Seattle Repertory Theatre presents Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, directed by Jerry Manning. The winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play, I Am My Own Wife is a profound story of survival.
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February 2012
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The Space Separating is a collection of mixed media portraiture discussing human vulnerability through Austin Stiegmeier’s distinctive use of the metaphorical narrative.
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The EDGE Program provides literary artists with a comprehensive survey of professional practices through a hands-on, interactive curriculum that includes instruction by professionals in the field, as well as specialized presentations, panel discussions and assignments.
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253 Collective artists and Tower Coffee Bar and Grill showcase art and highlight local businesses at group show.
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Seattle Repertory Theatre presents Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, directed by Jerry Manning. The winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play, I Am My Own Wife is a profound story of survival.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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This world premier comedy will have you wincing and laughing at the same time. When his internet spoofs go viral, Joshua decides to take his fame to the next level by capturing Osama Bin Laden...Part satire, part sketch comedy, part spoof, this world premier comedy will leave you breathless with laughter!
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Seattle Repertory Theatre presents Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, directed by Jerry Manning. The winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play, I Am My Own Wife is a profound story of survival.
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An exhibition of art that explores the concept of borders as a subject matter to be celebrated or challenged.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Since its inception in 1874, The Augustana Symphonic Band performs music of the highest artistic quality written for the wind band.
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Mirror Stage presents the Feed Your Mind staged reading of What We’re Up Against by Theresa Rebeck. A funny yet insightful view of one woman’s response when she tires of slamming into the glass ceiling. A moderated discussion follows every performance.
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The Seattle Wind Symphony, Larry Gookin, Artistic Director/Conductor. Inaugural Season – Concert II – American Scenes.
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Special screening of a new film that exposes how mainstream media contribute to the under-representation of women in positions of power and influence in America.
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Mirror Stage presents the Feed Your Mind staged reading of What We’re Up Against by Theresa Rebeck. A funny yet insightful view of one woman’s response when she tires of slamming into the glass ceiling. A moderated discussion follows every performance.
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Seattle Repertory Theatre presents Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, directed by Jerry Manning. The winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play, I Am My Own Wife is a profound story of survival.
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Seattle Repertory Theatre presents Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, directed by Jerry Manning. The winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play, I Am My Own Wife is a profound story of survival.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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This workshop will emphasize how to adapt this process to a home environment. No experience needed.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Seattle Repertory Theatre presents Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, directed by Jerry Manning. The winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play, I Am My Own Wife is a profound story of survival.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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March 2012
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Multiple projections on windows, screens and the exclusive Flying Cinema kites, displaying clips from recent animated shorts as well as a specially created collective film: seven clips forming a continuous Exquisite Corpse loop.
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In participation with the city wide ceramics conference NCECA, ArtXchange Gallery will be hosting an exhibition of 20 faculty, MA,and PhD graduates from the National Centre for Ceramics in Cardiff, Wales, one of the world's leading schools for innovative practices in ceramics.
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Mercer Island Visual arts League presents Pepper Peterson, who will demonstrate Acrylic scenes and portraits painting. All are welcome.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Lilly Zuckerman seeks to translate the emotional senses of curiosity, sincerity, and generosity into tangible form. With pinching as a communicator of touch and the clay vessel as a place where the physical hand and the intellectual mind can coexist, moments of touch can be experienced today or in thousands of years.
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Tracy Taylor Grubbs, “Now Away” opens at Hallway Gallery on March 1st , 2012 with an artist reception from 6-9PM. Enjoy complimentary wine while viewing new works by Tracy Taylor Grubbs and encaustic paintings by Eileen P. Goldenberg.
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Alden Mason is an explorer, a teacher and an innovator. What remains most true about Mason to this day is that he is an artist. Foster/White Gallery honors Mason’s 92 years of curiosity and creativity, exhibiting paintings from the 1980’s to the present.
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Sara Everett's newest series “Cultivation and Release” combines flora and fauna into carved and stained wood panels. Loosely based off of known proverbs, her paintings hint at human stories of laboring towards an endeavor, letting go upon completion and the choices that must be made along the way.
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Seattle Repertory Theatre presents Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, directed by Jerry Manning. The winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play, I Am My Own Wife is a profound story of survival.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Maggie Orth will describe her unorthodox approach to textile design using computer technology.
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Featured local Artist for the month of March, Marianne Bond. MIVAL Gallery has 20+ local artists with myriad of artworks every month.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Seattle Repertory Theatre presents Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, directed by Jerry Manning. The winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play, I Am My Own Wife is a profound story of survival.
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New works of Artist Trust EDGE Professional Development Program graduate Susan Melrath, and paper cuts of Chad Tolley.
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Six week movement/dance workshop for all ages and all levels of ability. This class will be accompanied by live music. Instructor will focus on movement inspired by African rhythms, modern dance, Butoh and somatics bodywork.
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Learn to Map with a Plane Table. This is a field workshop offered in Anacortes' industrial neighborhood surrounding Anchor art space.
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Scratch is a programming language for everyone. You can use it to create interactive stories, games, music and art - and share them online. The controls are intuitive enough for students to begin with simple maneuvers while complex enough to build elaborate games and scripts that make use of various effects. Ages 13 - 20.
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Seattle Repertory Theatre presents Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, directed by Jerry Manning. The winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play, I Am My Own Wife is a profound story of survival.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Master photographer EA Weymuller teaches how to use your own camera, IPhone or point and shoot to create stunning photographs.
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In this hands-on weekend class you will learn how to use borosilicate glass rods to make flower marbles using the "deep encasement" method.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Seattle Theatre Group offers dance classes for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregivers in Seattle, Kirkland and Des Moines, WA.
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Goddard College, in partnership with the Port Townsend Film Institute, invites you to a free screening of Miss Representation. Screening will be followed by panel discussion.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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The long running series will present readings from Artist Trust 2010 EDGE Professional Development Program for Literary Artists graduates Jennifer Munro and Katy E. Ellis, along with memoirist Elena Louise Richmond, and Christopher Jarmick on the Writer’s Craft.
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David Lindsay-Abaire depicts characters who survive life’s challenges through a mix of resilience, humor, and compassion. Ultimately, as Rabbit Hole so beautifully demonstrates, compassion for ourselves and for each other makes us stronger as individuals and wiser as a community.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Take a journey into an amazing in-depth exploration of encaustic technique on the "intermediate" level.
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PARKLAND IS BURNING!.... The poster art of Art Chantry, native son of Parkland 40 years of offensive and uncomfortable posters.
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Join Bellingham's beloved community dance collective for an evening of dance--all delightful, thought-provoking, and beautiful!
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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An intensive two day workshop covering script writing, video shooting & composition, editing with Final Cut Pro, and media literacy analysis.
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Explore VIEWPOINT and relationships between the viewer, the artist and the object.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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New Century Theatre Company presents Holly Days by Sally Nemeth for 3 nights only.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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An intensive weekend symposium that enables artists of all disciplines to jumpstart or refresh their creative career with essential resources, career guidelines, funding opportunities and networking opportunities.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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Winner of six Tony Awards, Red is a riveting drama that takes an insider’s look at abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko as he defends—and doubts—his life’s work after receiving the biggest commission in the history of modern art.
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An exclusive event for Artist Trust members: Practice your "elevator speech" with participants of Artist Trust's "I Am An Artist" weekend workshop as well as other working artists.
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Two-day workshop on marketing for Artists. Includes photographing your art, building your own website and more.
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This workshop will introduce you to some of these methods, using acrylic paints in combination with a range of acrylic mediums and gels. Creating your own papers assures that they are unique, lightfast and archival.
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This workshop will introduce you to different ways to create pattern, texture and color on paper using acrylic paints in combination with a range of acrylic mediums and gels.
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In this two day hands-on workshop, you will learn to layer glass elements that allow you to capture imagery, designs and writing in glass.
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Mercer Island Visual arts League MIVAL presents an Art making demonstration as part of the Fine Arts Showcase at the MI high school
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Foster/White Gallery celebrates NCECA’s 46th Annual Conference with two ceramic exhibitions, Prey/Capture and Table of Content. Artists Beth Cavener Stichter, Shay Church, Alessandro Gallo, Myungjin Kim, Steven Young Lee, Adam Shiverdecker and Evan Blackwell transform the gallery into a world of creatures and machines, demonstrating the limitlessness of clay.
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April 2012
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Mercer Island Visual Arts League MIVAL Announces its 2nd Annual Treasures in Miniature Art Show and artists' reception coming to Mercer Island Visual Arts League Gallery.
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Explore a diverse and remarkable combination of textural acrylic grounds, pastes and gels. Discover the unique qualities each product offers in its natural state, plus a range of techniques that can be used to manipulate the surface.
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Mirror Stage presents the West Coast premiere Feed Your Mind reading of Ground by Lisa Dillman. Beliefs about family, home, and community are tested by the shifting landscape at the US/Mexico border. A moderated discussion follows every performance.
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Mirror Stage presents the West Coast premiere Feed Your Mind reading of Ground by Lisa Dillman. Beliefs about family, home, and community are tested by the shifting landscape at the US/Mexico border. A moderated discussion follows every performance.
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May 2012
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I Am An Artist (IAAA) is an intensive weekend symposium that enables artists of all disciplines to jumpstart or refresh their creative career with essential resources, career guidelines, funding opportunities and networking opportunities.
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Pilchuck Glass School is an international center for glass art education located on 54 acres in the midst of a Stanwood tree farm. Tours for organizational groups will be offered May 8-15, 2012 and are led by a Pilchuck docent.
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Northwest Folklife is the largest FREE arts festival in the United States! Now in it’s 41st year, the festival –which takes place Memorial Day Weekend in Seattle Center—features over 800 acts across 25 stages, celebrating all forms of cultural expression practiced in the Northwest.
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June 2012
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I Am An Artist (IAAA) is an intensive weekend symposium that enables artists of all disciplines to jumpstart or refresh their creative career with essential resources, career guidelines, funding opportunities and networking opportunities.
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August 2012
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A street festival with arts and craft vendors, juried art show, four stages, farmers' market, children's and family activities.
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Theme "Outside Your Comfort Zone" -- With $3,100 in prizes awarded to 2D and 3D artists.
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