- Posted by: WACAC Administration
The 8th Annual In. Art Show & Competition
A juried and judged art competition
Sponsored by Dave Freemore
The Eighth Annual In. Art Show & Competition presented by the Wyoming Area Creative Arts Community, open at the Hallberg Center for the Arts, in Wyoming, MN! Your voice can be heard by voting for your favorite three art pieces at the art center before closing on Wednesday, August 16th.
Award Ceremony was held on Thursday, August 17th from 6-8PM.
Judges: Rurik Hover, Christopher Harrison and Dee Ann Sibley.
In. Art Show 2023 Award Winners:
- Posted by: WACAC Administration
Songwriters in the Round #34
The Songwriters in the Round Series is proudly sponsored by the Hallberg Family Foundation
Video by Jack Doepke
Every month, the Wyoming Area Creative Arts Community brings in 3 songwriters to perform at the Hallberg Center for the Arts in an "In The Round" format, performing their original pieces of music.
- Posted by: WACAC Administration
Published in the Lowdown
Written by Noelle Olson/Editor
Photo by Paul Dols, Press Publications
Published Apr 4, 2023
The Hallberg Center for the Arts/Wyoming Area Creative Arts Community (WACAC) features a new exhibit every month.
“That's quite an achievement for a small arts community,” said Kirk Larson, vice chair and co-gallery director. “We split our annual exhibits between solo duo shows and open community collaborative shows.”
This month, the arts center will showcase the exhibit “Ranger Art” from approximately 90 students of the Forest Lake Area high school, middle school and community school. The exhibit is open until Saturday, April 15.
“The students began creating their art for this exhibit at the beginning of the school year,” Larson said. “It's exciting for them because they get to have their art hung professionally in a gallery.”
“We are so fortunate to have a creative arts center in our community,” said Maria Kaiser, art teacher at Forest Lake High School. “I also believe that having a partnership between the schools and the art center helps the larger community see the importance of art in both our schools and in our community.”
Read more: Local students featured in showcase at Hallberg Center for the Arts
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