CEDAR FALLS – The Hearst Center for the Arts, in collaboration with the Cedar Falls Human Rights Commission and local artists, is hosting a special event Tuesday called “Building Bridges Through the Arts with PRIDE.”
The event will be held from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in celebration of Cedar Falls Pride Month. It is a free, inclusive event showcasing the diversity of the community through music, theater, film and art.
The event will open with a musical performance of The Value of Human Life in front of the Hearst Center. Food and refreshments will be provided.
At the art centre, the public can view works by local artists such as Rose Smith and The Space. Selected pieces will be available for purchase. There will be face painting for all ages.
The Cedar Falls Community Theatre will be on stage, as well as lectures and film screenings highlighting voices from the LGBTQIA+ community.
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This event is made possible in part by a grant from the Cultural Leadership Partner program of the Iowa Arts Council, part of the Iowa Economic Development Authority.
For more information, contact Cory Hurless at [email protected] or (319) 273-8641.
Hearst Center for the Arts “Big Ideas, Small Art”, entries 26–50
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Patricia Willoughby, Cedar Falls, “Should have seen the one that got away!”, paper, wood, sand, stones
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Victoria Ulrich, Cedar Falls, “A Little Kiss”, pencil
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Allison Kleist, Cedar Falls, “When the forest becomes quiet”, pencil
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Heath Wilken, Cedar Falls, “Let’s Go for a Little Drive,” aluminum
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Sue Rinkleff, Waterloo, “Mini Rug,” weaving
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Bryan James Van Donslear, Dike, “Man”, acrylic, wax and ink on wood
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Sarah Jordan, Cedar Falls, “Splendor of Spring,” fused glass
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Julie Nystrom, Cedar Falls, “Willows in a Field of Flowers”, molten glass
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Heather Nemec, Cedar Falls, “Local Colors,” mixed media
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Brandy Sweeney, Dike, “Solace,” watercolor
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Marilyn Ruth Myers, Grundy Center, “Scrapped1”, mixed media
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Noelle Sampson, “Box of Rocks”, tumbled crystals and stones
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Heidi Lynn Friend, Cedar Falls, “Bath Toys”, modelling clay
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Karla Stille, Cedar Falls, “Weaving”, fiber, embroidery thread
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Nancy Barsic, Cedar Falls, “Blue Heron”, mixed media
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Sarah Estus, Hudson, “Menagerie in Leather,” Leather
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Angela Moore, Evansdale, watercolor
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Lexi Ceaglske, Cedar Falls, “Busy Little Bee,” stained glass
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Jean Melick, Cedar Falls, “Autobiography in Blue & Mauve,” Fiber
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Linda Ireland, Waterloo, “Love & Loss”, mixed media
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Nathan J. Gainer, Cedar Falls, “Bison in Miniature,” layered porcelain on ziroula
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Sara Seavey, Waterloo, “Zipper,” ink
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Rose Wambsganss, Coralville, “Serenity,” ink
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Caroline Halterman, Coralville, “Untitled”, mixed media
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Chris Perrin, Ames, “Pachyderms and Packing Terms: A tiny trunk-bearer carrying trunk in a travel suitcase with his tiny toy trunk-bearer in his own suitcase”, polymer clay, acrylic
