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For gallery owner-director Justin Carafotes, His Daughter Paloma at 26 Church St. in Lenox is not simply a place to show and sell art. Itâs a place to celebrate the collaborative nature of art not only among the artists exhibiting there, but between the artists and their audience â buyers and collectors for sure, but, just as important for Carafotes, those who simply want to come and look; experience a variety of contemporary art up close and personal.
âItâs not scary [because] art matters, said Justin Carafotes of opening a new gallery right now.Ben Garver â The Berkshire Eagle
The gallery opens Saturday, with a launch party from 5 to 9 p.m. The show comprises contemporary abstract and sculptural work and photography primarily by nine artists from the Berkshires and environs, Midwest and West Coast â Kelly Rossetti, abstract and figurative paintings; Suzanne Scott, oil paintings; Michaela Flatley, abstract paintings; Amy Stone, abstract paintings; H
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The Federal Election Commission is back in the spotlight after Republican commissioners voted to close an investigation into whether former President Donald Trump violated election law by making hush-money payments during the 2016 election.
Campaign finance watchdogs panned the decision which went against the advice of the FEC’s top lawyer saying it reaffirms the agency’s inability to enforce the law. The six-member FEC cannot have more than three members from the same political party, and it needs four affirmative votes to move forward with an investigation. Republican commissioners have often voted to close inquiries into alleged campaign finance violations.