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Creative options: Three Chattanooga events showcase amateur, professional artists

Plein air artists will draw and paint during Spring Into Sculpture at the Sculpture Fields. / Sculpture Fields photo Plein air artists will draw and paint during Spring Into Sculpture at the Sculpture Fields. / Sculpture Fields photo

By Lisa Denton April 21, 2019 4 min read

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Andrew Nigh's 2017 sculpture burn at the Sculpture Fields. / Sculpture Fields photo

The crowd at last year's Spring Into Sculpture gathers for the sculpture burn. / Sculpture Fields photo

Picnics are welcome during Spring Into Sculpture. / Sculpture Fields photo

The art competition at Eco Field Day will award cash prizes for creative artworks made entirely from recycled materials and depicting a favorite animal. Visitors will have a chance to vote by donation, and winners will receive a portion of the total. / GreenSpaces photo

Artwork by Miki Boni will be included at Pet Pop, a pet-centric art installation. / Pet Pop photo

Artwork by Beth Gumnick will be included in Pet Pop, which will include some artwork hung at a dog's eye level. / Pet Pop photo

Three events this coming weekend will take art to some creative places. Attendees can expect to see works made from recycled materials, works meant for animal viewing and a work that will be sacrificed to flame before the night is through.

PET POP

» When: 5:30-8:30 p.m. Friday, April 26

» Where: Five Points Northshore, 328 Cherokee Blvd.

» Admission: Free