Women Make Glass

Tacoma, WALocal News

The upcoming exhibit "Women Make Glass" at the Vashon Center for the Arts Gallery presents a unique collection featuring the works of 15 women glass artists from the Pacific Northwest. This exhibit, running from March 7 to March 30, marks a significant milestone in recognizing women's contributions to the glass art field. The gallery will be open from Wednesday to Sunday, with special hours from noon to 5 p. m. , providing ample opportunity for visitors to experience the artworks.

A First Friday opening reception on March 7 from 5-8 p. m. will allow attendees to engage directly with the artists and learn about their creative processes. This initiative aims to foster community engagement and appreciation for the arts while highlighting the achievements of women in a traditionally male-dominated medium. The exhibit not only showcases individual talents but also emphasizes the importance of diversity in the arts.

By attending, visitors can support local artists and contribute to the ongoing conversation about gender representation in creative fields. More details can be found at TacomaWeekly. com, emphasizing the event's significance in promoting cultural enrichment.

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