Where is this?

i love the wind

i love the rain

i love the moon and stars

id love to vist you quite soon

and kiss you through the bars

This exhibition celebrates the creativity of Evergreen faculty and staff.

visit http://www.evergreen.edu/gallery for details.

South Puget Sound To Celebrate Native American Heritage South Puget Sound Community College will host the college’s first Native American Heritage Celebration on Saturday, April 18 at the Kenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts. The day-long event, kicking off at 11 a.m. and running through 5 p.m., will feature workshops, performances, presentations, vendors and more. The Minnaert Center Gallery will also be open, displaying an exhibit of Native American art exhibition, which begins April 9 and runs through April 30. Gallery hours are Tuesdays through Saturdays from noon to 5 p.m. Workshops will include carving, beading, basket weaving and general kids activities. The Canoe Families will be among the performances, which will also include traditional storytelling. Presentations will focus on native language, anthropology and more. Vendors will be on hand with food, arts and crafts and more. All activities are open to the public for this free, all-ages event. For more information about the Native American Heritage Celebration, contact Dave Rector, the Dean of Student Life at South Puget Sound, at (360) 596-5306. For questions about the gallery exhibition, contact the Kenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts at (360) 596-5501. ABOUT THE MINNAERT CENTER: The Kenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts, South Puget Sound Community College’s signature building, houses a 500-seat main stage theater, the Black Box Theater, an art gallery and state-of-the-art music facilities. In addition, the building’s classrooms for art labs and choral and instrumental music rehearsals offer home bases for the college’s humanities and communication programs.

Photos by Laura Killian

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Studio Hours

There are many upcoming Procession related events. Check out the website for the latest information!

Procession of the Species Celebration

POSC

From the Procession of the Species Website:

Art Studio Open House & Volunteer Meeting

Procession Organizing and Call for Volunteers Meeting Saturday, March 7th, 11:00 am to Noon Procession Art Studio, 311 Capitol Way North

Procession Community Art Studio Open House Saturday, March 7th, Noon to 3:00 PM* Procession Art Studio, 311 Capitol Way North

Procession Community Art Studio Open seven days a week as of Sunday, March 8th 2:00pm to 9:00pm Weekdays Noon to 10:00pm Weekends

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I'm not a regular here on the blog, but I have some news and a sort of call to artists -

Wasn't sure about blog etiquette so I posted it in the classifieds and anyone interested should look there for all the info.

or here: http://olyblog.net/new-ceramics-studio-coming-soon

If it's okay for this posting to be in the blog, please let me know and I'll adjust it. Thanks Thanks Thanks!

Curious about what the new year holds for you? Come to the intuitive arts fair and have a reading through the intuitive arts. Bring your pets to see the animal communicator. Wonderful fine arts available as well.

Date: January 10, 2009 – Saturday
Where: Shelton
Time: 10 - 6

~ Free Admittance ~

Cove Crystals is a rock shop full of gems from pocket size to museum specimens, a gallery of drift wood and fine arts by locals, a gift shop filled with unique items, a flooring shop with magic carpets, and a meeting place for energy workers, native arts classes and more.

Cove Crystal Rock Shop Intuitive Arts Fair (360) 426-8111

Driving directions from I-5 (mileage is approximate) Take exit 104 (go 6 miles) Take Shelton exit Hwy 101 N. (go 11 miles) Take exit-only lane to Hwy 3 N. (veer right at exit, drive 1 ½ miles) (At 1st stop-light) go Right on Arcadia Rd (drive 2 miles) Turn Left at Cove Crystals sign drive to second building on Left

Vendor offerings include:
Reiki
Shamanism
Palmistry
Tarot
Aura Photos
Dream Interpretation
Mediums
Animal Communication
Talismanic Jewelry

Embedding is turned off, but Bridget Irish (and here) posted a sweet movie of the creation of a "I Love Olympia" banner downtown.

Go here for the silent version, here for the organ version.

We will have a new display of work from Seattle artist Kate Endle beginning on November 7, 2008. Join us for your first peek during First Friday from 5-9pm.

Her collages and illustrations have made their way into a variety of publications, books and media including The Utne Reader, Sesame Street Workshop, Macy's & Yamaha to name a few. Her work could be seen most recently hanging at Anthropologie in Seattle.

Original work as well as prints will be available for purchase at Home Body, Eco-Luxe Living through December 2008.