DANBURY - An art show including work by Western CT State University MFA candidates, studio art painting graduates and studio art painting majors will be on view throgh October 31 at WCSU's Warner Hall, 181 White Street. Robert Alberetti, a WestCo

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Oct 02, 2001 12:00 am

DANBURY â An art show including work by Western CT State University MFA candidates, studio art painting graduates and studio art painting majors will be on view throgh October 31 at WCSUâs Warner Hall, 181 White Street. Robert Alberetti, a WestConn art professor, curated the show, which presents works by 18 artists. For more information call 746-1321.

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DANBURY - An art show including work by Western CT State University MFA candidates, studio art painting graduates and studio art painting majors will be on view throgh October 31 at WCSU's Warner Hall, 181 White Street. Robert Alberetti, a WestCo

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