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Gallery 14 issues call to artists for HBOI benefit

Written by: October 29 2010
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VERO BEACH — Gallery 14 has issued a call to artists for its “Our Beautiful Ocean” exhibition to benefit Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute.   The fundraising art sale will take place from Wednesday, December 1 through Saturday, January 8.

There will be two public receptions during that time frame.  Gallery 14 will donate 20% of the commission from the sale of artwork specifically for the clean-up of our ocean and rescue of wildlife resulting from the oil spill.

You can participate in the event by submitting your artwork for sale.  Subject matter should concern the ocean, wildlife, aquatic life, beaches, or birds that reflect the life found around the waters of Florida.

Entries are due at Gallery 14 on Monday, November 29 and Tuesday, November 30.

Gallery 14 is located at 1911 14th Avenue, in the historic downtown, dine and design district of Vero Beach.

To receive a prospectus and application, visit www.gallery14verobeach.com or call 772 562-5525.

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