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ON Gallery presents an interactive media show by Cin Shepard

Yesterday we met with Ben Foote (the curator at ON Gallery) to go over specifics about the space and our piece(s). I feel like we've come a long way since day one. We are now finally set on a format that we will be presenting our pieces, and we're starting to piece together sketches [...]

Some of the best galleries in Seattle reside on a strip on 2nd avenue in Belltown. On this Second Friday, the afternoon was perfect, maybe it was the Dali Lama's visit? The day was beautiful with green finally showing up on trees and paintings showing up on gallery walls. Damion Hayes, the gallery director [...]

ON Gallery opens in the Everett Station Lofts with "Departure": illustration, large format videography and video conference by artist Drew Anderson. About "Departure" Oregon artist Drew Anderson shows a vast body of his work in his Departure show. A long time resident, Drew has shown throughout Portland for the past decade. Here we showcase a variety of his recent work, from intricate [...]

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Portland Art Museum has done it again. A trifecta of family goodness. First they bundled several fun family events onto Sunday, so you can pay admission for the day and engage in many activities. Then, they announced a new grant to make museum entry free for youth later this spring. Now, they're launching a new (free with admission) class to teach adults how to engage children in art through an interactive tour, group discussion, and informal art-making.

Last weeks First Thursday was an object lesson in how useful this class will be for us. We take Jake with us on gallery strolls whenever possible. It's a free and fun way for him to see art that would never, for a variety of reasons, hang on our walls. At every gallery we ask questions, play imagination games, and talk with artists. While this is enjoyable for all, we don't really know what we're doing, having taken too many economics, math and history classes and not enough art and literature. I know I'm not alone, so if this sounds like you then here's your chance for a belated education.

Learning to Look
Parent and Child Workshop
for adults and youth

Discover the Museum's Asian Art collection. Learn how to engage your child in art through an interactive tour, group discussion, and informal art-making.

Times and Age Groups:
10:15?11 am, ages 4?7
11:30 am?12:30 pm, ages 8?12

Free. Advanced registration is required and available online, on-site, and at 503.276.4254.

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