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Art on Boston grand opening June 6
Kids get creative
Go Red For Women show benefi ts Heart Assn.
with art camps
Children ages 5 to 12 make wind chimes, tie-dyed
The grand opening ceremonies for Art
bandanas, mugs and clay napkin rings at Mind Over
on Boston, a new contemporary art gallery
Splatter’s weekly summer camps. Classes are themed
now open in historic downtown Chandler,
for added fun:
will be held Wed., June 6 from 5 to 9
Create personal items for a bedroom:
p.m., during the monthly Chandler ArtWalk
1 to 4 p.m. June 5 and 7
event.
Make fun aquatic creations:
Chandler Mayor Boyd Dunn and
9 a.m.-noon June 11 and 13
Chandler Chamber President Becky Jackson
Fun in the Arizona sun:
are expected to give brief remarks before
9 a.m.-noon June 19 and 21
the offi cial ribbon cutting at about 5:30 p.m.
Think green while making earthly crafts:
There will be live entertainment by pianist
1 to 4 p.m. June 25 and 27
Foster Oden, as well as refreshments. The
Christmas in July:
event is free and open to the public.
1 to 4 p.m. July 10 and 12
Mixed media wall art from Tad Smith of
Food fun:
Gilbert, paintings from Kurt von Behrmann
9 a.m.-noon July 16 and 18
of Phoenix, and mosaic pieces from
STSN photo
Cost is $90 per week, and registration is required.
Michelle Legler of Chandler will be part of
GREAT ART: Art on Boston Gallery in downtown Chandler features fi ne art in
Mind Over Splatter is located at 64 S. San Marcos Pl.,
the new Art on Boston Main Gallery exhibit
a variety of mediums, including metal sculpture, paintings, mixed media, fi ber
Chandler. 480-899-1174.
starting June 1 through the end of July. Glass
art, glass, fi ne craft jewelry and more.
artist Desi Costanza and metal artist Matt
Weber, both of Chandler, have joined forces to create
will go to the association, and all pieces will be various
Childsplay offers
custom wrought iron, stained glass, ceramics, glass
shades of red or have a heart theme. The Go Red For
carvings, copper work, sculptures in both metal and
Women show will go through the month of June.
youth classes
glass and more, and will have their work on exhibit
A reception for all artists in the new show will be
and for sale, as will Ocotillo photographer Heather
from 7 to 9 p.m. Sat., June 9. Southern Chandler actors age 5 to 18 are invited
Murphy and fi ber artist Adriene Buffi ngton. Metal and
Art on Boston represents local, regional, national to participate in Childsplay’s summer classes for
stone sculptor Kevin Caron will continue in the main
and international artists, and offers shows for various youth. Programs are held Monday through Friday at
gallery as well with new pieces of garden art, including
art groups. In addition, Art on Boston provides studio various locations throughout Tempe, and sessions
a caterpillar, ladybug and ants.
rental space in which artists can create their art, and last from one to fi ve weeks with full or half-day
In addition, the group show for June will feature
there is an Artists Cooperative area where artists can sessions available.
artwork from a variety of artists who answered an
have ongoing exhibit space. Classes include: Rhythm and Rhyme, Fractured
open call for Go Red For Women, an American
Art on Boston is located at 11 W. Boston St., Suite Fairytales, Pirates and Superheroes.
Heart Association heart health campaign for women
1, next to Kokopelli Winery in historic downtown For more details or a complete list of available
currently under way in Arizona. Part of the proceeds
Chandler. Visit www.ArtOnBoston.com or call offerings, call 480-350-8119 or visit www.childsplayaz.
from sales of the 12-inch by 12-inch or smaller pieces
480-917-1112 for information. org.
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