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Artist Jock McDonald stopped by on Monday afternoon with a charter bus of friends, collectors, and fellow artists, for an informal tour and artist talk of his current exhibition, “The Light of Water.” In “The Light of Water”, Napa-based McDonald reflects on the cyclical qualities of water and its ability to transform, unify, and connect each of us to the natural world. See “The Light of Water” by Jock McDonald on display, pre-security, in Terminal 1. http://bit.ly/2uHT3tq
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