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Exhibitions Friday Night Gallery Crawl [continued] The following two exhibitions are located at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts 7380 E 2nd Street 480-499-8587 Contemporary Art, which will be open during the crawl. Days /Hours: Mon-Sat 10AM-5PM Fri 5/25 10AM-9PM Sun 12PM-5PM Credits: Save Me From Myself , by Liz Steiner, Photographer Ken Bova. My Toe Rings, 2006 by Chelsey Radabaugh Photo: Keith Meiser The following five exhibitions are located at the Mesa Arts Center 1 East Main Street Mesa, AZ 480-644-6560 Days /Hours: Mon-Fri 10AM-7PM Fri 5/25 10AM-10PM Sat 10AM-5PM Sun 12PM-4PM Credits: Necklace by Betty Longhi Credits: Something in the Air, 2007 by Jessica Calderwood Collection of Mesa Contemporary Arts 50 Cu / 29: Contemporary Work in Copper Coordinators: SNAG Exhibition Committee – Danielle Embry, Maureen Brusa-Zappellini, and Charity Hall Copper, our 29th element, is prized for its excellent malleability, conductivity, and ductility. This juried exhibition will feature contemporary artwork that is made primarily of this prized material. Crucible: 10 Years of Metals at Mesa Arts Center -Exhibition of Work by Mesa Arts Center Metals and Jewelry Instructors, Artist-In-Residence, Past and Present Workshop Artists and Visiting Artists Coordinator: Polly Smith Crucible showcases artwork by current and former faculty, resident artists and guest artists who contributed to the exceptional metals tradition at Mesa Arts Center. * Located next door to the Scottsdale Museum of Hot Under the Collar: A Survey of Contemporary Necklaces Coordinated by Liz Steiner From comments on the classic strand of pearls to contemporary takes on armor, this exhibition seeks to showcase how metalsmiths today interpret this incredibly versatile object. Humor in Metal Coordinated by Brigitte Martin What happens when metalsmiths are allowed to let loose, when they get to explore their mischievous and irreverent sides? Find out how "serious" artists express their sense of humor in objects and jewelry.