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July 24-25
The Sebastopol Center
for the Arts film program
is partnering with the
Numina Center for Spirituality & the Arts to
present the first Sonoma
County Cuban Film
Festival on July 24 &
25, 2015.
Featuring five major
recent Cuban feature
films, several Cuban
short films, and two
catered musical
events, it is sure to be
an exciting new festival. Director Alfredo
Ureta will attend the
Festival on Saturday the 25th for the
screening of his film
The Mole’s Den (La
Guarida del Topo).
See page 7
for schedule
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Save the Date: Nov. 14, 2015
Wrapsody in Blue:
A Gershwin Gala
Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival
kicked off the Best of the Fest June 5
Best of the Fest returned June 5 with
Audience Award winners David & Me
along with short film On Beauty. Join
us throughout the summer for the best
films from this year’s festival including all of our award winners and our
most popular films. Come see the films
you missed or see your favorites again.
Tickets: $10 Individual film tickets
Discover art. Discover the artists.
can be purchased through our website
at sebastopolfilmfestival.org, or by
coming to the Center.
Passes: $50 Best of the Fest Passes
are available for the entire series of
seven screenings. Full schedule on our
website: sebastopolfilmfestival.org.
See page 7 for full schedule
The Gala Committee is planning for this year’s 3rd
Annual Gala and we are excited to announce that
this years Gala theme will be “Wrapsody in Blue: A
Gershwin Gala” — highlighting the style and
music of this bygone era. And, as the Sebastopol
Center for the Arts keeps growing and getting
better, our facility upgrades and expansion of
programs takes continual community support.
Mark your calendar and join us for another
spectacular evening, and a chance to let our hair
down and showcase this amazing place. If you are
interested in helping with this event please
contact [email protected].
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
H
ow many of your family and friends know
swap stories and generally cut a class or two. Now
where to find Sebastopol Center for the
kids are clambering to sign up here for summer
Arts? Conversations still happen in our
classes.
small town that bring surprised or vacant looks when
Our gallery exhibits are free and change every six
asked how to get here, what street is it on or “We have
weeks or so. Even the parking lot is an artistic destian Art Center?” It was not difficult to imagine having
nation. Artists of every skill and intention carve imtrouble finding us when we were on Depot Street. The
ages onto linoleum blocks. Instead of printing as
Deli on Highway 12 was perfectly placed to obscure
Jean
Matisse and Picasso did, we take inked blocks to the
McGlothlin
our existence.
parking lot, drape fine printable paper over them,
Now we’re home in the iconic Veterans’ Memorial
add a blanket for protection then … run a pavement
Building at the High Street edge of Ives Park. That’s one block
west behind the Post Office, adjacent to Ives Pool, South of the roller over the whole package to yield a frameable print. And
fire station and Library. There is a creek that still runs along the don’t miss the marimba concert this July. Joy from those musiNorth edge. I’m told kids used to gather here, in the old days, to cians will carry you through winter. I’ll see you here soon
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VISUAL ARTS
‘Calls for Entry’ can be found at sebarts.org/index.php/calls-entry/
2015 Street Printing Festival on Father’s Day
Join us June 21 to see how a three-ton machine generally used
to even pavements or roads, will make prints from hand-cut linoleum blocks.
Ten ‘featured artists’ (Sally Briggs, Caren Catterell, Iva Hladis,
Cheryl Itamura, Sue Labouvie, Rik Olson, Charlie Pendergast,
Eric Rewitzer, Sirama Sataman, and Lindsey Vargas) have chiseled and cut designs in linoleum blocks. The blocks will be covered with ink, then covered with paper and padding, then run
over, forwards and backwards by a bright yellow street roller.
Visitors watch the print process, and then may purchase a
print, which they have just seen created. Proceeds from sales of
these limited editions will benefit the Sebastopol Center for the
Arts. In the children’s area, the kids will have fun printing with
potatoes or other vegetables. Or if you prefer you can add your
creativity to a collaborative piece, created especially for this
event and printed at the end of the day. It will be exhibited in the
Sebastopol library for the month of July.
Meanwhile you can connect at the specialized booths with local
writers and publishers, printmakers, letterpress artists and
shop for beautiful art work or shop for books or art as gifts. Food
stands, booths with beverages, will all contribute to a perfect
family day and a way to celebrate Father’s day differently.
The event was so popular last year, we feel it will be another
wildly successful and fun day for the entire family.
Artists interested in carving a 12” x 12” block to be printed by
the pavement roller, need to purchase it at the front desk of the
Center. The carved block needs to be returned to the docent desk
(at the front of the gallery)by June 18.
Donors for the Street Printing Festival in alphabetical order:
Art and Soul of Sebastopol, Lagunitas Brewery,Sonoma County
Gazette, Studio L’image, Speedball, The Rental Place, Elaine and
Don Scully.
IN THE GALLERIES NOW
Mainly Black and White
June 19 - July 31
Juror Paul Mahder selected 57 pieces from the over 700 entries received
to be viewed in Galletta Gallery . This
juried show explores transparency,
rhythm, color, and harmony through
a mainly monochromatic palette.
You are invited to the opening reception on June 19 from 6 to 7:30 pm .
Juror Paul Mahder will present the
“Best of Show” and “Merit” awards
during the Reception.
Concurrent with this show, enjoy the
work in Galleries II and III featuring
two artists working in and exhibiting
throughout Sonoma County.
“Sentient Life” presented by local
artist C. Anissa Rust. Anissa translates an energy that belies the term
‘still life.’
“Color Cascades”, a wonderfully colorful fiber installation by Cecily Axt,
features palettes of painted fabric torn
and formed into sculptural hangings.
Future
Exhibitions
CHAIRS
(Aug. 7 – Sept.13)
This Call for Entries could not be
simpler: From stationary to interactive with variable form and scale, we
call for “chairs”. Give your talent free
rein to interpret, redefine, reiterate,
or reconfigure the essence, functionality and artistic purpose of the chair.
Deadline for submission June 29,
2015 (http://sebarts.org/index.php/
calls-entry/)
Galleries II &III
FIBER ARTS VII
(Oct.22 - Nov.28 )
“Three Grannies” by C. Anissa Rust
“#3 ColorCascade” by Cecily Axt
“Black and White on White and Black” by Larry Martin
LOOKING BACK
We are proud to present our seventh biennial international Fiber
Arts exhibition. In collaboration with
Fiber Art Now magazine, Sebastopol
Center for the Arts encourages a contemporary and innovative approach
to fiber arts. The choice of experienced and internationally renowned
jurors confirms our desire and aim to
show a selection of high quality fiber
art. This exhibit features the decisions of three outstanding jurors: Lia
Cook, who combines weaving with
painting, photography, video and
digital technology; John Hopper who
has a degree in textile designs and
produces the Textile Blog, an inspirational site for artists and makers,
covering many aspects of the world of
creativity within art and craft; and
Kyoko Kumai, who exhibits internationally, in Lausanne, Switzerland;
Lodz, Poland; in Finland, Denmark,
Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Paris and
USA.
Submit your work by September 1,
2015. Submissions are online only.
sebarts.org/index.php/calls-entry/
2015-2016
Galletta Gallery
Analy High School Student Exhibition
From April 3rd to May 1st, Analy High School students exhibited their work in photography, painting, scratchboard, drawing and ceramics.
This successful show was highly appreciated by our visitors. We could not resist organizing a “closing “ party for students and family.
Featured Docent: Elaine Scully
We are proud to have exceptional volunteers at Sebastopol Center for the Arts and like to highlight this fact whenever we can. Docent Elaine Scully receives a special accolade this quarter.
Elaine volunteers weekly at the front desk with a dedication and enthusiasm that are beyond the
expected. Her cheerfulness, kindness, her talent for organizing and her professionalism are
greatly appreciated. Thank you Elaine!
“I’ve been a docent at Sebastopol Center for the Arts since 2009 and each year of volunteering has
been more fun and interesting than the previous one. The SCA staff is a wonderful group to work
with and I’ve learned a lot from the county’s growing art community. There are many volunteer
choices to choose from at the arts center: docent desk work, new exhibit intakes, exciting receptions,
regular fundraisers, the annual documentary film festival to name a few. Volunteering at SCA is
one of the highlights of my retired life.” —Elaine Scully
Sebastopol Center for the Arts • 282 S. High Street, Sebastopol CA. 95472 • (707)829-4797 • www.sebarts.org MAINLY BLACK & WHITE
June 19 - Aug. 2
CHAIRS
Aug. 7 - Sept.13
SONOMA COUNTY
ART TRAILS
Sept. 25 - Oct. 18
FIBER ARTS
Oct. 23 - Nov. 28
ANNUAL MEMBER SHOW
Dec. 4-31
AMERICAN WATERCOLOR SOCIETY
Jan 8 - Feb 7, 2016
SUMMER 2015• 3
CLASSschedule
SUMMER
2015
Drawing/
Painting/
Encaustics
Drawing Nature
Instructor: Nina Antze
Ceramics
Ceramics “Drop In”
Open Studio
Non-instructed studio time for experienced potters, for hand-building, sculptural & wheel work.
Studio has 8 wheels, slab roller, extruder, glazes &
electric kilns (fire cone 5.) No production potters.
For ages 14+ Questions? [email protected]
Mon, 9:30am-12:30pm**
Tues, 6-8:30pm
(cancelled if no one shows by 7pm)
Wed, 12-3pm**
Sat, 9am-12pm
Sat, 12-3pm (each Saturday session requires a separate open studio fee)
$60/6 session punch card
$90/10 session punch card
$12 per session/$6 if currently enrolled in an
SCA ceramics class
$30 clay, includes glaze & firing. All clay
must be purchased from SCA.
** Note** Mondays, June 15 & 22 and
Wednesdays June 17 & 24, open studio time
is changed to 6-8:30pm
Pottery and
the Potter’s Wheel
Instructor: Randy Snyder
Use the potter’s wheel and learn to center and
raise the clay; then shape to make plates, cups,
jars, and other functional pieces to glaze and
fire. Other techniques like pinch, slab, and coil
will also be covered. This class is perfect for
beginners and beyond.
Space limited sign up early and come play in
clay. Ages 12-Adult
John O’Hare Studio
6 Thurs, Aug 20- Sept 24, 6:30-9pm
Fee: $125 / $120 member + $30 materials
Register with SCA: 707.829.4797
Fall into Pottery Class
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 beginning and seasoned potters trying to bring it to the next level.
Sign up early space limited. Ages 12-Adult
John O’Hare Studio
6 Thurs, Oct 1 - Nov 5, 6:30-9pm
Fee $125 / $120 members + $30 materials
Register with SCA: 707.829.4797
FIBER ART
Weaving Workshop…
Exploring Brocade and
Inlay
Instructor: Marta Shannon
This 2 session class will explore the supplementary weft techniques of brocade and inlay…
both relatively simple ways to add interest and
complexity to your plain weave fabrics. Students will come with a loom warped for a sampler. Shaft looms available courtesy of the Redwood Guild of Fiber Arts. Details on warp dimensions and materials will be available in advance.
Suitable for both Rigid Heddle weavers and
4-8 shaft weavers.
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Thurs, June 11 & 18, 9:30am- 12:30pm
Fee: $70 / $65 members
Register with SCA: 707-829-4797
Each student will design and weave a scarf
using differential shrinkage. We will complete
the process through the washing stage. Fun and
spontaneous results! Students should have
basic weaving experience and must know how
to warp your loom. Shaft looms available courtesy of the Redwood Guild of Fiber Arts.
Rigid Heddle weavers (with your own loom)
are welcome too!
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
July 18 & 19, Sat & Sun, 10am-4pm
Fee: $140 / $135 members
Register with SCA: 707-829-4797
Designing & Executing
Multiple Fiber Warps
Instructor: Marta Shannon
A hands on designing class for beginning & experienced weavers who would like to use more than
one fiber, color or texture in their warps.
Students will design a warp, figure the calculations for materials, translate the design from
paper to the warping board and how to technically handle multiple thread & color changes. You
will finish the class with a warp ready to wind!
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Colored pencils are a fun, safe, and portable
way to express oneself artistically. Learn the
basics of colored pencil drawing, including
blending, burnishing, and impressed line, and
apply them to botanical studies. Ongoing class;
all levels welcome. Contact Nina at 707-2377014 for space availability & supply list.
Fireside Room
Ongoing classes Tues, 9am-Noon
Fee: $89 / $84 member
Register with SCA: 707.829.4797
Thursdays, 9:30-12:30
September 3 &10
$65 members/$70 nonmembers
Register with SCA: 707-829-4797
Exploring Overshot
Instructor: Marta Shannon
In this 8 session class new weavers will learn to
measure a warp, dress the loom and weave a
sampler using basic threading and treadling
patterns. More experienced students will explore the magic of weaving overshot! They will
thread and weave samples (round robin style) in
a variety of overshot patterns and finish with a
project of your choice. Materials fee for samplers $5. Project costs will vary. Looms are
available courtesy of the Redwood Guild of Fiber
Arts.
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Thursdays, 9:30am–12:30pm
September 24 – November 12
Fee: $180 members/ $185 non members
Register with SCA: 707-829-4797
Drawing Nature
for Beginners
Instructor: Nina Antze
Learn to draw & use colored pencils! Learn techniques using simple shapes that relate to nature
and the basics of using colored pencils. This ongoing class focuses on the process of observing,
drawing, and adding color to your work. Contact
Nina at 707-237-7014 or [email protected]
for space availability & supply list.
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Studio
Ongoing classes Tues, 1-3:30pm
Fee: $75 / $70 members
Register with SCA: 707.829.4797
Collapse Weave Workshop
Instructor: Marta Shannon
Anyone up for weaving ruffles, ridges, bumps
etc?? In this quick two day workshop we will
explore some simple collapse weave principles.
Marta Shannon
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 on week prior to first day of class or after class begins will not recieve a refund or
transfer. If the Sebastopol Center for the Arts cancels a class, you will recieve a full refund.
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The Creative
Process in Watercolor
Instructor: Jean Warren
We use design principles, color theory and watercolor techniques to discover who we are as
artists and how we can visually tell our stories
and experiences. Come play with the paint and
appreciate watercolor’s immediacy and versatility. Demos, individual help and critiques.
Jean’s paintings are represented in public, corporate and private collections and she is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society. Materials list: [email protected], 707875-9240
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
6Weds, 9:30am-12:30pm,
October 14 to Nov 18
Fee: $135 / $130 members
Register with SCA: 707.829.4797
Tuesday Morning
Drawing Group
Group meets from 9am to Noon
every Tuesday (This group will not meet on
Tuesdays July 14-August 4)
No registration required. Must be over 18 years
of age. Group has live model, no instructor.
There are tables, chairs and easels
Fee: $20 per week
Questions: [email protected]
Go Figure!
Facilitator: James Curtis
Non-instructed, open studio figure study sessions. Draw, paint or sculpt the human figure from
a live model in a well-lit studio. All levels welcome.
Bring your own materials. No turpenoid or turpentine solvents! Tables, easels, sink, lighting and
model set up provided. Must be 18+.
Every Wed, 7-10pm
Fee:$50/4-prepaid sessions / $15 single session
Photography or sketching on occasional Fri
or Sat 7-9pm
Register with instructor: 707-332-7877 or
[email protected]
Thursday Watercolor Group
No instructor
Painting for fun, encouraging each other.
Thurs 9:30 - 11:30am
Fee: $10 month/$5 drop-in
Register at: [email protected]
Literary &
Book Arts
Sonoma County
Book Arts Guild
Make books, alter books, or want to learn to
make books? Contact Dena Bliss 707.829.1732
about SoCoBAG.
LifeLines: Writing Your Life
Stories
Instructor: Suzanne Sherman
Life is filled with events and experiences that
weave your unique story. Whatever your age, it’s
good creative expression and it can be healing to
write about some of those events and experiences, for yourself or for publication. In this
workshop you’ll get expert guidance and helpful
lessons in memoir craft as you build your writing
skills and practice turning truth to art. Writings
done at home are shared for constructive feedback in the company of peers. Limited to 10.
Visit www.suzannesherman.com for more.
Fireside Room
Mon, 1–3 pm, 8-week sessions
Summer Session: June - July full/closed
(see website for online class)
Fall Session: August 24 - October 19
Fee: $300 new members; $280 continuing
members
Register with instructor at [email protected], or call 707.478.3819
Music
Piano Performance Class Exploring Solo, Duet And
Two Piano Repertoire
Instructor: Gwen Churchill
This class is for intermediate and advanced pianists who enjoy performing solo and/or duet and
two-piano repertoire. Participants will acquire
performance experience in a supportive environment while making music with a partner at
the same skill level. Repertoire will be rehearsed
in preparation for a recital. New participants
must audition before registering. Contact
the Instructor at 707.477-3589.
Music/Movement Room
Wed, Sept. 9 - Dec 9, 3-6pm
Final recital date: TBA
Fee: $278
Register with SCA: 707.829.479
Dance
Bellydance - Beginning
Egyptian/Arabic
Instructor: Kathy Wolf
Traditional, authentic Egyptian and Arabic bellydance with some modern fusion. Learn basic
moves and technique, finger cymbals, veils, and
dance combinations.
Mon, 6:30-7:30pm ongoing.
Fee: $10 per class, $12 Drop-in
Register with instructor: 707-477-2757 or
[email protected].
Bellydance - Intermediate
Egyptian/Arabic
Instructor: Kathy Wolf
Build on the basic bellydance knowledge, and
learn more complex moves and technique. Students will also work on improvisation and choreography, and have opportunities to perform.
Mondays, 7:40-8:40pm ongoing
Fee: $10 per class, $12 Drop-in
Register with instructor: 707-477-2757 or
[email protected].
Fusion Choreography
Bellydance
Instructor: Avery Lamar
Each class consists of a thorough warm-up,
basic technique, isolations, and dynamic combinations. Choreography builds each class, so
starting up within the first 3 weeks of a new session is ideal. Performance opportunities available. All levels welcome!
Music Movement Studio
Tuesdays, 7-8pm, ongoing
March 3-May 26; and June 2-July 28 (No
Class 4/7-4/21)
Fee: $10 per class
Register with Instructor: averybellydance@
gmail.com
Meditation/
Health
Awareness Through
Movement Mat Classes
Taught by Julie C Smith P.T., G.C.F.P.
“If you know what you do, you can do what you
want”, said Moshe Feldenkrais.
Listen deeply. Find a new self-organization. Dis-
YOUTH classes
Bellydance
cover your ability to make movement freer, more
enjoyable and more efficient without pain or
stress. For beginners and experienced students: the clever, the clumsy and the curious.
Movement Studio
Thurs, 11am-noon, ongoing. Mats provided.
Fee: $40 for 4 classes, $12 drop-in
Register with instructor: 829-1250 or julie@
everybodymoves.net
Qigong/Taoist Yoga
Instructor: Ellen Solot MA, CMT
These early morning classes will bring you into
your day feeling energized and relaxed. Qigong
provides a means of directly accessing the healing energy within oneself by coordinating easy
to learn movements, posture, breath and mental
focus. Beginners welcome. For more information: www.homecomings.org
Movement Studio
Fri, 8-9am,
Fee: $10 per class, $12 Drop-in
Register with instructor: 707-823-9106,
[email protected]
Group Piano Classes for Youth
Instructor Katie Ketchum
For ages 7-11 yrs
Group lessons include free books, annual recital, piano training, singing, theory games.
Fireside Room
Ongoing: Mon, Wed, Thurs 3:30-4:30pm & 4:30-5:30pm
$75/month, one hour lesson per week. First trial lesson is
free.
Register with instructor: 707-827-3288 or [email protected]
Let Your Eyes Do The Drawing!
Summer Arts Camps
Morning Expressive
Meanderings
Instructor: Meryl Juniper
Delight in your intuition, igniting the realms of
multi-media arts explorations. We shall interplay,
with the mediums of ceramics, painting, drawing,
& mask-making. Come play in the passion of true
expressive arts community, with family, and
friends.
2 Weeks, Mon-Fri, June 15-26, 9:30am12:30pm
Fee: $280 + $15 materials
10% discount for each additional person
Spend the Full Day
for the 2 weeks!
9:30am-4:30pm
$520 + $45 materials
Afternoon Earth Magic
Ceramics
Instructor: Meryl Juniper
Deepen into your intuitive, hone your skills, participate in daily practice. In this richly guided, open
studio environment, we realize somatic awareness, and presence, held by this grounding medium. Find the essence of inspired community, align
your imagination with the techniques of handbuilding, potters wheel (10 and up) & surface treatment, along with the mysterious magic of glazing.
Ages 5- adult.
2 weeks, Mon-Fri, June 15-26, 1:30 - 4:30pm
Fee: $280.00 + $30 materials
10% discount for each additional person
Stay for lunch & play at
Ives Park
9:30am to 1:30pm
$280 + $80 for lunch hour
(drop in $8 per day)
Instructor: Barbie Watts
EVERY Wednesday afternoon and/or Saturday morning!
Let your eyes do the drawing! Students will make their favorite
ideas come to life, look 3D and have fun learning about different formal (and not so formal) drawing techniques and mediums like graphite, pastel, pen and ink, crayon, markers, collage and some water color. Skill building, art history and art
vocabulary are what they can expect. Workshop style, progressive, ongoing. Lessons continue to build individual skills
for any student. Walk ins welcome anytime. Start anytime.
Once a week or twice a week! Family/Friend Discounts. Class
size is limited, Great for ages 7—17.
Painting/Drawing Studio
Fee: Register ahead $60/4 classes. $20 forWalk-ins
Wed:3:30-5pm ongoing
Fireside Room
Fee: Register ahead $60/4 classes. Walk-ins $20
Sat:10:30 –Noon ongoing
Contact: [email protected] o 707-695-8628.
Rosen Method of
Movement
Instructor: Elizabeth Brennan
Rosen Movements increase balance and mobility, engage the core, lubricate joints, improve
range of motion. Based on physical therapy
exercises they re-educate and rehabilitate the
body. Done to a background of world music, the
body relaxes, moves, and releases underlying
muscular and emotional tension. Come join us
and move with ease in class and in your daily
living.
Movement Studio
Wed & Fri, 9:30-10:30am
Fee: $10 donation, drop-in $15
Register with instructor: 707-591-0907
Women’s Zen Meditation
Teacher: Hoka Chris Fortin
Relaxed forms and dialog. Beginning and experienced meditators welcome.
www.dharmaheartzen.com.
Movement Studio
Tues, 5-6:30pm, Drop in, $10 donation
Information at: 707-527-8106 or [email protected]
The Bija Children’s Choir
Instructor: Maria Bija
The Bija Children’s Choir is a nonprofit multicultural children’s
chorus for ages 5-18 that performs several times a year,
partners with local organizations, and offers quality artistic
education in a vibrant performance environment. Thursday
afternoon rehearsals September to June. Please visit website
www.bija-childrens-choir.com for class and registration details. Register with instructor: [email protected]
Bija Choir World Music Summer
Camps:
Bija Choir World Music campers enhance their love for singing
by playing rhythm & movement games, learning choral techniques, singing songs from different cultures, crafting art
projects, and having sporty fun outside each day in addition to
fun field trips on Main Street. Open to 7-10yr olds. Maximum
12 campers per week led by Maria Bija and 2 musical teen
counselors.
July 6-10 & August 10-14 Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Fee $275/
week
Early registration is recommended at: www.bija-childrens-choir.com.
Come early for lunch & play
at Ives Park
12:30pm to 4:30pm
$280 + $80 for lunch hour
(drop in $8 per day)
Register with Meryl Juniper 707-823-5843 or [email protected]
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PERFORMING ARTS
June 13: The Young Soloists’ Night
The Young Soloists’ Night
Played as a soloist in a concert alongside Midori. Led an orchestra as concertmaster in Carnegie Hall. These are two of
the things that the young musicians have accomplished. Aged
from 15 to 18 years old, they are all members of the Santa Rosa
Symphony Youth Orchestra. In an effort to promote and raise
funds for the SRSYO, these young musicians are showcasing
their talents at The Young Soloists’ Night where they will
perform works from Bloch, Bach, Britten, Schumann, Teleman, Mozart and more. Come and show your support for the
young musicians of our community.
Saturday, June 13, 7 pm, Brent Auditorium, $15 general /
$10 students.
July 18: Marimba Concert with Ambuya!
Enjoy the spirited music of Zimbabwe. These compelling African melodies will inspire you to move, dance and celebrate!
Complex polyrhythms are played on wooden marimbas and
accompanied by a traditional gourd shaker.
Ambuya means “grandmother or wise, elder woman.” For us,
Ambuya refers to the wisdom and joy we feel when we play
marimba music together. Our ensemble — Lori Ingram, Lani
Young, Linda Rake, Stacey Kerr, Barbara Wolcott, Cynthia
McReynolds and Noori Dove — is fortunate to be guided by
Michael Breez, co-founder of the Rufaro School of Marimba
and Musasa Marimba Ensemble, and to be joined tonight by
ethno-musicologist and vocalist, Bhavani Tucker. Join us for
an evening of marimba magic!
Saturday, July 18, 7:30pm, Brent Auditorium, $15.
August 16: Dinner with
Due Zighi Baci
No music has the power to whisk us
away to magical, far-away places like the
songs heard on the streets of old Europe.
From the very first strains of the accordion you’re savoring a glass of Chianti on
a balcony overlooking the Neapolitan
shore, or maybe sipping a steaming cappuccino at a sidewalk cafe in Paris. On
Sunday, August 16, enjoy dinner prepared by Sonoma County’s Pasta King
while listening to the sounds of Two
Gypsy Kisses (Due Zighi Baci) who promise to transport the audience with their
authentic, soulful styling of popular European cafe music. Time stands still as
tenore lirico Michael Van Why croons his
way into your heart with the timeless,
sentimental melodies of Western Europe
and America, accompanied and artfully
arranged by accordionist Sheri Mignano.
Sunday, August 16, 5:30pm, Brent Auditorium, advance sale tickets $20 until
August 10 / $30 after August 10.
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Concert Ambuya
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FILM ARTS
2015 Best of the Fest schedule
Continued from page 1
June 27, 7:00
Almost There tackles
outsider art, the elderly,
mental illness, ethics in
documentary filmmaking,
all while telling the compelling story of Peter Anton
and the two filmmakers
who discover his art. Plays
with short film This is Not
the End.
July 17, 7:00
Mimi and Dona asks the
question, “What happens
when love runs out of
time?” Mimi and her disabled daughter Dona are
deeply connected by a lifetime of care, but what does
the future hold?
First Sonoma County
Cuban Film Festival July 24-25
The Sebastopol Center for the Arts Film Programs is partnering with the Numina Center for Spirituality & the Arts to
present the first Sonoma County Cuban Film Festival on
July 24 & 25, 2015.
Featuring five major recent Cuban feature films, several
Cuban short films, and two catered musical events, it is sure
to be an exciting new festival. Director Alfredo Ureta will attend the Festival on Saturday the 25th for the screening of
his film The Mole’s Den (La Guarida del Topo).
August 14, 7:00 – Old
South tells a very specific
story with universal
Schedule
After more than 50 years, we are now
living in historic times as the governments of the United States and Cuba are
opening to each other. This will end the
economic blockade that has brought so
much suffering to the people of Cuba,
and it will bring estranged brothers and
sisters back together again. “We want to
be part of building that bridge,” says Festival organizer Jon Jackson, Chair of the
Numina Center Board. “It’s a bridge
based on the Arts. And, besides, every
film is just exceptionally good.”
Ann Marie Stock, Professor of Hispanic
Studies and Film and Media Studies at
William & Mary College, and author of
several books on Cuban Cinema, has
served as the Festival’s film advisor.
“Cuban cinema is essential,” says Dr.
Stock, “because it shows the impact of
globalization on local representation,
the intersection of visual culture and sociopolitical transformation, and the role
of film and media in identity formation.”
Dr. Jackson says, “None of this would
have been possible without her.”
The Festival will begin Friday night
with a screening of Chico & Rita (2010), a
remarkable animated film about the
world of jazz in the 1940s and 1950s
Cuba. It will be accompanied by two
short musical films Ode To The Pineapple and Searching For Chano Pono.
Four films will be shown on Saturday,
along with a variety of related Cuban
short films. The day begins with Viva
Cuba (2005) in which two children journey the entire length of Cuba to try to
keep one of them from having to leave
with their family for Miami. The afternoon matinee will be Juan of the Dead
(Juan de los Muertos) (2011), the don’tmiss Cuban zombie film that has been a
film festival favorite around the world.
Saturday evening begins with The Mole’s
Den (La Guarida del Topo) (2011), director Alfredo Ureta’s drama about life and
relationships in Cuba today. And the
Festival’s grand finale will be the multi
award-winning Conducta (2014), a compelling film about coming of age and
childhood redemption by director Ernesto Daranas. Awards include Best Film at
the 2014 Havana Film Festival. Following the last film on Saturday there will be
a Closing Party with catered food and
music.
“What we have tried to do is present
films about the lives of ordinary people in
Cuba,” says Jon Jackson. “We’ve steered
clear of political films, and films about
what life used to be like there. How is it
that people today, people who have nothing, can make life work? That’s what the
Sonoma County Cuban Film Festival is
about.”
Buy tickets online or at the Sebastopol
Center for the Arts (707)-829-4797.
themes of racism, community, and hope as one
neighborhood in Georgia
tries to take important
steps towards understanding. Plays with short film
Pie Lady of Pie Town.
August 28, 7:00
Come see the most popular film at SDFF 2015. On
Her Own is the story of Sebastopol resident Nancy
Prebilich and her family’s
struggle to save Gleason
Ranch.
September 11, 4:30 &
7:00
Two chances to see festival favorite Beyond the
Divide that tells the story of
a controversial peace symbol standing above the city
of Missoula and the dialogue and bridging of the
divide that it spawns.
October 16, 7:00
See our Jury Award winner How to Change the
World as it tells the thrilling
tale of Greenpeace’s early
years and birth of the global environmental movement. Plays with Jury
Award winner Short Film
Los Olvidados profiling L.A.
artist Ramiro Gomez.
COLLECTING
Continued from page 1
Chico & Rita
Determine how much money you will
spend per piece or per month on your
art collection.
It is not unusual for a coin collector to
spend around a hundred dollars each
month. The same goes for stamp collectors. If you think of your collection as a
long-term investment, all the better.
Consider collecting art that is done on
paper rather than canvas.
Viva Cuba
Quite a few beginning artists use paper
instead of canvas (it’s much cheaper) and
sell their works at buyer-friendly prices.
There’s nothing wrong with art on paper,
but keep in mind that you’ll have to properly frame and preserve it so that it lasts a
long time.
Find the right price.
Conducta
If you see a piece in the show that is out of
your price range, see if you can negotiate a
price with the gallery. You might need to
wait until the show is over but often a gallery will work with you. Make sure to keep
the gallery in this process. Side negotiations are not good form, but price negotiation can and does happen.
Artists love buyers that will appreciate
their work and many will work with collectors that really want their art. Pricing
is always a tricky thing for both artist and
galleries alike, if you genuinely want the
piece make your feelings known, if you
can’t bring the price down see if you can
put it on “lay-away” and put a bit down
each month until you own it. Many artists
that let you pay on time.
Juan of the Dead
And most importantly, have fun and
make it a “party.”
Attend every local art show you can and
let it be known you are a collector. After a
few months “on the circuit,” you’ll have a
keen understanding of the local market,
what is out there, and what works of art
you can afford. Later, if you develop relationships with specific artists and galleries, you’ll have access to special discounts,
“collector shows” and all sorts of cool, insider knowledge. However you go about it,
and whether or not your pieces appreciate
in value, gallery openings are great parties, artists are fascinating, and art is a joy
to have around.
As seasoned collectors and artist Janet
and her husband Harvey Charnofsky
state, “Go to art events and get to know the
artists whose work you like. Trust your
instincts about what you want to live with
every day.You will save for another piece
of art work by the artists you love. As you
know, the art world here is very accessible, lots of openings and art shows.”
Warning: After you acquire your first
piece of art, whether you pay $10 or $500
for it, you will be hooked. Art collecting is
a fun, educational endeavor, that also
makes a wonderful group hobby for families. Kids learn about art and history,
mom and dad get to decorate the house
with beautiful pieces, and everyone has a
blast in the process. Who knew collecting
could be so fun? Happy collecting!
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Auditorium, $15
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Galletta Gallery; 6-7:30pm
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Marimba Concert with Ambuya!,
Brent Auditorium, 7:30pm, $15
Arts Camps begin
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Monday
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Best of the Fest, On Her Own 7pm, $10
Saturday
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Word Temple Poetry, Digging our Poetic RootsPoems from Sonoma County, Donation.
Friday
SEPTEMBER
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Sebastopol Kiwanis Club Annual
Fireworks, 5 pm, Analy High School
Friday
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Best of the Fest, How to Change the World, Los Olvidados 4:30pm & 7pm $10 general
GALLERY VOLUNTEERS
Thank you to our
wonderful docents
JULY
Back Row Diane C., Maureen O., Patricia
D., Linda W., Natalie B., Barbara D., Patti W.,
Pat S., Elaine S., George D., Catherine D.,
Ellen S.
Second Row Marna M., Pat K., Robin H.,
Rose D., Elizabeth P., Marjorie G.
Bottom Row Chris D., Bill T.
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