ASU Art Museum Store Holiday Sale!


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The ASU Art Museum Store Holiday Sale starts Saturday, Nov. 29 at both locations.

For the first time ever, this year’s holiday sale is happening at two museum store locations! Get 20% off all regularly priced merchandise — and museum members receive an additional 10% off. Not a member? Become one today.
The ASU Art Museum Store features a number of unique handmade items by local artists, ASU alumni and faculty — as well as jewelry and other accessories, works from nationally and internationally known artists, imaginative stationary and unusual stocking stuffers.

The ASU Art Museum Store at the Brickyard carries a large selection of ceramics available for purchase from nationally recognized potters (including ASU ceramic faculty). We’re excited to introduce new ceramic works by artists including Sunshine Cobb, Andrew Gilliatt, Meredith Host, Tom Jaszczak, Tammy Marinuzzi and Luba Sharapan. Find earthenware bowls and mugs with a pop of color, wheel-thrown porcelain plates with colorful patterns, soda-fired vases and more.

When you shop at the museum stores, you’re supporting museum programs — and shopping local! According to Local First Arizona, of which the museum is a member, when shoppers choose to spend their money locally, 73 percent remains in the local economy, compared to just 43 percent from non-local stores.

For more information about the ASU Art Museum stores, call 480.965.9076.

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Image at top: Courtesy of the ASU Art Museum Store; photo by Tim Trumble. Images above, L to R: Roost handmade ornaments, $6 – $10 ea. | Dear Hancock holiday cards, $14 for a set of six. | Asian Eye handmade scarves, prices vary. | Roost handmade ornaments, $6 – $10 ea. | Hand-marbled silk scarves by artist Sharon Gellerman, $56 ea.
All available at the ASU Art Musuem Store at Mill & 10th Street, while supplies last.

Every dollar contributed to the ASU Art Museum by June 30, 2016 will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the Windgate Charitable Foundation. Matched portions will support the ASU Art Museum International Artist Residency Program at Combine Studios.
BECOME A MEMBER TODAY!
Admission to all museum exhibitions is free.
For more information, call 480.965.2787

ASU ART MUSEUM & BRICKYARD HOURS:
open Tuesday 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
(10th & Mill open until 8 p.m. Tuesdays)
Wednesday – Saturday 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Closed Sundays, Mondays and holidays.

Support for the ASU Art Museum’s Fall 2014 season has been generously provided by Rea Bennett, Eric Jungermann, Jeffrey Spahn, Paul Bontekoe and The Steele Foundation.
Copyright © 2014 ASU Art Museum, All rights reserved.

Also, support Arizona’s Local Advocacy Organization – Local First Arizona.

Laboratory5 Inc is a local business based out of Tempe, Arizona – we love and support our local community! Shop Local This Holiday Season! xoxo – All of us at Lab5

Why Buy Local?

Why is buying local so important you might be asking? It greatly impacts the economy and there is evidence to prove it. Need research and proof? We found this great infographic that breaks it all down for you. So take a look and buy local!

Also, support Arizona’s Local Advocacy Organization – Local First Arizona.

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Laboratory5 Inc is a local business based out of Tempe, Arizona – we love and support our local community! Shop Local This holiday Season! xoxo – All of us at Lab5

Summer Ends Music Festival

I love a music festival and it’s even better when it’s in my town so I don’t have to travel. This past weekend was the Summer Ends Music Festival at Tempe Beach Park. Two of the days got rained out and had to be moved inside the Marquee Theatre so I only have a few photos but the music was great, the company was the best and the inspiration was plentiful. I spent much of the weekend so inspired by the music that I drew and drew and drew in my little travel notebook.

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Some of the drawings:

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