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First grader Maura Lucy Patrick shares a moment with her sister while she holds a card of congratulations she received during the opening reception for Durham's Finest. (Photo: Gerard Farrow/Echo Staff Photographer) |
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By Aaron Daye Echo Staff Reporter |
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The world seen through the eyes of a child can be enlightening. A child's view of the world is enhanced by a mix of innocence and honesty. Durham's Fines, an exhibit which opened on Jan. 11 in NCCU's Art Museum, gives the community a chance to see the best art work produced by K-12 grade students from 42 area schools. The annual exhibit is in its 31st year. Durham's Finest is one of the best promotions available for keeping the arts alive in the public school curriculum: it gives the community a chance to praise the art of the young. Winners will be purchased by the NCCU Art Museum. And will remain in its permenant collection. The works will be on display until February 6,2004. |
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