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Tiburon artist to display her abstract paintings at Town Hall

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Tiburon artist Cecilie Starin’s ‘Wake Up Call’ is among her works to be display at Tiburon Town Hall.

Tiburon’s Cecilie Starin will exhibit her abstract paintings in a new exhibit at Town Hall.

The show, which is staged in the building’s upstairs gallery, begins March 4 and runs through April 30, with an artist’s reception from 6 to 8 p.m. on opening night.

Starin, 75, grew up among the orange groves of Southern California and later on the farms and orchards of the Central Valley. She and her husband, Sidney Luscutoff, own the farm near Davis where he grew up, and she says she has great affinity for California land.

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