February, 2015 - Fremont Art Association

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FREMONT ART ASSOCIATION VOL 35 No 2
February 2015
LOCAL Color
the
Silent Film for FAA
Wednesday, February 4 7:00 p.m.
For the February FAA “Demo” Night, the
Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum
celebrates the Fremont Art Association with
a Special Movie Tribute to Artists
The
Dragon
Painter
Wednesday
February 4
7:00 p.m.
Free to FAA Members and their guests. (The Edison
Theater has a 100 Seat Capacity.)
THE DRAGON PAINTER (1919, Haworth Pictures)
[digital presentation]
Sessue Hayakawa and Tsuru Aoki, his real-life wife, star
as an eccentric painter and his inspiration, partly filmed
in beautiful Yosemite (which doubles as Japan. Who
knew? It was 1919, after all.)
This month’s meeting will be held at the Edison Theater
(home of the Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum) 37417
Niles Blvd., Fremont 94536
If you have any questions and to RSVP: please email
pr@nilesfilmmuseum.org
or leave a message at (510)
494-1411 (email preferred)
Art Association
Sponsors
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45277 Fremont Blvd.
Suite 10
Fremont, CA 94538
Phone: 510-661-6707
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NILES ROTARY
Fremont Cultural Art
Council
Business Sponsors
Bronco Billy’s Pizza Palace
37661 Niles Blvd.
Dine in – Take out-‐ Delivery
Phone: 510-‐792-‐1070
Millennium Framing & Art
Gallery
7321 Thornton Ave., Newark, CA
510-‐744-‐0788
Jim
Block, DDS
1895 Mowry Ave., suite 115, Fremont, CA 94538 Phone: 510-‐793-‐0801
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VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
President’s Message
To all the Fremont Art Association Members and Friends. I want to thank you for showing con<idence in me as I step into the position of President of the FAA. I consider this role to be one of responsibility: safekeeping all the best attributes of the FAA, strengthening those areas that need attention, and joining with our artists as we move creatively forward into a new year. There are quite a few issues to tackle but I am con<ident that with the help and support of the Board of Directors, and the membership, that the FAA will be a strong, solvent, and viable organization: A place for art to be made, seen, and appreciated. Our mission is to bring the love and spirit of art, in all its forms, to the public, educating and involving as many folks as possible along the way. Let’s do it!
Denny Stein
President of the Board
Fremont Arts Association
Members Note:
The Gallery has new Hours
The new FAA Gallery hours are:
Monday - gallery is closed
Tuesday - 11 am to 3 pm (staffing courtesy of Tuesday Painters)
Wednesday - 11 am to 5 pm (members are needed to staff)
Thursday - 1 to 4 pm (staffing courtesy of Fiber Arts)
Friday through Sunday - 11 am to 5 pm (members are needed to staff)
Thank you Tuesday Painters and Fiber Arts for allowing the gallery to be open six days a week.
And to all our members who staff, some even when they do not have anything in the quarterly
show, we greatly appreciate your help in keeping the gallery open.
Barbara, Donna and Mary
Gallery Directors
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FREMONT ART ASSOCIATION
VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
Gallery Directors’ 3 Cents Worth
The
gallery looks so nice with all the new
artwork. A huge “THANK YOU” goes to
everyone who has brought their beautiful
artwork to show.
This quarter we have expanded the type of art
we are taking to include fiber arts and cottage
arts. This means we have lovely scarves, some
which are cashmere, and some which are silk
with designs made with a Japanese process
called kanoko shibori (similar to tie-dyeing).
We have wine crates up cycled into footstools
and jewelry boxes, and there are some felted
items. We have jewelry, ceramics, glass and
more. All this is an effort to attract more
customers into the gallery who might buy some
of these items as well as the paintings and
photography on the walls.
Our monthly artist demos got off to a fun start
with Mary Rosiles who helped everyone sculpt
a bust in clay. Next month we will go to the
Edison Theater and the Niles Essanay Silent
Film Museum at 37417 Niles Boulevard, where
we will hold our meeting and then see a 1919
silent film, “The Dragon Painter.” After the
movie,
Rena Kiehn will talk about film as an art form.
We have some workshops planned, too.
Nancy Benton will be teaching a hands-on
painting class on the fourth Saturday of
January through April, where each participant
will take home a completed work of art. On
February 5, 6, and 7, Bryan Mark Taylor will
teach a workshop on
Plein Air using oils.
And on March 14,
15, and 16, Grace
Rankin will teach a
workshop in
Collage and Mixed
Media. Sign up for
one or more of
these workshops soon. Look in Local Color
or on the FAA website for more information.
Our first showcase of the year will be for
Mitch Neto.
The showcase runs from
th
January 17 to February 1st. The 1st Quarter
reception and showcase reception is on
January 18th, from 1:30 to 4:00 pm. Please
join us.
Come visit the gallery!
Donna Arrillaga, Mary Bobik,
Barbara Cronin
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VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
Recap from Last Month’s Guest Artist, Mary Rosiles
By Helene Roylance
On January 7, Guest Artist Mary Rosiles returned for
another engaging demonstration at the Fremont Art
Gallery.
Each attendee was given 6 lbs of clay, and under
Mary’s lively instruction, was led through the process
of sculpting a bust.
She did an incredible job
describing each step of the process with colorful
descriptions and genuine enthusiasm that made it
easy for the group to follow along.
She provided insightful instruction on technique,
from forming the initial contour of the bust, to using
proportions to find the proper placement and balance
of facial features. Under her guidance, the attendees
created an impressive collection of busts within the
short time allotted.
Mary's presentation was not only fun and exciting,
but filled with helpful tips and advice that would be
relevant to any portrait artist regardless of medium.
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VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
ARTIST OF THE MONTH:
--First Place: "Autumn Leaves" by Hugh Arno (Acrylic Media)
--Second Place: "Water Walk" by Rosa Bazzani (Photographic Media)
--Third Place: "Leaves" by Barbara Cronin (Watercolor Media)
Jerry Forman - Artist of the Year
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VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
Exhibitions &Showcase
You are invited to attend
Mitchell Neto
A Vision in Oil
January Showcase Artist
Fremont Art Association
January 17 - February 1
Artist Reception - January 18
1:30 pm to 4 pm
Susan Helmer
s_helmer@comcast.net
510-651-2461
cell 449-3206
Jan Schafir
and Therese
Ely
Will be showing their
latest paintings and
Type to enter
some text
older favorites
at Mission Coffees
and more during the
month of February,
2015,
151
Washington Blvd. Fremont. There will be no formal reception this time, but Jan and Therese would be glad to meet you there
anytime to discuss the paintings with you. Just call either of us at Jan's Art Studios, 791-9290, or visit the
coffee shop for lunch or a great cup of coffee!
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VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
DROP IN LIFE DRAWING SESSIONS
Come practice your skills with us on the second Thursday evening
of every month in a non-instructional, no pressure, drop in style life
drawing session. 7 to 9 p.m.; all mediums welcome. Open to the
public and all skill levels. Must bring your own tools and
equipment. Cost is $15 to $20 to cover models fees depends on the
number of attendees.
MODELS Needed..no experience necessary; must be able to sit still
for 20 minute intervals. Earn $15 to $20 an hour.
Fremont Art Association's Gallery at 37697 Niles Blvd. Fremont,
CA 94536.
robynlyee@sbcglobal.net
For more information contact Robyn at (510) 656-4939 or
FAA Membership renewal time!
Thank you to all members who renewed their 2015 membership for the Fremont Art
Association during the 1st Quarter Receiving! Membership for the FAA is good for the
calendar year, January to December. We hope you will continue to support our community
arts and renew your membership soon! There are lots of upcoming activities, workshops,
classes happening at the association this year!
There are three ways to renew. On the website at fremontartassociation.org there is a
"button" called Join or Renew. From there it is easy to pay with a credit card or through
PayPal. Or send a check to the Fremont Art Association at
37697 Niles Blvd., Fremont, CA 94536 or come in and pay
with cash, check or credit card.
A warm welcome to our newest members: Hugh Arno,
Mary Hogle, Allison King and Tammy Landon.
Sincerely,
Carol Ramos, Membership Chair
Note: The membership form is on page 6
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FREMONT ASSOCIATION
VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
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VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
Workshop Offerings
Bryan Taylor's Workshop
The Fremont Art Association is excited to have Bryan Taylor come and give a three day
landscape workshop at the gallery on February 5, 6,
and 7th, 2015. It will be a Thurs., Fri, Sat.
workshop from 9:00-4:00pm. Bring your own
materials, easel, lunch, etc. PLEASE
NO
TURPENOID. NO CITRUS SOLVENTS. Bring
gamsol or odorless mineral spirits to clean brushes.
Watercolorists are also welcome in the workshop.
There are also several restaurant choices in the
near vicinity of the gallery.
Contact Carol Ramos for more information.
carolrudy2@comcast.net; 510-489-5818. You may
sign up on line or send a check to Carol Ramos, Nancy Benton offers artist opportunity
http://www.nancybenton.net/#!paintingpowwow/c190g
Interested members should go to the link to sign up for notification of dates and
when registration begins.when registration begins.
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VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
Workshop Offerings
A DRAWING WORKSHOP OPPORTUNITY!
WHERE?
JAN’S ART STUDIOS
38215 FREMONT BLVD.
FREMONT, CA. 94536
510 791 9290
WHEN?
DATES.
Wednesday mornings 10-12
FEB. 4, FEB. 18, MAR. 4, MAR.18
APRIL 1, APRIL, 15.
COST?
CONTENT.
$85. There will be NO makeup classes, but
If you miss one, I will try to catch you up.
I will teach basic drawing techniques,
Perspective, form, figure, design and
A sampling of outdoor sketching.
Clip and mail to Jan Schafir at: 38215 Fremont Blvd. Fremont, Ca. 94536.
Name__________________________
Phone_____________________
Address___________________________
Zip_______________________
Email_____________________________
Cell_______________________
Paid_______________check, cash
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VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
Regional Offerings
READY TO PAINT?
January 31, 2015 2-5p.m. Gels and Shine - Lenz Art in Santa
Cruz
Discover the gels that thrill you. Incorporate Iridescent and
Interference Paints into those gels. This workshop will light
you up with the excellent experience of pairing of gels and
shiny paints
Questions? Contact Judy Gittelsohn, at www.me@judyg.com
or call 750 248-5381.
Hi Fremont,
Come join us at the Sun Gallery for the
First Annual "Build a Better Bird
House Battle" between Mt. Eden and
Tennyson High School. This is a silent
auction that will take place on January
30th from 4:00 - 5:30 and January 31st
from 12:00 - 2:00. You can bid on Bird
Houses built by Tennyson and Mt. Eden
students.
The Sun Gallery
Building Community Through Creativity
1015 E St.
Hayward CA
510.581.4050
sungallery@comcast.net
sungallery.org
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VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
Exhibitions
Blackhawk Gallery Artful Collection Exhibit through February 15th, 2015
All exhibits are free to the public
The 'Artful Collection' exhibit features two guest artists and forty-two member
artists. Artworks by guest artists include sculptures by John Toki, and ceramics
by Ann Testa.
Members' artworks include paintings, drawings, sculptures,
ceramics, photographs, and wearable art.
These member artists are exhibiting:
Akio Aochi, Dana Beebe, Claudia Bossert, Phyllis Brady, Paul Cotter, Barbara Davies, Don DeRoeck, Peter DeFao, Bobbi Garrop, Lynn Glenn, Beryl Glen-Reiland, Gene Gracey, Greg Gutbezahl, Kathie Hackler, Debby Koonce, Roseann Krane, Tom Lemmer, Andrea Markus, Cory Marshall, Claudette McDermott, Elena Morris, Trent Nahas, Wendy Oliver, Julia O'Reilly, Lin Padden, Harika Piccone, George Rammell, Vicky Richardson,
Michael Rizza, George Robertson, Joanne Robinson, Betty Rothaus, Goldie Schnitzer, Pat Smith, Greg Starnes, Mary Claire Stotler, Doug Stout, Kerima Swain, Radha Syed, Jill Tishman, Norma Webb,, Charles White
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VOL 35 No 2
FEBRUARY 2015
Cinema Place Gallery
Hello and Happy New Year to you all,
Although it’s been quiet from the Cinema Place Gallery newsletter, we have been busy behind
the scenes creating new opportunities for the community to support local arts.
I know many of you have been waiting for a virtual gallery where artists can post their work
and art lovers can find the work. Well, not
only can we announce a virtual gallery,
but we are super excited to announce a
new mobile app for posting art, locating
art, commenting on the art and even
creating tours that can be shared with
your friends and followers.
The app is called *Tuux* which is a
Mayan word for ‘where’. The banner
image above is a sample of some of the art
you can find in San Francisco using the
Tuux app! Please visit rtzat.com to learn
more and submit your email to join the
mailing list.You can also respond to this
newletter to express your interest!
Sid Hamadeh at Eko Tea and Coffee House continues to sponsor an 'Art Wall' where the art of
local artists is always on display. Enjoy some art with your favorite beverage and crepe or sweet
treat.
The Hayward Arts Council has been active in establishing new partnerships for local
galleries. HAC is now showing art in the Alameda County Law Library; and hopefully we will be
showing art in the new Hayward Public Library. Keep watching the "Newsletter" for tips on how
you can help convince the City Council the space for a café should be an Art Gallery. HAC is also
working closely with the Rotary Club on "ArtScape" their annual art auction to be held in March
2015.
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Photos from left to right:
XX by Mathew Weston Taylor
Red Chinatown by Robbie Sugg
Shadow Within by Kyoko Fischer
Fun Times In The Garden by Colleen Akakaki
January 9 - January
31
Olive Hyde Art
Gallery
Thursday-Sunday
noon - 5 p.m.
Opening reception
Friday, January 9
7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Olive Hyde Art
Gallery
123 Washington
Blvd.
Fremont
(510) 791-4357
www.fremont.gov/
Collective Musings," an exhibit featuring
the work of Marks Collective, a group of
five abstract artists linked through their
association with San Jose State
University, will open at Olive Hyde Art
Gallery, 123 Washington Blvd., Fremont,
with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. on
Friday, January 9 and run through
January 31, 2015.
Based in the South Bay and Santa Cruz
Areas the Marks Collective artists’
inspiration is based on various aspects of
contemporary life. The artists themselves
reflect the enormous diversity of the San
Francisco Bay Area. Each of the artists
have earned either a BFA or MFA from
San Jose State University. Painting,
drawing, and printmaking are the
primary media to be exhibited at Olive
Hyde.
Robbie Sugg, a Berkeley native, works
primarily in drawing, painting, and
printmaking. His first book, “Koccha,
and Other Poems” was published in
March 2014.
After working as an engineer for 15
years, Gloria Huet decided to study art
and work as a full-time artist. The work
FEBRUARY 2015
Olive Hyde
she will be exhibiting at Olive Hyde Art
Gallery was inspired by her frequent
hikes up to Mission Peak. y humans.
Gloria has participated in group and solo
exhibitions in the Bay Area and in
Chicago, Illinois.
Planning to showcase works of oil,
Matthew Weston Taylor’s paintings are
inspired by thoughts about duty, selfawareness, and picnics. \. Matthew has
also studied at the Academia di Belle
Arts in Florence, Italy.
To Colleen Akakaki, “It’s all about the
mark” and the ability of a mark to
express an emotion. It can become a line
or create a feeling of joy or sadness.
Working from intuition, Colleen lets the
images emerge from her subconscious
experiences.
Kyoko Fischer, a printmaker and
painter, specializes in combining
multiple techniques to create her
monoprints. For her paintings she uses
oil and encaustic, a technique using
wax..
Olive Hyde is pleased to invite our
community to enjoy this exhibit of
contemporary works presented by the
Marks Collective.
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FEBRUARY 2015
Classes & Workshops
FREMONT ART ASSOCIATION OFFICERS &
CHAIRS 2015
EXECUTIVE BOARD
President - Denny Stein
Vice President - Ginny Riedner
Secretary- Mary Bobik
Treasurer – Jacline Deridder
Gallery Directors – Barbara Cronin, Donna Arrillaga, &
Mary Bobik
Director of Programs - Helene Roylance, Kristen Calvert
Showcase Chair - Irene Marshall
Publicity - Susan Helmer
Property& Equipment - Gene Arrillaga & Gene Bobik
Fremont Cultural Arts Council Liaison - Jan Schafir
Membership - Carol Ramos
Local Color Editor - Florence Stronck
Workshop/Classes - VACANT
Ways & Means - VACANT
Director of Circuit - VACANT
CHAIRS
Art Review Board/liaison - Jacline Deridder
Artist of the Month Chair - Marsha Boone
Calendar Chair - Barbara Cronin
Digital Photo Club - Cooksey Talbott
FAAPA/EBOP Chair- Robyn Leimer
Fine Art Show Chair - VACANT (need 3)
Fiber Art Show Chair - Melba Vincent
Regan’s Garden Art Show - Simone Archer
Gallery Quarterly Receiving - Gallery Directors
Historian - Grace Rankin
Holiday Boutique - Gallery Directors
Hospitality/Reception - Farshid Namei
Life Drawing Chair - Robyn Leimer
Main Street Association Liaison- Jacline Deridder
Open Studios Chair - VACANT
JAN SCHAFIR'S WATERCOLOR CLASSES: 2014
Jan welcomes you to her classes in watercolor painting and drawing.
They will be held at her studio/Co-Op at 38215 Fremont Blvd.
Fremont, CA. 510- 791-9290. Home, 510-797-2836. Cell 510
409-2836
Email: Jschafir@yahoo.com.
Website:www.jansartstudios.com
MONDAYS: ( 10- 1:30 )
SATURDAYS:
( 9-12 )
FEE: $85. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE FOR SIX LESSONS. Classes
on Monday are weekly.
Classes on Saturdays are bi-weekly and continuous, but students may
mix Saturday and Monday classes for convenience. Attendance does
not have to be consecutive, but please try to use the six classes
within six months. New students may begin at any time. Classes
are also available including supplies for an additional charge. There
will be no cash refunds. Jan Schafir - Watercolor
Dmitry Grudsky - Oil, watercolor, acrylic, drawing Call
791-9290
Therese Ely - Children, Watercolor and printmaking Call
791-9290
Ann-Marie Haley Call:510-489-7396 or Studio 491-9290.
Boy's & Girls ages 5-9 yrs. Drawing & watercolor. Wed &
Fri 3:45 p.m. Central Fremont area.
Joann Stager call: 510-461-8249 or 792-8431: Boy's & Girls
ages 5-9 yrs. Drawing & watercolor. Sunday: 9 a.m, to 11:30
a.m. or 2 p.m. Irvington area. Also, Newark area call for
times
.
Jan Small - Classes are Monday and Tuesday afternoons 3:30
- 4:30 and Monday and Tuesday evenings 7:00-8:00
Jan teaches the basics of art. The lessons apply to both Adults
and Children
Phone: 510-656-1844 or email: jan@jansmall.com
********Gallery Workshops:
Nancy Benton - Acrylics. Every fourth Saturday at FAA
Gallery Starting January 24-- 11:30-1:30; all materials
provided.
Bryan Mark Taylor - Three-day worksop - Feb 5,6,7 at
the FAA Gallery. www.bryanmarktaylor.com
Jan Schafir will hold a drawing workshop Wednesdays 10-12;
Feb 4, Feb 18, March 4, March 18, April 1, April 15. Cost: $85
Call for information: 510 791-9290
Plein Air Paint out Chair - VACANT
Quarterly Receiving - Gallery Directors
Sunshine - VACANT
Tuesday Painters - Donna Arrillaga
Webmaster - Rodger Spedowfski
**Please send your corrections/additions to classes
and workshops on or before the 10th of the month
preceding that month’s issue.
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FEBRUARY 2015
FAA CALENDAR FOR 2015
January
4 Take down 4th quarter work & Bou2que
5 Receiving – 1st quarter, 1 – 6 pm
6 Tuesday Painters, 11 am – 3 pm
6 Board Mee2ng, 7 – 9 pm
7 Jacline Deridder’s “The Art of French” class, 10:30 am to 1:00 pm
7 General Mee2ng, 7 – 9 pm; Guest Ar2st: Mary Rosiles, Sculpt a Bust in Clay
8 Fiber Arts, 1 – 4 pm
8 Life Drawing, drop-‐in session, 7 – 9 pm
17 Showcase – Mitch Neto
18 Recep2on: 1st Qtr. & Showcase, 1:30 – 4 pm
24 Nancy Benton’s Pain2ng Class, 11:30 – 1:30
27 Receiving Valen2ne Bou2que 27 Tuesday Painters, 11 am – 3 pm
February
1 Showcase Last Day – Mitch Neto
3 Board Mee2ng, 7 – 9 pm
4 General Mee2ng, 7 – 9 pm; Meet at the Essanay Theater for a special movie night
5 Fiber Arts – cancelled because of workshop
5, 6, 7Bryan Mark Taylor – Workshop: Plein Air
12 14 15 17 18 19 24 25 26 28 28 Life Drawing, drop-‐in session, 7 – 9 pm
Bob Hill – Mini-‐Show (to Feb. 28th)
Take down Valen2ne Bou2que Tuesday Painters, 11 am – 3 pm
Jacline Deridder’s “The Art of French” class, 10:30 am to 1:00 pm
Fiber Arts, 1 – 4 pm
Tuesday Painters, 11 am – 3 pm
Bob Hill – Mini-‐Show, Last Day
Nancy Benton’s Pain2ng Class, 11:30 – 1:30
March
3 3 4 4 Life Drawing Mini-‐Show (tenta2ve) Tuesday Painters, 11 am – 3 pm
Board Mee2ng, 7 – 9 pm
General Mee2ng, 7 – 9 pm; Guest Ar2st:
5 10 11 12 12 17 18 19 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 Fiber Arts, 1 – 4 pm
Life Drawing, drop-‐in session, 7 – 9 pm
14,15,16 Grace Rankin – Workshop: Collage and Mixed Media
Nancy Benton’s Pain2ng Class, 11:30 – 1:30
Take Down – 1st Quarter Show
Receiving – 2nd Quarter
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