Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.

Ba-da-da-dum, snap-snap, ba-da-da-dum, snap-snap...They're creepy and they're kooky and all together spooky. As the last dead leaf of autumn falls from the Addams Family Tree, all is right with the morbid, macabre world of Gomez, Morticia, Fester, Grandma, Wednesday, Pugsley and Lurch. They've gathered in the family graveyard to celebrate life and death, but Wednesday is dreaming of love with Lucas Beineke, an ordinary boy from Ohio. Could her family ever approve? Fun, mayhem, and quirky humor ensue. Directed by Penny Cullers.

Ba-da-da-dum, snap-snap, ba-da-da-dum, snap-snap...They're creepy and they're kooky and all together spooky. As the last dead leaf of autumn falls from the Addams Family Tree, all is right with the morbid, macabre world of Gomez, Morticia, Fester, Grandma, Wednesday, Pugsley and Lurch. They've gathered in the family graveyard to celebrate life and death, but Wednesday is dreaming of love with Lucas Beineke, an ordinary boy from Ohio. Could her family ever approve? Fun, mayhem, and quirky humor ensue. Directed by Penny Cullers.

Ba-da-da-dum, snap-snap, ba-da-da-dum, snap-snap...They're creepy and they're kooky and all together spooky. As the last dead leaf of autumn falls from the Addams Family Tree, all is right with the morbid, macabre world of Gomez, Morticia, Fester, Grandma, Wednesday, Pugsley and Lurch. They've gathered in the family graveyard to celebrate life and death, but Wednesday is dreaming of love with Lucas Beineke, an ordinary boy from Ohio. Could her family ever approve? Fun, mayhem, and quirky humor ensue. Directed by Penny Cullers.

Portraiture is as old as art. Portraits have always been used to depict the importance, wealth, beauty, power, and personality of the sitter. A good portrait however moves beyond depicting a liekness of a person to a commentary on his/her humanity. The paintings and photographs in this exhibition are portraits of local individuals who portray features of our cultural environment and are part of the fabric of our community. Dick Beeman, Clive Fullagar, and Luke Townsend are all local artists living in Manhattan. None of them have had a formal training in art. All MAC gallery exhibits are free and open to the public.