The Millet House
Art Gallery • Books • Community Space • Mesa, Arizona
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November Open Hours for “Circus”
November Open Hours: The Millet House will be open 10 am-3 pm Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in November EXCEPT Monday Nov 12! We are also open Thursday evenings for pizza and planning, and Sunday afternoons and evenings for painting! Plus…
Read MoreOpen Hours for “Contemplation in the Wasteland,” Craig Thornton, Featured Artist
Note: Are you looking for the Call for Art: Circus? Check the red menu bar, above! Daytime Hours for October: The Millet House is currently open 10 am-3 pm, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesdays. As we are volunteer-staffed, additional…
Read MoreOpening Reception for Contemplation in the Wasteland
The Millet House is hosting an Opening Reception on Friday, September 14, 6-10 pm for featured artist Craig Thornton. Craig has chosen the theme of “Contemplation in the Wasteland” which, for him, includes figures of strong character in beautiful but…
Read MoreVisionaries, Artists, Everyone!
Reminder: You are invited! Closing reception for Synchronicity (at 60) will take place on August 25 (not August 24 as originally planned) and the Millet House will be open from noon to 10 pm on that date. The day will…
Read MoreShubui: Japanese Paper TieDye: Special Event August 18 3-5 pm
Andrea Rogers, juried supporting artist in the current Synchronicity show, offers a three-hour workshop on Shubui, the art of Japanese paper tie-dye! The workshop will be at the Millet House, August 18, 3-5 pm. Your donation of $25 covers materials,…
Read MoreSynchronicity (at 60): July 13-August 25, 2018
Update: Closing reception will take place on August 25 (not August 24 as originally planned) and the Millet House will be open from noon to 10 pm on that date. The day will feature an interactive art project led by…
Read MoreEast Meets West: April 13-May 31 2018
Lydia Quinones is featured artist in this exhibit. Her work here lies at the intersection of art and history; the exhibit features works of international connections and forgotten references of Native American history. Supporting artists include Liza Bell, Toni Copeland…
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