Exit133.com: Artwalk is Tonight, December 21st

Artwalk is Tonight, December 21st (21. December 2006, 11:18 by Derek) ~ What Are You Doing?

It’s the 3rd Thursday of the month and ArtWalk is going strong tonight. Get outside and enjoy our city. For example:

Santaland Diaries continues at Vin Grotto. One show is tonight and one is Saturday. More info at VinGrotto.com.

Tacoma Glass Blowing Studio – 114 S. 23rd

Live Glass blowing in action.

Gallery Madera – 2210 Court A

Now showing Square One, a group exhibition featuring paintings by Lili Kin, ceramics by Andy Lewis-Lechner, glass by Diane Roberts, jewelry by Ilse Verhalle, marquetry and decorative objects by Bruno Hervieux and furniture by Dan Radven, Dave Long and Carlos Taylor-Swanson.

Bronze Works will feature the second element of the Logging Legacy Monument “The Drover” enlargement in-progress.

As always, a demonstration bronze pour will be performed at 7:00.

Of course the museums are free and open tonight.

There’s a lot more going on. What are you doing tonight?

Dinner at Puget Sound Pizza? Drinks at Matador? Christmas shopping at the Museum of Glass?

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Bronzeworks sounds fascinating. I did call Vin Grotto in hopes that they had piano again up until showtime, but the person who answered said “I don’t know; I haven’t heard.” She did go on to say they are completely booked for tonight’s show. Except for those who didn’t make a reservation, that’s really good to hear. Should be a fun house.

1 | Posted by Magoo | Dec 21, 01:29 PM

I think I’ll finally get to the Hungry Caterpillar at TAM & maybe the demonstration pour.

Since I had to look…
Bronze Works address:
2506 Fawcett Avenue

2 | Posted by DavidS | Dec 21, 04:43 PM

Thanks, DavidS, Bronzeworks was incredible! The pour-at-seven was cool, but the best part was the informal shop-tour afterwards. Being able to see and learn about the production process and seeing several pieces of all sizes in various stages of production was fascinating. Bronze goats, larger-than-life oxen, the new and old Alki Statues of Liberty…standing in the middle of a life-size Larry Anderson grouping was eerie… It’s great having such a world-renown shop right here in Tacoma that is so open to sharing what hey do. Highly-recommended!