Through Aug. 27 @ Metal Museum
Exhibition and group show of work involving moving parts including hand operated or run on a motor inviting the viewer to interact with the art.
Every third Thursday, 6-8 p.m. @ The Dixon Gallery & Gardens
Galleries and gardens will be open late. Featuring light refreshments, entertainment, and a cash bar.
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