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Arts Center awards $2,500 prize at exhibit opening

Jerry Leeman's sculpted eagle 'Highliner' won an award. The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent

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Jerry Leeman's sculpted eagle "Highliner" won an award. The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent

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  • Chris Damerow and Debbie Brett of Rookery Bay display bear and panther skulls. The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent
  • Featured artist Kamran Syed, center, talks to Russ Simmons. The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent
  • The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent
  • Sophia DeBilzan, 9, displays the winning ticket, purchased by Sandy Elliott. The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent
  • Sophia DeBilzan, 9, hands the winning ticket to Lynn Holley. The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent
  • Eyes on the prize - Lynn Holley and Ken Stroud prepare to draw the winning entry. The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent
  • Marcia Rand inspects the photos of Kamran Syed. The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent
  • Don McDonald stands by his first place-winning photograph. The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent
  • Jerry Leeman's sculpted eagle 'Highliner' won an award. The Marco Island Center for the Arts on Winterberry Drive opened new exhibits Tuesday evening, and awarded a $2,500 raffle prize. Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent

The May “second Tuesday” opening of a new show at the Marco Island Center for the Arts took a walk on the wild and exotic side, but the patrons’ focus was more on the mundane and financial.

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