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Bright Spots - Unremarkable exhibit has some good work

Celebrations of cultural diversity have become ubiquitous in the art world in recent years. Among local institutions reflecting this generally salutary trend is Associated Artists of Winston-Salem, whose latest exhibition to engage the cultural diversity theme is on view through Nov. 20 at Associated Artists Gallery.

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Sept. 28, 2008

• A Guiding Light Goes Out

Aug. 24, 2008

• Focus on Arts: Five for the Show

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