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Studio visits with artist Fiona Clark

Friday February 2 2024 9:00am

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Press release: Studio visits with artist Fiona Clark

When: Feb 2, 9 am - 3 pm

Where: West Windsor Arts

Come visit our Artist in Residence, Fiona Clark.

Fiona is busy creating art in our studio and welcomes visitors. Come in to the arts center, meet Fiona, see her art and ask questions. She is here most Fridays.

Interested in visiting but Fridays don’t work for you? Send us an email to request a different day and time (info@westwindsorarts.org)

For more information, click HERE.

West Windsor Arts
952 Alexander Rd
Princeton Junction, NJ 08550
United States

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