on October 23, 2015 by in Golden News, Comments Off on Firing up the Arvada art scene
On Saturday, Oct. 17 hundreds of art lovers came to see iron, ceramics and glass art created before their eyes, at an iron pour to celebrate the Arvada Center’s current art exhibit “Fired.”
Food trucks and drink vendors were in attendance as artists used fire to craft their pieces.
Photos by Clarke Reader
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