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Public Art Dedication Ceremony at the Eastside Animal Welfare Center on Saturday, May 7th
 | | Kimo the Cat, bronze sculpture by artist Michele VandenHeuvel |
Come celebrate the placement of two public art sculptures at the newly renovated Eastside Animal Welfare Center on Saturday, May 7th. American Dog, by artist Dale Rodgers, and Kimo the Cat, by artist Michele VandenHeuvel will now greet the public in front of the center. The dedication ceremony time has not been set, be sure to check the next e-newsletter issue for an exact time. |
Come View Arts Board Member Alan Radebaugh's Artwork Hanging in City Hall
 | | Paintings by artist Alan Paine Radebaugh, on view in the lobby of Cultural Services |
Alan Paine Radebaugh, Albuquerque Arts Board Member representing District 7 and a lifelong artist has numerous pieces on view in the lobby of Cultural Services, 6th floor in Old City Hall. The work consists of abstract paintings and etchings about the natural world and will be on view until the end of June. Please come take a look and visit Alan's website for more examples of his work.
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Hahn Arroyo Mosaic Workshops are a Huge Success
 | | Mosaic Roadrunners for the Hahn Arroyo Project |
The Hahn Arroyo Public Art Project is well underway and the community tile workshops have been extremely popular. One workshop participant had this to say about the project: "I live right next to the Hahn Arroyo and I'm so excited to be included in this process. I can't wait to walk down the arroyo once it's complete and see the LithoMosaic once it's installed."
If you'd like to try your hand at the LithoMosaic process and be a part of this collaborative art project, please contact project coordinator Nan Masland. There are still a few spaces available for the Saturday May 7th workshop from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Workshops are held at the Harwood Studio on the corner of 5th St. and Mountain Rd.
Come be a part of public art!
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Look for Upcoming Artist Opportunities
 | | Silver Garden Prospectus |
A reminder that proposals for the Silver Garden Public Art Project are due by 5:00 PM on Wednesday April 20th, 2011. Stay tuned for upcoming calls for artists, including a fountain project at the almost finished North Domingo Baca Multi-Generational Center and an exciting City-wide Sculpture Project. These opportunities as well as guidelines for our new IN-SIGHT Temporary Art Installation Program will be posted on our Opportunities for Artists page on the Public Art website. Keep checking back for updates!
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