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Lisa Fields Clark
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The Goldwell Open Air Museum is a sculpture park located 5 miles west of Beatty, NV. One piece, a mosaic bench designed and facilitated by Sofie Siegmann with kids from the Lied Discovery Children's Museum, entitled "Sit Here!", was created in 2000 and moved to Goldwell in 2007. It was redesigned and restored at that time. Now, it is in need of restoration once again. I was so fortunate to be a involved in this ongoing restoration. Learn more about Goldwell Open Air Museum
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SOLD! -- Artists for Autism Art Show and Fundraiser... 100 artists were enlisted to create art on or with 100 guitars. The auction for these guitars took place at the Lou Ruvo Brain Center in Symphony Park, Downtown Las Vegas.
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information about this promotion can be found at www.celebratelasvegas.info. Please join Autism Community Trust, the18b Las Vegas Arts District Neighborhood Association and Cowtown Guitars in raising money to help schools and charities in Las Vegas that are helping children, adults and families effected by Autism Syndrome Disorder.
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Artist Participant: Community mural installed by a team of five mosaic artists at Fruitdale Elementary School in Oakland, CA. Designed and facilitated by Delaine Hackney.
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Artist participant in the Brooklyn Art Library's The Sketchbook Project: The Sketchbook Project is a collaborative series of art books created by 5,000 artists from around the world. Anyone — from anywhere in the world — can participate. The Sketchbooks will make 13 stops in North America, 1 stop in London and 1 stop in Melbourne, Australia. Check for locations and information about participating: The Sketchbook Project.
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Participant in The Following Sea: An installation by artist Lauren Gillette... A linear narrative, floating in a series of 56 glass bottles to be shown in a gallery setting; using humor, community, irony and lots of glass bottles to hack away at an illness/trauma piece. It will be an opportunity to say something about your experience with illness. If you are interested in participating, learn more about the project here: The Following Sea.
Participation is FREE!
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Participant in The Meal: One moment. One meal. One photograph. Let's eat.
On February 24th at 12pm EST, thousands of people joined around the world in a simultaneous global meal. Photos were snapped of individuals and their meals and mailed to Art House Co-op. The exhibit from these self-portraits, documenting the world's largest communal snack is now on view. Check it out here: The Meal. Supports Action Against Hunger.
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Art*o*mat® is dispensing Lisa's art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC! Artists in Cellophane (A.I.C.), the sponsoring organization of Art*o*mat® is based on the concept of taking art and "repackaging" it to make it part of our daily lives. The mission of A.I.C. is to "encourage art consumption by combining the worlds of art and commerce in an innovative form. A.I.C believes that art should be progressive, yet personal and approachable. What better way to do this, than with a heavy cold steel machine?" Don't go around artless! Learn more about the Art-o-mat Project here: Art-o-mat web site.
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Opportunity Village & Contemporary Arts Center
Collaborative Exhibition and Art Auction. The exhibition featured collaborative pieces created by community artists working with artists from the Opportunity Village Arts Enrichment Program. This example features the original art of the Opportunity Village artist on the left, and the completed collaborative piece on the right. 
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