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Q: Has anyone ever gone to the CCAD Spring Student Art Sale?
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Ver-snatchie
C-BUs
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my mans parents go almost every year
and every year they drop bills on art
they love it
goda photography last year that was bad ass...
and the prices are not that bad....
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Brewmaster
Portland, OR
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ddavis wrote I dunno if I can pay the $50 and get there that early to *possibly* purchase something. I'll have to think it over.....
I'm with you...that would swallow up a decent sized chunk of my art budget in the first place.
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MikeReed
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just go. i went a few years back and got some really nice screenprints for $20 or $30 each. if you are a collector pay the extra fee to get in. if not just go and buy something that you kinda like. you'll grow to love it and artists can use the support.
these events are well attended.
i hope to one day make it back, but i always seem to be out of town that day.
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Anne
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A general admission ticket, which is available for $5, allows the ticketholder to enter the Student Art Sale between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. A first-choice admission ticket, which is available for $50, allows the ticketholder to enter the sale at 8:30 a.m. and obtain “first choice†of the artwork on display. Admission fees help support student scholarships.
Public parking is available in the former Byers used car lot immediately across Cleveland Avenue from CCAD’s East Broad Street facility.
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thatsmydog
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I went, it was ok. Couple things I would have got if the prices were a little more reasonable.
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Brewmaster
Portland, OR
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I went too...thought it was pretty well attended. I got a nice blown glass dish for $30 that will cost close to $100 at the art festival in June.
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