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Monday, 11th January 2010 at 5:10pm
ArtSpring! 2010: Pigments of your Imagination, to be held at Seattle Center on May 4th and 5th, is gearing up to be our best yet! Save the Date postcards, announcing this year’s theme and dates have been mailed to all Puget Sound area schools – and the Registration Form is now available for download: ArtSpring10Reg. Completed Registration forms may be emailed to artspring@vsaaw.org or mailed to the Main Office (see form for address.)
This year’s theme, “Pigments of Your Imagination” encourages students to imagine their own world, populated by people and animals of their own creation, and built from color, texture, sound, and movement. Read More
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Monday, 7th December 2009 at 4:33pm
The 2009/10 No Boundaries Traveling Art Exhibit, “Transcendence“, opened in its second tour venue on December 10, 2009, at a location on Capitol Hill in Seattle. An Opening Reception was held on that evening - attendance was lively and artists and patrons mixed in high spiritis. The No Boundaries Exhibit will be on view to the public at this venue through January, 2010. Please contact the gallery to schedule a viewing.
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Thursday, 3rd December 2009 at 1:18am
"Bristlecone Pine Tree", by Jessica Thompson, Cover Art Award
Creative Activities and VSA arts of WA celebrated the winning artists in the 2009/10 No Boundaries Exhibit, “Transcendence” at a Reception and Awards Ceremony at the Harrison Street Gallery in the Seattle Center House, on Thursday, November 19th. Guests included two of the judges and many of the artists and their families.
Good food and soft classical music set a background for viewing the amazing entries in this year’s show, hanging in the Center House’s Harrison Street Gallery until November 23rd, before moving on to another venue on Capitol Hill in Seattle. This juried show produced 4 award winners and 3 honorable mentions. Works in several different visual arts media were showcased.
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The Ida Flagler Daly Fund for Artists with Disabilities provides individual and organizational resource awards designed to overcome barriers to successfully participating in art – as an artist or a patron. 
