<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4YFVXx_173yJFVm00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4YFVXx_173yJFVm00" width="1200" height="600" >WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - While outside it’s cold and windy, inside the Fibonacci art gallery, folks gather and observe an artist at work.“Weird abstract faces with too many eyeballs and giant teeth and stuff dripping off of them,” said Stow Dunham.Stow Dunham has called the North Country home for 14 years. Wednesday night, he was leading an art talk.“There’s a lot of talent here and a lot of artists and musicians, and I think stuff like this is.. I think it’s inspiring not just for the artist to be here talking about what they do but also for people in general to know that there is a culture of the arts in the area,” said Dunham.“It’s the first Wednesday of each month, and it is a series of talks where an artist talks about their process, talks about their medium,” said Laura Oakes.The series will also include published authors, art collectors and has already featured a silversmith.“This is very exciting. This is a cool space, and I’m interested to see what other artists are going to say and do,” said Dunham.Those with the gallery say that during the winter months, when it gets dark early and pretty cold, people tend to hunker down. Their hope is that with these art talks, they can draw the community out more.“One of the things that we were trying to do is to create an atmosphere where people want to come in and learn a little bit more about art and artists that are here in the North Country,” said Virginia Hovendon.“There’s a lot to see and do here that has to do with performance art and you know, production. And we just want to show that there’s more; it’s a great place to be. And to encourage people to stick around Watertown because it’s a great place,” said Oakes.The art talks will continue into June, with a plan to eventually feature musical artists as well. </div></body>

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WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - While outside it’s cold and windy, inside the Fibonacci art gallery, folks gather and observe an artist at work. “Weird abstract faces with too many eyeballs and giant teeth and stuff dripping off of them,” said Stow Dunham. Stow Dunham has called the...

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