[image: 3.png] Hot Shop Hot Nights Return to Hilltop Artists This Spring! Friday, March 29th, 2024 5 - 8 PM The Hot Shop at Hilltop Artists During their week-long residency, renowned artists from the glass community set up in our hot shop, creating their own works, sharing with our students about their processes and experiences, and collaborating with Hilltop Artists. At Hot Shop Hot Nights, expect to see a professional glass artist working with and mentoring our advanced production students and alumni, creating spectacular collaborative pieces. The Gallery is open for shopping, and tea, hot cocoa, and coffee will be available. This March, Adeye Jean-Baptiste is in residence at Hilltop Artists! <https://hilltopartists.org/events/feb24-hshn-adeye/> Adeye Jean-Baptiste is a recent graduate of Alfred University, where they received their BFA. Their work focuses on vehicular movement from the perspective of those who are non-native to a given space or place. The core of their practice, however, is rooted in community. This has led them to be a co-facilitator for the GEEX Community Table Group as well as co-creating Alfred University’s Black Glass Artist series. Full event details are available on our website. <https://hilltopartists.org/events/feb24-hshn-adeye/> *Charli Berry* Engagement & Communications Manager *HILLTOP ARTISTS <https://www.hilltopartists.org/>* they/them/theirs | charli@hilltopartists.org | set a meeting <https://calendly.com/charli_hta/30min> | c: 253-571-7692 On spuyaləpabš/Puyallup and Coast Salish <http://www.puyallup-tribe.com/ourtribe/Land%20Acknowledgement.php> land <https://hilltopartists.org/events/feb24-hshn-adeye/> <https://hilltopartists.org/email-sign-up/> <https://hilltopartists.org/> <https://www.facebook.com/hilltopartists> <https://www.instagram.com/hilltopartists> <https://www.tiktok.com/@hilltopartists> <https://www.linkedin.com/company/hilltop-artists/> <https://www.youtube.com/user/HilltopArtists> [image: https://hilltopartists.org/donate] <https://hilltopartists.org/donate> *Using glass art to connect young people from diverse cultural and economic backgrounds to better futures.*