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AZ Arts
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Pink Floyd music, fl amenco to CCA Chandler artists exhibit in AWA show
The Pink Floyd Experience echoes everything that made Paintings by Chandler artists Doleen Dixon,
Pink Floyd one of rock & roll’s greatest icons. A celebration of
Hennessey Drathman and Kathryn Tartaglia are just
the music, themes and innovation that this great band brought
a few in the diverse collection of juried paintings
to fans around the world will be at 7 p.m. Sun., April 22
shown at the Arizona Watercolor Association Spring
Fans can expect the surreal video that supported their
2007 Art Show and Sale now through May 13.
memorable lyrics with more than $2.5 million worth of
Exhibition hours for the show and art sale,
lighting equipment on stage. See the Pink Pig fl y, hear the
which takes place at Hope Community Church in
cash registers in Money and the clocks in Time run around the
room in full quadraphonic sound.
Scottsdale, are 2 to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
Then, Calo Flamenco: Ballet de Martín
Admission is free.
Gaxiola once again rattles the CCA
Hope Community Church is located at 7901 E.
fl oorboards at 3 and 8 p.m. Sat., April 28. The nation’s largest
Sweetwater Ave. in Scottsdale. For more info, call
fl amenco company returns with the world premiere of its 480-483-8783 or visit
www.watercolor.org.
full-length, dance and musical spectacular, “Levanto,” by Submitted photo
critically-acclaimed dancer/choreographer Martín Gaxiola
BRUSH STROKES: “Niangara
Green,” a mixed-media
and recording artist Chris Burton Jácome. painting by Mary Van Deman,
Chandler Center for the Arts is located at 250 N. Arizona
is displayed in the AWA Spring
Art Show.
Ave. in Chandler. Call for tickets at 480-782-2680 or visit www.
ChandlerCenter.org.
“Water Lust” examines
Scholarship winners shine at PAL fi nale
AZ and water
The Southeast Valley Performing Arts League (PAL) ends a successful season with its annual Scholarship
Awards Program, featuring a concert and reception at 2 p.m. Sun., April 29 at the Sun Lakes Chapel House.
Chandler artist Mary Bates Neubauer’s work will be
The program, which is free and open to the public, highlights the talents of PAL’s scholarship winners as they
featured in “Water Lust,” an exhibition running April
perform in their areas of expertise.
27-June 25 in the Lower Level Gallery of the Tempe
The Sun Lakes Chapel House is located on Sun Lakes Boulevard. For more information call 480-895-8995.
Public Library.
An exhibit examining Arizona’s complex
Upcoming events
relationship with water, “Water Lust” includes art in a
PAL conveniently offers tickets and transportation for all of its upcoming events. Join them for Ib Anderson’s
variety of media from watercolor to sculpture, ranging
new ballet, World Premiere, at 8 p.m. Fri., June 8 at Symphony Hall in downtown Phoenix. The performance
from documentary representations of water elements
features original choreography, costume and set design. For ticket and transportation information contact Jim
to artwork focusing on Arizona’s need, consumption
at 480-895-8547 or
kirt27@yahoo.com.
and conservation of water.
Next season, PAL offers an entire schedule of ballet and the return of Coffee Classics. For more info on Coffee
The Tempe Library is at 3500 S. Rural Rd. in Tempe.
Classics, call Emily at 480-895-3794.
For more info call 480-350-5500.
If interested in PAL membership, send a check made out to PAL to P.O. Box 13051, Chandler, AZ 85248. Dues
start at $10 for a single membership and $15 for a dual membership.
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