1/6Sasha Willis (left) and Van Howell check out their portraits by Sandra Willis (not pictured) in the exhibition Synchronicity with Denise Hart at Culliford House, Saturday, November 2, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
Trio in art show
Synchronicity art exhibition featuring work by (from left) Sandra Willis, Megan Shine and Ian Hay at Culliford House.
2/6Ross Hay (left) and Josh Sargood at Synchronicity art exhibition featuring work by Ian Hay, Sandra Willis and Megan Shine at Culliford House, Saturday, November 2, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
3/6Shae Hay and Roy Hay at Synchronicity art exhibition featuring work by Ian Hay, Sandra Willis and Megan Shine at Culliford House, Saturday, November 2, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
4/6Vicki Andrews (left) and Stephanie Andrews at Synchronicity art exhibition featuring work by Ian Hay, Sandra Willis and Megan Shine at Culliford House, Saturday, November 2, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
5/6Shannon Hay (left) and Elkie Hay at Synchronicity art exhibition featuring work by Ian Hay, Sandra Willis and Megan Shine at Culliford House, Saturday, November 2, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
6/6Synchronicity art exhibition featuring work by (from left) Sandra Willis, Megan Shine and Ian Hay at Culliford House, Saturday, November 2, 2019. Picture: Kevin Farmer
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