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November 29, 2012

Meet a Young Artist

KINGSTON - Jayden D. Otwell, a 10 yr old student from DJ Bakie Elementary in Kingston, will be holding her fist official art gallery showing at the Wild Salamander Creative Arts Center in Hollis. The opening reception “A Hundred Feet of Art” will be held on Fri., November 30, from 5:00-8:00 p.m. The show will run from November 30th until January 31st, 2013. Everyone is invited to attend the opening and meet Jayden in person as well as view her artwork and enjoy the many other artists who will be displaying their work as well.

Jayden will be displaying four pieces of her original artwork which will all be available for purchase. Jayden is an avid artist in the fantasy realm of dragons. She has been drawing dragons since the age of 6. When not drawing, she can be found out and about with her family sailing, motorcycle riding, camping, snorkeling, fishing and more.

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