Works by Ukrainian artist now available
Journal Staff The Rotary Club of Sarnia is helping a respected Ukrainian artist now living in Sarnia sell her work.

Journal Staff
The Rotary Club of Sarnia is helping a respected Ukrainian artist now living in Sarnia sell her work.
The club has made authorized reproductions of Natasha Nikolenko’s paintings available as prints and cards, either framed or ready to send. Nikolenko, who was born without use of her arms and legs, arrived in Sarnia in April with her caregiver Anya Kozub. She learned how to use a paintbrush with her mouth and supports herself by painting award-winning Ukrainian art.
The prints and cards are available until July 16 at the corporate office of Vision Nursing Home, via cash, cheque or e-transfer.
Proceeds will be shared with Nikolenko as well as local and international relief efforts.
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