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First Posted: 2/6/2013 Nine-year-old Alex Krenitsky will be the featured artist at the upcoming Clarks Summit Second Friday Art Walk Feb. 8. Krenitsky is a fourth grade student at Newton Ransom Elementary School and eventgoers will find an assortment of his pencil drawings at Weezie's Corner, 116 Depot St., Clarks Summit. 
Beverly Krenitsky, Alex's grandmother, said of his love for art, Alex has been drawing as long as I can remember&amp;#8230; I gave him a sketch book and he has already filled it, and working on another one&amp;#8230; She said at 7 he had three entries at the Harford Fair and won First and Third prizes and Honorable Mention.
Art is a family tradition.
 After seeing his Uncle John's cartoons, he likes to draw cartoons. He picks up very fast when someone shows him something different, added Beverly Krenitsky, who has lived in Clarks Summit since she was 5. 
John, Beverly's son and Alex's uncle &amp;#8211; also draws for his own enjoyment. Three paintings are on display at Cooper's Seafood Restaurant, 701 N. Washington St., Scranton. When in high school he drew a weekly cartoon for The Abington Journal, modeled after his dog Bowser.
Beverly said, I draw just for my own enjoyment. I also have a home craft business, Homespun, so I enjoy crocheting, crafts, painting. I started drawing when I was a kid. Horses were my passion so a lot of my pictures were of them. Most of my drawings are pencil sketches. My friend, Ann Ross, who is an accomplished artist is teaching me how to paint with oils and watercolors.
The three family members will share their art with the public at Weezie's Corner. 
They youngest of the trio will be dressed as Spiderman Jr. Feb. 16 during the Clarks Summit Festival of Ice and will feature comic books for sale at Weezie's Corner in line with the event's Subzero Superhero theme.
For more information on the Art Council of the Abingtons or Second Friday Art Walk, email Charlie Charlesworth at <a href=mailto:ffnepa@epix.net>ffnepa@epix.net</a>. 
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Weezie's Corner, 116 Depot St.
A1 Gold, 204 Depot St.
Abington Art Studio, 208 Depot St.
Lawler's Affordable Elegance, 210 Depot St.
Duffy's Coffee Shop, 312 State St.
Cloe and Company, 410 State St.
Everything Natural, 426 State St.
Mama Mia's, 507 S. State St.
Soul to Sole, 535 S. State St.
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Three generations of talent