Artistry is ageless

Posted 8/9/22

Tenants of Halcyon Senior Living West Bay on West Shore Road recently welcomed family and friends to an exhibit of their art work including paintings, sculptures and hand crafted jewelry. Halcyon …

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Artistry is ageless

FLYING FISH: Holly Desrosiers with the colorful fish she created from plastic soda bottles.

(Beacon Communications photos)

IN SEASON: Resident Norma DesRoches displays her painting of ripe tomatoes.

(Beacon Communications photos)

CAT IN THE HAT: Marilyn Kasparian sculpted a cat from papier mache that keeps her company.

(Beacon Communications photos)

CAT IN THE HAT: Marilyn Kasparian showed off one of the hats she decorated. Will she wear it for the Running of the Roses, or is it just to bring a smile to the tenants at Halcyon Senior Living? Either way, it’s fun.

(Beacon Communications photos)

Posted Tuesday, August 9, 2022 7:00 pm

Tenants of Halcyon Senior Living West Bay on West Shore Road recently welcomed family and friends to an exhibit of their art work including paintings, sculptures and hand crafted jewelry. Halcyon director of enrichment programs, Jackie Nelson and assistant Holly Desrosiers organized the exhibit that included more than 100 items.