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December 19, 2014
JadeNow Gallery
Portico Gallery
James Main Fine Art
The Purple Crayon
Jewish Federation of Greater SB
Salon U Gallery
Jade carving, sculpture, and jewelry-ongoing • 14 Parker Way • TuSu 10-7pm • 448-2199.
Channing Peake-Thru Jan 8 • 19th & 20th Cent American & European fine
art & antiques • 27 E De La Guerra St • Mo-Sa 12-5 • 962-8347.
GALLERIES • STUDIOS • MUSEUMS • PUBLIC PLACES
Compiled by Jeanette Casillas
Mediterranee Antiques and Art, Carpinteria
Contemporary, vintage and antique paintings. California Plein Air.
Representing local artist since 2002. • ongoing • 500 Maple Av • TuSa 11-4pm or by Appt • 695-0910.
Architectural Foundation Gallery
Kids Draw Architecture-Thru Jan 9 • 229 E Victoria • Tu-Fr 9-2pm •
965-6307.
ArtAMO Gallery
Michael Kessler – Water & Stone-Thru Jan 18 • 11 W Anapamu • TuSu 12-5pm • 568-1400.
CollectAir Aviation Art Gallery
Original, prints, sculpture, vintage models- Ongoing •
1324 De La Vina St • Afternoons Tu-Sa • 408-828-2810.
Cominichi’s
Artworks from the Jorgen Hansen Estate- ongoing • 19 E. Haley St • MoSa 11-6pm, Su 12-4pm • 962-1413.
Corridan Gallery
Corridan Becomes Eclectic I-Thru Dec 31 • 125 N Milpas • Tu-Sa
11-5pm • 966-7939.
Art & Soul of Santa Barbara
Curious Cup Bookstore, Carpinteria
Artiste Gallery (Los Olivos)
Cypress Gallery (Lompoc)
Local fine art and jewelry • 1221 State St #7 • Tu-Sa11-8pm; Su 115pm • 722-5054.
Artist in the Hall-Thru Dec 31 • 929 Linden Ave • Mo & We-Sa 106pm, Su 11-5pm • 220-6608.
Wine art by D. Bayless; J. Brown; C. Locascio; A. Luongo; C. Nelson; C.
Perez; S. Quartly; D. Talerico; C. Watanabe • Ongoing • Daily 10-5pm
• 2948 Grand Av, Studio E • 686-2626.
Paintings, Photographs, & holiday gifts by local artists • 119 E Cypress
Ave • Tu-Su 12-5pm • 737-1129.
Art From Scrap Gallery
Santa Barbara Gems by Chris Potter-Thru Dec 31 • 1333 State St •
Mo-Fr 10-6pm, Sa 10-5pm • 882-1058.
Homespun Holiday-Thru Jan 5 • 302 E. Cota St • Tu-We, Fri 10-2pm,
Th 10-6pm & Sa 10-3pm • 884-0459.
Arts Fund Gallery
Brad Nack 100% Reindeer Art Show-Thru Jan 3 • We-Fr 12-5pm, Sa by
Appt., Su 11-4pm • 205 C Santa Barbara St • 965-7321.
Distinctive Framing ‘n’ Art
Divine Inspiration Gallery Of Fine Art
Santa Barbara to the Southwest by Samuel Smith-Thru Dec 27 •
1528 State St • Tu-Sa 12-5pm • 962-6444.
Easton Gallery
Atkinson Gallery
Arturo Tello-Thru Feb 15 • 557 Hot Springs Rd • Sa-Su 1-5pm • 969-5781.
Bella Rosa Galleries
Works by A. Martin, S. Belassen, R. Mault, A. Moreno Valdes, C. Mudgett,
M. Andrew Allen, J. Heaton, S. Daane Chesnut, & D. Oatway-Ongoing • 15
W Gutierrez St • Mo 11-2pm, Tu-Sa 11-5pm, Su 11-3pm • 963-1157.
Elizabeth Gordon Gallery
Closed for Winter Break • 965-0581x3484.
A Gem Packed Life: Donna Diglio • Micro Sculpture by Dan Levin •
Gemstone Carvings by Ronald Stevens-Thru Dec 31 • 1103 State St •
Mo-Sa 11-6pm, Sun 11-5pm • 966-1707.
B.J. Stapen Studio
California Plein Air Paintings • By Appt • 705-5427.
Brooks Institute Gallery 27
The Portfolio Show-Thru Jan 30 • Mo-Fr 8am-9pm, Sa-Su 10-9pm •
27 E Cota St • 690-4913.
Cabrillo Pavilion Arts Center
City Employee Art Exhibit- Thru Jan 5 • 1118 E Cabrillo Blvd • Mo-Fr
9-5pm • 897-1983.
Carpinteria Arts Center
Portals- Thru Jan 5 • 855 Linden Av • Th-Mo 10-4pm • 684-7789.
Casa de la Guerra
Haass Adobe Watercolors-ongoing • 15 E. De la Guerra St • $5/$4 •
Fr-Su 12-4pm • 965-0093.
Casa Dolores
Saintly & Spirited: Art Made from Tin-Thru Dec 31 • Roger Brown Garden
installation-ongoing • 1023 Bath St • Tu-Sa 12-4pm • 963-1032.
CASA Gallery
Luminarias-Thru Dec 31 • Mo-Fr 9-5:30pm • 23 E. Canon Perdido
St • 965-6448.
Centeno Gallery (Lompoc)
Things That Make Me Smile by Carol J. Oliveira- Thru Jan 11 • Lompoc
Museum, 200 South H St • Tu-Fr 1-5pm, Sa-Su 1-4pm • 736-3888.
Channing Peake Gallery
Near and Far: Plein Air in County Parks-Thru Feb 12 • 105 E. Anapamu
St • Mo-Fr 8-5pm • 568-3994.
City Hall Gallery
Pursuit of Passion: Early Santa Barbara Women Artists Through Feb 20, 2015 • 735 Anacapa St • Mo-Fr 8-5pm, closed
alternate Fridays • 963-0611.
El Presidio de Santa Bárbara
Nihonmachi Revisited • Memorias y Facturas • Ceramics
Rediscovered • Ongoing • $5/$4 • Daily 10:30-4:30pm • 123 E
Canon Perdido St • 965-0093.
Elverhøj Museum (Solvang)
Work by Eyvind Earle-Thru Jan 18 • 624 Elverhoj Wy • We-Th 1-4pm,
Fr-Su 12-4pm • 686-1211.
Faulkner/SB Public Library Galleries
Central/East/West: SB Arts Association-Thru Dec 31 • 40 E Anapamu St •
Mo-Th 10-7pm, Fr-Sa 10-5:30pm, Su 1-5pm • 962-7653.
Gallery 113: (SB Art Association)
Featured Artists: Allison Wells • Carrie Givens, Liz Tallakson, Marlise
Senzamici, Attila & Eva Danila, Suemae Willhite & Nancy Rossi-Thru
Dec 27 • 1114 State St, #8 La Arcada Ct • Mo-Sa 11-4pm, Su 1-5pm
• 965-6611.
Art of the Survivors-Thru Jan 8 • Portraits of Survival • Upstanders:
Courage in the Face of Evil • ongoing • 524 Chapala St • Mo-Th 95pm; Fr 9-3:30pm • 957-1115.
Karpeles Museum & Manuscript Library
abstrX@Karpeles by Abstract Art Collective-Thru Apr 29 • EVITA •
Recent Paintings by Pamela Benham-Thru Dec 31 • 21 W Anapamu •
We-Su 12-4pm • 962-5322.
Kathryne Designs
Colin C. Cooper, Ira Yeager, K. Elsey, E. Freudenstein, G. Ray, K. Snyder, &
C. Simon • 1225 Coast Village Rd • Daily 10-5pm • 565-4700.
Larry Iwerks’ Weldon Art Ranch
ARTXtravaganza-Thru Jan 25 • 958 Weldon Rd • Sa-Su 12-4pm or
By Appt. • 965-5486
Los Olivos Café
Our Beautiful Santa Ynez Valley by S. Foster-Thru Jan 8 • 2879 Grand
Av • Daily 11:30-8:30pm • 688-7265.
Marcia Burtt Studio
End of Year Exhibition- Thru Jan 11 • 517 Laguna St • Th-Su 1-5pm
• 962-5588.
MCASB Satellite @ Hotel Indigo Santa Barbara
The Vastness is Bearable- Thru Feb 15 • 121 State St • 966-5373.
Mertens Fine Art Gallery
Surrealism Comes To Life: Dali, Miro & Picasso • The Best of Mertens
Fine Art • Mo-Sa 10:30-5:30pm • 1266 Coast Village Rd • 565-6955.
MichaelKate Interiors & Art Gallery
Resonance-Thru Jan 4 • 132 Santa Barbara St • Mo-Sa 10-6pm, closed
We, Su 11-5pm • 963-1411.
Montecito Aesthetic Institute
Neo Diversity-Thru Jan 10 • 1150 Coast Village Rd, Suite H • Mo-Fr
9-5pm • 565-5700.
Museum of Contemporary Art SB
Requiem for the Bibliophile • Bloom Projects: Sunsets by Lisa Tan-Thru
Jan 4 • Tu-Sat 11-5pm, Su noon-5pm • 653 Paseo Nuevo • 966-5373.
Museum of Ventura County
CA Plein Air Landscapes & art classes • 1235 Coast Village Rd • MoSa 11-5pm • 695-8850.
Professional artists teaching art classes to adults & children • 211 W.
Victoria St. • www.purplecrayonsb.com • 682-1400.
Travel Photography- Thru Jan 5 • Tu-Fr 9-6pm • 1719 State St •
898-8962.
Santa Barbara Art Foundry & Gallery
Tim Cotterill “The Frogman,” Erté, Ting Shao Kuang, Nano Lopez •
Daily 11-6pm • 120 Santa Barbara St • 324-4230.
Santa Barbara Arts
Work by Brian Andreas-Thru Dec 31 • 1114 State St #26 • Daily 116pm, Su 1-5pm • 884-1938.
SB Historical Museum
Under The Umbrella: Lutah Maria Riggs & Her Santa Barbara Style
-Thru Spring 2015 • The Story of SB-Ongoing • 136 E De La Guerra •
Tu-Sa 10-5pm, Su 12-5pm • 966-1601.
SB Maritime Museum
From the Mountains to the Sea by P. Jacquemain-Thru Feb 1 • Wives
and Daughters: Keepers of the Light • Point Conception Lighthouse Lens
• Tragedy at Honda-ongoing • Daily 10-6pm, closed Weds • $7/$4 •
113 Harbor Wy • 962-8404.
SB Museum of Art
Art to Zoo: Exploring Animal Natures • Contemporary/Modern:
Selections from the Permanent Collection-Thru Jan 4, 2015 • Martin
Kersels’ “Charm” Series; & Degas to Chagall: Loans from The Armand
Hammer Foundation and the Collection of Michael Armand Hammerongoing • 1130 State St • Free/Members; $6-$10 Non-Members •
Tu-Su 11-5pm, Chase Free Thu Evening 5-8pm • 884-6423.
SB Museum of Natural History
The Bird Man: John Gould and his Illustrators-Thru Jan 4 • Curiosity
Lab • Plains Indian Beadwork and Regalia from the Anthropology
Collection; Moorpark Southern Mammoth; Magic Planet-ongoing •
Daily 10-5pm • $5-$8 • 2559 Puesta Del Sol • 682-4711.
Santa Barbara Tennis Club
Angels & Things with Wings-Thru Jan 2 • Daily 10-9pm • 2375 Foothill
Rd • 682-4722.
Sansum Clinic Lower Level Gallery
The Art of Ballet II by Malcolm Tuffnell-ongoing • Mo-Fr 8-5pm • 317
W. Pueblo St • 898-3070.
Painting the Light: California Landscapes of Richard Schloss-Thru Feb
22 • Colossal Efforts: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at George Stuart’s
Creative Process • Thru Feb • Beisbol: From the Barrios to the Big
Leagues • Tu-Su 11-5pm • $1-$4 • 100 E. Main St • 653-0323.
Slingshot: an Alpha art forum
Ojai Gallery 353
Work by Peggy Oki- Thru Jan 2 • 34 E Canon Perdido • Daily 1110pm • 965-7922.
CA Plein-Air paintings in architectural setting • 353 Montana Rd •
Mo-Fr-10-6pm & Sa-Su 12-6pm • Call before 798-0010.
Onward Art & Design
Assemblages by Ron Robertson-ongoing • 1233 State St • Mo-Sa
10:30-6pm, Su 12-5pm • 324-4337.
Pacifica Graduate Institute
Mythic Threads: Art, Healing, and Magic in Bali-ongoing • 801 Ladera
Ln • Daily 8am-10pm • 969-3626, x103.
Works by Alpha Resource Center Artists-ongoing • Mo-Fr 9-4:30pm •
220 W. Canon Perdido St • 770-3878.
Sojourner Cafe
Sullivan Goss: An American Gallery
100 Grand, 2014-Thru Feb 1 • Anders Aldrin: Color Seeking Form •
Agoraphobia: Portraits of American Interiors • Jean Swiggett: One Man
Renaissance-Thru Mar 1 • Dan Lutz: Original Expression • Leon Dabo: Art For
Art’s Sake-Thru Dec 28 • 7 E Anapamu St • Daily 10-5:30pm • 730-1460.
Susan Quinlan Doll & Teddy Bear Museum
Toys of Our Childhood- Thru May 2015 • 122 W. Canon Perdido St •
Fr-Mo 11-5pm • 730-1707.
Gallery Acero at SB Forge & Iron
Palm Loft Gallery
Original home furnishing & sculpture • ongoing • 527 Fig Ave • Mo-Fr
10-4pm • 965-7111.
A Season of Thanks-Thru Jan 4 • 410 Palm Av, Loft A1, Carp • Fr-Su
11-6pm • 684-9700.
Tamsen Gallery
Gallery Los Olivos & Guild Room
Peregrine Galleries
Early American & CA Paintings & Bakelite • 1133 Coast Village Rd • MoSa 12-5:30pm, Su 11-4pm • 969-9673.
TV Santa Barbara
Small Treasures-Thru Jan 31 • Guild Room: Small Works Show-Thru
Dec 31 • 2920 Grand Av, LO • Daily 10-5pm • 688-7517.
Goleta Valley Library
Pine Trader (Summerland)
Picassos for Peanuts-Thru Jan 2 • Mo 12-6pm, Tu-Th 10-8pm, Fr-Sa
10-5:30pm, Su 1-5pm • 500 N Fairview • 964-7878.
Works by D. Bowery, J. Boswell, S. Dal Pozzo, R. Kelleher & K. Lemke
• ongoing • 2345 Lillie Av • Daily 11-5pm • 845-2618.
Harris & Fredda Meisel Gallery
Porch: Vault Gallery
Friends & Family-Thru Jan 9 • RISB, 2415 De La Vina St • Mo-Fr 9-9pm,
Sa-Su 10-5pm • 687-7444.
Works by Will Pierce- Thru Dec 31 • 3823 Santa Claus Ln • Mo-Sa
9:30-5:30pm, Su 11-4 • 684-0300.
RECEPTIONS & EVENTS
Sunday, December 21st, 1-3pm
Carpinteria Arts Center - Juror’s Talk
With Thomas Van Stein
RODOLFO CHOPERENA
RUSSELL CROTTY
Sundays, 10am-dusk
ALA EBTEKAR
SB Arts & Crafts Show
Cabrillo Blvd (State & Calle Puerto Vallarta) 897-1982
DESIRÉE HOLMAN
CASSANDRA C JONES
RAFAEL VARGAS-
CALL FOR ARTISTS
SUAREZ
Hospice of Santa Barbara – invites regional artists,
Exhibition on view:
��, 2014��February 15��5
Hours: Tu-Su 11-5pm
Chase Free Thursday Evenings 5-8pm
www.sbma.net
Work by R.W. Firestone-Thru Dec • 3888 State St • By Appt • 687-2200.
Emerging Artists-Thru Feb 24 • 329 S. Salinas St • Mo-Fr 9-5pm •
571-1721.
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Local Heroes and Heroines-ongoing • 112 W. Cabrillo Blvd • Daily
8-5pm • 568-0020.
Village Frame & Gallery
CA Landscape Artists & Antique Prints • 1485 E Valley Rd • Mo-Fr 95pm, Sa 11-4pm • 969-0524.
Viva Oliva
Inez Gallery (Los Olivos)
Western Totems-Thru Jan 6 • 2446 Alamo Pintado, Suite B • Th-Su 115pm • 688-8884.
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either individuals or group, to submit their hanging works
for consideration for the Leigh Block Gallery at Hospice
of Santa Barbara. Art that explores grief and loss as well
as the deeper aspects of life’s journey is desired. Artists/
groups interested in submitting must send a cover letter
and a disk containing images or proposed work and a
current resume. Deadline for submission is January 30th,
2015 by 4:30pm. Please mail all submissions to Art at HSB,
Hospice of Santa Barbara, Inc., 2050 Alameda Padre Serra,
Ste. 100, Santa Barbara, CA 93103.
Detailed instructions for artist submission is available at
www.hospiceofsantabarbara.org
Work by Niki Richter Lunn-Thru Jan 14 • 207 Paseo Nuevo Mall •
Mo-Fr 10-9pm, Sa 10-8pm, Su 11-6 • 705-1692.
Wall Space Gallery
UNBOUND: Barbara Parmet & Christa Blackwood-Thru Dec 28 •
116 E. Yanonali St, C-1 • Tu-Sa 11-6pm, Su 12-5pm, & By Appt •
637-3898.
Waterhouse Gallery
Representing the finest figurative and landscape painters in the U.S. and
California • ongoing • 1114 State St #9 La Arcada Ct • Mo-Sa 11-5pm, Su
11-4pm • 962-8885.
Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art
Chakaia Booker-Thru Jan 31 • 955 La Paz Rd • Mo-Fr 10-4pm, Sa
11-5pm • 565-6162.
Whistle Stop Gallery
Ruth Ellen Hoag & Josepha DiRado • We-Su 10-4pm or by appt • 220
W. Canon Perdido • 689-0858.
Wildling Museum
Beguiled by the Wild-ling: The Art of Charley Harper-Thru Jan 19
• Celebrating 50 Years of Wilderness-Thru Dec • Painting the
Wilderness: John Fery and Contemporaries • Preserving Santa
Barbara’s Wild Lands-Thru Jan 5 • Mo, We, Th-Fr 11-5pm, Sa-Su 105pm • 1511-B Mission Dr, Solvang • 688-1082.
Young's Gallery
M. Burtt, M. Corning, R. Davis, R. Garcia, P. Hedrick, J. Cockerill, G.
Langmaier, A. Polan, & B. Stowellen • Ongoing • Fr-Su 12-4pm •
2920 Grand Av, LO • 688-9745.
Youth Interactive Studio
Cartoons-Thru Dec 31 • Sa 1-6pm • 209 Anacapa St • 453-4123.
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CASA Magazine – a voice of the PROGRESSIVE MAINSTREAM • www.CasaSB.com
December 19, 2014
Art at the JCC: The Art of the Survivors
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A
RT OF THE
SURVIVORS,
an exhibition
featuring the creative
expression of local
Holocaust survivors
who have delved in
the art world, is on
view at the Bronfman
Family Jewish
Community Center
- Art at the JCC
through January 7th.
A number of
these extraordinary
individuals have
been life-long
professional artists;
others art educators, Schmooze Room by Margaret Singer
and some found their
expressive talents later in life. Collectively, their work oﬀers insight into the emotions
that extended prior to, through, and after the Holocaust.
Featured artists include Ralph Baxter, Erika Kahn, Edie Ostern, Bernhard Penner,
Maria Segal, Margaret Singer, and Nora Wiedmann.
Arte en el JCC: El arte de los sobrevivientes
E
L ARTE DE LOS SOBREVIVIENTES, una exhibición de la expresión creativa de
sobrevivientes locales del Holocausto que han entrado en el mundo del arte, está
a la vista en el Centro Comunitario Judío de la Familia Bronfman - Arte en el
JCC hasta el 7 de enero.
Varios de estos individuos extraordinarios han sido artistas profesionales toda la
vida; otros educadores de arte, y algunos encontraron sus talentos expresivos más
tarde en la vida. Colectivamente, su trabajo ofrece una visión de las emociones que se
extendieron antes de, a través de, y después del Holocausto.
Los artistas destacados incluyen a Ralph Baxter, Erika Kahn, Edie Ostern, Bernhard
Penner, Maria Segal, Margaret Singer, y Nora Wiedmann.
Contemporary Art
687-6173
MORNINGSTAR
STUDIO
contemporary oil paintings
B.J. Stapen • www.bjstapen.com • 805-705-5427
Exhibition on view: September 7 – January 4, 2015
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WORTH A TRIP / DIGNO DE UN VIAJE
Shiprock Santa Fe gallery lends Raymond Yazzie gold cuff to
Smithsonian in New York
N
EW MEXICO’S SHIPROCK
SANTA FE GALLERY, one
of the foremost galleries for
Navajo textiles, vintage and
contemporary jewelry, and pottery,
is lending a museum-quality piece by
celebrated Navajo jeweler Raymond
Yazzie to the Smithsonian National
Museum of the American Indian
(New York) exhibition, Glittering
World: Navajo Jewelry of the Yazzie
Family. The gold cuﬀ, inlaid with 681
semiprecious stones, was made by
Raymond Yazzie in 1983 and retails for
$85,000.
The Glittering World exhibition, on
view through January 10, 2016, features
Cuff by Raymond Yazzie, Gold inlaid with
turquoise and semiprecious stones
almost 300 examples of contemporary
jewelry made by several members of the
Yazzie family.
Smithsonian National Museum of the
American Indian is located at 1 Bowling
Green, New York, NY. For more info visit
www.nmai.si.edu.
La galería Shiprock Santa Fe le presta un brazalete de oro
hecho por Raymond Yazzie al Smithsonian en Nueva York
L
A GALERÍA SHIPROCK SANTA
FE EN NUEVO MEXICO, una de
las galerías más importantes
para los textiles Navajo, joyería
contemporánea y antigua, y cerámica,
prestó una pieza de museo por el célebre
joyero Navajo Raymond Yazzie a la
exhibición Un mundo brillante: Joyería
Navajo de la Familia Yazzie del Museo
Nacional de los Indios Americanos
de la Institución Smithsonian (Nueva
York). El brazalete de oro, con 681
incrustaciones de piedras semipreciosas,
fue hecha por Raymond Yazzie en 1983
y cuesta $85,000.
La exhibición Un mundo brillante,
a la vista hasta el 10 de enero, 2016,
ofrece casi 300 ejemplos de joyería
contemporánea hecha por varios
miembros de la familia Yazzie.
El Museo Nacional de los Indios Americanos
de la Institución Smithsonian se encuentra
en 1 Bowling Green, New York, NY. Para más
información visite www.nmai.si.edu.
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Dream Foundation
Celebrating 20 Years of Fulﬁlling Dreams
A
By Lucy Barnes / CASA
DREAMY EVENING UNDER THE STARS
attracted 500 guests for the Celebration
of Dreams Gala at the Bacara Resort
& Spa recently in honor of the 20th
anniversary of the Dream Foundation (DF)
and its fulﬁllment of 20,000 dreams.
“What was special for me, was the joy
and honor of representing this national
organization as it celebrated the past 20
years and looks forward to the next 20,”
shared Dream
Foundation
Executive
Director Kisa
Heyer. “For
years, I attended
the gala as a
guest but this
Santa Barbara DF Board
Chair Kenny Slaught with his year, I was
wife Elizabeth Slaught
proud to stand up as the Executive Director
and share our dreams and dreamers with the
community.”
A cocktail hour, silent auction, and
celebrity red carpet session led the way into
the evening. Guests enjoyed a ﬁne dining
followed by a performance by Bill Medley
of the Righteous Brothers and his daughter,
Grammy-nominated McKenna Medley. The
live auction was led by Andrew Firestone,
accompanied by his wife, actress Ivana
Bozilovic.
John Paul DeJoria was presented the 2014
Humanitarian Award by longtime supporter
and Dream Maker Bill Nicholson. DeJoria,
co-founder of John Paul Mitchell Systems
and The Patrón Spirits Company, has helped
dream recipients and their families since 2002.
Genentech was presented the 2014
Outstanding Corporate Partner Award. The
South San Francisco-based biotechnology
company is committed to treating
diseases beyond scientiﬁc
development by helping patients
realize their dreams.
Former Dream recipients
Christanne Adamik and Richard
Front: DF Ambassador Priscilla Presley; Bill Medley,
Righteous Brothers; and daughter McKenna Medley. Back:
2012 Humanitarian Nigel Lythgoe with Co-Chairs Jelinda
Devorzon, Hollye Jacobs, and Mireille Noon
Mackin were this
year’s special guests
of honor and shared
their personal stories
of how the Dream
Foundation has
inﬂuenced their lives.
“While I
Actress Eloise DeJoria with Chance and Jennifer Darling and son Zander, 2014
can’t deny, our
Humanitarian John Paul DeJoria, and Colleen and Michael Taylor
Humanitarian Award
Honoree, John Paul
DeJoria’s spontaneous
and generous $100,000
contribution to our
newest program, Dreams
for Veterans, was
incredibly exciting; it was
also wonderful to see such
a large group of people
Troy Cox, Genentech, 2014 Corporate
Bob Murphy, Co-Chair Holly
Partner Award Honoree; Tatjana Patiz;
Murphy, and Mayor Helene
passionate about raising
and Triston Layton, DF Dir. of Corporate Schneider
money to fulﬁll ﬁnal
dreams,” related Heyer. “It Partnerships and Marketing
was inspiring.”
An after-party held in a tented portion of
the Bacara lobby concluded the evening with
music by renowned DJ Chris Cox performing
for the second straight year.
“We are still calculating ﬁnal numbers but
I can say that this year’s combined upperlevel sponsorship is more successful than
ever before,” commented Heyer. “It’s a true
Ivana Bozilovic
Executive Director Kisa Heyer with
testament to a belief in our mission.”
and Andrew
For info visit www.dreamfoundation.org
Lady Leslie Ridley-Tree, Brian King,
and Lailan McGrath
Firetsone, MC
entertainers David Ryan Harris
and KT Tunstall
See more Photos by Priscilla, SantaBarbaraSeen.com
Contact her at [email protected] • (805) 969-3301
Portals: Juror Talk with Thomas Van Stein
P
ORTALS JUROR, Thomas
Van Stein, will oﬀer a talk
on Sunday, December
21st, from 1 to 3pm at
the Carpinteria Arts Center
Gallery. Portals, an exhibition
featuring over 60 works by area
artists, will be on view through
January 5th.
“My juror’s talk is meant
to educate the audience about
my decision making process: to
verbally articulate my method
of critical thinking and problem
solving,” shared Van Stein. “As
juror my job is to be decisive,
First Place: The Portal by Julieanne Case
and be willing to back up my
decisions and subject myself to
the challenges, ideas, and awareness’s from those who are present.”
Prize Winners include: 1st Place - The Portal by Julieanne Case; 2nd Place - San Gargano
by Garrett Speirs; 3rd Place - Screen Door, New Orleans by Rick Doehring; and Honorable
Mentions - Old City by Karen Luckett; Leaving the Hill by Brody Figueras; Camper Park by
CK Lord; and Shifting Sands by Chris Provenzano.
Portales: Una charla con Thomas Van Stein
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HOMAS VAN STEIN, EL MIEMBRO DEL JURADO DE LA EXHIBICIÓN PORTALES, ofrecerá una
charla el domingo, 21 de diciembre, de la 1 a las 3pm en la Galería del Centro de Artes
de Carpinteria. Portales, una exhibición que cuenta con más de 60 obras por artistas
locales, estará abierta al público hasta el 5 de enero.
“La charla pretende educar a la audiencia sobre mi proceso de tomar decisiones: para
articular verbalmente mi método de razonamiento crítico y solución de problemas,”
compartió Van Stein. “Como miembro del jurado mi trabajo es ser decisivo, y estar dispuesto
a respaldar mis decisiones y someterme a los retos, ideas, y conciencia de los que están
presentes.”
Ganadores de premio incluyen: 1er Lugar - The Portal por Julieanne Case; 2do Lugar
- San Gargano por Garrett Speirs; 3er Lugar - Screen Door, New Orleans por Rick Doehring;
y Menciones de Honor - Old City por Karen Luckett; Leaving the Hill por Brody Figueras;
Camper Park por CK Lord; y Shifting Sands por Chris Provenzano.