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The Marion Art Center (the MAC) is a dynamic non-profit organization offering a broad range of cultural experiences both in our historic building and across our community. The mission of the Marion Art Center is to enrich the SouthCoast community by supporting and promoting a vibrant arts experience for all.
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Christo, Famous For His Monumental Works Of Art, Dies At 84
Christo, Famous For His Monumental Works Of Art, Dies At 84
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The artist Christo died at his home in New York City on Sunday. He's known for major outdoor art installations that often involved wrapping buildings and elements of nature in fabric.If you've got 20 minutes, read this fun and inspiring story by Carolita Johnson about working and making *work.* Johnson, a cartoonist at The New Yorker, is a writer and illustrator with a fascinating job history!
What have you been reading during the shutdown? Share your thoughts with us at #theVirtualMAC. Visit us online at www.marionartcenter.org/virtual-mac.
A Woman’s Work: The Art of the Day Job
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Carolita Johnson looks back on the many ways she’s tried to juggle work with her *work.*
Beautifully made food can be a work of art, experienced with multiple senses. Have you ever seen an #elegantpie created by Karin Pfeiff-Boschek? This talented pastry designer creates stunning pies - you can see her beautiful works both before and after baking on her Instagram page @karinpfeiffboschek, or check out her blog: www.elegant-pie.com.
What beautiful works of art are you making? Are you creating in the kitchen? Share your creations in our #livinguncertainty online exhibit! Visit #theVirtualMAC at www.marionartcenter.org/virtual-mac
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We're just two days away from our very first ArtTalk at the MAC! (www.marionartcenter.org/events/arttalk/) Join a friendly, informal discussion about art! This week we'll be working out some organizational details, followed with a brief discussion about the works seen here:
“Ferment” by Roxy Paine, and Untitled (boombox) by Keith Haring. Head over to the our website through the link to find out more!
