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Celebrating Three New Summer Exhibits at SMoCA in Scottsdale

By Lynn Trimble
Friday, June 8, 2018 at 11:20 p.m.
Lynn Trimble All smiles during a night of art. 1/34
Lynn Trimble Checking out Christy Puetz's works in "Wild Thing." 2/34
Lynn Trimble Artists Ron Brimrose (left) and Joe Ray ham it up near their artworks. 3/34
Lynn Trimble Friday night coloring session. 4/34
Lynn Trimble Shifting imagery inside Infinity Room. 5/34
Lynn Trimble A work of Scottsdale public art recently moved inside the museum. 6/34
Lynn Trimble Artists Laura Spalding Best and Matt Magee. 7/34
Lynn Trimble The sun sets on an art-filled Friday night. 8/34
Lynn Trimble Eye Lounge artist Tawny Kerr explores "Wild Thing." 9/34
Lynn Trimble Artist Lydia Okumura attended the opening. 10/34
Lynn Trimble A little SMoCA Lounge time before hitting the galleries. 11/34
Lynn Trimble When art meets wonder. 12/34
Lynn Trimble Checking out exhibit-inspired activities. 13/34
Lynn Trimble Artists Ashley Czajkowski and Ryan Parra. 14/34
Lynn Trimble Fun with magnetic words and craft tape. 15/34
Lynn Trimble Cellphones pointed at the Infinity Room ceiling. 16/34
Lynn Trimble Lots of good conversations happening here. 17/34
Lynn Trimble Museumgoers really lingered over Lydia Okumura's work. 18/34
Lynn Trimble Lydia Okumura graciously chatted with museumgoers about her work. 19/34
Lynn Trimble Checking out Randy Slack's work in "Wild Thing." 20/34
Lynn Trimble Friends and fellow artists enjoying "Wild Thing." 21/34
Lynn Trimble Scottsdale Arts CEO Gerd Wuestemann doing his meet-and-greet thing. 22/34
Lynn Trimble Enjoying their first trip to the museum. 23/34
Lynn Trimble The newest member of the SMoCA team. 24/34
Lynn Trimble More magic with Refik Anadol's Infinity Room. 25/34
Lynn Trimble This Lydia Okumura sculpture is actually a maze. 26/34
Lynn Trimble "Situations" curator Rachel Adams with Julio Cesar Morales. 27/34
Lynn Trimble Checking out one of two salon-style walls in "Wild Thing." 28/34
Lynn Trimble Feeling groovy inside Refik Anadol's installation. 29/34
Lynn Trimble More artists gathered for the Friday night shindig. 30/34
Lynn Trimble Part of the "Situations" exhibit featuring Lydia Okumura's work. 31/34
Lynn Trimble Bringing the class to this party. 32/34
Lynn Trimble Starting the weekend right. 33/34
Lynn Trimble Literally surrounded by art. 34/34

Celebrating Three New Summer Exhibits at SMoCA in Scottsdale

Artists and others creatives descended on Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art Friday night, June 8, for the official opening of three new exhibitions – including a mesh maze patrons can walk through, a mirrored room awash in shifting patterns of light, and two walls covered in animal art. Here's a look at who was there, and what they saw. For exhibit details, visit the museum's website.

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Artists and others creatives descended on Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art Friday night, June 8, for the official opening of three new exhibitions – including a mesh maze patrons can walk through, a mirrored room awash in shifting patterns of light, and two walls covered in animal art. Here's a look at who was there, and what they saw. For exhibit details, visit the museum's website.
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