SCC emerging artists and Seattle non-profits collaborate!
Join us for an Artist Reception featuring food, drinks, music, art!
Date: Thursday 10/17/24
Time: 4:00-6:00pm
Location: 1000 Building, Art Gallery
Documentary Photography coursework, taught by faculty member Lauren Greathouse at Shoreline Community College, focuses on the culmination of an entire quarter of visual storytelling and service to the community. These Shoreline student artists spent an entire quarter working in collaboration with a non-profit of their choosing within the Seattle area, merging art and agency through the selection of images on display.
WITH A SPECIAL PERFORMANCE BY SCC MUSIC DEPARTMENT STUDENTS!!
SCC emerging artists and Seattle non-profits collaborate!
Join us for an Artist Reception featuring food, drinks, music, art!
Date: Thursday 10/17/24
Time: 4:00-6:00pm
Location: 1000 Building, Art Gallery
Documentary Photography coursework, taught by faculty member Lauren Greathouse at Shoreline Community College, focuses on the culmination of an entire quarter of visual storytelling and service to the community. These Shoreline student artists spent an entire quarter working in collaboration with a non-profit of their choosing within the Seattle area, merging art and agency through the selection of images on display.
This annual art show and fundraiser features over 150 artists and 800 pieces of original art this year! This is a free and family-friendly event from 4-6 pm.
NEW location! Visual Arts Center #2000 lobby located in the west parking lot. Free parking on weekends.
Date: Saturday 10/5/24
Time: 4:00-6:00pm
Location: Visual Arts Center- Building 2000
Cost: FREE admission! Donations and purchasing original 6×6 inch artwork is up to you
Gale tells the story of seventeen-year-old Gale Winters, who, after losing her home in Iowa due to a derecho (a severe massive windstorm), is sent to live with her 2 married aunts near Seattle, while her parents stay behind to rebuild. Now Gale must navigate a new school in her senior year, contend with a group of mean girls (cheerleaders), and come to terms with the fact that her beloved dog, Stormy has gone missing. All while dealing with the trauma of losing her home to a massive climate event. In this modern reimagining of The Wizard of Oz, it is a story filled with both humor and a deeper message about loss, friendship, the devastating effects of climate change, and the true meaning of home.
For more in formation email Bryar at egolden@shoreline.edu or go to the link provided
Auditions will be held on 9/19 & 9/20 from 5:30-8:00pm.
Participation in this production requires signing up for at least one of the following classes: Drama 207, 208, or 209 for fall quarter
Synopsis
Gale tells the story of seventeen-year-old Gale Winters, who, after losing her home in Iowa due to a derecho (a severe massive windstorm), is sent to live with her 2 married aunts near Seattle, while her parents stay behind to rebuild. Now Gale must navigate a new school in her senior year, contend with a group of mean girls (cheerleaders), and come to terms with the fact that her beloved dog, Stormy has gone missing. All while dealing with the trauma of losing her home to a massive climate event. In this modern reimagining of The Wizard of Oz, it is a story filled with both humor and a deeper message about loss, friendship, the devastating effects of climate change, and the true meaning of home.
For more in formation email Bryar at egolden@shoreline.edu or go to the link provided above.
Join us this weekend for a show case of student written, directed, produced, and acted short plays and monologues. Presented by the students from the Drama Program at Shoreline Community College.
