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23rd Annual Chocolate Extravaganza 2015
23rd annual Pomerene Center CHOCOLATE EXTRAVAGANZA Saturday, February 14, 2015| 3-5pm at Coshocton County Career Center a sweet way to support the Arts It’s all about chocolate but it’s not ALL about chocolate. There’s the spacious light-filled commons, plenty of tables to sit at (decorated with artful arrangements), incomparable entertainment, the anticipation of winning the raffle, designs for the new downtown artPARK on display…with the addition of you and your friends especially your sweetest, this is a perfect, perfect way to celebrate Valentine’s Day. $10 at the door where to get your $8 pre-sale tickets Dean’s Jewelry Mercantile on Main Medbery Marketplace Baker’s IGA or reserve your tickets at presale prices…
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banned to obscurity
opening party FRIDAY FEB. 21 | 5:30-7pm Artist and arts entrepreneur Andy Scott (CHS’06) brings his graphic artwork back to Coshocton the exhibit runs through March 16 also showing: Julian Dassai LITTLE PERSONAL STORIES Andy Scott is the Founder and Art Director of Little Tired Press (2009-present). Little Tired Press is a collaborative and community minded independent publisher that focuses on inspiring and promoting the talent that is discovered daily in Pittsburgh, PA and beyond. The flagship publication that drives the success of Little Tired is Andromeda, a quarterly comics anthology. Andromeda collects comic and comic related art from artists throughout Pittsburgh and neighboring areas. In addition to sparking artistic expression, Little Tired organizes events…
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Missing Pieces
Sundays Feb. 16 & 23, 2014 1:00-4:00pm Grades 3-8 limit 8 students Instructor: Andy Scott Cost: $45 ($40 for friends) ask about our scholarships TO REGISTER: Call 740.622.0326 or email pomerenearts@gmail.com or register on-line below Banned to Obscurity artwork by Andy Scott on display at the Pomerene 2/21-3/16 MISSING PIECES Prompted by comics/graphic artist Andy Scott, young student artists will start by transforming themselves into cartoon characters ready for an adventure story. The group will work together to develop key story elements including primary/secondary events, dialogue, monologue, conflict, resolution and themes. Children will draw and write in an atmosphere fashioned after a comics studio. Tasks will be divided into stations: drawing, coloring, lettering and…