Moses Lake Museum exhibit, ‘Balance,’ highlights the permanent and the transitory
Artist Mihail Kivachitsky stands in front of one of the paintings in his exhibit “Balance,” opening Friday at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center.
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“Through the Paradise” by Mihail Kivachitsky was inspired by the path of the comet NEOWISE through the sky.
“The History of Love” by Mihail Kivachitsky illustrates the blurring of the distinction between reality and illusion.
Gallery Coordinator Veronica Talbot hangs the nine plates of a fresco showing the life of a quail, circling around to its death at the claws of an eagle, at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center.
MOSES LAKE — Some things are temporary and some aren’t. How those intersect is the theme of an exhibit opening at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center Friday.
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