1. art and entertainment

Visual arts, literary a
rts,
pe
Spring
2015
> VOLUME 27
> ISSUE 2
rfo
rm
ing
on
arts, f
cati
ilm arts & edu
April-June 2015
Inside
> News & Thanks
2
> Visual Arts
3
> Class Schedule
4-5
> Performing Arts
6
> Literary Arts
6
> Film Arts
7
> Event calendar
8
SCA style
DATES
Sebastopol
Documentary
Film Festival
March 26-29
Art At The Source
June 6-7 & 13-14
NON-PROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
SEBASTOPOL CA
PERMIT NO. 114
Street Printing Festival
June 21
A
fundamental
challenge for
most artists, is how
to make art and in
turn make that art
profitable. A fundamental challenge for
art collectors is how to
find fresh new work
and find it at fair prices. These simple and
age old problems are
partly why there are so
many art associations and
collectives throughout the
world–-pooling resources,
connections and talent for
the betterment of the
whole. The Sebastopol Center for the Arts (SCA), provides many networks of
support for the multitudes
of “creatives” and consumers of the “creative” in our
community.
See Open Studios
on Page 7
Art At The
Source
Sat. & Sun.
June 6-7 &
13-14, 2015
Regionally significant,
the Sebastopol Center
for the Arts (SCA) is one
of the most vibrant arts
organizations in Sonoma County, and the
largest center of its
kind north of San
Francisco.
SCA provides
many reasons for
residents and visitors alike to
spend time in and tour beautiful Sonoma
County.
Four signature events run by SCA focus this yearlong “art tourism” effect: a documentary film
festival(in March), two open studio tours (in June and
October) and OutWatch-LGBTQI film festival (in November.) All four of these events bring people who
may have never been to our county, and also find other
activities while here.
SCA continues to work for its deeply talented membership through the management of these programs.
These programs bring culture and money to our County, and luckily for all those involved, brings the fundamental challenge of connecting artist and art buyers.
Art Tourism, it’s not just good art, it’s good business.
To join the SCA visit sebarts.org. To join in the talented pool of the events above click through the logos
of each on this website.
More info on Open Studios on page 7
www.sebarts.org
www.artatthesource.org
www.sebastopolfilmfestival.org
Sebastopol Center
for the Arts
282 S. High Street
Sebastopol, CA 95472
phone (707) 829-4797
Film festival: March 26-29, 2015
70 films in 4 days
With over 100 filmmakers and guests from around the world arriving in Sebastopol
for the 8th year in a row, the Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival brings the best
documentary films and filmmakers to Sonoma County. Don’t miss this year’s lineup of
international and local non-fiction films bringing amazing stories that you won’t see
anywhere else. Read more on page 7
Discover art. Discover the artists.
Steam Roller
Printing June 21
“I’m a steamroller baby. I’m
‘bout to roll all over you” – Elvis
Presley. See page 3 for more info.
Save the Date
3rd Annual
Gala Celebration
November 14, 2015
The Gala Committee is beginning the planning for this year’s
3rd Annual Gala. The Center for
the Arts just keeps growing and
getting better, but upgrading our
facility and expanding the programs take community support.
And lots of it! Mark your calendar
and join us for another spectacular evening, and a chance to let our
hair down and let us showcase this
amazing place. If you are interested in helping with this event please
contact [email protected].
The Best of The Fest
If you don’t have enough time to
see all of the amazing films at this
years Doc Fest or simply want to
see them again, all is not lost. Our
team of film reviewers and festival organizers select a few of the
“best” and we show these throughout the year. So don’t despair …
coming soon to your Center for the
Arts…simply the best.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
B
y now you Film Festival goers will have
There is always at least one (usually several) piecseen the film that starts with a group of
es of work in an exhibit that draw me beyond my
people, that one at a time, plane towards
inner lamentations. Some days, it’s something as
the hardwood floor. They hit with a splat; outfanciful as the Frozen sing-a-long we did in Februstretched hands don’t buffer the fall. And they conary. Just try to remain stuck in winter and worry
tinue crashing without regard to danger or injury.
with an audience of 5-8 year-olds dancing in tiaras
This is Crazy! As this scene on the big screen perand light-show tennis shoes.
Jean
sists the body-hits pick up rhythm; movement no
This Center of ours is a celebratory destination.
McGlothlin
longer random; energy becomes order: now it’s a
The Streb Extreme Action Company (mentioned
dance.
above) learns, by falling that they are born to fly. I
Part of our 8th Documentary Film Festival, this is how experience art; it’s pursuit and reverence, vital to my life and
“Born to Fly” begins. Bruising at the beginning and adding to demeanor. Not saying you will see me dangling from the
it’s ultimate triumph.
“London Eye” anytime soon, but think how fierce this need is
As an artist I experience those collisions between skill & to be expressive. I am thankful everyday that we have this
vision. That old familiar walking around the studio, then no- destination called the Sebastopol Center for the Arts.
ticing weeds that could be pulled after going for a glass of
water, and so on. Maybe it’s getting accounts balanced or
cleaning out a closet. Once committing to the task, order is
restored. I’m often at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts.
NEWS
The Arts
The Best of the Best
www.edwardjones.com
During the last year, and
through the hard work and dedication of
many volunteers, talented artists and the
ever present staff of the center – the Sebastopol Center for the Arts has been awarded
four top spots in two local publications, The
Press Democrat and The NorthBay Bohemian.
The Press Democrat awarded Sebastopol
Center for the Arts “Best Art Gallery” in
the County in 2014 — which was a crowning achievement at the end of a year of
hugely successful shows and events in the
Galletta Gallery.
The Northbay Bohemian recently announced that the Sebastopol Center was
awarded three distinctions in their annual
Best of the NorthBay – “The Best Film Festival,” “The Best Art Gallery” & “The Best
Outdoor Art Event” (for the newly minted
Sonoma County Art Trails program)
A special thank you to all of our patrons
and readers of these fine publications for
awarding us these great honors. We will try
to provide the continued energy and excite-
Enrich Our Lives
Is your portfolio designed to do the same?
At Edward Jones, we spend time getting to
know your goals so we can help you reach them.
Contact us to learn why it makes sense to
talk with Edward Jones about your savings and
investment strategies.
To schedule a personal financial review,
call or visit today.
Tim R Moore, AAMS®
Meredeth A Bertacco
.
.
Financial Advisor
7182 Healdsburg Avenue Suite A
Sebastopol, CA 95472
707-823-4708
Financial Advisor
7182 Healdsburg Avenue Suite A
Sebastopol, CA 95472
707-823-4708
Liz has just been
brought in to help make
our in gallery store even
more vibrant than before. Thank you to Jean
McGlothlin who has
handed the reigns of the
store to Liz so that she
can spend more time in
her new role as President of the SCA board.
Liz comes to us from the “wilds” of Connecticut where she worked for 25 years
with her husband running Peyton’s Originals, an amazing store full of all things col-
Financial Advisor
.
1161 Gravenstein Hwy South
Sebastopol, CA 95472
707-823-1991
Member SIPC
for its apples, especially its Gravenstein
variety and the town honors its beloved
product with a weekend-long celebration
each spring. In 1969, AWS became part of
the Apple Blossom Festival with an Art
Show, which begins with a reception on
Friday, April 17. Don’t miss this annual
community art show!
Ceramics Sale: SCA will host a giant ceramics sale at the annual Apple Blossom
Festival Saturday and Sunday, April 18 &
19, 2015. The sale features both functional
and decorative pieces, and great prices.
Proceeds from the sale purchase of new
equipment for our ceramics studio. The
Apple Blossom Festival takes place at the
Center for the Arts and in Ives Park in
downtown Sebastopol.
lectible. A fine artist herself who went to art
school in the sixties she studied all things
art with an emphasis in painting. Liz currently has her studio in Graton where she
focuses on botanical illustrations and
mixed media. Liz had also focused for years
on very detailed pen and in ink drawings of
houses.
If you want to see what she does, visit
www.housedrawingstoorder.com/
To contact Liz to inquire about placement
of your art in our store please email her at
[email protected].
Board of Directors
Advertising policy
Linda Galletta Executive Director
Jean McGlothlin, President
Cynthi Stefenoni, Vice President
Bill Geisinger, Secretary
Lu Frazier, Treasurer
Allan Cone, Immediate Past President
Ad sizes are available starting at $80
single issue, $300 / year.
Call Linda at 829-4797 for details.
Robert Brent
Barbara Coen
Buffie Harris
Tom Swearingen
Bill Yoes
Printed by Healdsburg Printing
Catherine Devriese Visual Arts Director
[email protected]
KATHY DOUGLAS Membership / Facility Services
[email protected]
TOM Montan Marketing / Operations Director /
Newsletter Editor
[email protected]
Jason Perdue Film Program Director
[email protected]
Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10am-4pm;
Saturday 1-4pm
Closed Sunday and Monday
Art Workshop: Sebastopol was known
Staff
[email protected]
282 S. High Street, Sebastopol, CA 95472
phone (707) 829-4797
www.sebarts.org
www.artatthesource.org
www.sebastopolfilmfestival.org
Apple Blossom
Festival events:
Liz Peyton taking over SCA Store
Cara C Widmer, AAMS®
FAP-1806A-A
ment that these distinctions demand.
Emily Robinson Support
[email protected]
Eric Browne, Joe Hoffmann,
Michael O’Brien
2 • SPRING 2015
Graphic design and newsletter production
by Dennis Bolt, www.dennisbolt.com
Thanks for support
from Sonoma County
Advertising Fund
Sebastopol Center for the Arts • 282 S. High Street, Sebastopol CA. 95472 • (707)829-4797 • www.sebarts.org
VISUAL ARTS
‘Calls for Entry’ forms can be found at sebarts.org/index.php/calls-entry/
Join the fun and become a docent
“Being a docent at the Center has made me feel like a real part of the community from the first day I volunteered. It is so
great to see all of the wonderful talented artists’ work in one gallery. I love the variety of exhibits and the training we get as
docents to be able to help visitors. An added bonus is the camaraderie with the other docents. It’s a great group that always
welcomes new members. Come and enjoy it with us!” — Rose Diamond
IN THE GALLERIES
This exhibition year started with a many
successful and important collaborations.
Visitors were treated to walls full of representations of Wetlands, worldwide. The
main gallery show was accompanied in
galleries two and three by exquisite photographs taken at our local laguna and an
educational display of unique antique baskets crafted by local native American Indians, courtesy of Professor Ben Benson
from Sonoma State University.
“Mainly Black and White”
June 19 - July 31
Deadline for submissions May 4.
Mainly black and white with tolerance for
a minimal sidestep of color. Color, if used,
should enhance the black and white theme.
Open to all media: printing, photography,
painting, film, sculpture, fiber arts, drawing, mime performance, installation.
Peoples
During March the gallery featured the
“Peoples” show, which highlighted the
more figurative aspects of art. This diverse
selection of 68 pieces of artwork, curated
by Jenny Lynn Hall from among 300 entries, showcased highly varied approaches
to the theme, including realistic portraiture, photography, abstract painting,
mixed media, and sculpture.
In Gallery two in March we featured “5
beyond the Bridge” , a stunning display of
work by 5 established artists: Chester Arnold, Frances McCormick, Kurt Kemp,
Jennifer Sturgill and Mark Perlman who
exhibit nationally and internationally.
Gallery three in March showcased Mary
Sanders; a most vibrant collection of oil
paintings related to Sanders’s travels to
Africa.
Future
Exhibitions
“Chairs”
August 7 - September 11
Deadline for submissions June 29.
From stationary to interactive with variable form and scale, we call for “chairs”. Give
your talent free rein to interpret, redefine,
delete, or reconfigure the essence, functionality and artistic purpose of the chair. Open
to all media.
Artists recieve a critique during the Peoples show.
International
“Fiber Arts VII”
October 23 - November 28
Deadline for submissions September 1.
International Fiber Arts VII is a biannual
juried exhibition, presenting a distinct approach to innovative and traditional fiber
techniques, and a contemporary concept for
the use of traditional and unusual materials. The chosen work invites the viewer to
experience the many facets of fiber art. International Fiber Arts VII is accepting both
two or three-dimensional pieces including
wearable and installation art.This show is a
collaboration between Sebastopol Center
for the Arts (www.sebarts.org) and Fiber
Art Now (www.fiberartnow.net)
Palates to Palettes
In April the main gallery will present
“Palates to Palettes” -April 3 - May 1, 2015
Opening reception: April 3, 6 pm includes
Presentation of Awards. This exhibit is all
about food, glorious food! The practice of
depicting food and people feasting stretches back to antiquity. Juried by Virginia
Tominia, this show will feature 67 pieces
that are sure to entice.
We also are very excited to be inviting
youth to galleries two and three in the
month of April featuring work by the advanced honors and advanced placement
art students from Analy High School. The
show will be juried by three Analy High
School Art teachers: Tera Crawfordpainting, drawing, mixed media; Andi
Entwood-graphic arts and photography;
and Anita Sandwina-ceramics.
2015-2016
Galletta Gallery
PALATES TO PALETTES
April 3 - May 1
‘Fentons’ Banana Split’ by Juannie Eng.
BLACK & WHITE
June 19 - July 31
The Street
Printing
Festival
June 21
On June 21, from 11am-5pm
we clear the asphalt and get ready
for the second annual Street Printing
Festival. The pavement roller, a very impressive tool for printing, will present an
encore on the SCA parking lot. Come join the
fun as printmakers have their large linocuts
pressed on paper by the roller. This festival will feature
booths introducing you to a variety of book and printing specialties, such as: bookmaking, papermaking, printmaking,
letterpress printing, writing, calligraphy, book arts, and
stamps.
ART AT THE SOURCE
May 21 - June 14
CHAIRS
Aug 7 - Sept 11
ART FOR LIFE
Sept 17 - Sept 19
SONOMA COUNTY
ART TRAILS
Sept 25 - Oct 18
FIBER ARTS
Oct 23 - Nov 28
Artists interested in creating a linocut, people interested
printmaking or if you would like to have a booth during the
festival, please contact Catherine at (707) 829-4797 x 308
[email protected]
Sebastopol Center for the Arts • 282 S. High Street, Sebastopol CA. 95472 • (707)829-4797 • www.sebarts.org ANNUAL MEMBER SHOW
Dec 4-31
AMERICAN WATERCOLOR SOCIETY
Jan 8 - Feb 7, 2016
SPRING 2015• 3
CLASSschedule
Printing Carving Workshop
Instructor: artist/printmaker Rik Olson
A 3-hour workshop on linoleum block carving
with artist Rik Olson in preparation for the Street
Printing Festival on June 21, a community event
featuring pavement roller printing and display
booths by Bay Area artists, writers, publishers
and local businesses.
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Sat, May 30, 10am-1pm
Fee: $50 / $45 member, plus $10 materials
fee
Tools are provided during the workshop
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
Summer Pottery and the
Potter’s Wheel
Instructor: Randy Snyder
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. Other techniques like pinch, slab, and
coil will also be covered. This class is perfect for
beginners and beyond. Space limited, sign up
early. Ages 14-adult.
Ceramic/Mixed Media Studio
6 Thurs, May 14-Jun 18, 6:30-9pm
Fee: $125 / $120 members + $30 materials
Register with SCA 707.829.4797 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
Drawing/
Painting/
Encaustics
Creating from Within:
Soul Painting
Instructors: Mardi Storm & Travis Wernet
Using paint we learn to honor our intuition - our
inner wisdom - cultivating authentic expression, dissolving boundaries, discovering something new about ourselves. This playful meditative process opens us to creativity & vibrant
permission, moving beyond judgments & limitations. Release past limitations and mental
constructs, to discover deeper parts of our
being. Through personal expression paint your
way out of the box you may have unconsciously
put yourself in.
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Studio
April 26, Sunday 10am-5pm
Fee: $95 by 4/19, $108 after
Register with Instructor: 707-872-5577,
[email protected]
Drawing Nature
Instructor: Nina Antze
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
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
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
Apr 1-May 6
May 13-June 17
Fee: $135 / $130 members
Register with SCA: 707.829.4797
Creative Therapy
Facilitator: Deni Marrone
Create a therapeutic masterpiece! This is an
extremely playful and experimental workshop
that allows you, ‘The Artist,’ to tap into your inner
joys, challenges, hidden talents, and personal
style of therapeutic creativity. Explore several
art forms and working with a variety of material,
medium, brushes and tools, along with the elements of ART. Open to all levels of skill and curiosity. Materials included, just bring your imagination and a work shirt. Questions? (707) 8290671 or [email protected]
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Session 1: 4 Mon, 3:30-5:30pm, May 4-25.
ages 7-13
Session 2: 4 Fri, 10:30am - 12:30pm, May
8-29, ages 14 - 104
Fee: $90 / $85 members; $25 drop in
Register with SCA 707.829.4797
Tuesday Morning Drawing
Group
Group meets from 9am to Noon every Tuesday
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 drop in
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]
FIBER ART
Basic Weaving & Rep
Weave
Instructor: Marta Shannon
A mixed level class appropriate for beginners
and experienced weavers. New students learn
to measure a warp, dress the loom and weave a
beginners sampler ($3 materials ). More experienced students focus on a project using a complex color and weave technique called Ripsmatta, or Rep Weave, a warp faced technique
perfect for rugs, table linens, bags etc. Project
costs will vary. Looms available courtesy of Redwood Guild of Fiber Arts. Ages 16-adult or permission of the instructor.
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
8 Thurs, March 19-May 7, 9:30am – 12:30pm
Fee: $185/ $180 members
Register with SCA: 707-829-4797
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
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.
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
SPRING
2015
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: Memoir Writing
for New and Experienced
Writers Instructor: Suzanne Sherman
Life is filled with events and experiences that
weave a fascinating story. Whatever your age,
it’s a good time to write about some of those
events and experiences. In this workshop you’ll
get expert guidance and helpful lessons in craft
as you build your creative 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 Fireside Room
Mondays, 1–3 pm, 8-week sessions/ongoing Fee: $295 Register with instructor: suzannesherman@
sonic.net or 707.478.3819 Creativity Coaching Group
Instructor: Certified Life/Creativity Coach,
Tanya Baccarat, CPC
In this group we explore where you want to go
next, what you want to grow, and what you want
to let go of. I’ll help you navigate successfully
through your challenges and set realistic goals
so you experience new growth and satisfaction
in your creative process. Maximum 6 students.
Questions? Contact: [email protected]
Fireside Room
6 Sat, May 2 -June 6, 1-3pm
Fee: $215 / $210 members
Register with SCA 707-829-4797
Meditation/
Health
Tai Chi Gung Meditation
through Movement
Instructor: Celosia Mae Arcadia
Yang Style, modified form. In this practice, emphasis is on the breath and honoring your body
while letting go of thoughts. Bowing to the four
directions, flowing choreography from scenes
in nature- Rising and Setting Sun, Rainbows of
Energy, and more. Enjoy peace of mind, personal growth, transformation and self realization. For info: [email protected]
Music/Movement Room
Mondays, on-going 5 – 6pm
Fee: $12 to drop-in or $40 for four classes in
a month session.
Register with SCA: 707-829-4797
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.
The Cure for Kitchen Envy
“Beyond our
expectations...”
—Steve & Kathy,
Sebastopol
Lic 521133
FINE HOME BUILDING & REMODELING SINCE 1978
Tired, outdated home? Covet not.
Call us. (707) 823-4899
www.leffconstruction.com
4 • SPRING 2015
Lic 521133
Sebastopol Center for the Arts • 282 S. High Street, Sebastopol CA. 95472 • (707)829-4797 • www.sebarts.org
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, Open class
Tues, 8-9am, Soaring Crane Qigong 5 Routines
(Level 1 Soaring Crane Qigong training required)
Fee: $10 per class, $12 Drop-in
Register with instructor: 707-823-9106, [email protected]
Awareness Through Movement,
Floor Lessons
Summer Arts Camps
Morning Expressive
Meanderings
Spend the Full Day for the 2 weeks!: 9:30am-4:30pm
$520 + $45 materials
Instructor: Meryl Juniper
Delight in your intuition, igniting the realms of multimedia 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, 9:30am-12:30pm
Fee: $280 + $15 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)
Afternoon Earth Magic
Ceramics
Bija Choir World Music
Summer Camps:
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 hand-building, 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
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]
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.bijachildrens-choir.com.
SCA art camps
SCA is gearing up for the most fun-filled program of the year - our summer arts enrichment camps! Our camps are a great opportunity for children ages 8-12 to explore
many different forms of creation and self-expression. Registration will be online at
our website at www.sebarts.org.
Book Arts Camp
Book arts belong to a class all their own, where the written word and visual arts meet. In this camp, we’ll explore what it
takes to create a book, from start to finish. Using a variety of materials, we’ll create books in all different styles- accordions, fans, stitch-bound, and more. Whether you like to write poetry, short stories, or novels, you’ll be able to create at your
own pace, with an opportunity to share your work at a reading at the end of the week.
July 20-24, 2015
Monday - Friday, 9am - 4pm.
All materials included. Limited to students ages 8 - 12; maximum 15 students per session.
Sliding Scale $100 to $500 a week per child, based on your needs.
Register with SCA 707-829-4797 or Online http://sebarts.org/index.php/classes/children-teens/
Visual Arts Camp
There’s something for everyone at our visual arts camp! New and experienced artists alike will have the opportunity to
learn new ways to create with a huge variety of materials and tools. We’ll work with clay, paint, pastels, recycled materials, fabric, and more to create masterpieces to display at an art show at the end of the week.
July 20-24, 2015
Monday - Friday, 9am - 4pm.
All materials included. Limited to students ages 8 - 12; maximum 15 students per session.
Sliding Scale $100 to $500 a week per child, based on your needs.
Register with SCA 707-829-4797 or Online http://sebarts.org/index.php/classes/children-teens/
Instructor: Julie Smith, PT, GCFP
From the Feldenkrais Method-novel movement patterns designed to evoke new awareness of ourselves moving fully and
pleasurably are presented in a calm, self observing format.
Mats provided.
Movement Studio
Thurs, 11am-12pm, Starting April 2 ongoing.
Fee: $10 for 4 classes, $12 drop-in
Register with instructor: 829-1250 or [email protected]
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
Senior Fitness Class
Instructor: Betsy Anderson
Ongoing classes include movement, light cardio, balance, mat
work as well as stretching, flexibility and light weights. It is a
chance to improve your health and have fun with a supportive
group of like-minded folks.
Movement Studio
Tues & Thurs 9:30-10:30am
Fee: $40/month
Register with instructor: 707-823-0485
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]
Dance
Beginning Egyptian/Arabic
Bellydance
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 faerykat@
gmail.com. Intermediate Egyptian/Arabic
Bellydance
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 faerykat@
gmail.com. Bellydance Fusion Choreography
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: [email protected]
YOUTH classes
Group Piano Classes for Youth
Instructor Katie Ketchum
Group lessons include free books, annual recital, piano training, singing, theory games.
For ages 7-11 yrs
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]
Awesome Drawing and Art
Instructor: Barbie Watts
This ongoing workshop class focuses on drawing, art history
and vocabulary. Beginners learn fundamentals and accomplished students refine their techniques in a warm, lively environment. Exploring the different mediums like graphite,
charcoal, pastel, watercolor and more, as well as using some
repurposed materials, makes this class exciting and fun for
all. Excellent for ages 7-17
Painting/Drawing Studio
Fee: $60/4 classes. Walk-ins $20 Wed 3:30-5pm ongoing
Fireside Room
Fee: $60/4 classes. Walk-ins $20 Sat 10:30-12pm
Contact: [email protected] for more info.
Watercolor and Acrylic Painting
Class for Kids
Instructor: Laurie Hartsook
In this six week class we will experiment with both watercolor
and acrylic painting. We will be exploring the wonderful realm
of color, light and shadow. For all children ages 9- 14. Class
size limited; min 6 and max 10 students. Register today!
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Studio
Tues, May 12-June 16, 4-5:30pm Fee: $130 for the session including all supplies.
Register with instructor: [email protected] or
707-694-1086.
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.
Visit www.bijachildrenschoir.com for registration dates,
fees, and details.
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Spring Session: April 16-June 7 Fee: $120/ 8 classes + Summerfest performance.
Register with instructor: [email protected]
Functional Arts Camp
Art isn’t always something to hang on your wall- in our functional art camp, we’ll create art that you can use every day!
Learn a multitude of new techniques to decorate your own clothing, pillowcases, bowls, notebooks, and other items more
special than anything you could buy at a store. We’ll demonstrate the functionality of our creations at an art show at the
end of the week.
July 27-31, 2015
Monday - Friday, 9am - 4pm.
All materials included. Limited to students ages 8 - 12; maximum 15 students per session.
Sliding Scale $100 to $500 a week per child, based on your needs.
Register with SCA 707-829-4797 or Online http://sebarts.org/index.php/classes/children-teens/
Performing Arts Camp
Take the stage at our new performing arts camp this summer! Campers will choose their favorite performing art- singing,
dancing, acting, playing an instrument, comedy, poetry reading, and more- and will get to work with adult professionals
during the week to develop and refine their skills, with plenty of time to play and explore multiple types of performance.
Everyone will shine at a talent show at the end of the week.
August 3-7, 2015
Monday - Friday, 9am - 4pm.
All materials included. Limited to students ages 8 - 12; maximum 15 students per session.
Sliding Scale $100 to $500 a week per child, based on your needs.
Register with SCA 707-829-4797 or Online http://sebarts.org/index.php/classes/children-teens/
Friendly advice and global selection
Wine
Emporium
Mon - Tue knock
Wed - Sat 12-6
125 North Main Street,
Downtown Sebastopol
707-823-5200
Shop
Online
24/7
In-store Pickup
Nationwide Shipping
the-wine-emporium.com
Wine Shop • Tasting Bar • Wine Club • Art Gallery • Gift Service
Sebastopol Center for the Arts • 282 S. High Street, Sebastopol CA. 95472 • (707)829-4797 • www.sebarts.org SPRING 2015 • 5
PERFORMING ARTS
May 15: MAME: The Musical, A Concert Version
“Open A New Window, Open A
New Door, Travel A New Highway
That’s Never Been Tried Before’ is the battle
cry and life lesson that Mame Dennis imparts to
her nephew, Patrick, in “MAME”, the musical!
‘Auntie Mame’, made famous on film by Rosalind Russell’s heartfelt and humorous portrayal, became a legendary Broadway ‘broad’
when Angela Lansbury made the role her
own in the original cast of ‘Mame’.
On May 15, join the SCA Performing Arts
Company as it presents MAME: A Concert Version* for one night only at the
Sebastopol Center for the Arts.
Listen to some of the best voices in
the County belt out Jerry Herman’s entertaining lyrics and
hummable tunes as you tap
your feet and hum along to
such favorites as ‘We Need A
Little Christmas,’ ‘Mame,’
‘My Best Girl’ and ‘Bosom
Buddies’.
* Concert Version= singers performing an entire
musical while standing at
microphones as concert
artists. Accompanied by
live musicians, it’s an
evening to remember.
Friday, May 15, 7:30pm
$15/adults,
$10/children 17 & under
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, cofounder of the Rufaro School of Marimba and Musasa
Marimba Ensemble, and to be joined tonight by ethnomusicologist and vocalist, Bhavani Tucker. Join us for
an evening of marimba magic!
Saturday, July 18, 7:30pm, $15
LITERARY ARTS
WordTemple Poetry Series with Katherine Hastings presents:
Saturday, May 16, 7pm:
Malachi Black
and Robert Thomas
Saturday, April 25, 7pm:
Paul Hoover with the poems
Of Marìa Baranda
and Michael Palmer
Paul Hoover has won a 2014 PEN/America Translation Fund award from a field of
120 applicants for his translation of Nightmare Running on a Meadow of Absolute
Light by Marìa Baranda.
Michael Palmer is the author of many
books of poetry, including Madman With
Broom (Selected poems with Chinese
translations by Yunte Huang, Oxford University Press, 2011); Thread (New Directions, 2011); and Company of Moths (New
Paul Hoover
Directions, 2005), which was shortlisted for
the Canadian Griffin Poetry Prize; Codes
Appearing: Poems 1979 — 1988; The Promises of Glass; The Lion Bridge: Selected
Poems 1972 — 1995 and others.
Malachi Black is the author of the poetry
collection Storm Toward Morning (Copper
Canyon Press, 2014). “Malachi Black’s exciting Storm Toward Morning, moves fluently between the rigors of inherited forms
and the openness of free verse with an uncompromising precions.”
Robert Thomas‘ latest book, Bridge, is a
work of poetic fiction published by BOA
Editions. His first book, Door to Door, was
selected by Yusef Komunyakaa as winner
of the Poets Out Loud Prize and published
by Fordham University, and his second
Malachi Black
book, Dragging the Lake, was published by
Carnegie Mellon. He has received a poetry
fellowship from the National Endowment
for the Arts and won a Pushcart Prize. Robert lives with his wife in Oakland.
WANT ADS
The Art Center
needs a TV
Preferably LED with HDMI port
Usage: use for video artists and
related genre.
Contact [email protected]
Video camera
Usage: documenting packaging
of artwork for liability purposes
as well as recording of shows,
receptions and events.
Contact [email protected]
Facilities Help
Needed
As the center continues to
grow, we need more facility
set-up, clean-up & general
maintenance help.
This is an paid position with
varying hours, some late nights
and weekends.
Contact [email protected]
6 • SPRING 2015
Sebastopol Center for the Arts • 282 S. High Street, Sebastopol CA. 95472 • (707)829-4797 • www.sebarts.org
film festival
OPEN STUDIOS
Continued from page 1
and subjects honoring Les in this truly
special tribute. Don’t miss this unique
opportunity to see Les Blank’s films on
the big screen, as well as a Sneak Preview of his last work finished posthumously by co-director Gina Leibrecht.
Tickets now on sale at the Sebastopol
Center for the Arts, 707-829-4797.
Continued from page 1
2014 brought in yet another network to
our ever-growing pool of talent and resources. Last year’s inaugural year of the Sonoma
County Art Trails program featured over
160 talented artists from the furthest reaches of Sonoma County.
This combined with the very well established Art At The Source. What has become
clear is that SCA has clearly moved to bring
art and art tourism to the forefront of the
multi billion dollar tourist industry in our
County.
It might seem passé to many when you see
pictures of luscious fields of grape vines,
smiling faces and goblets of Two
red wine
in the
Weekends
many tourist brochures for Sonoma County.
June 1,2 & 8,9
But squarely at the table today is the Coun2013
ties evolution from a uniquely
wine destination, to a distinct art destination as well. So
much so, that the County’s Board of Supervisors has started the wheels in motion by
developing an agency whose unique purpose is to help organizations like our promote art tourism
Opening Night Film,
Awards, & Party
Join director Jerry Rothwell and two of
the founders of Greenpeace for the California Premiere of How to Change the
World. Direct from its world premiere at
the Sundance Film Festival, where it
took home the Jury Award for Editing,
this amazing film about the beginnings
of the most important and largest environmental organization in the world
will kick-off the 2015 Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival. This will be followed by our annual Opening Night
Party at the Center for the Arts.
June 6-7 & 13-14, 2015
A Well-Spent Life: A Les
Blank Tribute
Honoring legendary Bay Area documentary filmmaker Les Blank with a
program of seven of his most iconic films,
SDFF celebrates his love of film, food,
and music with long time collaborator
Maureen Gosling and other colleagues
A tribute to filmaker Les Blank
MEMBERSHIP
BENEFACTOR: Anne & Craig Campbell.
SUPPORTING: Laura & Tom Box, Scott & Denise
Clark, Carol & Alan Decker, David & Sally Ewald, Tom
MacKinney, Tim & Jackie Reuling.
BUSINESS/PATRON MEMBERS: Dianne Smith & Ben
Benson, Dennis Bolt, Sylvia Forrest, Buffie Harris,
Jodi & Gene Hottel, Merrie Krisl, Irwin Lachman,
Mary R. Lemon, Joyce Libeu,
Mordecai Mitnick, Tim Moore, Tekla Nyberg & Julie
Jones, Linda Reid, Tara Rudman, Don & Elaine Scully, Cynthi Stefenoni, Jack Stuppin, Joan Talmadge &
Jane Wagner.
SUSUSTAINING MEMBERS: Evelyn & Dave Abston,
Lucy Aron, Sally Baker, Chris & Tracy Beards, Beverly Bird, Natalie Boothe, Pamela & John Bramfitt,
Laura & David Casey, Caren Catterall, Judy Cheung,
Cecilia & Jack Christensen, Andrea Cleall, Jerry
Cohen, Deborah Dobish & Mark Swedlund, Dee Dushkes, Wayne & Mary Ely-Salk, Ilene & Paul English,
Virginia Fenley & Jerry Litzinger Marjorie & Ross
Grossman, Robert Hart, Carroll & John Hirsch, Kathy
Hotchkiss, Michelle Hoting, Holly Jordan, Lilo &
John Kangas, Judy Keston, Susan Lamont, Laurence, Marcia Lavine, Christie Marks, Clark Mitchell, Marjorie Murray-Cortez, Chuck Kensler & Nancy
Winn, Chris Nelson, Jim & Celine Passage, Diane
Psota, Michael Dirk Risch, Elizabeth Saviano, Francesca Scalpi, Anita Selinger, Linda Raye Sims, Cliff
Stevens, Susan Stover, Richard Sutherland, Norbert
Tenenbaum, Christa Thomas, Betsy Timm, Carol
Williams.
INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS: Susan Amalia, Krista Anandakuttan, Robert Ankers, Chloe Atkins, Martin Bauman, Mary & Buffy Beggs, Linda
New & renewing members
Nov. 2014-Feb. 2015
Belden, Lynn Berglund, Christian Bramswig, Barbara Briggs-Letson, Gretchen Butler, Deborah Butterfield, Sharon Cahn, Douglass Carmichael, Donna
Cavin, Marisa Clark, Claudia Cleaver, William & M.
Kim Cordell, Perry & Mary Cordill, Judith Cunningham, Annella Dalrymple, Barbara & Dennis Delonno,
Karen Derkos, Howard Dernberger, Suki Diamond,
Janis Dolnick, Linda Donohue, Glenna Elliott, Denise Eufusia, Judith Farrin, Carole Flaherty, Jacqueline Formanek, James & Kathleen Fox, Sherana
Harriette Frances, , Harry Frank & Patty Proeme,
Dan Frazier, Judy Freedman, William Grace Frost,
Yvonne Giambrone-Martin, Cristine Gondak & Jennifer Adai, Susan Gonzalez, Green Greenwald, Carol
Griff-Gianni, Jackie Hallerberg & Family, Tom
Hakanson & Lee Weisman, Lorinda Hartwell, Adriane Hatkoff, Beaver Hensley, Laurette Hilliard, Joe
Hoffman, Priscilla Ireland, Berenice Iriks, Cynthia
Jackson-Hein, Jessica Jones, Bruce Kassel &
Cheryl Kitchell, Barbara Kelley, Jane Kelly, Mary
Ellen King, Dustin Kinsley, Joanne Klein Arthur, &
Audrey Kunkle, Colin Lambert, Fabrice Landa,
Elaine Larson, Liz Lawson, Monica Lee-Boutz,
Nancy Lisk, Stacy Low, Michelle Marques, Lorie
Marsh, Paula Matzinger, Frank & Kathie Mayhew,
Jackie Mathes Mc Carthy, Melissa McCann, Bonnie
McDonell & Jim Coy, Peggy Morgan-Pond, Marge
Mount, Maria Nikl, Jack & Carol Norick, Karen and
Lyle Norton, Lori O’Neill, Sherri Ortegren, Sherry
Parker & Dina Kuntz, Rita Planchon & Bottini Girard,
Tomas Phillips, Barry Power, Edmund Price, Emma
Price, Susan Proehl, Isabelle Proust, Vangie & Lyndon Pullins, Amma Rose, Ken & Linda Rosen, Ken
Rupel, Nancy Sanchietti, Anne Shaheen, Kathleen
Silver, Linda Skoko, Amy Smith, Judy Smith, Michael Smith, Mari Stefonetti, Bea Tate-Endert, Arline Thomas, Deloris Thomas, Janice Thomas, Kristin Thurman, Sheila Ticen, Deborah Titus, Barbara
Tocher & Allen Wisner Richard & Rhonda Trevethick,
Tom & Laurie Tuchel, Emily Vitale-Fonseca, Carolyn
Walker, Evelyne Whitman, Adele Wikner, Carol
Wood, Takayuki Zoshi.
Sebastopol Center for the Arts • 282 S. High Street, Sebastopol CA. 95472 • (707)829-4797 • www.sebarts.org A preview exhibit May 21 - June 14, 2015 features the work of the 158 artists
participating in the Open Studio event on the first two weekends in June. The
Opening Reception is Thursday, May 21, 6-8 pm.
SCA sponsors this annual self-guided tour now in its 21st year. Painters,
sculptors, photographers, potters, jewelers, fiber and glass artists showcase the
best of their works in the popular spring event. The artists’ studios are open to
visit on Saturday and Sunday 10 am - 5pm, June 6 & 7 and June 13 & 14. Gallery
hours are 10am-4pm Tues-Fri; 1-4pm Sat). On the tour weekends, the Gallery
will have extended hours10am—5pm.
The studios to visit are located in Cotati, Sebastopol, Forestville, Occidental,
Valley Ford, Bodega Bay, Guerneville, Graton and Santa Rosa west of Highway
101. Color catalogs with a detailed map are available free at the Center for the
Arts, restaurants, coffeehouses, hotels, wineries, bookstores and on-line at
www.artatthesource.org. For further information contact the Center at (707)
829-4797.
Learn as you go demonstrations
During the two weekends, more 48 artists invite you to visit their studios to
experience their processes first-hand. Learn about historic and contemporary
materials and techniques from practicing artists in these free drop-in demonstrations. Demo times and mediums are listed in the catalog and on the website.
Mid-week Open Houses
Some studios will be open Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evenings between the two Art at the Source weekends. Each studio is only open ONE of the
three nights, to allow participating artists to also visit studios. Check the website for a map & listing of the studios open mid-week.
October 10-11 & 17-18, 2015 Call for Artists
Glowing reports and congratulatory compliments were received for the first
year of the new Sonoma County Art Trails Open Studios presented by Sebastopol Center for the Arts. Visitor attendance was 38,136 (an average of 243 visitors per studio) with total reported art sales of $616,648! Applications for the
2015 program will be March 1 available on www.sebarts.org and www.sonomacountyarttrails.org.
SPRING 2015 • 7
WHAT’S HAPPENING?
For more info visit www.sebarts.org
MARCH
Thursday
26
Documentary Film Festival Opening Night
(www.sebastopolfilmfestival.org for details)
Fri-Sun
27-29
Documentary Film Festival
APRIL
4 days
53 films
Friday 5
Saturday
Opening Reception “Palates to Palettes”
Galletta Gallery 6-7:30pm
25
Word Temple featuring Paul Hoover with
the poems of Maria Baranda and Michael
Palmer, , Brent Auditorium, 7 pm
March 29-April 1, 2012
MAY
JUNE
www.sebastopolfilmfestival.org
707.829.4797
Sat/Sun
6-7
Art at the Source Open
Studios, 10am-5pm
Sat/Sun
13-14
Art at the Source Open
Studios, 10am-5pm
Friday Friday Opening Receptions: “Black
and White” Galletta Gallery;
6-7:30pm
15
MAME: The Musical, A Concert Version,
Brent Auditorium, 7:30pm
Saturday
Sunday
16
21
Street Printing Festival,
Parking Lot, 11am-5pm
Word Temple featuring Malachi Black
and Robert Thomas, Brent Auditorium,
7pm
Thursday 19
21
Opening Reception: Art at the Source
Open Studios Preview Exhibit, 6-8pm,
Galletta Gallery
JULY
Friday 3
Saturday
Sebastopol Kiwanis Club Annual
Fireworks, 5 pm, Analy High School
Art Center closed
18
Monday
July 18: Marimba Concert with
Ambuya!, Brent Auditorium,
7:30pm $15
Kimono Four Seasons.
Triptych of three
mezzotints by
HAMANISHI
Katsunori,
30x60 in.
20
Children’s Summer Arts Camps
begin (http://sebarts.org/index.php/
classes/children-teens/ for details)
who
what
when
where
Visual ~ Music ~Theater ~ Film ~ Literary
1781 HIGHWAY ONE
BODEGA BAY, CA 94923
707-875-2922
8 • SPRING 2015
Ren Brown
Rober t Devee
rbc4ar [email protected]
www.renbrown.com
CALENDAR - REVIEWS - PROFILES
FIND the Gazette all over
Sonoma County & online @
SonomaCountyGazette.com
Sebastopol Center for the Arts • 282 S. High Street, Sebastopol CA. 95472 • (707)829-4797 • www.sebarts.org