Through the Lens at the Schack Art Center

Posted on June 10, 2015 by

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We had so much fun installing our new exhibition Through the Lens: The Story of Everett’s First Fifty Years in Pictures this week!!

We had an amazing turnout of our volunteers – both new and established and everyone worked so hard to make this exhibition shine!

Don’t miss our opening reception at the Schack on June 18th from 5:00 – 8:00 pm. And we have more exciting news – the Schack requested the exhibition stay up through the month of August. We are so very excited and grateful for this opportunity!

Here are some pictures of our volunteers hard at work during the install.

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a view of the largest wall
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Betty Morrow & Joan Packard installing photographs on one of the exhibition walls
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another view of the long exhibition wall
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our volunteers working hard
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and discussing the amazing photographs we have in the show
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Jack O’Donnell & Bob Mayer looking over the photographs
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Ed Morrow examining some of the many walls full of images
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Barbara George, Betty Morrow, Kim David, & Joan Packard working on the install
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