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Valentine’s Day Fused Glass Jewelry
Take this fun class and create a unique gift for that special person in your life! During this class you will learn the basics of glass fusion, and create your own art pieces. Upon completion of this class you will have created 2 pendants and 2 earrings available for pick up in 7 days. All materials will be included and no experience is required. 8 and up, children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration required.
Location: The REC
Instructor: Dirk Hosie
Ages: 8+ with guardian; 12+
Wednesday, January 29, 6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Fee: $40/$50
To register of for more information, visit the registration page
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Professional Development Classes for Artists:
Writing an Artist Statement with Artist Trust
Artist statements are hard to write, but they’re an important tool for artists working in any discipline. In this workshop, led by Artist Trust program manager Lydia Boss, you’ll learn the basics of writing successful artist statements and create your own. By the end of the workshop, you’ll have a solid statement to use for grant, residency, or fellowship applications, on your website, and/or in your portfolio.
TAKEAWAYS: Strong artist statement to use for presenting your work, artist statement essentials, when you might need an artist statement, and how to explain your work and creative aspirations in writing
Location: Auburn Community and Event Center
Instructor: Artist Trust Program Manager
Ages: 16+
Wednesday, January 29, 6:00 PM-8:00 PM
Fee: $5
To register of for more information, visit the registration page
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 CALLS TO ARTISTS, ARTS EDUCATORS AND ORGANIZATIONS!
The City of Auburn has arts opportunities currently posted and open for applications, including:
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Pianos on Parade - Deadline: March 1, 2020
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Benchmarks - Deadline: March 1, 2020
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2020-21 Downtown Sculpture Gallery - Deadline: March 19, 2020
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2020 Mary Olson Farm Artist in Residence - Deadline: March 19, 2020
- Seeking arts educators for 2020 ArtRageous activities - Open Until Filled
For more information about these opportunities or to apply, please visit our arts opportunities page.
City Hall Gallery:
City Hall:
25 W Main St
Open Monday – Friday, 8 AM–5 PM
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January 8 - February 20
Diane Keck
Capturing her hometown of Auburn, local artist Diane Keck finds inspiration for her charming pastel artworks in the “trees and greenery of parks and trails,” providing her “endless opportunities to capture new images.”
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Community Center Gallery:
Community & Event Center:
910 Ninth Street SE
Open Monday - Friday, 6:30 AM - 9 PM
Saturday, 8 AM - 4 PM
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January 8 - February 20
Lana Blinderman
Lana Blinderman is a Northwest documentary photographer whose work explores urban architecture. Auburn Arts present a collection of Lana's photographs of the beloved Valley 6 Drive-In Theatres prior to their closure.
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Cheryl Sallee Gallery:
Auburn Senior Center
808 Ninth ST SE
Monday–Friday, 8 AM –5 PM
Extended Hours: Monday–Wednesday, 5 PM – 9 PM
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January 9 - March 5
Jenna Howell
Artist Jenna Howell will be sharing an exhibition of her whimsical and colorful watercolor paintings. Howell is an arts educator also and she loves use her passion for art as encouragement for others to “pick up a brush and discover the beauty creating!”
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Art on Main Gallery:
One Main St - sidewalk window-front gallery
Visible to the public 24/7
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Present - January 6
Becky Frehse
“Fiddle Woods” is a mixed-media installation by Tacoma artist Becky Frehse that includes assemblages of natural wood branches, musical instruments, found objects, ceramic parts, and lighting to suggest a forest engaged in a musical concert through color, gesture, and light. A thick, gestural forest with vertical and diagonal branches and LED spotlights to create a dynamic effect at night, this installation is also filled with unplayable string instruments, becoming ornamented and grouped to offer a visual medley of treats for the viewer to discover.
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