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Art on the Edge blends art and metaphysical in Linden Hills

Milwaukee area residents Mari Akre, PJ Akre, Marie Akre and Paul Akre look at the chalk art mandala, created under the guidance of Sandy Forseth for the Art on the Edge event in Linden Hills on July 23, 2022. The Akres were celebrating Mari’s 65th birthday. “This is a really quaint place to hang out,” said Paul Akre. “It’s the little things that bring out joy. It isn’t that far away. You just have to look for it.” (Photo by Tesha M. Christensen)

Brazilian psychic Jurema Silva shared messages from loved ones who have passed on during a sold-out gallery reading.

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Lynhurst resident Kathy Pope of Yellow Dog Collage sells her handcrafted collages. “I’m really inspired by color and pattern,” she said.

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Handmade candles, soaps and self-care products were sold at the Pillars of Throw booth.

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Lucy Duncan, age 5, and her sister Lydia, age 8, watch soul painter Anne Pryor of Lovitude at work during Art on the Edge. They were accompanied by grandmother Beth LaVal (not pictured.)

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Lucy Duncan, age 5, and her sister Lydia, age 8, watch soul painter Anne Pryor of Lovitude at work during Art on the Edge. They were accompanied by grandmother Beth LaVal, at right.

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