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March 23, 2006

Albany -- There's a new exhibit celebrating female artists at the Albany Museum of Art. "Ten Women in Art" is a collection of about 50 works by a group of female artists from Florida.

The artists express themselves and their world with acrylic and oil paint, ceramics, and glass.

"The people have treated us really well since we've been here and it's really a beautiful experience," said artist Lynn Spencer.

More than 100 people showed up for the opening tonight. The women's artwork will be on display until mid-June.

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