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Southwest School of Art & Craft
Intricate, decorative sculptures of glass and metal, resembling objects in a science lab, stir the imagination with suggestions of functionality.
Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens
Rohlfs eclectic furniture and decorative objects combine a broad range of influences and almost infinite lexis of pierced and carved ornamentation.
This Week
Tuition: $400 (includes $40 lab fee)
Maximum enrollment 15. Open to artists of all skill levels.
Opening date for registration is Thursday Jan. 14 at 9 am MST.
To register, please phone the Bray at 406-443-3502 ext. 13.
Tlingit Myths & Legends Collide with Contemporary Glass in Heard Museum’s New Exhibit of Work by Preston Singletary
Last Chance
For more information email haystack@haystack-mtn.org, call 207-348-2306 or visit online.
Artists from the U.S. and around the world showcase vibrant new designs in clothing and accessories handcrafted entirely of various papers.
Featuring original works by 20 international textile artists, including U.S. artist Regina Benson.
For catalog, call 828-765-2359 or visit online.
Features ceramic sculptures by Michael Lucero, Beverly Mayeri, Sergei Isupov, Lydia Buzio and Jason Walker.
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