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9/18/26 to 12/20/26

Umbrella Arts On Being Human: Mosaic Meditations by Cynthia Fisher

40 Stow Street

Concord, MA

United States

Contact: The Umbrella Arts Center

On Being Human: Mosaic Meditations by Cynthia Fisher

Opening Reception: Tuesday, October 6, 6 - 8 PM (RSVP appreciated)

Mosaic Activity: during Free Family Day, Saturday, October 10, 2 - 4 PM (registration appreciated)

Artist Talk: Wednesday, November 7, 3 - 4 PM (RSVP appreciated)

Driven by curiosity and a background in Wildlife Biology, Cynthia Fisher has created varied and philosophical works that seek to elevate mosaics beyond the world of craft and into fine art.

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