'Virtual' Auburn Arts: July 22 - 29

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 Virtual Arts: July 22-29

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Auburn Maskerpieces

"AUBURN MASK-ERPIECES!"
Some of Auburn’s favorite sculptures will be getting fun new mask accessories, and we want you to be a part of the fun too! Let’s all find ways to make our facemasks an opportunity for art! Decorate a mask, express yourself with color or fun patterns, and share your pictures with us, and ask yourself, how can our masks become a canvas for creativity? Share your pictures with us in our post on Facebook or email us at arts@auburnwa.gov

SCULPTURE OF THE WEEK

You Are Here - Millennium Sundial

Title: "You Are Here - Millennium Sundial"
Artist: Ries Niemi
Medium: Steel, wood, metal and stone

A functioning sundial and representation of the solar system, inlaid into the top of a massive 9x11 foot picnic table, alter what would be a commonplace occurrence into a dialogue of your place within the world and universe. Come by Auburn's Les Gove Park to check out this great public artwork in person!

For more like this, visit the City of Auburn's public art collection website.

VIRTUAL ART GALLERY

Alex Kamola

The City of Auburn Virtual Galleries is now pleased to feature the artwork of Alex Kamols, selected for the City Hall Gallery. Kamola is a talented local PNW ceramicist, and these featured artworks are ceramic garden sculptures. They are all hand-built using coil and or slab techniques out of stoneware clay that has been reduction fired up to cone 10. Photo credits to Aaron Hartzell.

For more information about the City of Auburn Galleries, visit our website.

Paper Campfire Craft

ARTS EDUCATION

  • Paper Campfire Craft– Make your own light up campfires with this fun and simple tutorial. This is a fun summer camping-inspired project that you can use to play indoorsor bring with you on your next outdoor adventure as a night light for your tent!
  • DIY Light Up Fireflies - Here is an easy summer craft for kids or teens, these DIY light upfireflies are so simple to make and you can recycle those plastic Easter eggs to make these adorable fireflies. This is an easy DIY that makes for great summer craft project!
  • Jellyfish Salt Painting – Summer in the Northwest makes us think of the ocean, so go ahead and try this fun process art jellyfish painting activity thatwill mesmerize the kids as they watched the paint colors mix and travel along the lines of salt and glue!

For more awesome art activity ideas like these, please visit Auburn's Virtual Recreation page

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Summer is officially upon us and we've got  some great new content on Auburn's Parks, Arts & Recreation's Virtual Recreation page. A list of opportunities, ideas and programs to help you stay active and engaged. We have both indoor and outdoor options listed. Included below are some of the featured activities for the week. We hope you join us!

For a full list of activities, visit: auburnwa.gov/VirtualRec. We invite you to follow us on the Auburn Parks, Arts & Recreation Facebook for more great fun and interactive programs and activities. 

Auburn Parks, Arts & Recreation
253-931-3043 | www.auburnwa.gov/VirtualRec