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New Tempe Art Show Draws a Big Crowd

By Lynn Trimble

Saturday, May 26, 2018 at 2:54 p.m.

Lynn Trimble Heading into the gallery for some drawing time. 1/35

Lynn Trimble This pair snagged some nifty exhibition shirts. 2/35

Lynn Trimble Kyllan Maney created a trio of vinyl pieces for the show. 3/35

Lynn Trimble Mary Shindell combines planetary topography with desert botanicals. 4/35

Lynn Trimble Works by Chandler artist Hyewon Yoon, who studied art in South Korea and San Francisco. 5/35

Lynn Trimble Lisa Chow and Step Raptis of Desert Dance Theatre joined the fun. 6/35

Lynn Trimble Nifty drawing station with objects to inspire creativity. 7/35

Lynn Trimble Kyllan Maney discovers it's a trip when your art makes the exhibit banner. 8/35

Lynn Trimble One of many Monica Aissa Martinez drawings in a mobile installation. 9/35

Lynn Trimble Peering into the back of the gallery on opening night. 10/35

Lynn Trimble The opening made for some creative photo moments. 11/35

Lynn Trimble Bobby Zokaites made these paintings with a Roomba vacuum cleaner. 12/35

Lynn Trimble Peeking inside a small box with an object belonging to Carolyn Lavender. 13/35

Lynn Trimble Kyllan Maney adds a sculptural element to her work. 14/35

Lynn Trimble Bobby Zokaites can chill while his Roomba paints the town. 15/35

Lynn Trimble All sorts of artists turned out on Friday night. 16/35

Lynn Trimble Ryan Carey used his breath to move ink around paper to make these works. 17/35

Lynn Trimble Basking in the glow of Kylan Maney's interactive piece for the show. 18/35

Lynn Trimble Browsing through books with intriguing drawings. 19/35

Lynn Trimble One of several drawings by gallery visitors on Friday night. 20/35

Lynn Trimble Beth Shook has two ceramic pieces in the show. 21/35

Lynn Trimble Who doesn't love a little Friday night Roomba? 22/35

Lynn Trimble Monica Aissa Martinez chats with pediatric orthopedist Richard Shindell. 23/35

Lynn Trimble Exploring a trio of charcoal and chalk works by Matthew Dickson. 24/35

Lynn Trimble Getting a detailed look at work by Tucson artist Laura Tanner Graham. 25/35

Lynn Trimble Clearly, art openings make awesome date nights. 26/35

Lynn Trimble Zooming in on detail for one of Chris Jagmin's many works in the show. 27/35

Lynn Trimble Carolyn Lavender donning her progressive flag pin next to one of her drawings. 28/35

Lynn Trimble A closer look at Ryan Carey's work for the show. 29/35

Lynn Trimble Feeling inspired to draw. 30/35

Lynn Trimble Thoughtful conversation inspired by Monica Aissa Martinez's drawings. 31/35

Lynn Trimble Another peek at one of Laura Tanner Graham's works. 32/35

Lynn Trimble For visual arts curator Michelle Nicholls-Dock, art is a family affair. 33/35

Lynn Trimble Creativity let loose. 34/35

Lynn Trimble Go ahead, try this at home. 35/35

New Tempe Art Show Draws a Big Crowd

The newest group show at The Gallery at Tempe Center for the Arts drew a big crowd during the opening reception on Friday, May 25. Artists turned out to share drawings of everything from body parts to planetary topography. And gallery-goers joined the fun by making their own drawings inspired by the free exhibit. "Draw: The Art of Curiosity and Innovation" runs through Saturday, September 1.

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The newest group show at The Gallery at Tempe Center for the Arts drew a big crowd during the opening reception on Friday, May 25. Artists turned out to share drawings of everything from body parts to planetary topography. And gallery-goers joined the fun by making their own drawings inspired by the free exhibit. "Draw: The Art of Curiosity and Innovation" runs through Saturday, September 1.

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