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DDG Palm Springs LGBT Arts and Entertainment guide, everything else is on the web if you can find it. As we go to print, we join the many friends and fellow actors are remembering actress and entrepreneur Suzanne Somers with fondness. Somers died Sunday at age 76 after battling cancer for more than two decades. The actor died early Sunday, on the eve of her 77th birthday, after living. with breast cancer for more than two decades, according to Somers’ publicist R. Couri Hay.
DDG Palm Springs LGBT Arts and Entertainment guide, everything else is on the web if you can find it. As we go to print, we join the many friends and fellow actors are remembering actress and entrepreneur Suzanne Somers with fondness. Somers died Sunday at age 76 after battling cancer for more than two decades. The actor died early Sunday, on the eve of her 77th birthday, after living. with breast cancer for more than two decades, according to Somers’ publicist R. Couri Hay.
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Located behind the Mercedes-Benz dealership on Highway 111/<br />
East Palm Canyon. The Backstreet Art District has been featuring<br />
local artists for the past 5 years. The complex is composed of<br />
a variety of spaces where artists have their galleries and some<br />
also have a working studio. Most of the galleries are open from<br />
11 - 4 weekdays, however, the working artists m<strong>ai</strong>nt<strong>ai</strong>n their<br />
own personal schedules and flexibility is the concept. All of the<br />
galleries are open the first Wednesday of every month from 6-9<br />
p.m. for the FIRST WEDNESDAY ART WALK displaying recent art<br />
that has been created.<br />
There is a rich diversity representing the arts found in the<br />
Backstreet District. A few of the artist’s galleries were featured<br />
in this column during the past year. The Maxson Studio and<br />
Gallery is one featured in the <strong>DDG</strong>. Included in their exhibits<br />
is the art and craft of Greg and Linda Maxon. Linda works<br />
in ceramics and found organic objects and Greg works with<br />
wood in constructing creative works from decorative boxes<br />
to unique tables. They also feature the work of other artists<br />
and craftspeople. The Tom Ross Gallery was also featured last<br />
year. Tom works on clear acrylic panels p<strong>ai</strong>nting images on<br />
them. These individual panels are arranged around the inside<br />
of the gallery showing a continuous p<strong>ai</strong>nting evolving from<br />
underwater to landscape fantasy scenes. Each panel tells a story<br />
within itself and also acts entirely as a stand-alone p<strong>ai</strong>nting<br />
which can be removed from the panorama of p<strong>ai</strong>ntings.<br />
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Several new galleries have arisen during the<br />
past year, including, The Studio, featuring the<br />
photography of Chari Godakanda which also<br />
houses his studio and darkroom, along with his<br />
book design and printing business. The gallery of<br />
Marconi Calindas is also a new addition. He works in a variety of<br />
media creating both two and three-dimensional artworks. His<br />
work will be featured in a future addition of the <strong>DDG</strong>. His closest<br />
neighboring gallery has the artist Carina Cravcenco, her gallery<br />
includes her works along with other artists she features. All of<br />
these new galleries along with those that have existed in the<br />
District will have many new surprises and enticements included<br />
in this week’s Wednesday Art Walk. For art lovers and anyone<br />
looking for an exhilarating option for Wednesday evening<br />
entert<strong>ai</strong>nment the Backstreet District is your answer for this<br />
week.<br />
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