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Making a splash
COOS BAY — There are a few tricks to getting kids into an art exhibit.
Bright colors are a good place to start. Making things from recognizable household objects also helps. And glow-in-the-dark items don’t hurt.
But most importantly, everything must be touchable.
Those are the secrets of Bandon fiber artist Angela Haseltine Pozzi in “Low Tide at the Oregon Coast: Undetermined Species,” an exhibit of sculptures inspired by marine life at the Coos Art Museum.
Bright colors are a good place to start. Making things from recognizable household objects also helps. And glow-in-the-dark items don’t hurt.
But most importantly, everything must be touchable.
Those are the secrets of Bandon fiber artist Angela Haseltine Pozzi in “Low Tide at the Oregon Coast: Undetermined Species,” an exhibit of sculptures inspired by marine life at the Coos Art Museum.
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