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New Moon Art Show
3 November - 1 December 2013

Edith Urban: Alder Brook

Edith Urban: Lake Placid

Edith Urban: Loon Lake

Edith Urban: South Creek

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Artists Edith Urban and Matt Paul are exhibiting their work in the Paul Smiths VIC Great Room from 3 November through 1 December 2013.

Edith Urban does Adirondack oil landscape paintings, one-of-a-kind handbags and totes, hand-made quilts, jointed Teddy Bears, hand-painted pillows, and needle-felted wool animal sculptures. "After studying under Raymond Jackman, I began painting seriously in 1981. My lifelong experiences living in the Adirondacks have been my inspiration."
Matt Paul does sculpture, painting, drawing, and photography. He specializes in graphite portraits, which may be viewed at his studio above the Adirondack Artist's Guild in Saranac Lake, NY (52 Main Street).

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The Paul Smiths VIC offers a wide variety of programs throughout the year to educate and inform Adirondack Park residents and visitors about the natural wonders of the Adirondack Mountains. You can help support these programs by joining the Friends of the VIC. More information on Friends of the VIC memberships

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Barnum Brook
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Easy Street
Fox Run
Skidder
Esker

The VIC trails are free and open to the public, from dawn to dusk, spring through fall. In winter, the trails are open to cross-country skiers and snowshoers for a fee. Day or season passes may be purchased.

Paul Smith's College VIC

8023 State Route 30
Paul Smiths, New York 12970
518-327-6241
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This unofficial site celebrates the beauty of the scenic trails at the Paul Smith's College VIC. It is designed to provide detailed material on the plants and wildlife visitors can observe along each of the VIC's fourteen trails.