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Celebration of Fine Art show director and co-owner Susan Morrow Potje makes an appearance on The Today and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Podcast.
Celebration of Fine Art show director and co-owner Susan Morrow Potje makes an appearance on The Today and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Podcast.
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So Scottsdale magazine reporter Kaylor Jones recently interviewed Susan Morrow Potje, Celebration of Fine Art show director, about the show’s 35-year history and they’ve built a legacy of celebrating art and the spirit of connection. In this article, she writes about the return of the show and the uplifting experience of collaboration, creativity and camaraderie that is very much alive at the Celebration of Fine Art.