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The ever-popular Maxey Art Group & Deepings Art Club (M.A.D.) Art Exhibition returns to Stamford this summer, showcasing the work of many talented local artists. Most of the exhibits are for sale.
MAD have been exhibiting at Stamford for over 10 years.
Visitors tell us they love our artwork which includes local landscapes, animals, portraits, design and many other subjects in oil, acrylic, watercolour and pastel. There is an original piece of artwork for you that will both look great to show and be for sale at a sensible price.
The exhibition is FREE ENTRY. Come and have a look and enjoy a coffee and cake from the Stamford Art Centre café while you enjoy our work.
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Tue 4 August -15 August
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