April 22, 2003

Events

Canine Cleaning
Have a stinky dog that needs a bath? Then bring that fragrant canine out to the Red Mountain Multigenerational Center on May 17 and get it washed up. Volunteers will be washing dogs for donations that will benefit the Friends of Animal Care and Control, and Mel's fund.

These charities place at risk children with animals and give them the task of training the animals for their new homes over the course of a four week program. The children learn about the animals and themselves.

For more information or to volunteer, contact Sue Della Manddalena at (602) 840-2843 or Julie Bank (602) 506-3471.

Creativity on Display
Spring is here again and that means it is time for MCC's Student Art Show.

The art work will be on display in the Navajo Room in the Kirk Center on MCC's Southern and Dobson Campus.

The show is open from Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. through April 24. Paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs are all on display, and are free for all to vue. So come check out what fellow students have been doing.

Heavy Metal
In the mood for something a little different than a stuffy museum? There is an alternative.

Artisimo Artspace is hosting two new exhibits set to open on May 1, and run through June 15.

MCC students’ work will be featured in the "3-dimensional Welded Metal Sculpture" exhibit in the east room of the gallery. This will feature steel sculptures of all sizes that were given life by MCC welding students.

"Images of Interpretation" will be on display in the gallery's west room. The exhibit will feature work by Josi Taglienti and poetry by Gene Rister.

Special Guests will include Q-Ball who will serenade art watchers with jazz and blues.

Artisimo is located at 4333 N. Scottsdale Road. For more information call (480) 949-0433.

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