery April 5. Belen De anda /The Telescope
Jennifer Anderson speaks about the round lamp at the Boehm Gallery on April 5. Belen De Anda /The Telescope
Art at the Boehm Gallery April 5. Belen De anda /The Telescope
Art spectators at the Boehm Gallery on April 5. Belen De Anda / The Telescope
Artist Todd Partridge at the Boehm Gallery on April 5. Belen De Anda / The Telescope

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