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Gallery: Spring Art and Craft Sale

Telescope Staff
May 6, 2018
Clay sculptures of a frog-like creature and severed fingers on a table covered by a black cloth.
Trina McLeary
Artwork on display at the Palomar college student art sale. (Trina McLeary/The Telescope)
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This semester Palomar College’s Art and Craft Sale took place from May 2 to May 5 in the courtyard in front of the Boehm Gallery. These are a few of the photos staff photographers Belen De Anda, Trina McLeary and Trevor Nance caught during the event.

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