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      Staffed by local artists and volunteers, the Wrightwood Arts Center offers workshops in the visual, music, movement, textile, healing, performance and literary arts, while working to support other artists and arts organizations within the Wrightwood community.

      Set high in the San Gabriel Mountains, amidst one of the nation’s newest National Monuments, Wrightwood offers inspiration from nature and from the peace this lovely small town offers. (learn more)

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“I appreciated the enormous power and strength of water. It taught me perseverance. It energized me. I used that power. One pirouette, two, three. … if I could connect to the spirit, the depth, the constancy, the majesty and strength of the ocean, I felt I could master anything."
This months WAC newsletter features a profile of local young artist Isabella Rainbolt. Learn more about her and her art the WAC website.
Joan McCandless's photo from inside “The Passenger” by Eduardo Sarabia. Read about our latest WAC Adventure to Desert X at wrightwoodarts.com/adventures
Who's ready to play with clay? Mary Duman is leading a clay class at her home studio in Wrightwood starting May 1st. Find details at inspirednaturalhealing.com
“Crystal Scape” by Catherine Saldana. Mobile made with wire-wrapped found materials. To see more of Catherine’s work, visit her website.
Joan McCandless created this “everyday masterpiece” after William Michael Harnett’s “My Gems” (1888)

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