November 16th, THIS Friday night, 7pm, A THREE-part ENTERTAINMENT FOR YOU:
A 'slide' show and discussion by each of three artists/subjects: Figure Drawing, Minka and 3D Printing
CENTER FOR SPIRITUAL LIVING, 206 N 'J' St, in Tacoma, at the corner of Division St.
come a little early as parking may be tight
Please, a $2 donation . .
[cid:U7gnqmar0bkxV2E6CkVM]Ryan Loiselle will show collections of human being drawings.
[cid:mpgVEwLPQIq87NseHD0i]Bricks and mortar isn't dead; it's just changing. Paula Shields and Lisa Kinoshita, co-owners of MINKA, explore how these developments can invigorate the Tacoma arts scene.
[cid:ryZAwZUffKqiroLyiULX]Chip Van Gilder
3D printing is most simply described as an additive manufacturing process. We can think of it as creating something or of nothing. This is truly a mind over matter way of making something, limited only by our imagination!
November 16th, THIS Friday night, 7pm, A THREE-part ENTERTAINMENT FOR YOU:
A 'slide' show and discussion by each of three artists/subjects: Figure Drawing, Minka and 3D Printing
CENTER FOR SPIRITUAL LIVING, 206 N 'J' St, in Tacoma, at the corner of Division St.
come a little early as parking may be tight
Please, a $2 donation . .
[cid:U7gnqmar0bkxV2E6CkVM]Ryan Loiselle will show collections of human being drawings.
[cid:mpgVEwLPQIq87NseHD0i]Bricks and mortar isn't dead; it's just changing. Paula Shields and Lisa Kinoshita, co-owners of MINKA, explore how these developments can invigorate the Tacoma arts scene.
[cid:ryZAwZUffKqiroLyiULX]Chip Van Gilder
3D printing is most simply described as an additive manufacturing process. We can think of it as creating something or of nothing. This is truly a mind over matter way of making something, limited only by our imagination!
