JULY 17, Tues at 8pm

FILMMAKER'S SALOON
The Contra Body and the Camera Body: A Discussion with Dance Filmmakers
Admission: $3 WigglyWorld Members / $5 General Public
(no advance registration required)
NWFF's quarterly Filmmaker's Saloon:
A panel discussion and socializing event for the local film and dance community

Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave (between Pike & Pine)
Seattle

Richard Hugo House’s InPrint series presents another evening with literary agents and pitch sessions–July 29, 7 p.m.

Seattle - Hugo House’s InPrint series welcomes writers to hone their pitching skills through a presentation by literary agents Ginger Clark and Nick Mullendore on July 29 at 7 p.m. After their presentation, Ginger and Nick will take pitches from audience members. (Guests should show up at 6:15 to enter a lottery for the opportunity to make pitches.) Admission is $7 ($5 for Richard Hugo House members).

Richard Hugo House
1634 11th Ave
Seattle, WA

206/322-7030

www.hugohouse.org

Tomfoolery: Humor as Serious Business

Seward Park Clay Studio
5900 Lake Washington Blvd. South
Seattle, WA 98118

206. 722. 6342

info@sewardparkart.org

LECTURE BY TRIMPIN Trimpin, a sound sculptor, composer, inventor, is one of the most stimulating one-man forces in music today. A specialist in interfacing computers with traditional acoustic instruments, he has developed a myriad of methods for playing, trombones, cymbals, pianos, and so forth with Macintosh computers. He has collaborated frequently with Conlon Nancarrow, realizing the composer's piano roll compositions through various media.

Form/Space Atelier
2407 1st Avenue Seattle, WA 98121

The Golden lecture is a two-hour educational presentation on acrylic as a medium: an advanced technical explanation of acrylics, and their inherent possibilities. It covers information about the different types of types of paints, gels, mediums and grounds. You will learn how to mix paints with various products to create unique textural surfaces.

Oil & Water Art Supply

Special Event:           

First Presbyterian Church
318 South Cedar Street
Spokane, WA 99204

(509) 777-1555

Subject:  Copyright Society Presents: Can We Save Our Culture?

Seattle University
School of Law
Seattle, WA

Dave Green: 206/373-6294
Judy Hiramine: 206/373-6079

Northwest Bead Society will meet on April 19, 2007 inthe Greenwood Masonic Temple at 7910 Greenwood Avenue North, Seattle. The Featured speaker will be ceramicist Evelyn Arvey. She studied painting and ceramics at the University of Washington. She continues to paint and make colorful jewelry with her ceramic beads.

Northwest Bead Society
Contact: Dan Adams
206-522-8540
cdbeads@earthlink.net

Tacoma Art Museum (TAM) hosts public programs, including Tuesday Talks, offered on the second Tuesday of each month.

www.tacomaartmuseum.org

1701 Pacific Avenue

Tacoma, WA 98402