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32 | May/June • 2014 it. Focus on what you like and make sure what you're paying is in line with your desire for the piece." Mark sug- gested online research in discerning a fair price for art, but he cautioned, "Whether it costs five dollars or one million dollars, it needs to have some meaning to you." On a trip to Madrid several years ago, Mark and Denise ventured to the Museo de Prada. ere, they pur- chased a few colorful paintings that are at the entrance to Casa de Lynch. "e artist's name is Yantani. I remember so I know if he ever becomes famous," chuckled Denise. Local Opportunities & Exposure Anne Rawson, Community Invest- ments Director of the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County, ech- oed Mark's visceral sentiments when approaching art: "You can say that you simply purchase a few pieces of art, or you can say that you're a collector with a more deliberate approach to what you purchase. Either way, the connec- tor is passion – to get pieces that speak deeply to you. All collections begin that way." For residents of Fayetteville and Cumberland County, there exists a wealth of learning opportunities and exposure to local artists (for free!). rough June 21st, the Arts Coun- cil, at 301 Hay Street, will host their annual Public Works 2014, sponsored by the Public Works Commission. In this public call (where all local artists Free For one year Management Fees on new accounts Boxwell Real Estate Homeowner's AssociAtion mAnAgement We feel we are one of the best in the Fayetteville area. The HOA team dedicated to passionate service. Drew Boxwell @ 910-237-7835 for a confidential appointment. ManageMent Since 1996

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