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May 2015
Silver
and Gold
From Dennis
and Jane,
BELLEVUE ARTISTS’ ASSOCIATION
Good news, we will be able to meet at the Church this summer, we
may sll try and plan an oung but will keep you advised. Thanks to
Paula and Jeﬀ for opening the Church every month and providing
such a great meeng place.
Meengs are held on the 2nd
Tuesdays of each month, at
7:00pm at Anderson Grove Church,
12005 S. 36th St. Bellevue NE
BAA next general meeng will be
held May 12, 2015 at 7:00pm.
Come at 6:30 for social me.
The Lo5on Art Show for the High Schools was held 4/26. Thanks to all
who showed up to support the club. We presented an award to one
student and we given some free adversement as a sponsor of the
event. I think it is good to stay visible in the community and good pr
for BAA.
Be sure to bring pieces you are working on; we want to see what everyone is creang.
The BAA board meeng us May 19,
2015 and is held at Hyvee at
6:30pm. All are invited,
We need nominaons for the Golden Pale<e Award for the May
meeng. Also any of you that have been arst of the month this year;
will compete for arst of the year at the June Meeng.
Oﬃcers for the 2014 and 2015
Hope to see you at the may meeng. I will bring more books for sale
from the Brazis Estate. She had so many books I needed to make two
trips, The hard cover are $5 each and the art magazines are free.
Co-presidents: Dennis Schroeder
Jane Pullum
See you at the meeng!!
Co– Vice Presidents:
Susanne Trimbath
Carol Ellington
Secretary:
Kay Corbin
Treasurer:
Kevin Casey
Snacks for May12
Meeng.
Carol Ellington
Kae Peterson
Dennis and Jane
The Speaker for the May 12 the Meeng is Dr. Roni Reiter-Palmon,
PH.D. Professor of Industrial organizaon Psychology and Editor of
the Psychology Journal. She is going to talk about the psychology of
art and the arst brain.
Looking forward to hearing her speak.
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Arst of the Month 2014-2015
Silver and Gold
September : Circular Theme -- Jen Miner
October : Paint in the style of your favorite arst –Kay Corbin
November: Textures -Carol Ellington
December: Paint a miniature—Charlene Po<er
January: Impressionism—Dennis Schroeder
February: Self Portraits—Jane Pullum
March: Zentangle– Jan Uryasz
April : Hard and So5 edges—Jeﬀ Yoachim
May: Arst’s choice
June: Arst of the Year
Arst of the month is a project which encourages members to create artwork on
a regular basis. Monthly themes are provided for those who like a challenge or
who simply like the suggested topic, and other art work is welcome. Works just
for show or in progress are also welcome to display but not be part of the vote.
All artwork for compeon must be two years old or less and ready to display.
Framed with a wire hanger or if gallery wrap all edges must be painted.
Popular vote determines a winner at each meeng. Monthly winners compete in
June for Arst of the Year. Winners receive a cerﬁcate, $15 check and must hang
their art work in the library. Art, creavity, people, and encouragement are what
BAA is all about. (Quesons contact Donna Ament 402-293-1167)
Bellevue Li<le Theater
Oklahoma
9/12-9/28
Dixie Swim Club
11/7-11/28
Miracle Worker
1/23/15-2/8/15
Godspell
3/13/15/- 3/29/15
Sabrina Fair
5/1-/15– 5/17/15
More informaon is to follow.
BAA purchased 1/4 adversement in the program to support the Bellevue
Li<le theater and to adverse the Bellevue Arsts.
(Quesons contact Kae Overholt-Peterson 402-292-8847)
Minutes for April 14th Meeng
The meeng was called to order by Dennis Schroeder at 7:05pm.
Treasurer’s report from Kevin Casey : checking $1685.91 Savings $2427.
Secretary’s report printed in the newsle<er.
Welcome to Alyssa Momerak, Ginger’s daughter. Glad to have you both here.
Nominaons Commi<ee reported: the following slate:
Li<le of this
&
Li<le of that!!!!!!
Co-Presidents
Newle<er:
VP: Janice Mann
Hospitality:
Secretary: Jen Minor
Treasurer: Kevin Casey
There are many other posions with opportunies to parcipate acvely.
Rosemary Brazis passed away and Jane is brining books to the club for sale. The
family asked if we wanted the art supplies. Hardback $5 magazines free.
New Business: May 23rd ,24th and 25th Brownville will have a ﬂea market. A spot
is $45 for a spot for three days. Talk to Susanne Trimbath.
Dingman’s Show is the ﬁrst Saturday each month. See Dennis Schroeder for more
I informaon.
AC Lo5on Show is April 26th 1 to 3:00. BAA is a co -sponsor with Kiwanis.
Bellevue University Show is in September.
Art is Session meets the ﬁrst Friday of the month in the Library of Papillion. Bring
art to work on. Meets from 9 to 12:00 noon.
Sabrina Fair at the Li<le theater is Mary Schmidt and Brian Stephen.
Arst of the Month is Jeﬀ Yoachim with so5 and hard edges for the theme.
Kevin Casey ﬁnished with a joko.
Meeng was then adjourned.
RespecRully Submi<ed, Kay Corbin secretary.
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The April meeng was provided by Member, Shelly Goodmanson
with a theme of whimsical creatures.
Shelly did an excellent job with her clay creatures and how she gets
children acvely involved by having everyone work with air dry clay
and create a creature.
Shelly also works with clay that is ﬁred and has a studio in her
home. Thank you for a great job!!!!
April Arst of the Month
Arst of the Month: APRIL
Jeﬀ Yoachim
Hard and So5
Edges
Duane J. Piper has an excing me coming up.
Duane has a one man show at the Sozo Coﬀeehouse Gallery in the
Old Market in June. The Arst recepon is the evening of June 5th
from 6 to 9pm. Musician and Light Snacks.
1314 Jones St. (downstairs) Omaha NE
SPECIAL INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION
Arst DUANE J. PIEPER of Gretna, Nebraska has received three Special Recognion
Awards in the "17th Annual Judeo-Chrisan Juried Online Internaonal
Art Exhibion" hosted by
Upstream People Gallery of Omaha, Nebraska. This internaonal exhibion received
approximately 115 entries from around the world and
23 arsts were selected by the juror Laurence Bradshaw, Professor of Art at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, U. S. A.
Professor Bradshaw states the following about this specially recognized work:
"'DUANE J. PIEPER of Gretna, Nebraska adds a special dimension to his subject ma<er
with the use of cold and encausc wax together with various mixed media. His “Back
to the Garden” shows the moving toward and the peace in the garden. The cool overlapping scene and the warm garden scene work well together. His “Lion of Judah” really becomes eﬀecve with the wax as well as the added media. And “Watchmen on the
Walls” again with the strength of the media, make the scene even more dynamic."'
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Silver and Gold
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Start painng and get a head start for the La
Casa show in May This is a show where you can
price your work and it could be sold. You can hang
to four pieces. Many individuals have made sales.
The LaCasa show has been scheduled. Looking forward to
a busier me in the community, Donna has scheduled the
following:
Take in: Monday May 4th, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. This
to make sure the earlier group will be down.
Take down: Monday June 29th from 10:00 to 12:00pm.
If you have diﬃcules with mes several of us will be going
and are willing to take your work.
Quesons call Donna ament at 402-293-1167.
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Winner of the Bellevue Arst Spirit Award for the A.C Lo5on High Schoo Art
Show : Meet Janie Ford from Bellevue East High School.
WE received a very thought letter of thanks fro Glenda Larson Musilek; judge for the ANAC
show for BAA.
‘There was a creative body of work presented for preliminary jurying process. It was a joy to
see what your artists created. There were paintings of abstracts, representational and whimsical styles as well as abstract and representational prints. In additional there were nicely glazed
creative abstract ceramic pieces.
The jurying process can often be difficult and is always subjective to the Jurers vision. When
work does not make it through the jurying process, it sometimes has to do with how well a
piece or art can hold its own against all art presented. Naturally one looks for overall creativity,
quality, design, and composition and technical skills when reviewing the art work. I have
sleceted the stronger pieces for the show.
I hope that my critiques were received as the positive critiques. A critique is often just an opportunity to present a different way of thinking or looking at an existing piece of art.
Thankyou for the opportunity and experience in and of itself.”
I thought others would be interested as I was in this letter. Glenda is the first judge to say
thankyou for the opportunity.
Bellevue Arsts’ Associaon
P.O. Box 682
Bellevue NE 68005-0682