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Michael Dumas Announced The Winner of the March 2013 ArtQuench Gallery Art Competition

Posted on June 8, 2013 by JW Najarian | Leave a comment

Art Quench Gallery Presents;

Michael Dumas is the winner of the March “Open Theme” Art Competition.

Art Quench Gallery welcomes Michael to the Art Quench family.

Michael has won one year of representation with Art Quench Gallery.

Winning Image title;“ Trust” Continue reading →

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