Luzon art show, fund-raiser to benefit Historic Tacoma

An art show memorializing the demolished Luzon Building in downtown Tacoma and benefitting Historic Tacoma will open Thurs., Dec. 17 at 5 p.m. at the Logical Diagram Gallery, 301 Puyallup Ave.

“Make No Little Plans” is curated by cereamic artist and Historic Tacoma member Claudia Riedener, and features work by 18 artists, including Riedener Lynn Di Nino, Michael Sullivan, Rick Semple, Jori Adkins, R.R. Anderson, Kimberly Bardwil, Mindy Barker, John Carlton, Josh Everson, Eric Fisher, Dan Hill, James Hume, Stephen M. King, Dorothy McCuistion, Di Morgan-Graves, Jennevieve Schlemmer, M.A. Shaudis, Jessica Spring, Sharon Styer and Chandler O’Leary.

Designed by famed Chicago architects John Wellborn Root and Daniel Hudson Burnham, the Luzon Building, constructed during the early-1890s, was one of the first high-rise towers on the West Coast. The building was razed in September. According to the City of Tacoma, the historically significant building was deemed a safety hazard and a demolition order was issued.

"Burnham & Root Uprooted" by Lynn DiNino will be part of an art show Dec. 17 benefitting Historic Tacoma. (PHOTO BY TOM HOLT)

 

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