Join us for Letter’s Aloud where Private Letters are read in Public. Tonight’s show is THANKS, BUT NO THANKS – Greatest Rejection Letters EVER!
This FREE event includes performances by SCC Faculty, Students and even our President, Dr. Jack Kahn.
Live music, lots of laughs and loads of fun. One night only!
Come join us for the Ceramic Showcase Artist Reception
Date: Thursday Jan 23, 2024
Time: 4:00-6:00
Location: Shoreline Community College Art Gallery, Building 1000
Civilization and ceramics are synonymous… as one of the oldest art forms on the planet, working with clay is a universal language of both function and form that has played an essential role in nearly every human civilization.
The ceramics program at Shoreline Community College is as diverse in its approaches as the student population it represents.
Please join us in celebrating the accomplishments of faculty member Gary Georger and his Intermediate and Advanced student artists!
Please join us for food and music as we celebrate these collaborations between these emerging artists and our community!
For questions or more information please contact Gallery Director, Zach Mazur (zmazur@shoreline.edu).
Film screening of Pinkwashing Exposed documentary with a community conversation and meal to follow. Come learn about pinkwashing, the growing transnational anti-apartheid movement and Palestine solidarity activism in Seattle. Film is edited by Amy Mahardy and directed by Dean Spade. We will have guests, professor and author Nada Elias and advocate Eitan Isaacson, to speak on their involvement with the film and the issues it covers.
Date: Tuesday 1/23/24
Time: 5:00-7:00pm
Location: Quiet Dining Room, 9208
Ceramic Showcase Exhibition
Civilization and ceramics are synonymous… as one of the oldest art forms on the planet, working with clay is a universal language of both function and form that has played an essential role in nearly every human civilization.
Civilization and ceramics are synonymous… as one of the oldest art forms on the planet, working with clay is a universal language of both function and form that has played an essential role in nearly every human civilization.
The ceramics program at Shoreline Community College is as diverse in its approaches as the student population it represents.
Please join us in celebrating the accomplishments of faculty member Gary Georger and his Intermediate and Advanced student artists!
CALL FOR ENTRIES: 2024 Shoreline Short Short Film Festival
Deadline: February 13, 2024
Calling all filmmakers! The Shoreline Short Short Film Festival (SSSFF) invites filmmakers to submit works for our 8th annual celebration of filmmaking in Washington State. All genres are accepted. Films must be between 3 and 13 minutes in length and made, at least substantially, in Washington State to be eligible.
Learn more and submit your film via Film Freeway (https://filmfreeway.com/ShorelineShortShortFilmFestival)
Application fees: $10 for student submissions and $15 for all other films. Filmmakers may only submit one film. To be eligible, films must have been completed after December 1, 2022.
The Shoreline Short Short Film Festival takes place on Saturday, April 13, 2024, at the Shoreline Community College Theater. The Festival is presented in partnership with the Shoreline Film Office and the Shoreline Community College Film, Drama, & Cinema Department.
Best Picture and People’s Choice winners each receive a $1,000 cash prize, the Sasquatch award, and additional publicity. All films chosen for the Festival are promoted via the ShoreLake Arts website and social media.
Questions? Email Teresa at programs@shorelakearts.org or info@shorelakearts.org or visit the website at https://www.shorelakearts.org/short-short-film-fest
ShoreLake Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to cultivate creativity and inspire our community through the arts. Established in 1989.
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