Film Fest sneak peak - Sebastopol Center for the Arts

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WWW.SEBARTS.ORG
SCA’s new website
The Center has a new website with a clean, sophisticated look. Zoom
through pages of classes, events, concerts, films, exhibitions – and a
calendar of events. Board Members Janet Moore and Alex Douglas
developed the specifications, and chose Debbie Gray (deborahgraydesign.com) to create the site, incorporating a new text logo by Marcus
Badgley (badgleydesign.com). The site is a strong cornerstone to amplify publicity for our activities and events. A technology grant from
the City helped to fund the site, and now the world is only one click
away from everything new and exciting at the Center for the Arts.
• DEC. 16
SCA members meeting
MARCH 18-20, 2011
• DEC. 10-31
Annual Members
Show & Sale
• JAN. 6 – FEB. 5
Lady Luck Exhibition
NON-PROFIT ORG.
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SEBASTOPOL CA
PERMIT NO. 114
• MARCH 18 – 20
Sebastopol
Documentary Film Fest
Film Fest sneak peak
Mark your calendars! Save the dates! The Sebastopol Documentary Film
Festival (SDFF) returns March 18-20, 2011. With more submissions than
ever before, the program will be an amazing showcase of short and feature
length documentaries from around the world. Get ready for the best Documentary Film Festival yet.
www.sebarts.org
www.artatthesource.org
www.sebastopolfilmfestival.org
The Films (a taste)
SEBASTOPOL CENTER
FOR THE ARTS
6780 Depot Street
Sebastopol, CA 95472
phone (707) 829-4797
fax (707) 829-0369
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Here is a taste of a few of the films to be featured at this year. The full program will be released in February.
STEAM OF LIFE: It’s neither a therapist’s office nor a lover’s bed where
Finnish men’s deepest feelings about life, love and family are brought to the
surface—it’s the sauna. Become a fly on the wall as these men bare their
souls and their bodies, talking to other men in the sanctuary of the country’s
ubiquitous saunas. Beautifully made and intensely personal, these stories
ring a profoundly universal tone. Nominated by The International Documentary Association for Best Documentary of 2010.
Discover art. Discover the artists.
More Film Fest previews on Page 7
Looking for
unique gifts?
Visit “The Store”
at the Art Center
Chocked full of fine craft made by
SCA members, The Store offers
jewelry; pottery plates, bowls &
rattles; originals & prints, framed
or not; hand wrought bells; candleholders; t-shirts, pillows, soaps &
salves and lots of artist cards.
Find wonderful work at friendly
prices by Jane Garibaldi, Maggie
Bolt, Lynn Wood, Carolyn Batchelor, Dennis Bolt, Rick Butler, Paula
Bailey Brent, Lisa Jean DeSoto,
Nina Antze, Diana Lee, Sandra
Maresca, Nancy Winn, Tera Crawford, Susanna Kaplan, Joann Cassady, Kathy Joseph, Margaret
Frison, Elizabeth
Peyton, Rakshika
Thakor, Astrid
Shishkin Hill &
Deni Maronne.
Purchases from The Store benefit
the Center and our artists. Interested in having your work in The
Store? Email Jean McGlothlin at
jaymac@sonic.net to start the process.
Holiday Ceramics Sale
Dec. 4 & 11, 10am – 4pm
SCA students and instructors
host a holiday sale featuring both
functional and artistic pieces at
great prices.
SAVE THE DATE
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Gardens with
Sculpture 2
Don’t miss the chance to tour
seven private gardens, and see a
wide range of sculpture integrated
into a living palette.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
NEWS
T
hanks to everyone who came to our Auction
and made it a fun evening and a financial success. We appreciate your support. In December, our Members Show and The Store in the
gallery, are great places to do some holiday
shopping to support local artists, and the Center.
Soon, you’ll be receiving our year end request for tax deductible donations. SCA has been presented with an extraordinary opportunity to raise much-needed funds. Dan
Smith & Joan Marler of the French Garden Restaurant
will match all gifts and pledges, dollar for dollar, up to
$20,000, received or promised by December 31, 2010.
Your gift or pledge, of any amount, will count towards our
goal. There are many causes that merit your support, but
we hope you keep SCA at the top of your gift list this year.
We really need your support to stave off another year of
economic recession, which affects us all.
“WISH LIST” FOR SCA
❒ New Microwave
❒ Sponsors for exhibition awards
Art at the Source
upcoming events
General Meeting:
Wednesday, Jan. 19, 7pm
ROBERT BRENT
For all 2011 AATS artists to meet the
Steering Committee, committee chairs
and network with the other artists.
A big thanks to...
Cajun Festival 2010 Volunteers
THE ARTS
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Jan Byram, John Carroll, Diane Ceccarelli, Barbara Coen, Catherine Devriese, Rose Diamond, Alex
Douglas, Pat Kavanaugh, Pat & Paul Schoch.
Art Auction
PLANNING COMMITTEE: Judy Cortez, Jean McGlothlin, Christine Nelson, Janice Peters, Pat
Schueler, Chantal Vogel. Special mention: Dennis
Bolt, Janet Moore.
AND: Karl Andersen, Pat Bocca, Robert Brent,
John Carroll, Diane Ceccarelli, Barbara Coen, Judy
Cortez, Jim Curtis, Catherine Devriese, Alex Douglas, Arnie Feldsher, Jane Garibaldi, Sarah Hylton,
Pat Innes, Pat Kavenaugh, Luci King-Edwards,
Howard Levy, Lupi Luperini, Tom MacKinney, Lin
Max, Frank Mayhew, Sandy Mays, Janet Moore,
Peggy Morgan-Pond, Chris Nelson, Satri Pencak,
Jason Perdue, Janice Peters, Darrell Ramondo, Teresa Ramondo, Pat Schueler, Jennifer Serratore,
Shannon Stevens, Debbie VanDyke, Chantal Vogel,
Steve Wheeler, Allan Wilburn, Wayne Wieseler and
Bill Yoes.
DONATING ARTISTS: Jennifer Anderson, Nina
Antze, Gerald Arrington, Sally Baker, Maggie Ballard, Tom Berto, Beverly Bird, Patricia Bird, Dennis
Bolt, Margaret Bolt, Branden Bowman, Paula Bailey
Brent, Joann Cassady, John Chambers, Lorraine
Chapman, Janet Charnofsky, Scott Clark, Judy Cortez, Cheryl Costantini & Mikio Matsumoto, , James
Curtis, Deborah Cushman, Rene Dayan-Whitehead,
Lisa Jean De Soto, Carol Decker, Marylu Downing,
Suzanne Edminster, Sandy Frank, Jane Gardner,
Jane Garibaldi, Hetty Herman-Minsk, Jeremy Joan
Hewes, Carolyn Horan, Ann & Bill Howson, Kathy Joseph, Bert Kaplan, Susanna Kaplan, Ceylan Karasapan-Crow, Jill Keller-Peters, Karen Kelly, Kathryn
Sales & Marketing Workshop:
Saturday, Feb. 26, 10am – 4pm
An esteemed panel will give tips for
maximizing your AATS experience.
Learn from open studio artists who have
earned thousands selling their work.
Questions? Email: croneclown@comcast.
net.
Kelsey, Penny Knapp, Irv Lachman, Phil & Ann
Leech, Lillian Lehman, Judith Lerner / DreamMaker,
Joyce Libeu, Diane Luiz, Tom Shula, Karina Nishi
Marcus, Sandra Maresca, Lin Max, Melissa McCann, Steve McLaughlin, Janet Moore, Peggy MorganPond, Eleanor Murray, Marjorie Murray-Cortez,
Sasha Pepper, Elizabeth Peyton, Aaron Poovey, Virginia Prince, Asa Pritchet, Nancy Roberts, Larry
Robinson, Sandra Rubin, Edward Ryden, Jean Salatino & Steve Gandolfo, Carla Sarvis, Frank Schueler,
Jan Schultz, Anita Selinger, Astrid Shishkin-Hill,
Kate Silver, Linda Raye Sims, Amy Smith, Randy
Snyder, Tony Speirs, Susandra Spicer, Susan St.
Thomas, Joy Stocksdale, Susan Stover, Maria-Esther Sund, Tom Swearingen, Rakshika Thakor,
Amanda Ward, Nancy Wheeler, Nancy Winn.
A very big thank you to the
donors to our 20 x 20 Campaign
Sabina Fried & Margaret Conner, Patricia & Frank
Schueler, Jean & Michael McGlothlin, Janice Peters,
Linda Galletta & Steve Wheeler, Warren & Maile Arnold, Chantal Vogel & Darrell Luperini, Beva Farmer,
Dennis & Jovonne Bolt, Dan & Carol Baker, Mel Cornelius.
For those who would like to join the “20 x 20”
pledge campaign and contribute $20 per month for
20 months, please contact Linda Galletta at
lindag@sonic.net.
And for other recent support:
IBM Corporation, City of Sebastopol, Jean & Michael McGlothlin, Stone Sculptors Supplies, Kevin
Russell, Kathleen Brennan & Tom Waits, Sebastopol
Kiwanis Club, Cary Fargo, Lucy Lewand, Maggie
Bolt, Lin Max, Chantal Vogel, Janice Peters, Maria
Freebairn-Smith, Lanette Hunter, Kate Luna, Tom &
Sally Lambert, Jacob Bayless, Nancy Cadigan & Jim
McGreen, Anonymous, Rupert, Gibbon & Spider, and
“SCA’s Mudslingers”.
707-823-1991
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707-823-4708
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2 • WINTER 2011
STAFF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
LINDA GALLETTA
Executive Director
lindag@sonic.net
SATRI PENCAK
Visual Arts
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KATHY DOUGLAS
Membership/ Events
kdouglas@sonic.net
JASON PERDUE
Film Arts
Sebdocfest@gmail.com
CATHERINE DEVRIES, Intern
ROBERT BRENT, President
ALLAN CONE, Vice President
JEAN MCGLOTHLIN, Secretary
ARNIE FELDSHER, Treasurer
WARREN ARNOLD, Immediate Past President
SALLY BRIGGS
DOROTHY BLAKE
ALEX DOUGLAS
JANET MOORE
CHRIS NELSON
PAT SCHUELER
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for current posts of the gallery info and other noteworthy items!
VISUAL ARTS
CURRENT EXHIBIT
Dec. 10-31: Annual SCA
Members Show and Sale
A nonjuried exhibition of work by current
SCA members. The exhibition features a
variety of media, styles, and points of view,
representing a cross-section of SCA’s artistic community. Most pieces are avail-
able for purchase for holiday gift giving or
your own enjoyment. This is a great opportunity to invest in a work of art, or buy a
unique, one-of-a-kind gift for someone special.
The show opens with a reception on Friday, December 10, 6 to 7:30 pm. and runs
through December 31, 2010.
The 2009 Members
Show and Sale.
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
Jan. 6 – Feb. 5, 2011
Main Gallery: Lady Luck
An exhibition featuring artworks in a
variety of media selected by Lady Luck.
Take your chances to win a space in the
SCA Gallery for a group exhibition. Fifty
lucky winners will be selected by random drawing. The work will be professionally hung and displayed for a 4-week
exhibition, January 6 through February
5, 2011. Additionally, five “Luckiest of
the Lucky” winners will be drawn by
Lady Luck herself during the reception
to win prizes. Juror, Lady Luck, curator
of Fateful and Auspicious Arts at the
Museum of Fortune and Hazard in San
Francisco, is a specialist in the casting of
lots and nineteenth-century amulets
and talismans. She has authored many
books and exhibition catalogs on wheels
of fortune, flukes, and windfalls. She
holds an MFA in Hap and Hazardry and
a PhD in Aleatory Science, both from the
renowned London School of Propitious
Arts. Currently, she is writing a graphic
biography of Fortuna, goddess of
Chance.
Thanks to coordinators, Julian Blair, Rebeca Trevino, Tom
Swearingen, and their
team of volunteers for
creating a fun and
unique exhibition.
Deadline to enter is
Monday, December 20.
Please see page 7 for
submission information.
Gallery II: How to
Destroy Angels
new paintings by
Kevin Soriano
Soriano’s expressionistic ‘Untitled
figurative paintings are [Decay] 8’
charged with energy, emo- by Kevin
tion and movement. Despite Soriano.
the use of limited hues and
vigorous, expressive brush strokes the
inner beauty of each figure shines
through.
Opening reception for both exhibitions
will be on Thursday, Jan. 6, 6-7:30 p.m.
All in the Famly:
Feb.10-March 19
Main Gallery:
Art of the Line
Above, ‘Metal on
Metal’ photograph
by Dennis Bolt.
A juried exhibition of work in a variety
of media in which the line is a key element in portraying
the artist’s concept
and intent. Forms,
shapes, color, and
texture may also be
present but the line
is essential. Juror,
Elizabeth Sher, is a
professor of art at
the California College of the Arts.
Deadline to enter
is Monday, January 24. Please see
page 7 for submission information.
Right, Clay
monoprint on
fabric by
Margaret Bolt.
Below,
Pine-needle
basket
by Geofrey Bolt.
Gallery II: All in the Family
An exhibition of work by three members of the talented Bolt family, Margaret, Geoffrey and their son Dennis. The
range of media will include photography,
monoprints, clay, collage, woodworking
and basketry.
Opening reception for both exhibitions
will be Thursday, Feb. 10, 6-7:30 p.m.
PAST SHOWS
Main Gallery: Innovations in Fiberart V
Juried by Melissa Leventon, featured fiber artworks
from around the country. The work represented thoughtprovoking, unconventional and innovative concepts, or
techniques expressed in a range of materials. We want to
thank coordinators, Bill Yoes, Joy Stocksdale, Lin Max,
and their team of volunteers for creating an excellent exhibition.
SCA gratefully acknowledges generous support for this
exhibition from Rupert, Gibbon & Spider, Inc.
Gallery II: Drawing Nature
Fiberart V: Above, Best of Show winner Virginia Harrison and her piece ‘Romantic Storms’ with Satri
Pencak, Bil Yoes and Joy Stocksdale.
Colored pencil drawings created by participants in the
Drawing Nature class held at the Art Center. The work explores a variety of techniques with a focus on artistic representation and botanical accuracy, working directly with
the plants, flowers, fruits, and vegetables of the seasons.
WINTER 2011• 3
CLASSschedule
MOVEMENT/
THEATER
WINTER
2010/
2011
LITERARY ARTS
Tian Gong Qi Gong
Sonoma County Book
Arts Guild
Body Tales Group
If you make books, alter books, want to
learn to make books please join us. The
intent is to create a group to share
work, teach techniques, take field
trips, invite guest artists to teach and
have a show.
15-Adult
Painting/Drawing Studio
First Saturday of each month, 10am12pm
Fee: $3-$5 donation
Contact Dena Bliss 829-1732
Ongoing practices for strengthening
the physical, energy and soul bodies.
Beginners and advanced practitioners
come together and learn an advanced
system of healing. All ages. Bring a
pad, blanket and a smile.
Music/Movement Room
Tues, 7-8:30pm,
$5 donation
Contact Kieryn, 321-0411, zenboyzen007@yahoo.com
This creative and healing practice integrates movement, voice and personal
storytelling. Encouraging presence,
empathy and emotional integrity, we
practice respectful witnessing, and
explore valuable embodied stories.
Music/Movement Studio
1st & 3rd, Mon. 6:30-9:30pm
10 men & women max, by application, 5 month commitment
Sliding Scale $60-$100 per month
Lysa Castro: 823-2652, lysa@
bodytales.com
Authentic Movement
for Women
A simple and profound inner-directed
practice. Explore and expand your innate capacity to move and be moved,
see and be seen, and articulate and
integrate your experiences.
2nd & 4th Mon, 6:30-9pm
8 women max, by application, 3
month commitment
Sliding Scale $60-$100 per month
bodytales.com
Monthly Body Tales &
Authentic Movement
Workshops
Come, try out these expressive and
respectful somatic practices.
2nd Thurs, 7- 9:30pm: Dec 9, Jan 13,
Feb 10, Mar 10, April 14, May 12,
Healing Through
Words:
Body Tales Group class
June 9
14 men & women max, w/ reservations or drop-in
Sliding Scale $25 - $40
bodytales.com
CERAMICS
Open “Drop In”
Studio
Non-instructed studio time for openminded potters with some experience.
One of the few public facilities in Sonoma County open to the public for ceramic hand-building, sculptural and
wheel-work. Studio features 8 potter’s
wheels, slab roller, extruder, glaze and
electric kilns. Fire cone 5. No production potters. For ages 14-adult.
Ceramics Studio
Fee Refund Policy
MORE INFO
ON THE WEB!
SCA offers a large
number of great classes:
visit www.sebarts.org.
Cancellation prior to one week
before start of class will be refunded or transferred, minus a
$15 processing fee for each
transfer or cancellation. (Transfer
is good for one year.) Cancellation
less than one week prior to first
day of class or after class begins
will not receive a refund or transfer. If the Art Center cancels a
class, you will receive a full refund.
Questions?
Call SCA during business hours,
Tues-Fri, 10am-4pm.
beginning and seasoned potters trying
to bring it to the next level.
12-Adult
Ceramic/Mixed Media Studio
6 Thurs, Jan 20-Feb 24 6-8:30pm
Fee $125 Non member / $120 Member + $30.00 material fee
Mon, 9:30am-12:30pm
Tues, 6-8:30pm (if no one shows up
by 7 pm we go home)
Wed, 12-3pm
Sat, 9:30am-12:30pm
$60 for 6-session card
$90 for 10-session card
$12 per session / $6 concurrently
enrolled in SCA class.
$30 for 1 bag of clay, glaze, firing as
needed.
Potter’s Wheel
Pottery Class
for the New Year
Instructor: Randy Snyder
Come play with clay. This class will
focus on the potter’s wheel learning to
wedge, center, and pull the clay to create bowls, cups, and vases. Other
techniques like pinch, slab, and coil
will also be covered. We will glaze and
high fire our finished projects. Great for
Send to
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6780 Depot St.
Sebastopol,
CA, 95472
Call
(707) 829-4797
Fax
(707) 829-0369
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12 - Adult
We will use the potter’s wheel and
learn to center and raise the clay, then
shape to make plates, cups, jars, and
other functional pieces that we will
glaze and fire for you to cherish at
home. This class is perfect for beginners and beyond.
6 Thurs, Mar 3-April 14 6-8:30pm
(no class March 24)
Fee $125 Non member / $120 Mem-
ber +$30 material fee
Spring in to Pottery
12 - Adult
Come play with clay. This class will
focus on the potters wheel learning to
wedge, center, and pull the clay to create bowls, cups, and vases. Other
techniques like pinch, slab, and coil
will also be covered. We will glaze and
high fire our finished projects. Great for
beginning and seasoned potters trying
to bring it to the next level.
6 Thurs, April 21-May 26 6-8:30pm
Fee $125 Non member / $120 Member +$30 material fee
Telling Your Story After a Lifechanging Event
Instructor: Clara Rosemarda
The writing process helps us break
through impacted, stuck terrain; it
opens pathways to our own light. We
will write our stories, no matter how
complicated, using meditation, visualization, and writing practice to take us
to a clearer place, a place of healing.
This workshop is open to all who want
to heal wounds or deal with new successes while practicing the art of creative writing.
Questions? Clara at 707-579-2081
or rosen@sonic.net
4 Mondays, Jan17–Feb 7, 10am to
Noon
Fee: $100 Non member / $90 Member
GIVE
A GIFT
OF ART
The Store
SCA Gallery
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Silk Moon
Connecting Cultures,
Weaving Peace
Affordable, comfortable clothing and jewelry
for women and men.
Color your world with fine handmade crafts,
artisan textiles, and home decor.
4 • WINTER 2011
DRAWING /
PAINTING/
PRINTMAKING
Drawing Nature
Instructor: Nina Antze
Learn the basics of using colored pencil drawing including blending, burnishing and impressed line while incorporating the techniques of botanical. We work will stem from a variety of
seasonal natural objects. All levels
welcome.
Adult
Library
4 Tues: 9am-Noon
January 4-25
February 1-22
March 1-22
Fee: $89 Non member / $84 Member
Drawing Nature
Saturdays for
Beginners
Instructor: Nina Antze
Learn the basics of colored pencil and
basic drawing skills while working on
season subject matter like pears and
leaves and berries. All levels welcome.
Adult
Library
Saturday, January 22, 10-3pm
Saturday, February 5 10-3
Fee each class: $55 Non member /
$50 Member
Go Figure!
Facilitator: James Curtis
Non-instructed drop-in, open studio
figure study sessions. Draw, paint,
and/or sculpt the human figure from a
live model in an open, well-lit studio.
Bring your own materials. No turpenoid
or turpentine solvents! Tables, easels,
sink, lighting and set up for the model
provided. Artists must be at least 18
years of age.
Every Wed evening, Drop-in,
7-10pm, multiple short poses 1st
hour, then 20 minute
Fee: $12 per session or $40 for
4-prepaid sessions
Photography and/or sketching ONLY
on occasional Friday or Saturday
evenings
Contact Jim at 332-7877 or e-mail:
jcurt@sonic.net
Drawing & Painting
with Stanley Mouse &
Rob Perkins
Drawing/Painting Studio
First & third Thursday each month
7-10pm on going
Drop-in $18.00
Contact: Rob Perkins 415-892-3799
Untamed Abstracts:
Abstracting Birds,
Beasts, and Flowers
Instructor: Suzanne Edminster
Bold, sophisticated contemporary
techniques for acrylic mixed media
series. Experienced teacher and innovative art journal free your style. Materials list at www.saltworkstudio.net.
All levels.
Sun. April 3, 10-4PM
$90 Non members / $85 Members
Registration (707)829-4797.
Techniques of Studio
Oil Painting Level I
Instructor: Ditte Jensen
Learn fundamentals that Matisse and
Cezanne knew, upon which you can
always rely. Color choices, set-up of
the palette, and very important elements to painting in oils will be shown.
Solvent free methods will be explained
and used. This is a structured class,
working from still life. Lots of room for
individual attention as well. Beginners
are also very welcome. Suggested materials list after registration. Includes
hand-outs.
Jan 29 & 30 or Mar 5 & 6
9:30am - 4pm
$190 non-members/$185 members
Contact Ditte Jensen 707-385-1701
or jschilderes@yahoo.com
Techniques of Studio
Oil Painting Level II
Suitable for painters who have worked
enough to be able to paint what moves/
inspires them, but long to fine-tune
their materials use and deepen in their
work. Essential knowledge on paints,
pigments and grounds will be shared;
solvent free methods will be explained
and used. Glazing, grisailles and using
flake white will be explored. Working
from still life, a deeper seeing into the
‘true subject’ will be encouraged. Suggested materials list after registration.
Includes hand-outs.
Feb 12 & 13 or Mar 26 & 27
9:30am - 4pm
Watercolor I: Left
brain—Right brain
Watercolor is for the courageous.
Building a solid foundation of knowing
the pigments’ qualities, set-up of our
palette and developing our planned
stages can allow the innate fluid and
spontaneous quality of watercolor to
take its rightful place. This is a structured class, working from still life. Real
beginners are also very welcome. Suggested materials list after registration.
Includes hand-outs.
Jan 13 - Feb 3 or Feb 17 – Mar 10
2-5pm
Watercolor II: Line
and Color
Being more confident painting with an
intuitive approach using color, we learn
to fuse this with compositional or contour sketching in pencil to give the
painting more ‘backbone’. We will
work from still life, and a deeper seeing
into the ‘true subject’ will be encouraged. This is a structured class. Suggested materials list after registration.
Includes hand-outs.
Jan 12 - Feb 2 or Feb 16 – Mar 9
9:30am – 12:30pm
Saturday & Sunday, January 22 & 23
10am-3pm
Fee: $225 Non members / $220
Members - includes materials.
Painters Studio
Workshop #2:
Intermediate Color,
Design and
Composition
Instructor: Janet Moore
This popular, open painting session is
for experienced painters, working in
any media, who want dedicated studio
time in a friendly, productive environment, working alongside other painters. Easels and tables are provided.
There is no formal instruction, but
Janet will introduce one new concept
with each session, provide still life setups for those interested and offer a
voluntary critique at each session.
Wednesdays 1-4pm - begins January 19, 2011
Fee: $125 Non member / $120 Member prepaid or $25 per session
Weekend Painting
Workshops
Instructor: Janet Moore
Intensive 2-day workshops designed
to get students painting immediately.
Offered in a fun, non-judgmental atmosphere, students learn the fundamentals of painting technique plus experiment with new materials and approaches including Janet’s unique
limited, transparent palette. Workshops are designed for acrylic paints,
but oil paints are acceptable with certain provisional use of low toxicity and
low VOC materials.
Workshop #1: Getting
Started: Methods and
Materials
Using acrylic paints and materials supplied by the instructor you will begin
painting immediately as you learn how
to prepare a palette, choose and use
brushes, palette and painting knives,
prepare your painting surface, begin a
painting, mix pigments, develop form
and dimension using value, and the
use of techniques such as glazing.
Appropriate for inexperienced and beginning painters.
Color theory, mixing color from a limited palette, design and composition for
landscape and still-life, intermediate
techniques for brush and knife painting are taught through hands-on exercises. Also included is an introduction
to the “functional critique”. Appropriate for painters at all levels.
Saturday & Sunday, February 5 & 6
10am - 3pm
Fee: $205 Non member /
$200 Member
Workshop #3:
Exploring a
Minimalist Approach
This class suggests an approach to
developing a personal style in painting,
specifically one that is slightly or fully
abstracted. Creating a simplified
image requires interpretation and
translation; often this is more challenging then simply painting what you
see. This session explores design,
composition, color and imaging techniques that will help inspire your personal style. Appropriate for experienced painters at all levels.
Saturday & Sunday, March 12 & 13
10am- 3pm
Fee: $205 Non Member /
$200 Member
Contact janet@
janetmoorestudio.com
Weaving for Winter
Instructor: Marta Shannon
New weavers will learn to measure a
warp, dress the loom, and weave a
sampler. Experienced weavers will
weave a project using winter yarns.
Think ponchos, ruanas, throws,
scarves, shawls etc.. Project costs will
vary. 4 & 8 shaft looms available.
8 Thursdays, 9:30am – 12:30pm
January 20 – March 10
$185 Non member / $180 Members
PERSONAL
DEVELOPMENT
Women’s Zen
Meditation
Tues, 5-6:30pm,
suggested donation $10
Contact Chris Fortin, 527-8106,
chrisfortin@comcast.net
Collage Assemblage!
with Embroidery
Sketch an idea, learn fun embroidery
stitches, plan and create a 2D collage
masterpiece!
2 Thursdays, Dec 9-16; Jan 13-20;
Feb 10-17 & Mar 10-17
5:30 - 8 p.m.
$50 per session; $30 drop in
Register with Debbie Van Dyke debbie@inspired-by-life.net or 2059411.
Artful Meditation
All-levels workshop for those who
enjoy creativity and wellness. Easy
yoga to relax the body; meditation to
open the mind; and write to create!
Bring yoga mat, blanket, journal.
Thursdays, Jan 27; Feb 24; Apr 28
6 – 8 p.m. Library
$25 per class
Register Debbie Van Dyke, debbie@
inspired-by-life.net or 205-9411
YOUTHclasses
MUSIC &
MOVEMENT
Dance for 3 & 4 Year Olds
Instructor: Clare Najarian
Creative dance encourages children to explore
rhythm, space, and improvisation with an emphasis on self-expression and creativity. Appropriate dance technique and body skills to
promote flexibility and strength and offer a joyful
and fun approach to the world of dance.
6 Mondays: 10-10:50am for 3 year olds (with
parents)
11:10am -12:00pm for 3 & 4 yr olds (dropoff)
Session 3 Jan 10-Feb 14, 2011
Session 4 Feb 28- April 4, 2011
Session 5 April 11 - May 23, 2011 (no class
4/25)
Fee: $75
Group Piano Classes
for Youth
7-9 yrs
Group lessons include piano training, singing,
and theory games.
Library
Mon-Thurs 3:30-4:30pm and 4:30-5:30pm
ongoing through June 2011.
$80 per month, one hour lesson per week.
First trial lesson is free.
Contact Katie Ketchum, MA, 707 874-3571
Music for Young Children
Ages 4 and 5 with parents
A Canadian method for training children in
piano, singing, musicianship, movement and
composing.
Library
Classes forming, call for details
$60 per month, 45 minutes per week, year
commitment.
Contact Katie Ketchum, MA, MYC, 707 8743571
ART
Home School Multi-Media
Arts Program
Instructor: Meryl Juniper
Investigate a variety of multi-media arts,
through, curriculum and interest based projects, in an open studio environment. Be free to
get messy in a well-equipped large arts studio,
under Meryl’s compassionately orchestrated,
thirty years of deep experience as an artist and
arts educator. Parents are encouraged to participate in this class as students
Ceramics Studio
Thursdays 10am - 12pm
For ages 5 - adult
Fee: $20.00 per class
Ten Class Card $18.00 per card
10% discount for additional family members
Materials fee varies and is affected by the
projects.
To register contact Meryl at 823-5843 or
meryljuniper@yahoo.com
Let Your Eyes
Do The Drawing!
(10% off for second family member)
Instructor: Barbie Watts
Ceramics Studio and walk-ins welcome
Children will experience drawing life as well as
creating their favorite ideas, designs or doodles.
Learn different skills, techniques and tricks, like
3D. Experiment with different mediums. Bring
favorite ideas, subject or pictures. Sessions are
ongoing, progressive.
Ages 6-16
Ceramics Studio
Wednesdays, 3:30–5pm
$70 per session / 4 classes
(start anytime classes will be prorated)
Session1: February 2;
Session 2: March 2
Session 3: March 30;
Session 4: April 27
Session 5 : May 25;
Session 6: June 27
Try A Class - Drop-in:
$20 anytime during session.
Contact Barbie at:bwatts@sonic.net
2011 Classes start dates
16377 Main Street Suite B
Guerneville, CA 95446
New Hours: Fri. - Sun. 11a.m. - 4 p.m.
Artwork by Sculptor in Residence
Karen Ryer. New exhibit by Rene
Dayan-Whitehead including
Firebird II. Featuring some of
Sonoma County’s finest Art in
Stone,
Firebird II
StoneSculptorsSuppplies.com
WINTER 2011 • 5
PERFORMING ARTS
Dec. 11-March 26: Concerts
for Kids,
Saturday Mornings, 1011am
Join Dennis Hysom & friends for
award-winning Wooleycat rhymes, fairy
tales and fables. Children, parents and
grandparents will have fun learning new
songs the whole family can enjoy! Dennis invites audiences to sing and play
along with his literature-inspired lyrics
and stage games. Learn more and listen
at www.wooleycat.com. Questions:
lindag@sonic.net. Co-sponsored by the
California Parenting Institute www.calparents.org
Dates: December 11, 2010, January
15, February 19, March 26, 2011
Admission: $5 per person / $4 SCA
members
Sing Along Messiah - Annual Holiday Family Event
Belt out the Hallelujah chorus and join
in with exhilaration as SCA & the Sebastopol Methodist Church present the 17th
annual Sing-Along Messiah, Saturday,
December 11, at 3 pm at the Methodist
Church, 500 North Main Street. No previous experience or vocal ability is necessary.
Directed by John Maas and this annual
holiday event features instrumentalists
Muftiah Martin, Felicia McFall, Tom
Fattaruso, Rita Fattaruso, and Todd
Higgins; and soloists Kim Anderman,
Janette Gilbertson, Andy DelMonte and
Anthony Martin to bolster timid voices.
Admission is $6 per person or $15 for a
family up to four. A limited number of
scores are available for loan. Join the
string quartet, soloists and chorus for a
festive time. An optional, free rehearsal
with Director Maas is on Sunday, December 5th, 4 - 6 pm at the Center for the
Arts.
Friday, Feb 18: Piano Duets
and a Piano Trio
Judy Sabin & Angela Coons will perform works by Liszt, Gershwin, Debussy,
Cyril Scott and William Walton. The
Piano Trio - Larry Flor (piano), Marie
Vizcaino (oboe) & Steve Watrous (viola)
will perform Two Rhapsodies by Charles
Martin Loeffler for oboe, viola, and piano;
and a movement from the Oboe Sonata
by Saint-Saens.
Friday, February 18, 7:30 pm.
Donation $10 - $15 to benefit SCA.
March 25: Down The
Back Lane
Down The Back Lane, featuring Jerry
Fabiano (guitar, octave mandolin, vocals) Francis Small (fiddle, vocals), and
David Hidalgo(flute whistles, bodhran,
vocals), performs traditional Irish, Scottish and American tunes and songs.
Francis and Jerry also collaborate as
A Month of Mozart
Widely regarded as a musical genius, Mozart was successful in writing various genres of music. Even in opera, he
created magical scores for a wide variety of styles including
comic opera, serious opera, song-play, and “jocular
drama.” Through film, discussion, video clips
and live performance learn how Mozart
brought depth and richness to gorgeous music. This month of stunning music, interesting insights
and delightful stories is not to
be missed!
Friday, Jan 7:
“In Search of
Mozart”
Join us for a celebration of Mozart’s
255th birthday.
Meet in the gallery,
have dessert, and
something hot or
cold to drink and
then to the Music/
Film Studio to see
the full length
movie, “In Search of
Mozart.” Help us
make a toast to one of
the Western world’s
outstanding composer.
“The most significant
film about Mozart to be
produced in several decades” reads one of the reviews of the DVD. World leading orchestras and musicians
perform and speak about Mozart.
The story follows all of Mozart’s life,
including the journeys he made to listen to
and absorb the techniques he later incorporated
and made into music that is uniquely Mozart. Those who
know nothing about Mozart will enjoy, and those who know
more will find much of interest.
Friday, Jan. 7, 7pm reception/7:30pm movie
Friday, Jan 14: Instrumental Mozart
Enjoy an evening with a wind trio, piano sonata, and vocal
music. The variety will be exciting and the music beautiful.
Visit www.sebarts.org for details of performers and musical
selections.
Friday, Jan 14, 7:30 pm, $15
part of the French-Celtic band Avocet,
while Francis and David have been part
of the Resurrection Church Choir for
“heaven knows how long”. David has
played flute and percussion for 15 years
and is a performing member of the Sonoma County Taiko drumming group.
Branching out in another direction,
Francis, Jerry and David focus on sweet
airs, reels and jigs, of Ireland and the
British Isles, specializing in evocative
instrumental harmony arrangements.
Friday, March 25, 7:30pm, $12.
Design Build Enjoy
Friday, Jan 21: Exploring Opera:
Magnificent Mozart with James Sokol
Popular Bay Area opera instructor James Sokol will lead a
delightful journey through the magical opera scores created
by Wolfgang Mozart. Wonderful for the opera new-comers
and devotees, only an appreciation for beautiful
music is needed. Students describe James as
having an extensive background in operatic music; and an ability to infuse his
lectures with contagious passion.
James Sokol began his opera
career under Beverly Sills at
the New York City Opera.
He has worked on projects
with the Cincinnati Opera
and the Opera Company
of Philadelphia. Locally, James has worked
for the San Francisco
Opera and is a former
executive director of
Pocket Opera. He
teaches opera appreciation classes for
the San Francisco
Opera, Santa Rosa
Junior College, OLLI
programs of Sonoma
State University and
Dominican University, College of Marin,
and others. He leads
opera and cultural trips
to exciting destinations
including New York City,
Santa Fe, Chicago and
Paris.
Friday, January 21, 2011,
7:30 pm, $20.
Friday Jan 28:
Mozart - vocal &
instrumental performances
Our final concert in the series will present several vocalists
and a piano quartet. Music for the quartet was written when
Mozart was 30. He really wanted to do another opera, but
there was no commission, so instead he wrote wonderful
symphonies and ensemble pieces such as for the quartet.
Those skills stood him in good stead when he wrote The Marriage of Figaro with its many duets & trios. Check SCA’s
website for details.
Friday, January 28, 2011, 7:30 pm, $20
April 7: Lipbone Redding &
the Lipbone Orchestra
Inventive singer/songwriter/ guitarist
/ voice-instrumentalist and former subway musician, Lipbone Redding revs up
the party and creates original songs that
effervesce with New Orleans swing,
Memphis grooves and New York City
style. Known for his ability to use his
vocal to sound exactly like a trombone,
it’s hard to tell the difference -- unless
you witness the phenomenon live.
Friday, April 7, 7:30pm,
$20 advance $25 door
Friday, May 27: Avocet
Avocet brings you the traditional dance
and vocal music of Ireland, Scotland and
central France. They play LOTS of instruments including hammer dulcimer,
a variety of accordions, hurdy gurdy,
Irish bouzouki, guitar and fiddle. Avocet
features Jerry Fabiano, Roz Reynolds,
Mitch Gordon and Francis Small.
Friday, May 27, 7:30pm, $12
LITERARY ARTS
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Few small towns can boast an art center the caliber of Sebastopol Center for the
Arts or an independent bookstore with the longevity and reputation of Copperfield’s Books. Our town has both! Next summer these two venerable institutions
join forces in presenting Bibliophoria~Celebrate Book Arts! for everyone who loves
books, reads them, creates them or aspires to do so. A variety of events are planned,
including Coppefield’s 30th Anniversary Party June 3, Bibliophoria II: Art of the
Book ~ National Juried Exhibition with an opening reception June 16, a Book
Camp for youth, author talks, book arts workshops, and Readers Theater.
Activities will center in the downtown area, extending south to Iota Letterpress
and north to O’Reilly Media. Bibliophoria explores how the book in all its forms—
traditional and new—shapes our relationship to words and images, thinking and
imagining, ideas and culture. A map will guide visitors to partake in all the fun and
savor of a cultural celebration. Check the www.sebarts.org for updates.
FILM FESTIVAL PREVIEWS
GOODNIGHT NOBODY: In one of
the most beautifully photographed documentaries we have ever shown, Goodnight Nobody takes us on a sleepless trip
through one night in the unusual lives of
four insomniacs. Guided through a
night filled with darkness, silence, solitude, and fear, you also see that their
night is alive with beauty, fantasies and
hope. They are night
people, constantly
floating between a realistic dream world
and a dream-like reality.
VOICES
UNBOUND: The Story of
the Freedom Writers
– Illuminating the
power of the written
word, Voices Unbound
recounts the journey
of 150 at-risk youths from Long Beach
California, who, with the help of their
teacher, learned to rise above their circumstances through the power of writing their stories. Produced over a 10year period and told entirely in cinemaverité, the film unfolds through
interviews with the students themselves, as well as through the voices of
students today who are reading their
book.
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MY SO-CALLED ENEMY: This award
winning film follows six participants
(Jewish, Muslim, and Christian) from a
peace leadership program where they
meet and get to know their “enemies” as
human beings, then back to their home
in the Middle East. Over the next seven
years, the director created a film about
the human consequences of all conflicts
as seen through the eyes of
six young women who are
thoughtful, intelligent and
articulate beyond their
years.
MEN WHO SWIM:
When a British man living
in Sweden finds himself on
the brink of turning 40, he
combats his mid-life crisis
in the usual way: by joining a men’s synchronized
swimming team. Made up
of middle-aged men from all walks of
life, the team begins as a hobby to escape
the daily grind. Soon, however, it inspires an unexpected level of commitment and brotherhood as they plan to
compete at the unofficial All Male World
Championship in Milan. Men Who Swim
takes a warm and hilarious look at one
man’s search for meaning – in a swimming pool. Audience Award Winner Silverdocs 2010.
The Programs
We are excited to present special programs that celebrate documentary film
in all its forms, encouraging conversation on topics and cultures often unseen
in the local Cineplex.
• LATINO PROGRAM – Focusing on
Mexico, we are proud to present Circo, a
beautiful film showing the beauty, artistry, and hard work of running a traveling family circus in rural Mexico. This
troupe has lived and performed on the
road since the 19th century, but will
their art survive in the 21st?
•EXPERIMENTAL/NON-TRADITIONAL DOCS PROGRAM – Discarding formulas and inventing new
documentary language, this line-up of
experimental & non-traditional shorts
will open your eyes and mind to the incredibly diverse ways filmmakers are
telling documentary stories. Prepare to
be challenged and be ready to discuss
these one of a kind films.
• Details soon for the New Day Anniversary, Sound Recordist & Short Programs.
front of the line for all screenings; attend
Opening and Closing night parties; have
access to Filmmaker Lounge, and an invitation to the Filmmaker Brunch. Your
festival schedule will have the flexibility
to see what you want without worrying
about pre-sale tickets, and enjoy special
access to our filmmakers and festival
staff. Cost: $350. To buy an The All-Access Pass, please contact Jason Perdue
at sebdocfest@gmail.com or call 707829-4797.
The Pass
Be the first to buy an SDFF All-Access
Passes. The Pass (a very limited number to be sold) will allow you to be at the
CALLS FOR ENTRY
VISUAL ARTS
NEW Non-refundable Entry Fees:
• SCA members: $15 per entry,
3 entries $35 (membership is $40 annually).
• Non-members: $20 per entry, 3 entries $50.
SCA is now accepting digital entries, see prospectus for specific shows for complete information. We advise you submit high-quality images that will best represent your work.
SCA Annual Members
Show & Sale
PERFORMING ARTS
SPACE RENTALS
Call for Performers:
Looking for space?
Come to the Art Center!
The Summer Music Series presents free entertainment at the Sebastopol Downtown Plaza.
The series is a showcase for Sonoma County
musical performers. Each Thursday evening will
feature a different genre of original music. For
an application to perform visit our website:
www.sebarts.org.
SCA’s studios are available for daily, weekly
and monthly rentals. Reasonable rates and flexible hours for performances, classes, parties and
presentations. Call Kathy 829-4797 (kdouglas@
sonic.net) for pricing and availabilityVisual Arts:
Deadline: April 1
Non-juried exhibition
Deadline: Tuesday, December 7
Lady Luck
Exhibition Selected by Chance
Deadline: Monday, December 20
Art of the Line
Juried exhibition
Juror: Elizabeth Sher
Deadline: Monday, January 24
MEMBERSHIP
BENEFACTOR: Carolina O’Hagin.
SUPPORTING MEMBERS: Roger & Linda Delgado, Jan
Vannatta.
BUSINESS/PATRON MEMBERS: Richard & Marilyn
Bates, John & Carolyn Carollo, Kirk & Cynthia Lok, David
Leff, Chuck & Barbara McLaughlin, Frank & Pat Schueler,
Laura Shafer, Susan & Stephen Shortell.
SUSTAINING MEMBERS: Barbara Aman, Jocelyn Audette, Tom Basile, Larry Campbell, Caren Catterall, Christine Cobaugh, Wayne & Mary Ely-Salk, Lew & Sylvia Forrest, Maria Freebairn-Smith, Susan Gardner, Ralph & Martha Harmon, Holly Jordan, Judiyaba, Ellen Kaplan, Jerry &
Deborah Kermode, Arlene Mandell, Wanda Mc Manus, Tom
McQuaid & Jean Cool, Mordecai Mitnick, Padi Selwyn &
Reuben Weinzveg, Lorna Skinner, Susan St. Thomas, Matt
& Shannon Stevens, Barbara Tobin, Evelyne Whitman,
Elaine Young.
INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY MEMERSHIPS: Barnee Alexander, Nina Antze, Rich Arik, Ariege Arseguel & John Sappington, Tim & Martha Bell, Linda Caldwell, Donabel Carley,
Lysa Castro, Suzanne Cogen, Bob & Susan Cornelis, Jeannie Cropsey, Janet Cruickshank, Christine DeCamp, Amber
Reumann Engfer, Larry Fallau, Patricia Foulkes, Margaret
Frison, Carole Gardner, Bill Gittins, Linda Gray, Tej Greenhill,
Robin Hale, Beth Hartmann, Pamela Heck, Brent Herms-
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Hudson, Robert & Mona Innes, , Sarah Hylton, W. Eric Keller,
Victoria & Andrew Kochergin, Susan Lamont, Carol Larson,
Dennis & Sharon Lashar, Naomi Lasley & Bruce Eby, Lynn
Lyons-Hennessy, Becky Maddalena, Diana Majumdar,
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DECEMBER
SUNDAY
5
Sing Along Messiah
Rehearsal, Library/
Conference Room, 4-6pm
FRIDAY
10
Opening Reception: Annual
Members Show, Main Gallery,
6-7:30 pm
SATURDAY
11
SATURDAY
11
17th Annual Sing Along
Messiah, 3 pm, Sebastopol
Methodist Church, 500 N.
Main Street, $6 general, $15
for family
THURSDAY 16
Annual Member’s Meeting,
10am
Dennis Hysom & Friends,
children’s concert,
10:00am, Music Studio, $5
JANUARY
LADY LUCK
THURSDAY 6
SATURDAY
Opening Receptions: Lady
Luck, Main Gallery; How to
Destroy Angels by Kevin
Soriano, Gallery II,
6-7:30pm
FRIDAY
15
Dennis Hysom & Friends,
children’s concert,
10am, Music Studio, $5
FRIDAY 21
Exploring Opera:
Magnificent Mozart, Music
Studio, 7:30 pm, $20
7
“In Search of Mozart”
movie, 7pm
Music Studio
FRIDAY 28
FRIDAY 14
Instrumental Mozart, 7:30pm,
Music Studio, $15
Voices of Mozart,
7:30pm, Music Studio,
$20 advance/$25 door
FEBRUARY
THURSDAY
10
Opening Receptions: Art of Line,
Main Gallery; All in the Family,
Gallery II, 6-7:30 pm
FRIDAY
18
SATURDAY
19
Dennis Hysom & Friends, children’s concert, 10am, Music
Studio, $5
SUNDAY
20
Katie Ketchum & Friends, 2pm,
Main Gallery, free
FRIDAY
18
Documentary Film Festival opening night
(www.sebastopolfilmfestival.org for details)
SAT & SUN
19 &20
Documentary Film
Festival
‘Averse’ color mezzotint by Mikio Watanabe of France.
Casual Concert:
Piano duets with
Judy Sabin and
Angela Coons;
and a Piano Trio
(with viola and
oboe), 7:30pm,
Gallery, $10-$15
sliding scale to
benefit SCA
MARCH
THURSDAY
24
Opening
Receptions:
6-7:30 pm.
FRIDAY 24
Down The
Back Lane
7:30pm,
Music
Studio, $12.
SATURDAY
26
Dennis Hysom & Friends, children’s concert,
10 am, Music Studio, $5
MAKE
ART
Open Studios
2011
The Store
June 4,5
&11,12
SCA Gallery
Ren Brown
Robert Devee
www.renbrown.com
rbc4art@renbrown.com
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