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Artists honored at Locally Grown Exhibit

Tribune Staff

| December 20, 2022

Printed in the December 21, 2022 edition

Photo courtesy of Northland Pioneer CollegeThe talent of artists from throughout Navajo and Apache counties was evident in this fall’s Locally Grown juried art exhibition at the Talon Gallery at Northland Pioneer College. Emma Rockey (right) of Snowflake took home the second place cash award with her painting A Trout for Russell. Residents James Beck Gucwa of Pinetop and Karen Lewis of Show Low captured first and third place cash awards.