[cid:image007.jpg@01D2FA31.0D447F20] Washington’s State Art Collection is now online at My Public Art Portal<http://www.arts.wa.gov/>. More than 2,100 of the Collection's 4,500 artworks are included, and we are adding more every week! The Portal includes current images of the artworks, as well as interpretive text and data about the artwork, and brief biographies of the artists. Partnering with Educators: ArtsWA can create a custom group of artworks for you in My Public Art Portal<http://www.artswa.org/>, to be used as a teaching tool or to complement any lesson plan or lecture. Contact collections@arts.wa.gov<mailto:collections@arts.wa.gov> to get started. To take a look at our web exhibitions: check out the Browse By | Web Exhibition<http://www.artswa.org/mwebcgi/mweb?request=viewlist;type=901> page on My Public Art Portal. We create a new web exhibition at least once a month, on different topics and using guest curators. Feel free to add My Public Art Portal or specific Web Exhibitions to your website and online resources. Image details at top, from left to right: Steve Gardner, The Torch: A Northwest Fire Theft (detail), 2013. South Puget Sound Community College, Olympia, WA | Joe Feddersen, Plateau Fish Trap (detail), 2015. Spokane Falls Community College, Spokane, WA. Photo by Joe Nuess | Lucinda Parker, Two Owls (detail), 2016. Lake Roosevelt Elementary, Grand Coulee, WA. All photos courtesy of the artists. All artworks are part of the Washington State Art Collection. For more information, please contact collections@arts.wa.gov<mailto:collections@arts.wa.gov>. Heide Fernandez-Llamazares My Public Art Portal Project Manager, Art in Public Places ArtsWA – WA State Arts Commission 360-586-3949 Heide.Fernandez-Llamazares@arts.wa.gov<mailto:Heide.Fernandez-Llamazares@arts.wa.gov> 711 Capitol Way S., Suite 600 | PO Box 42675 Olympia, WA 98504-2675 www.arts.wa.gov<http://www.arts.wa.gov/>