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Art EventsLearning & Product Expo: ART! This popular art event has been expanded to three dates for 2007, so mark your calendar. After Washington, D.C., from June 1-3, the Expo is scheduled for Chicago and California, with a new date/location below: Chicago, IL, July 13-15 – Chicagoland, Western Suburbs, Hickory Ridge Marriott Conference Hotel. Classes begin July 13. Register now. Pasadena, CA, Oct. 12-14 – Pasadena Conference Center. Classes begin Oct. 11 and registration begins Aug. 1 Immerse yourself in a unique experience for artists where you can visit an exhibit hall packed with art material manufacturers and choose from a program of 200 art classes. Learn new techniques from some of the most popular instructors in the country; experiment with new materials; see free demonstrations and more! Call 917-435-2838 and visit www.learningproductexpo.com for more information and to register. ARTWALK 2007 Presented by the city of Culver City and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Muse, ARTWALK 2007 provides an opportunity to discover the fastest-growing gallery scene on the west side through a free self-guided tour of over 40 galleries and exhibition spaces in the area. Meet gallery owners, artists and fellow art lovers as you expand your collection. An After Party will be held from 8-11 p.m. in the H.D. Buttercup Manufacturer Furniture Mart, Los Angeles, with live music, drinks and hors d’oeuvres, to which tickets are required. Call 323-857-6000; Visit www.lacma.org/membership/Muse-party.aspx. A Spring Serata This first-ever wine tasting event is an indoor and outdoor spring soiree featuring great wines, flower-inspired artworks and live music. RSVP to 617-566-5643 or membership@isgm.org. The Affordable Art Fair 2007 AAF is the place for new and established collectors to discover and buy paintings, drawings, sculptures, video, photography and limited edition prints from distinguished galleries, all priced from $100 - $10,000. The fair will host more than 60 galleries with approximately a quarter of the exhibitors from Europe, Canada and South America. Call 212-255-2003; info@aafnyc.com. Picasso and American Art This landmark exhibition, which opens June 16 (through Sept. 9), examines the fundamental role that Pablo Picasso played in the development of American art over the past century. Featured are nearly 40 works by Picasso as well as a wide-ranging display of works by American artists such as de Kooning, Pollock, Gorky, Krasner, Man Ray and several more. Related events include an Exhibition Preview Party on June 15, an Opening Day Lecture and a Lecture on June 21. Call 612-375-7600; www.walkerart.org. Jazz in the Garden The free and popular “Jazz in the Garden” series returns for a seventh summer to the NGA Sculpture Garden on the National Mall. Every Friday from 5-8:30 p.m., through August 31st, you’ll enjoy top local and regional musicians, with access to the Pavilion Café. www.nga.gov.
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