March 3 - 30
Carving
Your Own Niche
Women
and Aspirations
An Exhibit of Woodcarvings
by Mary Michael Shelley
Mary
Michael Shelley's painted woodcarvings of dreamers symbolize how women
aspire to personal advancement.
Dreamers inspire others to believe in worth and achievement, life and
humanity. The founding mothers of equality exhibited optimism about
the fruition of their dreams and provided examples in perseverance and
courage for all women to follow today.
Woodcarving Demonstrations
Saturday,
March 3; 10am - 3pm
Mary Michael Shelley
Demonstrations of relief-style painted woodcarvings.
Saturday, March
10; 10am - 3pm
Onondaga Woodcarvers
Club
- Joe
Coleman: Carving
birds of prey
- Lee Mills: Carving
decorative duck decoys
- Ann Allen: Carving
local songbirds
- Newt Allen: Questions
and Answers
Saturday, March
17; 10am - 3pm
Don Buss:
Carving birds and eagles
Robin Salsbury: Carving shore birds
and duck decoys
Saturday, March
24; 10am - 3pm
Carl Dumbauld:
Demonstrating power
techniques carving songbirds
Al Adaskin: Demonstrating knife techniques
Woodcarving exhibit and demonstrations
included with the park entrance fee;
$2.00 for visitors 17 and older.
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