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Tripoli Gallery’s Thanksgiving Collective

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Bella McGoldrick, “TUBES," 2020, oil on panel.

Laith McGregor, “Alone Time,” 2018, oil on canvas. COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND TRIPOLI GALLERY

Tripoli Gallery’s 16th Annual Thanksgiving Collective opens Saturday, November 28, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Titled “Are We There Yet?” it includes 12 artists: Sabra Moon Elliot, Rhys Gaetano, Judith Hudson, Bryan Hunt, Yung Jake, Liz Markus, Bella McGoldrick, Laith McGregor, Angelbert Metoyer, Miles Partington, Lauren West and Lucy Winton. The show runs through January 28, 2021.

Tripoli Gallery, 26 Ardsley Road, Wainscott. Visit tripoligallery.com, 631-377-3715.

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