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| WEDNESDAYS, FEBRUARY 10, MARCH 10, APRIL 14, MAY 12 | |||
Student Wednesday April 14 • 2 - 4 pm: Cartoon Artist Demonstration for students with Randy Wood |
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| TUESDAYS, FEBRUARY 16, MARCH 16, APRIL 16, MAY 17 | |||
Breakfast with BAM: Beyond the Norm - Varying Perspectives of Art, Craft and Design February 16: We will discuss the varying functions of art and craft. Most often art is designed to stir emotions and inspire conversation. In this class go “beyond the norm” and discuss the global and political nature of John Buck’s work. March 16: We will discuss the exhibit Beth Levine: First Lady of Shoes. As the first successful female shoe designer, she went “beyond the norm” in a field that was traditionally dominated by men. Come explore her creativity through her innovative design of shoes. April 16: We will discuss the exhibit Lisa Gralnick: The Gold Standard, in which the artist explores thought provoking ideals of value, currency, and economy as well as the relationship between personal value and sentimental value. May 17: We will discuss Eyes for Glass: The Price Collection and the variety of glasswork and how it provides an overview of the Northwest studio glass scene. |
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| THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 18, MARCH 18, APRIL 15, MAY 20 | |||
Making BAM Tick: Lunchtime conversations with museum curators and staff January 21: Vincent Warner, Head Preparator: learn how museum installations are created and the ingenious problem solving that goes into creating a successful exhibition. |
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| FRIDAY - SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5 - 7 | |||
INDULGE: jewelry marketplace TICKET INFORMATION |
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| FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6 | |||
| Tour with Artist Jamie Bennett Join artist, Jamie Bennett at INDULGE for an enlightening walkthrough of the exhibition, Edge of the Sublime: Enamels by Jamie Bennett, which presents a first-ever retrospective of works by one of the most important enamellists working today. 1 - 2 pm FREE with admission |
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| FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS, FEBRUARY 12, 13, 19, 20, 26 & 27 | |||
| Film: The Art of Block Printing Block printing is a centuries-old art form still widely popular today. In John Buck: Iconography, you can see the skill and mastery of one of the Northwest’s foremost artists. This film covers some of the “how did he do it?” questions as it walks viewers through the basics of creating block prints. 2 - 2:45 pm FREE with admission |
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| WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17 | |||
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Special Preview Party for the exhibition Beth Levine: First Lady of Shoes RSVP for the reception by February 12 to rsvp@bellevuearts.org or call 425.519.0750.
--The talk is now full-- Renew or upgrade to the Supporting level today to receive an exclusive invitation to the reception. Learn more about membership > Underwriting for the reception generously provided by Nordstrom |
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| SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 | |||
Symposium: Design Matters EVENT LINE-UP PRESENTERS Pandora Neiland Harmony J.K. Arnold Helene Verin Paula Rees |
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| WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 | |||
| Teen Art Council Information Meeting Are you creative, fun, and artistic? The Teen Art Council is a place for high school students to meet, design, coordinate and create teen and student events at Bellevue Arts Museum. The Teen Art Council allows for thoughtful and fun exploration of art and craft, develops creative potential, and ignites a long-lasting passion for the visual arts. 4 - 5 pm FREE RSVP for this event online > |
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| FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS in MARCH | |||
Film Series: A History of Women’s Achievement in America March 5 & 6: The Making of a New World and The Era of Women’s Firsts March 12 & 13: Women Speak Out and America Enters the World of Nations March 19 & 20: Women Begin to Transform Themselves and America Becomes a Super Power March 26 & 27: Women Begin to Transform Themselves and America Becomes a Super Power |
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| THURSDAY, MARCH 18 | |||
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Members' First Look Click here to RSVP online today! 10:30 am: Gallery tour of Lisa Gralnick: The Gold Standard with Curator Nora Atkinson. |
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| THURSDAY, MARCH 25 | |||
| Members' Reception Join us celebrate BAM's new spring exhibitions with live music, wine and hors d'oeuvres. 6:30 - 8:30 pm Complimentary for members. $10 suggested donation for non-members. New members may join at the door. Lean more about membership > |
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| FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS in APRIL | |||
| Film: A Life By Design Sara Little Turnbull is a giant in design and widely regarded as “the mother of invention.” In a practice that has spanned six decades, Sara has traveled internationally in her design research. As a product research consultant, she has worked with CEOs of America’s largest and most innovative manufacturing firms. 2 - 3 pm FREE with admission |
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| FRIDAY, APRIL 16 | |||
| Finally Friday: music. art. people. Start your weekend off at BAM. Stroll through the galleries, sip savory wines and enjoy live music. 5 - 9 pm FREE with admission Register for this event online > |
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| SUNDAY, APRIL 18 | |||
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Family Day: Celebrate Earth Day! Join Bellevue Arts Museum for an afternoon of art projects and artist demonstrations celebrating Earth Day with the themes of recycling and reusing materials. Several local artists will be on hand demonstrating how they recycle objects into new and usable works of art. 1 - 4 pm FREE (Admission to BAM 50% off, FREE for kids under 18) |
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