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    A record number of people attended an art talk at the Mcglothlin Center for the Arts on September 14th. The featured artist, Jennifer Angus, uses insects to create patterns on gallery walls, which intrigued Emory & Henry student Hannah Kintzel given it's an unusual medium. Angus' art will be on display for the next two months.

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    A record number of people attended an art talk at the Mcglothlin Center for the Arts on September 14th. The featured artist, Jennifer Angus, uses insects to create patterns on gallery walls, which intrigued Emory & Henry student Hannah Kintzel given it's an unusual medium. Angus' art will be on display for the next two months.

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    Art Talk

    Hart
    September 20, 2016
    Nat Sound crowd talking
    A record number of people attended the art talk at the Mcglothlin Center for the Arts on
    September 14. The featured artists choice in material might have been the reason for this
    increase. Artist Jennifer Angus uses insects to create patterns on the walls of the gallery. Emory
    & Henry student Hannah Kintzel was intrigued by Angus material choice.
    Obviously, its not a medium most artists use...very interesting
    Angus art will be on display for the next two months.
    Julianne Hart- WEHC
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