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Worth Repeating: Master Ceramics Craftsmen from Icheon, South Korea

“Worth Repeating” is a weekly feature on the EngAGE Blog that will bring you previous posts that we think are still timely, interesting, or just plain fun! From 10/12/14: “ICHEON: Reviving the Korean Ceramics Tradition” was an unprecedented exhibition organized by … Continue reading

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Tim Carpenter on Panel at Grantmakers in the Arts 2015 Conference

EngAGE Founder and Executive Director Tim Carpenter will be on a panel on 10/19 at this year’s Grantmakers in the Arts Conference in Los Angeles. The panel, Building Cash Reserves in Arts Organizations, was organized by James E. Herr, Program Officer, … Continue reading

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Villa Anaheim: Gardening and Exercising Keep Residents Active

Archstone Foundation has funded Second Harvest of Orange County to provide Community Gardens to the properties where they currently serve food.  Gratefully, Villa Anaheim is one of five properties that is receiving free services, including a monthly Master Gardener on … Continue reading

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Artist Carrie Mae Weems Lectures at the National Gallery of Art

“For more than 30 years Carrie Mae Weems [62] has made provocative, socially motivated art that examines issues of race, gender, and class inequality. Often producing serial or installation pieces, her conceptually layered work employs a variety of materials including photographs, … Continue reading

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Magnolia @ 9th: Art Club Show on October 19th

Magnolia @ 9th is located at 181 9th St, San Bernardino, CA 92410 – (909) 559-0827 ~ Alma Wright, Regional Programs Director  

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Cotton’s Point: iPad Art and Collage

Art classes provide an opportunity for residents to explore their creativity through various mediums.  The Kenneth A. Picerne Foundation and EngAGE teamed to provide Art and Creativity to Cotton’s Point residents for the entire year of 2015. Picerne Foundation Art Instructor Susie … Continue reading

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PacArts Family Arts Colony Art Show: Marlee Donati

PacArts Family Arts Colony in San Pedro opened a new show for October’s First Thursday Arts Walk! Marlee Donati is the featured painter and her large abstracts bring life and color to the gallery. Marlee also teaches painting to the … Continue reading

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