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News
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February 2008 |
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Now
On Exhibit: the Nature Photography of Megan
White and Chris Osborne On Friday, February 22 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.,
The Red Brick Center for the Arts will host a reception featuring the nature
photography of Bay High Students, Megan White and Chris Osborne, at Mojo’s
Coffee and More, 600 Dover Center Road in Bay Village. Join the artists
and the Red Brick board and staff for great conversation and refreshments. Admission
is free and open to the public. Photographs will be on
display and available for purchase February 1-March 4. |
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O C U S on Photography! Are you an aspiring
photographer who would like to share your work with the community? Then check
out our next event: F O C U S 2008, an exciting amateur photography
exhibition and competition hosted by the Red Brick Center for the Arts in
collaboration with the Solon Center for the Arts, Valley Art Center, and
Fairmount Center for the Creative and Performing Arts. For an entry form and information
about how to enter your photographs to win one of 13 possible prizes, click
here. Entry forms can also be obtained at the Westlake Porter Public
Library, the Bay Village Public Library and at Dodd Camera in Westlake.
The competition is open to both
adults and students! If your entry is accepted, it will be displayed at one
of four gallery locations in Northeast Ohio. If you’d like to view the entries
chosen for display by the Red Brick, visit Mojo’s in Bay Village after March
10th. Then join
us on Sunday, April 27 from 2 to 4 pm, for the local Judge’s Choice Awards
and a reception for the artists. FOCUS 2008 is
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Help Us Save the Red Brick and Bring the Arts Closer to Home! Did you know that transforming Westlake's Red Brick Schoolhouse into a thriving arts hub will cost at least 3 million dollars? Although soundly structured, our treasured landmark is in need of extensive renovations to make it safe and accessible for everyone coming to enjoy arts classes and activities. We believe the expense will be worth it when the Red Brick is a permanent, exciting arts center that attracts new residents, visitors, and businesses to our area! You can now donate to the Red
Brick Center for the Arts online. Making a donation is simple, secure, and
will only take a few minutes of your time. Please consider supporting this worthy cause with
whatever donation you are able to make. Become part of the dream that will
inspire Westshore artists for generations to come! Click
here to make your donation today. |
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Calling
all Volunteers, Interns, Instructors... and
of course, Artists! We
need your help! At the Red Brick Center for the Arts, we
consider ourselves lucky to have an indispensable core of magnificent
volunteers. Please consider joining the ranks by donating as much or as
little time as you can spare. In Spring 2008, we will begin programming,
classes, and events in the Westshore area. We will need volunteers to help us
with exhibition installations and receptions, community outreach, fundraising
events and general administration. We welcome participation from community
groups and students. To get involved, send an email to volunteer@redbrickarts.org. Opportunities
are also available for:
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About
the Red Brick Center for the Arts At the Red Brick Center for the Arts, we believe in sharing the transformative power of the arts with people of all ages and skill levels, and in building strong relationships with other local arts organizations. Our goal is to enrich lives and strengthen our community by creating an innovative and comprehensive arts education center located in Westlake’s oldest surviving public building, the "Red Brick" Schoolhouse. To learn more, please visit our website. If you would like
to receive our regular monthly e-newsletter from now on, please click
here. |
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