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Glace Bay artist's work on display at the Cape Breton University Art Gallery

SaltWire Network | Posted: Jan. 16, 2020, 3:10 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 19, 2020, 1:50 p.m. | 1 Min Read
On display Glace Bay artist John Lannon stands by one of his paintings, now on display at the Cape Breton University Art Gallery during the Proletariat exhibit, which ends today. The acrylic on canvas piece symbolizes democracy’s struggle during the time of dishonest politicians who don’t complete what the public votes them to do. Lannon’s work has been lauded for years both at home and internationally. CAPE BRETON POST
On display Glace Bay artist John Lannon stands by one of his paintings, now on display at the Cape Breton University Art Gallery during the Proletariat exhibit, which ends today. The acrylic on canvas piece symbolizes democracy’s struggle during the time of dishonest politicians who don’t complete what the public votes them to do. Lannon’s work has been lauded for years both at home and internationally. CAPE BRETON POST

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SYDNEY, N.S. — Glace Bay artist John Lannon stands by one of his paintings, now on display at the Cape Breton University Art Gallery during the Proletariat exhibit, which ends Friday.

The acrylic on canvas piece symbolizes democracy’s struggle during the time of dishonest politicians who don’t complete what the public votes them to do.

Lannon’s work has been lauded for years both at home and internationally.

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