1 Workshops 2010 - Sitka Center for Art and Ecology

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Workshops 2010
The Sitka Center for Art and Ecology is dedicated to expanding
the relationships between art, nature, and humanity...
At Cascade Head on the Oregon Coast
Celebrating 40 Years
Contents
Neskowin Coast Foundation
P.O. Box 65
Otis, Oregon 97368
541-994-5485 tel
541-994-8024 fax
www.sitkacenter.org
Vol. 39, No. 1
Published Once Annually
Our Story • Page 2
Workshop Details • Page 4
Membership • Page 21
Workshop Sponsors • Page 22
Workshop Calendar • Page 24
Workshop Index • Page 26
Registration • Page 27
Planning Tips • Page 28
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Our Story
Possibility The word invokes tingles of optimism. The Sitka Center rings with possibility now as
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much as it did 40 years ago when it was founded. This is due, in part, to some of the founding principles that
have endured over the decades and kept the organization simple:
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Sitka Center for
Art and Ecology
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was founded on
May 8, 1970
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as the Neskowin
Coast Foundation
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Place-based ~
Sitka’s spirit is captured by the location we occupy
Inclusive ~
people with all levels of knowledge are welcome
Connected ~ we work together with our community
to brighten the world
Long-term Focus ~
our plans incorporate 7th generation thinking
Support Artists ~ we want artists to benefit from
our programs, financially and intellectually
Non-institutional ~ we give people permission
to create without a prescribed structure
At its core, Sitka strives to be a place that provides support
for artists at all levels of experience and proficiency. Our
attitude of acceptance and warm welcome extends across
generations and experience levels. You can feel it when
you walk on our campus.
We are also a place where ideas expand. When you spend
time at the Sitka Center, your ideas unfold through
engagement with the place. An “improvisatory nature”
is at the heart of Sitka, where creative acts take shape
in nature, through human intention, and through the
interplay of creative people and their surroundings.
This year, as we celebrate our 40th birthday, we are
reflecting upon the cumulative effort that has created
this singular organization. At the same time, we are
setting the groundwork for the important work that has
yet to be done.
The workshops we have prepared this year cross a range
of disciplines, purposefully meant to inspire you with
Sitka Center is
offering more than possibility. Whether you have a burning vision that
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yearns for realization, a desire to hone your skills, or
in 2010
simply think it would be fun to learn a new skill, we
offer training, space, and a community of supporters
for you. Show up as your authentic self, ready to learn,
ready to participate, and ready to contribute all that
you have to offer the world!
–The Sitka Center Staff and Board
COVER ART:
“New Year’s Miracle at Cascade Head” by Frank Boyden.
Limited 30 print edition. Prints for sale to raise money
for Sitka’s endowment. Call to purchase.
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When I was eleven years old, I was terrified by the
imminent probability of nuclear war. I believed that
my love of rivers and my ability as a fisherman was
such that if only I could have a single day alone with
the presidents of Russia (then the USSR) and
America and take them fishing on a beautiful river,
that surely we three could solve the problems and
end the nightmare. They never gave me the chance,
perhaps because I never asked them.
When I was twenty-seven, Jane and I
imagined Sitka. I felt an overwhelming need to live
in a beautiful seminal place that would guide my
life and my art.
We realized that such a place might not
be peopled with artists or biologists or musicians,
the sort with whom we would like to surround
our family and ourselves. My life was made up of
how things meshed together. How dirt and water,
animals and sounds, and light and color formed a
Gordian knot. If Jane and I or a group of people in
collaboration could interpret such a place, the effect
could be altering.
After forty years I still believe that, and I
know there will be people who also believe that in
another forty or eighty years. If the structures of
thought and intent inherent at Sitka today have been
kept vital over that forty or eighty years, then there
will be a place for those who believe the basic premises of how the study of natural structures and art
can modify and change the perceptions of the world.
The idea behind Sitka is simple and basic.
What we have had here from the beginning is a
presence, an adjustable way of confronting ideas
through time and space in a special land which
instructs people to see with greater clarity and to give
back their perceptions. The thousands of people who
have chosen to participate in Sitka are proof that
optimism is absolutely mandatory. No one has to ask.
–Frank Boyden
Board of Directors
Jane Boyden
Laura Doyle
Sarah Greene
Marlys Pierson
Carol Riley
Janine Stanton
Pat Thompson
Staff
Eric Vines
Jalene Case
Ernie Rose
Rebecca Welti
Dawn Stetzel
56605 Sitka Dr. • P.O. Box 65 • Otis, OR 97368
info@sitkacenter.org • (541) 994-5485
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People of any race, sex, color, age, religion, national or ethnic origin, sexual preference, or disability are welcome at all Sitka Center programs and activities, and will enjoy all the same rights and privileges.
Sitka Center reserves the right to change programs, regulations, and fees noted in this schedule.
Our Story
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The Sitka Center is a creative
community that cares about artists and cares about nature.
Many people experience Sitka through our Workshop
Program that brings talented instructors from around the
world to teach people who want to enhance their ability
for expression. Others experience Sitka through viewing
and purchasing art at our annual Art Invitational, a chance
to see more than 500 diverse creations from some of the
Northwest’s top artists. A select group of artists, writers,
and musicians get to experience Sitka as an Artist-in-Residence, spending as long as 4 months
in deep interaction with our environment at Cascade Head. This year we are offering an extra event:
a 40th year celebration. One of our favorite things about Sitka is that it attracts incredible people.
We hope this celebration is the ultimate reflection of that attraction, bringing people from across the globe
and from across Sitka’s history to celebrate art, nature, and the relationship we have with both.
Place
The Center is located just north of Lincoln City on the Oregon coast and sits within breathtaking view of the
Pacific Ocean. It is surrounded by an array of protected lands, including a Nature Conservancy Preserve, the
Cascade Head Experimental Forest, the Salmon River estuary, a United Nations Biosphere Reserve, and the only
Scenic Research Area in the world. Stepping onto the campus, it is almost impossible not to notice a slowing of
pace and a widening of vision. Rooted in its mission and sheltered beneath the branches of its namesake Sitka
Spruce, the Center has grown into an epicenter of creative and intellectual activity. People come from all over the
world to experience the site while learning in workshops or pursuing individual creative or intellectual projects
during residencies.
Programs
Members
and donors
contribute 19%
of Sitka’s budget.
Sitka has
3 full-time staff
3 part-time staff
and over 100
volunteers.
In 2009,
849 people took
a workshop at
Sitka.
Sitka Center’s activities are focused in two areas. The Center’s Workshop Program offers more than 100 handson workshops each year. Courses offer one- to five-day intensive explorations for individuals of all ages, abilities,
and backgrounds, teaching the tools and techniques of the medium. The Workshop Program at the Sitka Center
is the largest of its kind in Oregon, and the instructors are leaders in their field of study.
The Residency Program has provided 180 artists, writers, and natural science scholars the opportunity to conduct
their own work while deeply engaging with the environment of Cascade Head. Up to six residents at a time, usually
from different disciplines and stages in their careers, live and work on campus for one to four months free of
charge. The Residency Program fosters cross-disciplinary creative and intellectual work for residents individually
and collectively. Our residents, many of whom are internationally respected and prize-winning, share their
work with the local community through presentations,
workshops, and service projects.
Residents
have come from
17 countries and
32 states.
“The sights and sounds and quiet are to be reveled in.
I love everything about Sitka, from arts & education to the people
and all the beauty.”
-Linda Oleneck
3013 people
attended the
Sitka Art
Invitational
in 2009.
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Workshop Details
August
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Ceramic Prints: Low-Tech Printing
Kicki Masthem (www.kickimasthem.com)
PRINTMAKING Workshop ID: 1509
Monday - Wednesday 08/09/2010 - 08/11/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $255; plus a $25 materials fee
Age 16 and older. All skill levels welcome.
In this hands-on workshop, we will explore various processes for applying prints and color to
fired and unfired clay, simple mono prints, how to create your own ceramic ink to transfer
photocopied images, and using terra sigillatas, stains, and engobes to create patterns and
design.
Kicki Masthem is a sculptural clay artist in Portland, Oregon. She has been an Artist-In-Residence
at: Clay Studio in Missoula, Montana; Watershed Ceramic Center, Maine; and Contemporary
Crafts Museum and Gallery, Oregon. Kicki has an MFA in ceramic arts from James Madison
University, Virginia, and teaches at Portland Community College.
Kayaking, Ecology and History: Salmon River Estuary
Cheryl Rorabeck-Siler
NATURE Workshop ID: 1511
Monday 08/09/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $130
View gorgeous Cascade Head, surrounding salt marshes, and forested hillsides from your
kayak while experiencing this estuary as among the most pristine, wildlife inhabited
waterways on the coast. Learn how dike removals and a United Nations Biosphere Reserve
designation have effected the balance between our human world and natural systems.
Cheryl offers a decade of experience with local waterways and has been a key member of Kayak
Tillamook since 2004. Complemented by twelve years of teaching biology at Tillamook High and
specialized skills in rescuing and rehabilitating raptors, she is well-suited to lead your educational
adventure.
Kayaking, Ecology and History: Nestucca River Estuary
Tuesday 08/10/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $130
Kayak Nestucca’s captivating waters, a feeding ground for the Great Blue Heron and many
sea birds. Cheryl will share how this river was once a major economic contributor of salmon
and timber to the coastal economy. On a lucky day, curious river otters may approach to
investigate our activities.
(See Cheryl’s biography above.)
Watercolor Flower Painting
Patricia Schmidt (www.PatriciaSchmidtArt.com)
DRAWING AND PAINTING Workshop ID: 1477
Thursday - Saturday 08/12/2010 - 08/14/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $255
What do you paint first, the flower or the background? Join us for a very fun and informative
workshop designed to answer your questions. Compose your flower painting from your own
photos. Receive great tips on painting flower petals and leaves. Plan to paint with a variety of
greens.
Patricia Schmidt is a signature member of the Northwest Watercolor Society, a member of the
Watercolor Society of Oregon and the Colored Pencil Society of America. Her artwork can be seen
at the Portland Art Museum Rental Sales Gallery, and Freed Gallery by Siletz Bay.
Water-Media: New Materials New Ideas
Dale Laitinen (www.dalelaitinen.com)
Friday - Monday 08/13/2010 - 08/16/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $425
Break out of the watercolor box, explore new horizons, and discover the versatility of
watermedia, where traditional technique meets new alternatives. Along with responsibility to
the craft of painting, accept the invigorating challenge of using new materials and new ideas
that can be used to interpret the natural world.
Dale Laitinen is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society, and has extensive
experience as a workshop instructor. He is a graduate in Fine Art from San Jose State University.
Dale’s work includes highly designed paintings of the landscape of the West.
Equilibrium: Balancing Image and Text in the Painted Book
Suzanne Moore
BOOK ARTS Workshop ID: 1504
Sunday - Thursday 08/15/2010 - 08/19/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $495; plus a $25 materials fee
Age 18 and older. Intermediate
Verbal and visual content, page design, color palette, and materials directly alter and affect
the experience of the reader. We will play out the balance of words and imagery, as well
as color and form, as we create books that apply various techniques and design solutions,
to complete a simply bound book.
Suzanne Moore is a painter, printmaker and lettering artist who combines contemporary
aesthetics, rich eclectic knowledge and conceptual design in inventive contemporary book works.
Suzanne’s books are in prominent institutional and private collections. She is part of the Walesbased team illuminating the St. John’s Bible.
This is the 2010 workshop in honor of Lois McClelland.
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Life Drawing
M.J. Anderson (www.mjandersonsculpture.com)
Tuesday 08/17/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $80; plus a $40 model fee
Come draw various poses from a live nude model. This workshop focuses on the needs of
each participant. Whether you have never drawn before or are looking for feedback in the
way you work the figure, this is a perfect day to take pencil to paper and focus and refine
your way of seeing what is before you.
Primarily a figurative sculptor working in marble, M.J. Anderson divides her time between
her studios on the Oregon coast and Carrara, Italy. She creates public, private, and liturgical
art commissions as well as sculpture for gallery exhibition. Anderson is represented by Davidson
Galleries in Seattle.
Figurative Sculpture in Clay
M.J. Anderson (www.mjandersonsculpture.com)
SCULPTURE Workshop ID: 1493
Wednesday - Friday 08/18/2010 - 08/20/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $225; plus a $55 materials fee and a $50 model fee
Working from a live nude model, this class is about learning to see the body’s forms and
angles in three-dimensional space. Simple geometry and measurement techniques will help
you to transform clay to echo the gravity, anatomy, and movement of the human form.
This workshop is for aspiring sculptors or as a focused refresher. Attention is given to
individual needs.
(Please see M.J.’s biography above.)
Ecology of Coastal Birds and Their Habitats
Dan Gleason (www.bgleasondesign.com/crane2/birdsinside)
Friday - Sunday 08/20/2010 - 08/22/2010 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM $175
Visit coastal habitats to study birds, their adaptations, and the influences that impact birds’
lives. Also examine other organisms sharing these environments. Birds will be the primary
focus, but many plants and other animals will be examined as a “lens” through which to
understand the complexities of birds’ lives.
Please note, the hours of this workshop are 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Dan Gleason teaches Ornithology at the University of Oregon and in community classes, and is
an invited speaker statewide. He writes “Backyard Habitats” for Eugene’s Register Guard, is the
author of Birds! From the Inside Out, and a second book due soon. Nature and environmental
education are life-long passions.
Drawing Intensive
Larry Thomas (www.larrythomas.info)
Saturday - Tuesday 08/21/2010 - 08/24/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $360; plus a $10 materials fee and a $15 model fee
Utilizing a variety of drawing materials and techniques, we will make quick notes and
sketches from natural forms in the immediate landscape. We will further develop those
sketches into more complex, deeper interpretations/responses to the natural environment.
Larry Thomas is the former Dean of Academic Affairs and Interim President of the San Francisco
Art Institute. His work has been exhibited widely regionally and nationally and is in many
permanent collections. He has taught drawing, painting and printmaking at SFAI and at
Stanford University and has been a guest lecturer at numerous universities.
Write for Kids: A Sense of Place
Kim Griswell (www.kimgriswell.com)
WRITING Workshop ID: 1522
Monday 08/23/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $60; plus a $2 materials fee
Age 16 and older. All skill levels welome.
What would Harry Potter be like if he lived in Lubbock, Texas? In kids’ books, setting cannot
be an afterthought—it’s too important to what can and will happen, to who your character is
and what he or she can become. Learn to create a vivid sense of place at Sitka!
Kim T. Griswell has over twenty years of experience as a writer, editor, and writing instructor,
focusing on children’s literature. She served for six years as coordinating editor of Highlights for
Children. Kim has published more than 200 short stories, articles, and columns, and a nonfiction
children’s book.
Puffin Mask
Jay Haavik (www.jayhaavik.com)
WOOD WORK Workshop ID: 1486
Tuesday - Friday 08/31/2010 - 09/03/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $395; plus a $50 materials fee
With their comical beaks and cavalier head tufts, Tufted Puffins are one of the most popular
birds of the west coast. In this unique class, students will carve out of western red cedar a
Northwest Coast Native style puffin mask that has an articulated or moveable lower mouth.
A full-time studio artist, Jay Haavik’s work extends nationally and internationally. Much of his
work reflects indigenous and older traditional cultures, especially those of the Vikings and the
Northwest Coast Native peoples. A long-time Sitka instructor, one of his class projects was the
Sitka “Trickster” totem pole.
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Japanese Woodblock Water-Based Printing
Wuon-Gean Ho (www.wuongean.com ~ www.printplay.wordpress.com)
PRINTMAKING Workshop ID: 1507
Tuesday - Friday 08/31/2010 - 09/03/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $295; plus a $40 materials fee
Japanese woodblock, or mokuhanga, is a non-toxic printmaking technique that has a great
variety of beautiful effects, from delicate washes of transparency to bold vibrant colors. Using
traditional tools, wood and paper, learn how to carve and print your own multicolored
woodblock prints.
Wuon Gean Ho has worked in various print workshops in London, Kyoto, and Oregon, all
places that she holds close to her heart. Taking the traditional Japanese woodcut and relief print
as a starting point, she makes prints and artists’ books which use intense colors to depict unusual
narratives.
SEPTEMBER
Photographing Oregon’s Seaside Cottages and Gardens
John and Kathy Willson
PHOTOGRAPHY Workshop ID: 1538
Saturday - Monday 09/04/2010 - 09/06/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $210
Age nine, and older. All skill levels welcome.
Learn digital capture, adjustment and presentation of your work through in-class teaching
sessions; field exercises at the Sitka Center, Neskowin, Cascade Head, coastline meadows
and beaches; and computer editing and design work. (Some light hiking.) Throughout the
weekend the instructors will work closely with each participant to help improve their digital
skills.
As award winning teachers and photographers for the past 40 years, Kathy and John bring a
wealth of knowledge and great teaching style to both film and digital workshop participants. They
have published in Nikon World, Nikon World International Calendar, and a variety of other
magazines, books and greeting cards.
Earth and Fire Raku
Katy McFadden (www.katymcfadden.com)
SCULPTURE Workshop ID: 1550
Saturday - Wednesday 09/04/2010 - 09/08/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $415; plus a $30 materials fee
We will explore the Japanese technique of raku firing. Works are pulled from the kiln while
the glazes are molten. All basic handbuilding methods will be demonstrated. Your work will
be fired, so you can take it home with you.
Katy McFadden’s approach to teaching ceramics is rooted in the belief that we all have a creative
voice. She uses this medium as a vehicle to explore that creative voice. She has worked with clay
and taught for over twenty-five years in numerous parts of the world.
Kayaking, Ecology and History: Sand Lake
Tuesday 09/07/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $130
Explore the very shallow and crystal clear waters of this marine-dominated estuary, which
accommodates a flow of marine life in and out. Learn how fish and large invertebrates, such
as Dungeness crab and flounder, take advantage of the food-rich bottoms. Experience a very
high tide and paddle around Whalen Island.
Cheryl offers a decade of experience with local waterways and has been a key member of Kayak
Tillamook since 2004. Complemented by twelve years of teaching biology at Tillamook High and
specialized skills in rescuing and rehabilitating raptors, she is well-suited to lead your educational
adventure.
Wednesday 09/08/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $130
View gorgeous Cascade Head, surrounding salt marshes, and forested hillsides from your
kayak while experiencing this estuary as among the most pristine, wildlife inhabited
waterways on the coast. Learn how dike removals and a United Nations Biosphere Reserve
designation have affected the balance between our human world and natural systems.
(Please see Cheryl’s biography above.)
Life Drawing Life-Size
Mark Elliott
Thursday - Friday 09/09/2010 - 09/10/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $120; plus a $45 materials fee and a $30 model fee
Come draw real-life in real-size! Working with a nude model and using 3’ x 6’ paper with
charcoal, pastel, conté sticks, and/or chalk, our full-scale drawings are developed by mapping
the standing figure from multiple viewpoints. Students will engage in gesture exercises,
discussions of proportion, composition, line and value, and take home a completed life-size
drawing.
Mark is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati, with a MFA in figurative sculpture, where he
created life-sized figures. He has taught drawing and sculpture privately and at the college level.
He shares his enthusiasm while encouraging his students. Mark lives on the central Oregon coast.
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Watercolor Mixing Techniques
Saturday - Sunday 09/11/2010 - 09/12/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $170
This workshop is the one I wanted when I first began painting with watercolor, with just
enough color theory to explain the “why’s” of color mixing. We’ll test our watercolor paints
to see their individual qualities plus mix a wide range of greens and neutrals to use in your
paintings.
Growing Oyster Mushrooms
Steven Carpenter
Saturday 09/11/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $75; plus a $10 materials fee
Turn your recycled materials into gourmet mushrooms! Participants will learn all of the steps
necessary to grow your own oyster mushrooms on recycled materials, such as cardboard,
paper, grass clippings, straw, and coffee grounds.
Steve is a native Oregonian, and earned his Ph.D. in mycology at the New York Botanical
Garden. He has taught many local mushroom identification courses, and is a regular speaker and
leads mushroom-growing workshops at the annual Yachats Mushroom Festival. Steve is completing
a book on mushrooms of Marys Peak.
Basic Drawing
Jill Goodell (www.jillgoodell.com)
Monday 09/13/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $60; plus a $15 materials fee
Age 16 and older. Beginner
Don’t believe it’s only the talented who can draw. Because, if you know your ABCs, you can
draw! Here’s the secret, drawing is a skill, which you will learn by day’s end. We will cover all
the fundamentals: line, shape, form, and measurement, using pencil and pen. A workbook is
included.
After spending years in advertising, Jill Jeffers Goodell returned to her first love: art. She teaches at
PCC and her own studio. Her work has appeared in local shows and galleries, including Lawrence
Gallery. She is a member of the Watercolor Society of Oregon and Oregon Society of Artists.
Plein Air Landscape Painting
Phyllis Trowbridge (www.phyllistrowbridge.com)
Tuesday - Friday 09/14/2010 - 09/17/2010 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM $295
Explore the beauty of the coast with oil, acrylic, and/or watercolor. This workshop offers
beginning and experienced painters the opportunity to hone perceptual skills as they learn
to work outdoors in the landscape. Special attention will be given to both the practical and
expressive concerns of plein air painting.
Phyllis Trowbridge draws and paints the landscape outdoors year-round. Her teaching style strives
to encourage students’ interests and innate talents as they open to new ideas and ways of working.
She received her MFA from American University in Washington, D.C. and currently resides in
Ashland, OR.
Basic Pastels
Tuesday 09/14/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $60; plus a $20 materials fee
Learn how to create luscious pastel paintings using both soft pastels and oil pastels on sanded
paper and canvas with in-class exercises.
(Please see Jill’s biography above.)
Basic Acrylic Painting
Wednesday - Thursday 09/15/2010 - 09/16/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $120; plus a $25 materials fee
Here’s your chance to learn the basics of acrylics. Strictly for the beginner, you will learn how
to handle this medium, and learn all about brushstrokes, various grounds and much more.
Students will bring a Grumbacher starter set and a packet of three 8” x 10” canvas boards
to class.
(Please see Jill’s biography above.)
Family Writing Workshop
Amy Minato
Saturday 09/18/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $60
You’ve heard “read to your kids.” Why not write with your kids? Discover each other
through a new lens while polishing essential creative writing skills in a supportive, informal
atmosphere and learn how to bring writing into your home. Have fun collaborating on
family stories, memories, journals and calendars.
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Amy Minato is author of The Wider Lens published in 2004 by Ice River Press. Her poetry
has been recognized with a 2003 Oregon Literary Arts Fellowship and her prose with a Walden
Fellowship. She teaches writing workshops in Portland, but considers the Wallowa Mountains her
home.
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Short Paths to Truth: Brief Nonfiction
Joanne Mulcahy (www.lclark.edu/dept/nwi)
Saturday - Sunday 09/18/2010 - 09/19/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $185
Charles Simic calls them “memory fragments”; other writers speak simply of “shorts.” Short
form nonfiction may be complete in itself or part of a larger structure. In this workshop,
we’ll write brief essays, memoirs, portraits, and travelogues. We’ll also examine elements of
craft in this popular form through readings from several anthologies.
Joanne B. Mulcahy teaches at The Northwest Writing Institute of Lewis and Clark College. Her
essays appear in journals and anthologies including “The Stories that Shape Us and These United
States.” She is the author of Birth and Rebirth on an Alaskan Island and Remedios: The
Healing Life of Eva Castellanoz.
Cedar Bark Weaving
in the Tradition of North West Coast Native American Haida
Nancy Olson
FIBER ART Workshop ID: 1505
Sunday - Thursday 09/19/2010 - 09/23/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $395; plus a $30 materials fee
Learn techniques of NW Coast Native American Haida weaving with red & yellow cedar
bark. Build skills in bark preparation, basic twining and plaiting. Project options include:
berry basket, cylindrical trinket basket, or rectangular storage basket. Nancy will share stories
of Haida design elements and gathering.
Nancy Olson, taught by Haida Master Weavers in SE Alaska, has been weaving since 1992 and
has taught individuals and workshops for schools and communities, working mainly with red and
yellow cedar bark. She shares stories of weaving experiences, materials gathering and preparation
plus Haida culture and design elements.
Three Days, Three Ways in Encaustic
Patricia Baldwin Seggebruch (www.pbsartist.com ~ www.gingerfetish.blogspot.com)
Friday - Sunday 09/24/2010 - 09/26/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $265; plus a $20 materials fee
We explore three different techniques in encaustic, creating distinctive looks in beeswax.
Day 1: plaster, textural additions and wax; Day 2: journal through collage using papers,
personal mementos, written word and textural elements to create ‘stories’ in wax;
Day 3: mini boards to create movable encaustic Rubik’s Cubes.
Patricia Baldwin Seggebruch has taught encaustic workshops for six years throughout the US.
She is the author of the book, Encaustic Workshop, and two DVD’s in the medium as well. In
addition to painting in beeswax, Patricia is kept busy raising four teenage sons, two cats, and four
bantam chickens.
Plein Air Beadwork
Teresa Sullivan (www.teresasullivanstudio.com)
JEWELRY Workshop ID: 1544
Saturday - Sunday 09/25/2010 - 09/26/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $120; plus a $40 materials fee
Create beaded artworks based on designs and patterns in nature. Explore sculptural
techniques to create leaves, grasses, flowers and whatever inspires you. Use texture, design
and color to express nature’s beauty. We will create sample pieces for reference in future
projects while developing skills and pushing our boundaries.
Award-winning beadwork artist Teresa Sullivan has exhibited her work internationally, and
is represented by the Gallery at Museum of Contemporary Craft and Beet Gallery in Portland,
Oregon. A grounded, nurturing teacher, she empowers students to expand their assumptions about
their own capabilities.
Salmon: Smoking & Curing
Rebecca Welti and Greg Rice (www. SitkaCenter.org)
Saturday 09/25/2010 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM $85; plus a $20 materials fee
Come savor a day at Sitka in the smokehouse and kitchen. You will learn techniques for
several salmon curing processes, including a couple of smoking methods and gravlax. There
will be ample opportunities to sample the delicious results.
From a tiny fishing village in southeast Alaska, Greg and Rebecca have gillnet for salmon for
20 years. Greg has studied fisheries and food science and continues to fish, while Rebecca now
works at Sitka. When it comes to salmon, they enjoy collaborating and refining their classic
Alaskan recipes.
From Bud to Seed: Abstract Forms in Nature
Marlana Stoddard Hayes (www.beppugallery.com)
Monday - Thursday 09/27/2010 - 09/30/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $295; plus a $5 materials fee
This workshop explores the myriad design possibilities found in seedheads as a foundation
to springboard into abstract paintings. Varied surfaces and experimental media combination
will allow you to naturally discover beautiful design structures that will delight your heart
and eye. If you are curious about abstract painting but do not know how to begin, this is a
helpful foundation.
Marlana Stoddard Hayes, MA, MFA, has over thirty years of teaching experience. Her work has
shown internationally; Musee Granet: Aix-En-Provence, France, Art-In-Embassies Program:
Mali, Africa and nationally at University of Michigan, Nelson Atkins Museum, Spencer Museum
of Art, and University of Iowa. She is also a 1990 Sitka Artist-In-Residence.
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Workshop Details
October-November
Elements of Mushroom Identification
Nancy Weber
Saturday - Sunday 10/02/2010 - 10/03/2010 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Saturday & 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Sunday $135; plus a $6
materials fee
This class is designed for aspiring mushroom hunters with little or no experience in
mushroom identification. We will emphasize the features of mushrooms used to identify
them and the associated vocabulary. We will collect mushrooms on a short hike. Please note
the hours are 9 AM to 4 PM Saturday and 9 AM to 3 PM Sunday.
Nancy Weber’s professional research on fungi has centered on morels, cup-fungi, and related
truffles. Her avocation, now a vocation, is a long term study of mushrooms in her yard and
neighborhood. She has extensive experience sharing information on mushrooms with a wide
variety of audiences.
The following Workshops are offered in Portland
during our 17th Annual Art Invitation in November
Cedar Bark Weaving in the Tradition of North West Coast Native
American Haida (Portland Workshop)
Nancy Olson
FIBER ART Workshop ID: 1564
Monday - Tuesday 11/08/2010 - 11/09/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $160; plus a $15 materials fee
This is an introduction to NW Coast Native American Haida weaving with red & yellow
cedar bark. Learn basic twining, plaiting, and rope making skills. Students make 1-2
miniature rectangular gathering baskets.
Nancy Olson, taught by Haida Master Weavers in SE Alaska, has been weaving since 1992 and
has taught individuals and workshops for schools and communities, working mainly with red and
yellow cedar bark. She shares stories of weaving experiences, materials gathering and preparation
plus Haida culture and design elements.
Writing Museum (Portland Workshop)
Kim Stafford (www.kim-stafford.com)
Wednesday 11/10/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $100
We will write a set of spells to summon an imagined personal museum of resonant objects,
moments of indelible weather, human gestures at the point of illumination, and other icons
of remembered or imagined art and ecology. Our writing will savor multiple forms, and
feature verbal artifacts.
Kim Stafford is the founding director of the Northwest Writing Institute, and author of a dozen
books of poetry and prose. In addition to Sitka, he has taught writing workshops at the annual
Fishtrap Writers Gathering and colleges and literary centers in Oregon and abroad.
Recorder Players: Inspiration and Exploration (Portland Workshop)
Annette Bauer (www.annettebauer.com)
MUSIC Workshop ID: 1563
Thursday - Friday 11/11/2010 - 11/12/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $200; plus a $5 materials fee
Age 14 and older. Intermediate
Indulge in a two-day recorder intensive for intermediate and advanced players. Each day
includes a technique class, repertoire session, special topics class (medieval, contemporary,
and world music traditions), and a master class for consorts and soloists.
Annette Bauer is a professional recorder player and former 2009 Sitka Artist-In-Residence. She is
a musician trained in both early music and classical Indian music styles. She regularly performs
with her early music ensembles Canconier, Les graces, and Farallon. Annette has a special interest
in the art of improvisation, world music traditions, and early notation.
Watercolor Orchid (Portland Workshop)
Saturday 11/13/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $85
In this one day workshop, create a watercolor painting of an Orchid with step-by-step
instruction by artist, Patricia Schmidt. Learn how to paint delicate washes of watercolor, add
details with watercolor pencils, soften edges, glaze for luminous shadows, and mix a variety
of greens for a foliage background.
Spirit of the Rough Sketch (Portland Workshop)
Ken O’Connell (www.kosketch.blogspot.com)
Sunday 11/14/2010 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM $110; plus a $10 materials fee
Begin a new sketchbook or dust off an old one and take your sketchbook work to the next
level. In addition to demonstrating how to keep an exciting and memory-filled sketchbook,
you will learn how to draw and paint using several media together.
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Kenneth O’Connell, Professor Emeritus of Art from the University of Oregon will bring his
energy and love of sketchbooks to his workshop. He will show you how he filled some of his 70
sketchbooks.
Membership
Membership and Gift Certificates
www.sitkacenter.org
If you believe in the philosophy of what the Sitka Center represents, we need you as a member. Our collective
power as an organization comes from the people who support it. Sure, you can get benefits from membership
like early registration options, discounts on classes, and invitations to special events. But more than that, being a
member makes a statement that you believe art, artists, creativity, nature, and community are important. As Sitka
navigates the world, our members speak volumes about who we are. Your voice adds weight to the message, so
please become part of the Sitka community today.
Here are some more ways to support Sitka:
• volunteer
• donate
• buy art
• come to our events
• include us in your estate plans
Your support empowers us to hire and retain quality instructors, to better equip our studios, and to provide living
and working space for resident artists, naturalists, musicians, and writers.
If you would like to learn how you can become more involved, please call (541) 994-5485,
email info@sitkacenter.org, or visit www.sitkacenter.org.
Thank you for helping us to expand the relationship between art, nature, and humanity.
Membership
Membership Benefits
for all levels include:
• knowing you are contributing to a brighter world
• discounts on workshops
(at membership levels over $100)
• early registration for workshops
• special invitations to all our Open House events
• discount tickets to our special events
• our monthly e-Newsletters
(with alerts about new workshop offerings, and more)
$50 Member
Receive membership benefits listed at left, no discount
$100 Supporter
Receive membership benefits listed at left,
+ 10% discount on workshops
$150 Family
Extends individual benefits to a household,
$250 Sustainer
$350 Patron
+ 20% discount on workshops,
+ 2 tickets to our November Artist Party
at the Art Invitational in Portland
$500+ Benefactor
+ 30% discount on workshops,
+ 4 tickets to our November Artist Party
at the Art Invitational in Portland
We’re enhancing creativity for a better world,
and you can too!
Give a Sitka Gift Certificate to cover all or part of a friend’s
tuition or membership. To make arrangements, please call us
at (541) 994-5485.
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2010 Catalog Sponsors
FOOD AND
RESTAURANTS:
The Wildflower Grill
4250 N. Highway 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
541-994-9663
Dining in a casual atmosphere. “A Little Bit of Everything.” Homemade desserts, excellent selection of beer
and wine. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Open 7 days.
Catering available. Major credit cards accepted.
Cascade Head House #1
ON RIDGE ROAD
Beautiful 3 Bedroom 2 Bath house adjacent
to Sitka Center. Large decks, pellet stove, gas
BBQ, rowboat, community pool. Special rates
for Sitka Center students and Nature Conservancy volunteers.
Call 1-888-720-2154
greyfox@oregoncoast.com
Captain Cook Inn
2626 NE Highway 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
800-808-9346 or 541-994-2522
captaincookinn.com
Delicate Palate Bistro and Martini Bar
(located at Pacific City Inn - 3 miles off Hwy 101)
35280 Brooten Road, Pacific City OR 97135
866-567-3466 or 503-965-6464
delicatepalate.com
Elegant Fine Dining with coastal casual wear, 3 Diamond AAA Rating, Wine Spectator Award for 2007
and 2008, appeared in “The Best Restaurants in America” Oregon April 2008 issue of Bon Appetit. Join us at
“The Bistro” where memories are born and great times
are shared while enjoying world class wines paired with
exquisite cuisine. Open 4-closing Wed - Sun.
Grateful Bread Restaurant and Bakery
34805 Brooten Road, Pacific City, OR 97135
503-965-7337
Bright, cheerful, relaxed atmosphere. Serving breakfast
and lunch. Vegetarian specialties, fresh seafood, bakery
breads and pastries, homemade soups, wine, beer, and
espresso. Reataurant available for rent. Opens at 8am.
Drive-thru espresso open 6:30am. Catering available.
Closed Tuesdays & Wednesdays.
GALLERIES:
The perfect Choice for the Frugal Traveler. Awardwinning 1940’s court. Lovingly restored and impeccably
clean. Stay in a great room, just a few blocks from the
beach, at considerably less than oceanfront. Located
on the north end of Lincoln City only 7 miles from
the Sitka Center for Art and Ecology. Some kitchens,
cable TV.
Freed Gallery
6119 SW Highway 101, Lincoln City, Oregon 97367
Tel: 541-994-5600
Info@freedgallery.com
Located at Siletz Bay, this soaring t wo-stor y
contemporary gallery features artists from around the
world. Famous for glass, paintings, photography, wood,
stone, bronze, ceramics, and jewelry.
Please visit our Pacific City location:
Tel: 503-965-6070
The Breakers
40860 Breakers Boulevard, Neskowin, OR 97149
Tel: 503-392-3417
breakersoregon.com
breakers@oregoncoast.com
Charming beachfront house in Neskowin. 1,300
sq. ft., 2 story, 3BR/2BA. Fully stocked kitchen,
wood-burning fireplace (wood provided). Internet
available. No smoking; small pets welcome.
Cascade Head Ranch Cabin
503-246-7983 or alderx@q.com
Near Sitka Center. Two adults plus children. Oneroom handcrafted cedar interior. Queen-sized sleeper
sofa and sleeping loft. Newly redecorated. New appliances. Wind-sheltered sun deck. $85 per night. Photos
at www.alderpress.com Elderberry Cabin.
Cascade Head Ranch Condo 03
Ryan Gallery
The Hawk Creek Café
Just off Highway 101 in Neskowin
503-392-3838
Gourmet pizza baked in a wood-fired oven, delicious
entrees and salads, specialty burgers, and homemade
desserts all served by a cheerful staff in our inviting atmosphere. An extensive selection of microbrews and
wines will complement your meal. Call ahead to place
a to-go order! Open 8am-9pm daily. Catering available.
The Riverhouse
503-965-6722
Casual dining overlooking the Nestucca River in
Pacific City. Fresh seafood, steaks, salads, gourmet
sandwiches, homemade soups, and desserts rarely fail
to delight. Excellent wine, microbrew and cocktail
menu. Open daily for lunch and dinner.
Trillium Natural Foods Grocery
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1026 SE Jetty Avenue, Lincoln City, OR 97367
541-994-5665
trilliumnf@gmail.com
An excellent selection of organically grown foods including fresh produce, meats, cheese, beans, grains,
nuts, dried fruit and spices. Also top quality supplements at good prices, and books on health. Open
Mon-Sat, 9:30am - 7pm, and Sunday 11am - 6pm.
4270 N. Highway 101, Lincoln City, Oregon 97367
Tel: 541-994-5391
ryanartgallery.com
ryangallery@charterinternet.com
Long-established (since 1975) fine art gallery is at
the north entrance of Lincoln City. The gallery
exhibits original art and crafts of about 100 artists in
a wooded garden setting. Offerings include paintings,
sculpture, glass, ceramics, and jewelry by local and
other Northwest artists. Open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily.
503-373-3501
msmolin919@aol.com
Walking distance to the Sitka Center, 2 BR, 1.5 BA,
NO SMOKING, NO PETS!, 4 person maximum,
$125 per night, weekly rates available.
Cascade Head Ranch Condo 14
503-816-8133
lethin@comcast.net
Two bedroom condo within walking distance of
Sitka Center. View of ocean and meadow, 4 person
maximum. No pets. $110 per night, weekly and
monthly rates available.
Surftides Beach Resort
LODGING:
2945 NW Jetty Avenue
Lincoln City, OR 97367
541-994-2191
A Charming Neskowin Cottage
4468 Yamhill Avenue. Neskowin, OR 97149
Tel: 971-275-4575
neskowinbeachcottage.com
info@neskowinbeachcottage.com
This comfortable cottage has an expanded equipped
kitchen, cable TV, two bedrooms with new beds (queen
and full) and a loft. Steps to beach.
Affordable Neskowin Rentals
206-525-2407
geocities.com/neskowin2006
neskowin2006@yahoo.com
Two properties with gorgeous ocean views! 7 miles from
Sitka. Immaculately clean. Both feature large oceanfacing decks, BBQ, fullkitchen, Cable TV/DVD, all
linens and cooking utensils. 2 BR/2 BA: $100/night
or $600/week. 1 BR/1 BA: $110/night or $650/week.
Ask for Sitka Rate
2010 Catalog Sponsors
The Chelan Condominiums
Neskowin, Oregon
888-720-2154
rentoregoncoast.com
oregoncoast.com/greyfox
greyfox@oregoncoast.com
Oceanfront condos in Neskowin. Fully furnished 1, 2
and 3 BR units, all with fireplace. Spectacular views
of Proposal Rock. Sandy beach at your doorstep. Just
5 miles north of Sitka on the other side of Cascade
Head. Come see why our guests return to The Chelan
year after year.
Coast Inn Bed and Breakfast
4507 SW Coast Avenue, Lincoln City, Oregon 97367
888-994-7932 or 541-994-7932
www.oregoncoastinn.com
Relax and be pampered in our four light, airy rooms
with private baths, two with ocean view. Art quilt
decor inspires and delights the eye. Gourmet, hot
cooked breakfast served daily. Internet, laundry
facilities available.
Lake House Bed and Breakfast
2165 NE East Devils Lake Road, Otis, OR 97368
541-996-8938 or 888-996-8938
Lakehousebb.com
Tranquility and peace on lake, 10 minutes from Sitka,
discount for students staying 3 or more days, smoke-free
rooms with private baths, fireplace, hot tub, sleeps 2 or
4, hearty breakfast. $95 - $150.
Pacific City Inn
Delicate Palate Bistro
35280 Brooten Road - 3 miles off Hwy 101
Pacific City, OR 97135
Toll Free 866-567-3466 or 503-965-6464
www.pacificcityinn.com
Pacific City Inn, complete coastal inn, 3 Diamond AAA
Rated Bistro, bar, smoke free establishment, central
Pacific City, 5 minute walk to beach, king w/balcony,
2 queen w/patio & kitchenette, 3 queen suite w/sep.
bedroom & kitchen, pet friendly, Wi-Fi.
Pacific Sands
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SHOPS AND
SERVICES:
Georgies Ceramic and Clay, Inc.
756 NE Lombard Street, Portland, OR 97211
1-800-999-2529 • Fax 503-283-1387
www.georgies.com
Clay--the ultimate “centering” experience. Everything
for the clay artist in you! Kilns, wheels, equipment, clay,
glazes, even classes. Friendly, knowledgeable staff will
guide you to successful clay creations.
Hall’s Office Supply, LLC
2149 NW Highway 101, Lincoln City, Oregon 97367
Tel: 541-994-8118 • Fax: 541-994-5640
Office and art supplies. Oregon-made Graham
paints; 40% off oil, acrylics, and watercolors. Also
Grumbacher, Liquitex, Arches papers, easels, frames,
matte board, etc. 10% discount to Sitka students. If
we don’t have it, we’ll find it!
48250 Breakers Boulevard, Neskowin, OR 97149
503-392-3101
www.pacificsandsoregon.com
Tucked away in Neskowin. Oceanfront and nonoceanfront condominiums. Full kitchen, living room
with fireplace, patio or balcony. Nightly rates. Peaceful
and quiet with a fabulous ocean view. All units no pets
and no smoking.
The Sands Condominiums
1525 NW Harbor, Lincoln City, OR 97367
thesandslincolncity.com
One, two, & three bedroom non-smoking, no-pet
units. With kitchens and fireplaces, they are bright,
light, clean and comfortable. Our oceanfront units
offer magnificent views for reflection and inspiration.
Call for rates and reservations.
OTHER:
Lincoln City
503-521-1941
Two bedrooms, ocean view, very short walk to beach,
north end of Lincoln City. Everything you need is
there. Less thn 15 minutes from Sitka. $75 per night.
There’s a small luxury
ocean view hotel
waiting for you in
Lincoln City
Start your day with breakfast in bed
with an ocean view as the Continental
Breakfast is delivered to your room.
Enjoy the ambiance of the fireplace in
your room, and relax in your jetted tub.
Come Stay! www.odysius.com
$122 Special
Call for details
800-869-8069 ~ 120 NW Inlet Ct
P .O. Box 123, Highway 101, Downtown
Depoe Bay, Oregon 97341
800-445-8730 or 541-765-2345
www.tradewindscharters.com
tradewinds@centurytel.net
Since 1938, Tradewinds Charters in Depoe Bay
has been providing “Top Deck” ocean charters for
whale watching, sportfishing, bird watching, and
Ecology Tours.
Jän David Design Jewelers
Cozy Beach Cottage in Roads End
O’dysius Hotel
Tradewinds Charters
Join us in historic Delake School, Lincoln City’s
center for the arts, with cultural activities, gallery
exhibitions, stage performances, art and craft
festivals, and so much more.
The Lincoln City Cultural Center offers exhibit
space and a gift shop outlet for local artists, and
rental rooms for workshops, classes, and conferences. A beautiful auditorium is available at a
reasonable rate for a variety of activities, vendor
shows, wedding receptions, fund-raisers, etc.
Lincoln City Cultural Center
501 NE Highway 101, Lincoln City, Oregon 97367
541-994-9994 •lincolncityculturalcenter.com
Cascade Head Music Festival
www.cascadeheadmusic.org
For 23 years Cascade Head Music Festival has brought
internationally renowned musicians and unique
chamber music and jazz programming to Lincoln City.
See our website w w w.cascadeheadmusic.org to
purchase tickets for March performance of the Portland
Baroque Orchestra in Lincoln City and for the rest of
the 2010 Festival season.
Shops at Salishan,
7755 NW Hwy 101, Gleneden Beach, OR 97388
Phone 541-764-3205 • Fax 541-764-5208
www.jandavid.com
jdjewel1@yahoo.com
Jän David Design Jewelers in the Shops at Salishan
has been serving the community for the past 27 years.
Providing fine quality jewelry and custom design in
all price categories in a beautiful gallery presentation.
McClain’s Printmaking Supplies
15685 SW 116th Ave, PMB 202 • King City, OR 97224-2695
503-641-3555 or 800-832-4264
imcclains.com
mail@imcclains.com
A mail-order business dedicated to the art and artists of
relief printmaking. Supplies are gathered from around
the world for woodblock, linocut and engraving.
Japanese-made supplies are our specialty.
Mills Ace Hardware
North
2047 NE 22nd Street, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Tel: 541-996-3334
South
4910 SE Highway 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Tel: 541-996-2131
All your hardware needs now at two locations to
serve you. Mills Ace Hardware. Courteous and
knowledgeable service. Hours: Monday through
Saturday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Cozy Ocean-View Cottage
P.O. Box 134, Neotsu, OR 97364
541-996-6646
www.greendlat45@gmail.com
Located in Roads End. Special $50/night rate for Sitka
students! We’re just north of Lincoln City, 15 minutes
from Sitka. Two full-size beds, kitchenette, bath/
shower, desk, woodstove, ocean/Cascade Head views.
Beach is a five-minute walk.
Skutt Ceramic Products, Inc.
6441 SE Johnson Creek Blvd.
Portland, OR 97206
www.skutt.com
Manufacturer of Kilns and Potters Wheels
Pottery-Glass Fusing-Jewelry
Farmer’s Daughter Hotel
2945 NW Highway 101, Lincoln City OR 97367
800-452-8981 or 541-994-2984
farmersdaughterlc.com
Uncommonly charming and affordable! 62 beautifully
furnished rooms, micro/fridge, coffee, cable, indoor
pool, spa, sauna, fitness center, complimentary continental breakfast, Meetings. Entirely SMOKE and PET
FREE. Economy, without the sacrifices.
Grey Fox Vacation Homes
888-720-2154
www.oregoncoast.com/greyfox
10% discount to Sitka workshop participants.
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TUESDAY
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THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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Preparation for
40th Celebration
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Volunteers needed
Campus
Cleaning
Party
Office Closed
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
2011 Workshop
Proposals Due
October
10/02-03
10/09-10
Wordstock Literary Festival (Portland)
November
11/08-09
11/10
11/11
11/11-12
11/12-14
11/13
11/14
Cedar Bark Weaving in the Tradition of
North West Coast Native American Haida (Portland Workshop)
Sitka Art Invitational - Patron Dinner followed by Artist Party (Portland)
Sitka Art Invitational - Art Exhibit Open to Public (Portland)
“The setting/focus/people/experience - how can I separate them out?
It all works together and feels like play.”
-Sally Carr
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Workshop Index
Date
Workshop
Class Max. Tuition Fees ID
Page
BOOK ARTS
06/19-21
Creative Bookbinding: Books, Albums, Alternative and Sculptural Bindings
07/26-28
Compartment Box Building & Bookbinding
08/15-19
Equilibrium: Balancing Image and Text in the Painted Book
Ann Kresge
Patricia Grass
Suzanne Moore
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10
12
$195
$180
$495
$25
$40
$25
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1504
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13
15
CALLIGRAPHY
06/22-24
Art and Text
07/25
Italic Handwriting
Rebecca Wild
Inga Dubay
16
12
$270
$85
$20
$20
1520
1498
8
13
COLLAGE
06/04-06
04/19-22
Nancy Pobanz
Margot Voorhies Thompson
12
12
$265
$280
$20
$35
1517
1542
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CREATIVE THOUGHT
06/07
Creativity for Business Owners
06/26-28 Creating from the Core: A Painting, Drawing and Yoga Experience
Eric Vines
Lauren Mantecón
12
15
$150
$240
$5
$25
1568
1526
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DRAWING AND PAINTING
04/09-11
Considering the Figure
05/18-21
Art: Get Your Feet Wet
05/22-24
Natural Palettes: Color Studies from Natural Environments
05/24-27
Portrait Studies in Oil Paint
06/11-13
Painting Archaeology: The Abstract Painting of Place
06/14-18
Exploring Drawing and Encaustic
06/18-20
Pastel Painting: Making Memories of Sitka
06/22-24
Colored Pencil Stew
06/25-27 Nature Journaling with Watercolor and Pen
06/29-30 Beginning Drawing
07/12-15
Painting for Pleasure, Seriously
07/21-23
Wild Botanicals: A Sampler of Drawing, Painting & Design Techniques
07/23-25
Landscape Watercolor at Cascade Head
07/24
Wild Yoga/Wild Art
07/27-28
Spirit of the Rough Sketch 07/29-08/01 Painting Abstract Landscapes
08/02-05 Painting with Natural Forces: Sand, Sun and the Tides
08/08-12
Watercolor: Painting the Transparency of Glass
08/12-14
Watercolor Flower Painting
08/13-16
Water-Media: New Materials New Ideas
08/17
Life Drawing 08/21-24
Drawing Intensive
09/09-10
Life Drawing Life-Size 09/11-12
Watercolor Mixing Techniques
09/13
Basic Drawing 09/14-17
Plein Air Landscape Painting
09/14
Basic Pastels
09/15-16
Basic Acrylic Painting
09/24-26
Three Days, Three Ways in Encaustic
09/27-30 From Bud to Seed: Abstract Forms in Nature
11/13
11/14
Laura Ross-Paul
Erin Paroubek
Margot Voorhies Thompson
Aimee Erickson
Patricia Wheeler
Cathy Valentine and Anne Kinkade
Moira Donohoe
Eileen Sorg
Jude Siegel
Krista Eddy
William Park
Andie Thrams
Molly Hashimoto
Andie Thrams
Ken O’Connell
Lori Latham
Judy Vogland
Judy Morris
Patricia Schmidt
Dale Laitinen
M.J. Anderson
Larry Thomas
Mark Elliott
Patricia Schmidt
Jill Goodell
Phyllis Trowbridge
Jill Goodell
Jill Goodell
Patricia Baldwin Seggebruch
Marlana Stoddard Hayes
Patricia Schmidt
Ken O’Connell
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$200
$50
$210
$15
$240
$30
$240
$25
$425
$45
$225
$6
$225
$5
$265
$5
$150
$325
$18
$265
$24
$225
$7
$105
$18
$205
$10
$325
$15
$295
$525
$255
$425
$80
$40
$360
$25
$120
$75
$170
$60
$15
$295
$60
$20
$120
$25
$265
$20
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$10
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FIBER ART
05/22-23
06/01-02
06/03-05
06/17
07/10-11
07/17-18
07/20-22
09/19-23
11/08-09
Make a Felt Bag
Learn to Knit and Explore Ecologically Friendly Yarns Freedom Fibers: Sewing & Sculpting
Telamadera Fusion: Bringing Together Wood, Fabric and Paint
Ecological Weaving: Treadling Lightly on the Earth
Make a Felt Hat
Introduction to Northwest Bark Basketry
Cedar Bark Weaving in the Tradition of NW Coast Native American Haida
Cedar Bark Weaving in the Tradition of . . . (Portland Workshop)
Tash Wesp
Barbara Paley
Taylor Vogland
Alma de la Melana Cox
Kate Boyes
Tash Wesp
Donna Sakamoto Crispin
Nancy Olson
Nancy Olson
10
15
12
12
10
10
12
10
12
$120
$120
$225
$125
$130
$120
$240
$395
$160
$25
$40
$35
$25
$8
$25
$30
$30
$15
1502
1531
1543
1552
1579
1503
1491
1505
1564
5
6
6
8
10
11
12
19
20
JEWELRY
07/29-31
08/04-06
09/25-26
Introduction to Precious Metal Clay
Fusion: Glass on Metal
Plein Air Beadwork
Debra Carus
Lee Haga
Teresa Sullivan
10
7
12
$225
$225
$120
$60
$45
$40
1518
1514
1544
13
14
19
MUSIC
03/11
03/11
05/01-03
05/29-30
07/17-19
08/01-03
11/11-12
Matthias Maute Recorder Master Class-Participant
Matthias Maute Recorder Master Class-Observer
Winds and Waves Recorder Workshop
Hero of the Campfire: Fortify Your Acoustic Guitar Accompaniment
New Tools for Songwriting
Ballads, Blues, and Broadsides
Matthias Maute
4
Matthias Maute
25
Blaker, Berlin, Galhano, and Boeckman45
Brad Price
12
Marv Ross
10
George Thompson
12
Annette Bauer
12
$60
$10
$225
$10
$120
$5
$210
$180
$200
$5
1574
1575
1443
1562
1524
1539
1563
4
4
4
5
12
13
20
NATURE
06/12-13
06/19-20
07/10
07/11
08/09
08/10
08/20
09/07
09/08
09/11
09/25
10/02-03
Edible Shellfish
Birding the Oregon Coast
Kayaking, Ecology and History: Siletz River Estuary
Ecology of Coastal Birds and Their Habitats
Kayaking, Ecology and History: Sand Lake
Growing Oyster Mushrooms
Salmon: Smoking & Curing
Frank and Bradley Boyden
Eric Horvath
Dan Gleason
Steven Carpenter
Rebecca Welti and Greg Rice
Nancy Weber
15
10
8
8
8
8
12
8
8
20
10
10
$180
$25
$130
$25
$130
$130
$130
$130
$175
$130
$130
$75
$10
$85
$20
$135
$6
1551
1513
1510
1545
1511
1547
1461
1548
1549
1556
1573
1554
7
8
11
11
15
15
16
17
17
18
19
20
Chad Case
Chad Case
Rich Bergeman
John and Kathy Willson
10
10
8
20
$100
$130
$120
$70
$210
1533
1532
1553
1538
14
14
14
17
Collect and Collage
Collage: Drawing with Shapes and Textures PHOTOGRAPHY
08/06
High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography
08/07-08
Enlightening Photography for the Beginner
08/07-08
Platinum/Palladium Printing 101
09/04-06 Photographing Oregon’s Seaside Cottages and Gardens
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Instructor
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Workshop
Workshop Index and Registration
Date
Workshop
Instructor
www.sitkacenter.org
Class Max. Tuition Fees ID
Page
PRINTMAKING
06/10-11
Encaustic Monotype: Exploring Combinations of Ink and Texture
06/28-30 Solarplate: A Revolution in Non-Toxic Printmaking
07/06-09
Japanese Water-Based Woodcut
08/09-11
Ceramic Prints: Low-Tech Printing
08/31-09/03 Japanese Woodblock Water-Based Printing
Jane Pagliarulo and Elise Wagner
Barbara Mason
Yuji Hiratsuka
Kicki Masthem
Wuon-Gean Ho
8
8
11
11
8
$200
$40
$180
$50
$295
$255
$25
$295
$40
1534
1508
1506
1509
1507
7
9
10
15
17
SCULPTURE
05/14-16
Moving Metal: Raising
06/25
Paper Dolls 07/01-03
Pieces of Nature In Glass Mosaic
07/01-03
Collage: Combing and Collecting
07/06-09
Paper in Three Dimensions
07/10-11
Bird Sculptures from Found Wood
07/12-14
Creative Sculpting in ‘Pozzolanic Stone’
08/18-20
Figurative Sculpture in Clay
09/04-08 Earth and Fire Raku
Greg Wilbur
Rebecca Wild
Mark Brody
Robert Ortbal
Helen Hiebert
Keaney Rathbun
Carole Murphy
M.J. Anderson
Katy McFadden
8
16
10
12
10
15
10
12
10
$210
$90
$15
$225
$35
$225
$20
$395
$35
$120
$5
$195
$25
$225
$105
$415
$30
1557
1521
1578
1555
1515
1495
1496
1493
1550
4
9
9
10
10
10
11
16
17
WOOD WORK
06/06-09 Open Wood Carving Studio
06/10
Open Wood Carving Studio and Carving Sitka Posts
08/31-09/03 Puffin Mask
Jay Haavik
Jay Haavik
Jay Haavik
10
10
10
$375
$95
$395
$50
1485
1560
1486
6
6
16
WRITING
05/29-30
06/14-16
07/01-02
07/15-16
07/19-20
08/23
09/18
09/18-19
11/10
Kim Stafford
Anne Beaufort
Kayann Short
Dmae Roberts
Melissa Hart
Kim Griswell
Amy Minato
Joanne Mulcahy
Kim Stafford
12
12
10
10
12
14
20
12
12
$235
$180
$25
$175
$8
$120
$10
$115
$5
$60
$2
$60
$185
$100
1488
1535
1540
1541
1525
1522
1537
1523
1572
5
7
10
11
12
16
18
19
20
Writing in the Old Temple
Writing to Reach the Soul
Ecobiography: Writing the Self in the Natural World
Telling Your Family Story
Writing and Selling Your Nature Essays
Write for Kids: A Sense of Place
Family Writing Workshop
Short Paths To Truth: Brief Nonfiction
“I was challenged and stretched in normally unused abilities and understandings.”
-Richard
“Sitka energy is expansive and encourages openness and creativity.”
-Glenda Goodrich
Registration for Workshops
• ONLINE registration is accepted securely on the workshop page
at www.sitkacenter.org.
SITKA CENTER GUARANTEE
Full refund if you take the workshop and are not satisfied.
Registration begins February 16th for members
& March 1st for non-members.
We process our members’ registration requests first.
If you are not already a member and wish to join at the same time
you register for a workshop, you will be entitled to our membersonly early registration period.
Workshop Enrollment
• Enrollment is on a first-come,
first-served basis.
• If enrollment maximum is reached,
you may choose to be added to a wait
list.
• If an enrolled student cancels, Sitka
will notify the first person on the wait
list.
• You can access updated enrollment
status anytime, online, or by phone.
Material & Model Fees
• Material fees are used to reimburse
instructors for supplies they purchase
and provide for students. Instructors
may bring materials that are difficult
to find or more economical to
purchase in bulk. Material fees help
to offset these expenses.
• Model fees are used to compensate
for time to work with a live model.
• TELEPHONE registration is welcome at (541) 994-5485.
• MAIL and FAX registration is done by contacting us first for the
registration form and then sending to:
Sitka Center for Art and Ecology
PO Box 65, Otis, OR 97368
(541) 994.5485 (tel) • (541) 994.8024 (fax)
info@sitkacenter.org
(Registration form may be downloaded from www.sitkacenter.org.)
• Make checks payable to: Sitka Center for Art and Ecology
Cancellation Policy
• A refund, minus a $25 administrative
fee, is given for cancellations made
more than 21 days before the
workshop begins.
• Refunds may be issued by check,
credit card, or applied towards
registration in another workshop.
• There is no refund for cancellations
received less than 21 days before the
first day of the workshop.
• Outdoor workshops are rarely
cancelled due to inclement weather.
• Sitka may cancel a workshop if
enrollment is fewer than six students
two weeks before a workshop is
to begin. We will notify you of the
cancellation and you will receive a full
refund.
Discount available for
groups of 4 or more people
registering together.
Each person
receives 15% off tuition.
Please see www.sitkacenter.org
for details.
CALL FOR INSTRUCTORS
If you are interested in teaching
at the Sitka Center, we encourage you to submit a proposal by
9/1/10 for 2011 workshops.
See our website for guidelines.
“My eyes were opened to my creative soul.”
-Cyndy Rutto
People of any race, sex, color, age, religion, national or ethnic origin, sexual preference, or disability are welcome at all Sitka Center programs and activities, and will enjoy all the same rights and privileges.
Sitka Center reserves the right to change programs, regulations, and fees noted in this schedule.
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www.sitkacenter.org
Planning Tips
Traveling
to Sitka Center
Sitka Center is located on the Oregon
coast just north of Lincoln City.
56605 Sitka Drive, Otis • (541) 994-5485
From Portland, Salem and Eugene
From Portland or Eugene, take I-5 to Salem,
then Highway 22 to Highway 18, finally
turning north onto Highway 101. Travel
about one mile to the junction of Highway
101 and Three Rocks Road. You’ll see blue
signs for Sitka Center at the junction, turn
left.
* Travel west toward the ocean on Three
Rocks Road North. Drive 2.3 miles, to a “Y”
in the road. Turn right on Savage Road. Go
up the hill and take the first right, on Ridge
Road. Watch for the blue Sitka Center signs.
Keep following the road around and turn left
into the parking area. If stairs are a problem,
please go up Sitka Drive near the red fire
hydrant, proceed up the steep drive and drop
off materials or passengers at that level. If you
need to remain in that spot, please contact the
office in advance.
Sitk
aH
ere
From Lincoln City, and South
Take Highway 101 north toward Tillamook.
After going under the Highway 18 overpass
just north of Lincoln City, go 1.3 miles to the
junction of Highway 101 and Three Rocks
Road. Look for blue signs and turn left. Follow
instructions from above. *
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From Tillamook, and North
Take Highway 101 south toward Lincoln City.
After passing Neskowin, travel the road as
it climbs up and over Cascade Head. At the
bottom of the hill, you’ll see a blue sign for Sitka
Center. Turn right onto Three Rocks Road.
Follow instructions from above.*
Approximate Travel Times to Sitka:
Portland......................... 2 hours
Salem............................. 1.5 hours
Eugene........................... 2.5 hours
Tillamook...................... 1 hour
Pacific City..................... 25 minutes
Lincoln City................... 15 minutes
GPS coordinates:
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GPS: N 45o02.858, W 123o59.567
Housing, Parking, Pets, What to Bring
Lodging Options
There is no student housing, RV parking, or
camping available at Sitka but there are several
options nearby. See our Catalog Sponsors (p. 2223) and our website (www.sitkacenter.org) for a list
of lodging options in Lincoln City and Neskowin
(both within a 15 minute drive), as well as lodging
within walking distance at Cascade Head.
Lunch
Bring a sack lunch and food for the day.
Refrigerators are provided for lunches. The
nearest place to buy lunch is the Otis Café (10
minutes) or a 15-minute drive to Lincoln City.
Coffee and tea are provided. Sodas and snacks
are available for purchase.
Pets
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Residents of the surrounding Cascade Head
Ranch enjoy the beauty and wildlife of the
pristine area. Pets are not allowed while attending
workshops.
Parking
Sitka sits on 2/3 acres, with private residences
nearby. Parking at the Sitka Center is very limited.
Please park only in designated Sitka parking
areas as we value our good relationship with our
neighbors. Should Sitka’s lot be full, overflow
parking is available at Knight’s Park, which is a
10-15 minute walk from Sitka. If you have special
access needs, please call ahead to alert us. Two
parking spaces are available onsite for disabled
patrons.
Material Lists
Some instructors expect participants to bring
materials with them. Material lists are posted
at www.sitkacenter.org. We suggest you check
the list before registering for a class. Upon
registration, a material list will be sent to you.
If you have questions about items on the list
contact Sitka or your local art supplier. If you
are required to bring art supplies, bring them in
a carrying container.
Clothing
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. There
is a short walk, less than a city block, from the
parking lot to the studios. A jacket/raincoat is
nice to have if it’s chilly or raining. If your class is
outdoors, dress in layers so you can warm up and
cool down as needed. This is also helpful if you
choose to indulge in a walk or hike in the area.

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