Deidre Blais of Three Sisters art gallery on 32 Exchange St. in Gorham displays the community art piece she began on her opening night. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Deidre Blais of Three Sisters art gallery on 32 Exchange St. in Gorham displays the community art piece she began on her opening night. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
GORHAM — Deidre Blais the proprietor of “Three Sisters” art gallery at 32 Exchange St. in Gorham recently opened her gallery with a community art project.
Blais said, “I really wanted to start with a community art project. I put up a blank canvas painted black with checkerboard lines giving people a blank square to draw or write in with chalk. People wrote in words about how they felt coming out of the pandemic and how they felt about being able to gather in groups again.
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