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February 2024 Documentary Film Class
Arrowhead Ranch Documentary
Emmy award winning documentary film makers Georgia Krause and Sam Wolff taught our first Documentary Film Class for teens and adults in February 2025. Georgia and Sam had just come off of the premier of their Glass Quest 2024 documentary and we were so delighted to have them teach with SCAAC!
Teen and adult students had the opportunity to learn documentary and film techniques, interview skills, and more during this workshop and Marla, Randy, and Arrowhead Ranch were the featured subjects!
SCAAC is delighted to continue expanding and exploring the variety and breadth of art, what an exciting art form! Congratulations to our students on their first collaborative documentary film!
Watch the film here: https://vimeo.com/1065288870
Art in the News!
Commercial for Providence Swedish Hospital
December 2024
Teaching artist Gaylynn Beuthien, was asked to lead her popular Mindful Reflection Thru Art class as part of a commercial for Providence Swedish Hospital featuring a cancer survivor benefiting from art, yoga, and meditation as an additional part of her healing practice. Class participants, Lael Williams, Andrew Curry, Maggie Booth, Mary Lanier, Carolyn Blackler, Judy Mieger, Michelle Pedersen, & Renee Hubbard served as extras on the set.
Gaylynn shares, “It was such an exciting day! I’m so grateful for the support of my amazing art students, SCAAC for sponsoring our class for over two years, and for the Camano Island Library hosting our ongoing class!”
Mindful Reflection Thru Art will continue on in 2025, held the last Wednesday of each month from 4 - 6PM at the Camano Library.
Watch Here: https://youtu.be/copHVPdwGB8?si=-RPsn2h9K7D0XtIi
New Mural Unveiled at Stanwood Farmers Market
- by Isabella Loy -
Stanwood Camano News
September 20, 2024
Over the summer, the Stanwood Farmers Market commissioned the Stanwood Camano Arts Advocacy Commission to create a community art piece on the storage containers behind the Stanwood Police Station.
Local artist Resha Hanson designed and outlined the piece and farmers market attendees have been contributing to it throughout the season.
Mayor Sid Roberts helped unveil the final mural Friday, Sept. 20, as part of SCAAC's MAC Fest, which runs until Sept. 21. More information and a schedule of events can be found at macfest.art.
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