2009 - Art Association of Jackson Hole

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ART ASSOCIATION
OF JACKSON HOLE
2009 SUMMER SCHEDULE
classes | events | exhibitions
307.733.6379
follow the arts to the Center
240 S Glenwood
Jackson, WY 83001
307.734.8956
www.jhcenterforthearts.org
Thomas Stimpson SUMMER 2009 contents
our mission: The Art Association is dedicated to encouraging a vital, creative community by
providing everyone with exposure to, education in, and enjoyment of a wide varity of art.
ARTSPACE GALLERY EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS 4
on the cover
Kyle Bajakian
ADULT ART EDUCATION
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CHILDREN’S ART EDUCATION
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See the Art Association Education section beginning on
page 6 and learn more about Kyle’s upcoming 2009
photography workshop and all of our course offerings.
DANCERS’ WORKSHOP CLASSES
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ART ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
ART ASSOCIATION DONORS
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ART ASSOCIATION SUPPORT & DEVELOPMENT 26
ART FAIR JACKSON HOLE
is published by the Art Association of Jackson Hole and supported
in part by a grant from the Wyoming Arts Council, through funding from
the Wyoming State Legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts,
which believes that a great nation deserves great art.
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staff
board of directors
Karen Stewart, Executive Director
Clint Green, Gallery Tech
Amy Larkin, Education Director
Amy Fradley, Art Fair Director
Jon Stuart, Photography Director
Sharon Trigg, Operations Director
Cathy Wikoff, Development Director
Thomas Stimpson, Photography
Sam Dowd, Ceramics & Sculpture
Emily Boespflug, Education Outreach
Matthew Grimes, Design
Jenny Dowd, Administrative Assistant
Art Association of Jackson Hole
in the center for the arts
240 S. Glenwood Ave
PO Box 1248
Jackson, WY 83001
307.733.6379 | www.artassociation.org
Huntley Baldwin
Agnes Bourne
Sally Byrne
Richard Collister
Mariam Diehl
Molly Hawks
Chelcie Jonke
Jim Lewis
Kristina Loggia
Eliza Mathieu
Camille Obering
Leya Oswald
Peggy Prugh
Nancy Resor
Chris Sandvig
Judie Schmidlapp
Barbara Simms
John Wright
Margaret and Christine Wertheim SUMMER 2009 ARTSPACE EXHIBITION SCHEDULE
Y.A.R.D. ART Year 8
Artspace Main Gallery
May 8 – May 23, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, May 1, 5:30pm
carrie noel: Dance on Camera
June 5 – June 10, 2009
Artist Reception: Friday, June 5, 5:30pm
Y.A.R.D. ART is sponsored by the Charles Engelhard Foundation,
New Belgium Brewing Company, The Wyoming Arts Council,
Dragicevich Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts,
and Kelly McDermott and Mark Daverin
Carrie Noel’s films bring Modern Dance and Film together into the
emerging genre of Dance on Camera. Each film utilizes intricate
choreography, challenging the age-old tradition of watching dance
on-stage. This collection of dance films encourages a keen
awareness of the magical ways to interpret time, space, energy
and story telling. Two new short films, recently shot in Jackson
with local choreographer Kate W. Koshavek, will be included in
the collection.
Art or Furniture? That is always a question for the 20 high school
kids who have been creating sculptures from packing tape and
furniture from kayaks. Y.A.R.D. Art alum, Bland Hoke returned this
past year to help Sam Dowd and Clint Green teach this program.
Art for the Soul,
Soup for the Bowl
A Festive Fundraising Event
Friday | May 1, 2009 | 5:30-8:00pm | $25 Per person
Proceeds support the Art Association’s community arts
education programming
This innovative and timely new fundraising event will feed
your creative soul! The party includes your choice of a hand
thrown ceramic bowl created by the ceramics artists of the Art
Association, a buffet of soups from local restaurants, beer, Open
Mic entertainment and a Sneak Preview of this year’s YARD Art
exhibition. You will choose from an engaging assortment of bowls
created and donated by talented local artists that include:
Wesley Barron, Rudy Borrego, Jenny Dowd, Sam Dowd, Bronwyn
Minton, Janet Monahan, Robert Palmquist, Allison Parker, Amanda
Rizner, Veronica Schreibeis, Valerie Seaberg, Dean Stayner,
Marianne Sturken, Tenley Thompson, Josh Thulin, Nicole Waichunas
Soup courtesy of Betty Rock, E-Leaven, Hard Drive Café, Jackson
Whole Grocer, The Virginian Restaurant, The Wort Hotel, Wendy’s
and other generous restaurants who support the Art Asssociation
Interested musicians who want to perform should contact
Amy Fradley ([email protected])t to reserve an Open Mic slot!
Advance tickets available at the Art Association, at the party or
on-line www.artassociation.org
www.artassociation.org
Gaia and Global Warming:
Women Artists Champion Nature
Curated by Lowery Stokes Sims
ArtTalk: Wednesday, June 24, 7:30pm
Center for the Arts Theater
Panel of Artists: Lowery Stokes Sims, Nancy Mako,
Margaret Werthheim, Nalini Nadkarni
Sponsored in part by the Center of Wonder
June 26 – Sept 28, 2009
Artists’ Reception: Friday, June 26, 5:30pm
This exhibition is sponsored by: Community Foundation of Jackson Hole,
Center of Wonder, Linda and Lawrence Perlman, Steven and Roberta
Denning, Marieluise Hessel and the Wyoming Humanities Council in
collaboration with Jackson Hole Center for Global Affairs
Featured Artists: Hope Sandrow, Peggy Diggs, Maya Lin,
Margaret and Christine Wertheim (The Institute for Figuring),
Nancy Mako, and Judy Cotton.
This exhibition will deal with the impact of global warming as
reflected in the visual arts. Since 2006 there literally has been a
explosion of exhibitions, projects and interventions on the themes
of climate change, sustainability and ecological responsibility.
This exhibition distinguishes itself in this rich field of endeavor by
engaging the question raised by Victor Margolin in his essay for
the catalogue of Beyond Green: whether there is an “aesthetics
of stainability.” Margolin expresses his concern about how we
are to critically and theoretically evaluate an art that “moves from
discourse to action…to produce a useful event,” and how work by
artists that are “predominantly practical” functions in the museum or
gallery where people expect visual edification and look for practical
solutions outside those walls.
Artspace Gallery is sponsored in part by: National Endowment for the Arts,
John and Georgene Tozzi, Gerry and Imaging Spence, Artspace Exhibitionists,
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, Wyoming Arts Council,
Art Association Members, William E. Weiss Foundation,
and Wyoming Council for the Humanities.
UNBROKEN SPIRIT: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF STANFORD
ADDISON, NORTHERN ARAPAHO TRADITIONAL HEALER
AND HORSE GENTLER
Center for the Arts Theatre
June 12, 2009 | 7:30pm
An Evening of Stories,
Photographers,
Film and Discussion
UNBROKEN SPIRIT:
Photographs by
Sarah Kariko
Artspace Theater Gallery
June 10 – July 20, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, June 12, 7pm
This exhibition is sponsored by: the Wind River Development Fund,
the Giving Voice Project, the Center for the Arts, and Center of Wonder
With a training crop duct taped to his arm and his long braid
swinging behind, Stanford Addison gentles wild horses off the
plains near his home on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming.
He does this sitting in his wheelchair.
Addison lost the use of his legs nearly 30 years ago when the
truck he was traveling in hit a herd of wild horses. Since his
accident, Addison “learned to make friends with horses again”
and has developed an intuitive approach to horse training.
In the process of working with wild horses, Addison shows
people positive alternatives to many of the obstacles they face.
Social Services and the justice system request his assistance to
help youth find positive ways of dealing with hardships on
the reservation; he helps them draw strength from traditional
Arapaho ways.
Addison’s youth was spent busting broncos and raising hell. After
his accident, he became deeply depressed, unable to face neither
the enormity of the loss of his physical powers nor the strange
healing gifts he had gained. But eventually Addison accepted his
fate. He now lives on the reservation of his youth as a renowned
traditional healer and horse gentler.
His extraordinary transformation has been recorded in Lisa Jones’
book, BROKEN: A Love Story as well as Angelique Midthunder’s
PBS documentary SILENT THUNDER. His life on the reservation
today has been captured in UNBROKEN SPIRIT, an exhibit of
photographs by Sarah Kariko.
Join Stanford Addison and his family and friends, Lisa Jones and
Sarah Kariko for an evening of song, prayer, storytelling through
words and pictures, and a question and answer session
“If we can communicate with a horse,” Stan says, “we can
communicate with each other.”
Sarah Kariko
More upcoming exhibitions
KIDS ONLY EXHIBITION
Artspace Lobby Gallery
March 13 – May 23, 2009
consequences of the
Exquisite corpse
March 13 – April 24, 2009
Interlaced & Knotted Art
weaving together families
May 8 – June 8, 2009
partners: Art and Learning
Exhibition
May 25 – June 11, 2009
Mark Nowlin: Drawing On LiFe
July 24 – August 27, 2009
Members Only Exhibition
August 7 – October 1, 2009
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Johan Hagaman
SUMMER 2009 ADULT ART EDUCATION
ADULT ART EDUCATION:
The Art Association offers a wide variety of classes and workshops
in multiple medias. Our students gain knowledge and appreciation of
fine arts and crafts through hands-on studio instruction. High quality
programming is offered for people of all ages, interests, abilities and
levels of experience. We have a highly skilled teaching staff and
also host nationally renowned artists as part of our Visiting Artist
Workshop Program.
REGISTRATION BEGINS march 24TH
PLEASE NOTE each class/workshop has its own registration
deadline. If the class/workshop has met required minimum number
of students, additional registrations will be accepted up to the first
day of class, as long as space is available. Space is assigned on a
first-come, first-served basis and registrations must be accompanied
by full payment. Early registration is recommended.
Class/Workshop Policy:
Classes/Workshops must be paid in full at time of registration
to confirm space. A 90% refund is given upon withdrawal prior
to registration deadline. No refunds will be given after these
deadlines. Occasionally we must cancel a class/workshop due to
low enrollment, faculty illness or other unforeseen circumstances.
Notification of cancellation will occur at least two weeks prior to
classes or one month prior to workshops; in rare cases it may be
less. In those cases full refunds will be given. Photo images taken
during classes, workshops and functions may be used by the Art
Association in promotional materials.
SCHOLARSHIPS:
Partial scholarships may be available for classes and workshops.
Please call Sharon Trigg at (307)733.6379 for more information.
Scholarship applications are available online at
www.artassociation.org or at the registration desk.
CEUs, COLLEGE & GRADUATE CREDIT:
The Art Association offers continuing education units, college
and graduate level credits through Teton County School District
and Idaho State University. Contact your college or university
to confirm transferability of credits. For additional information
contact Education Director, Amy Larkin at (307)733-6379,
[email protected].
MATERIALS:
It is the responsibility of the students to know their own
sensitivities to the materials that may be used in any of the
classes. All adult classes may require students to bring their
own supplies. Students may obtain a supply list at the time of
registration or through our website, www.artassociation.org.
Some additional supply fees may apply.
open studio access pass
$125 for a monthly pass or a 7 time punch card
Art Association membership is required
The open studio access pass is designed to give individuals the
opportunity to take advantage of the Art Association’s multiple art
studios, studio equipment, and open studio programs. Artists must
supply their own materials. Check posted schedules on the door of
each studio or contact the Art Association for further details. Please
note that open studio is not available when classes and workshops
are in session.
available studios:
Painting Studio: Includes Life Drawing Open Studio which
meets Wednesday nights from 6:30pm – 9:30pm (drop in fee: $20)
and
the use of easels, drawing horses and lockers. Also includes
printmaking and use of 24” by 48” etching press, drying rack,
brayers and screen printing screens.
Ceramics Studio: Includes 25# bag of clay, use of throwing
wheels, handbuilding tools and glazing/firing fees
.
Multi-Purpose Studio: Includes Silversmithing Open Studio
which meets Tuesday nights from 6 – 9pm (drop in fee: $20),
use of fusing kilns as well as various hand tools.
Photography Darkroom: Includes chemicals, use of enlargers,
film developing room and archival washers.
Digital Lab: Includes use of Mac computers, creative software,
scanners and printers (additional fee for each print made).
registration begins march 24, 2009
Visit www.artassociation.org for detailed course descriptions.
NEW! PRIVATE AND SMALL GROUP LESSONS
$65/hour | $45/additional hour | $25/additional student
The Art Association now offers private and small group lessons
to fit the individual needs of artists of all ages, children to adults.
If you are looking for one-on-one instruction, or to form a small
group lesson to work with your schedule and desires, let us know!
We have qualified teachers able to teach in all medias: drawing,
painting, sculpture, welding, ceramics, photography, digital media,
glass, silversmithing and printmaking. For more information and to
schedule a lesson contact Education Director Amy Larkin at
(307)733-6379, [email protected].
painting
and drawing
Michael Mentler
PAINTING FLOWERS WITH COLORED PENCIL
Gary Greene
May 15–17 | Fri–Sun | 9:30am – 4:30pm
$400 ($375 members) Registration deadline April 6
In this workshop Gary Greene will teach you how to paint realistic
flowers with the medium of colored pencil using easy to learn
techniques one step at a time. Three different flowers are studied,
using three different techniques that are made easy to understand
with multiple demonstrations, notes, reference material and
personal one-on-one instruction. New avenues of creativity, never
before thought possible, will be opened for artists of all levels,
from “weekend artists” to botanical illustrators, in an informal,
encouraging, learning environment, with an emphasis on fun.
Previous art experience is recommended for this workshop.
www.geocities.com/garygreeneart
REVIEWING THE BASICS OF DRAWING:
STILL LIFE TO THE FIGURE
Sharon Thomas
June 22 – July 6 | Mon | 9am – 12pm
$110 ($85 members) Registration deadline June 8
This class is for those who need a refresher on the basics
and a little encouragement to get back into drawing. The first
class will begin with still life covering line, shape, composition
and value. The last two classes will review the fundamentals of
figure drawing. If you have been wanting to join the life drawing
group on Wednesday nights but have been feeling rusty, then
this class will give you back your confidence.
FIGURATIVE WATERCOLOR PAINTING FROM
PHOTOGRAPHS
Ted Nuttall
June 15–19 | Mon–Fri | 9am – 4pm
$625 ($600 members) includes material fees
Registration deadline May 15
Though often viewed by many as intimidating and challenging,
painting the figure can be just as approachable as a still life or
landscape and brings with its accomplishment a unique
satisfaction and reward. In his workshop Ted will discuss, with
daily demonstrations and one on one interaction with class
members, how to achieve spontaneity, character and life in your
figure paintings. As he shares with you his approach to the figure
and some specific techniques he uses to bring excitement to his
paintings you will find your paintings taking on a new life and will
have great fun in the process. College and graduate credit
available.. www.tednuttall.com
figure and form
Michael Mentler
July 7–10 | Tues–Fri | 9:30am – 4:30pm
Registration deadline June 8
This workshop is about more than drawing what you see, it
is about knowing what to look for. The focus will be on the
rhythms, and relationships that put the life in life drawing. Michael
will show you how to find the angles, and alignments that define
proportions. He will help you investigate the titling, twisting and
bending of volumes that manifest movement. Individual instruction
and guidance will be given daily. College and graduate
credit available. www.tsofa.com
FACES AND FEATURES
Michael Mentler
July 13–16 | Mon–Thur | 9:30am – 4:30pm
The focus here will be on the correct rendering of heads, features
and faces. You will work from live models to develop a more
precise understanding of the structure of the head and each
individual feature. The eye, nose, mouth and ear will be dealt
with in detail as well as how the planes of the head are revealed
through light and shade. Michael will go beneath the surface to
demonstrate how the muscles of the face create expression.
Beauty is more than skin deep and seeing like an artist involves
knowing what to look for and where to find it. College and
graduate credit available. www.tsofa.com
307.733.6379
painting
and drawing (continued)
ART RETREAT – Elk Trails Ranch Dubois, WY
Andrea Broyles
July 23 – 26 | Thur, 4pm – Sun, 4pm
Includes lodging, healthy and amazing meals, all art supplies and
activities. This workshop/retreat will focus on creating naturebased art using found objects and mixed media. Participants
will explore the ranch and the bordering national forest for
inspiration. Using found objects and mixed media, students will
chronicle experiences creating nature journals, books, boxes and
two-dimensional pieces. Other activities include hiking, biking,
swimming, yoga and horse back riding. This retreat is open to all
levels and is limited to 10 participants.
PAINTING OUTDOORS AT TRIANGLE X RANCH
Kathy Turner
August 2 | Sun | 5 – 8:30pm
$60 ($35 members) Registration deadline July 16
Bring your own supplies and join Kathy for an evening of painting
outdoors at Triangle X Ranch. Learn new techniques with lots of
experimentation. Kathy will bring a variety of her own expertise
with an emphasis on color, value, and design as well as fun and
exciting approaches to painting on location. This class is
open to all levels including acrylic, oil and watercolor.
OUTDOOR PAINTING WORKSHOP
Skip Whitcomb
August 3 – 7 | Mon – Fri | 9:30am – 4:30pm
$750 ($725 members)
*Workshop is full, Waitlist Only
This workshop is designed primarily for the intermediate to
advanced painter interested in acquiring and/or honing their
outdoor/field skills for gathering information essential to the
creation of more developed works. Skip has designed various
visual and intellectual exercises to illustrate key elements of the
picture making process. These fundamental “truths” are based
in classical traditional training. All demos and teaching will be
conducted in oils. However, watercolor, pastel, and acrylics
are welcome. www.skipwhitcomb.com
ANIMAL ANATOMY SEMINAR
Marshal Vandruff
August 10 – 13 | Mon – Thur | 9:30am – 4:30pm
If you have ever wondered how masters of drawing can draw a
horse leaping or a bear dancing without copying photographs,
this crash-course is for you! It will show you how to confidently
draw animals from imagination as well as to interpret what you
see when drawing from real animals. This course is similar to the
Human Anatomy for Artists Seminar but focuses on animals. We
will compare various types of four-legged animals with humans,
always with an emphasis on how to master “form in space” so
they look realistic, alive, and authoritative.
www.marshallart.com
SPIRIT OF LIFE: WATERCOLOR
AND CHINESE PAINTING
Lian Quan Zhen
September 14 – 18 | Mon – Fri | 9:30am – 4:30pm
Asian watercolor and ink techniques are characterized by fresh,
bright, color and daring simplicity. In this class, Lian teaches both
the “spontaneous” and “detail” styles of Chinese Watercolor as
well as color pouring and blending - techniques derived from
Chinese art. Subjects include landscape, animal and floral motifs.
There are many demonstrations and techniques offered in this
exciting class available to all levels.
www.lianspainting.com
FIGURE IN WATERCOLOR
Charles Reid
September 28 – October 2 | Mon–Fri | 9:30am – 4:30pm
$710 ($685 members) Registration deadline August 28
Students in this workshop will paint from the model for three days
and from historical photographs of early days in Jackson Hole
for two days. Mr. Reid will demonstrate each morning and the
students will paint each afternoon. Students will learn to simplify
and avoid overworking, along with developing edge control and
learning to paint with fresh color. A painting will start with contour
drawing, concentrating on interconnecting shapes rather than
individual isolated objects. Next will come direct painting, using as
few overwashes as possible. The hope will be to achieve correct
color, edge variety, and tonal value on the first try.
www.charlesreidart.com
PLEIN AIR PAINTING
Erin O’Connor
August 8 – 29 | Sat | 9am – 12pm
This class is designed to arm you with the groundwork for
successful on-location paintings, whether you are seeking to
hone your plein air skills or simply ready to expand on your studio
work. We will cover the basics, including how to simplify the
overwhelming, and focus on keeping your work strong – even
in the face of artistic adversities. Lots of individual instruction is
assured. Bring your portable easel, your enthusiasm, and your
own personal style. All levels are welcome. oils and acrylics
Lian Quan Zhen
BRONZE CASTING AND WELDING
Sam Dowd
June 4 – July 16 | Thur | 6pm – 9pm
$300 ($275 members) Registration deadline May 20
This class is designed to give an introduction to metal casting
and steel welding as it is used in art. Students will create, from
scratch, one or two original pieces in bronze or aluminum. An
introductory lesson will also be given in welding. Students will
learn oxyacetylene, MIG and Stick welding and how to perform
basic fabrication. Class size is limited to 9. Wax, sand and plaster
will be provided with the class cost. All metal used will be at the
cost of the student. Sam Dowd is not a certified welder.
ceramics
CERAMICS: SPECIAL TOPICS
Sam Dowd, Valerie Seaberg, Jenny Dowd
June 1 – July 6 | Mon | 6pm – 9pm
Each week one of the three instructors will address specific
aspects in clay usage including; using tools, casting, advanced
hand building, extruder techniques, trouble shooting your
throwing, using mixed media with clay, discussing design and
form through studying historical ceramics from the Aegean to
the 20th century.
Bede Clark
June 26 & 27
MudPot Summer Sidewalk Sale
Fri & Sat | 10am – 5pm
Outside ceramics room on Glenwood
Beginning Throwing: Session I
Jenny Dowd
June 2 – July 14 | Tues | 6 – 9pm
Beginning Throwing: Session II
Sam Dowd
June 3 – July 15 | Wed | 6 – 9pm
For the beginning potter, this class will cover the basic skills
needed to throw a simple pot including cups, mugs, bowls and
plates. You will learn the do’s and don’ts of handling clay, firing,
glazing and various decoration techniques. Students will leave
the class with the skills to proceed to an intermediate level class
or workshop.
MAKE UNIQUE CLAY SCULPTING TOOLS
Sam Dowd
June 20 | Sat | 9am – 1pm
Sam Dowd will instruct participants on how to use various tools
like a band saw, belt sander and drills in order to create your own
unique set of clay or oil clay sculpting tools. Students will walk
away with several tools such as twisted cutting wire, ribs, wooden
sculpting tools, paddles and much more.
WHEEL POTS:
THE BASICS AND BEYOND
Bede Clarke
May 29 – 30 | Fri & Sat | 9am – 4:30pm
Through demonstrations, slide lectures and group discussion,
this workshop will focus on basic wheel forming skills such
as: throwing various forms based on cylinder/bowl/plate,
lids, handles, spouts and trimming. In addition we will explore
enhanced throwing skills and concepts such as altered forms,
inverted throwing, gesture and “skin” of the pot. We will seek to
improve student throwing skills, but more, we will seek to clarify
strategies for creating articulate pottery forms. Suitable for any
level of experience. www.bedeclarkestudio.com
ARCHITECTURAL CERAMICS
Marcia Selsor
July 10 | Slide Lecture | 6:30pm | FREE!
July 11 – 12 | Sat & Sun | 9am – 5:00pm
Marcia Selsor will conduct a weekend hands on workshop
constructing a door surround for the Center for the Arts.
Techniques will cover mold making/design, sprigging, extruded
patterns and manipulation as well as forming large-scale slabs.
Participants will be asked to contribute design motifs that can coexist within the scheme. Firing and installation will occur after the
workshop. Selsor will lecture Friday night on her work, worldwide
travels and inspirations from historical architecture.
www.marciaselsor.com
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ceramics (continued)
CERAMICS, COLOR, AND DESIGN
Donna Rozman
September 17 – 19 | Thur | 6pm – 9pm
Sat & Sun | 9:00am – 5:00pm
In this fun and stimulating workshop, the focus will be tin-glazed
earthenware, commonly known as majolica. This low-fire ceramic
technique is achieved by applying a white, opaque glaze to
bisque ware then color is added on top of the raw glaze surface
before the final firing. Donna shares her extensive knowledge
of majolica through demos and hands on participation. The first
portion of this workshop will concentrate on clay work, the final
day will focus on surface decoration, color, and design.
mixed media
EXPLORATIONS IN MARK-MAKING
& ENCAUSTIC PAINTING
Lorraine Glessner
June 1 – 5 | Mon – Fri | 9:30am – 4:30pm
$450 ($425 members) $35 material fee due at registration
Registration deadline May 1
This workshop involves the exploration of encaustic, one of the
most exciting and versatile mediums available to the contemporary
artist. With an emphasis on mixed-media, the basics are
covered as well as a variety of advanced techniques. In addition
to encaustic, participants will also explore the mark-making
possibilities of branding, rust printing and composting and are
encouraged to respond to these marks utilizing encaustic as
well as other media. Participants are encouraged to develop a
personal vocabulary by applying these new techniques to their
current ideas and methodologies. www.lorraineglessner.net
For those with some encaustic experience, we will look into
some additional techniques not previously covered. College and
graduate credit available. www.shawnamoore.com
SQUASH THE CRITIC: PRAISE THE PROCESS
Lauren Mantecon
August 24 – 27 | Mon – Thur | 9:30am – 4:30pm
Registration deadline July 24
Each one of us possesses a strong creative ability, yet we
often stop short of our potential. We either continue with what
we “know” will work or talk ourselves out of pushing through
the edge to a deeper place with our creative work. Lauren
facilitates your individual engagement with the creative process
using innovative techniques that break through self imposed
barriers. You will be guided through idea-generating exercises,
visualizations and movement designed for inspiration. A variety of
techniques will be explored such as traditional hand- made gesso,
mixed media collage, embossing, oil and pastel sticks, drawing
and acrylic paint processes. This is an excellent class for all those
seeking to stimulate their hidden muse. For all levels: beginners
welcome. College and graduate credit available.
www.laurenmantecon.com
ENCAUSTIC & PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSES
Danielle Corriea, Daniella Woolf,
Rebecca Stern & Bronwyn Minton
November 5 – 8 | Thur – Sun | 10am – 5pm
$650 ($625 members) Registration deadline October 5
This four-day, hands-on workshop will provide artists with a
basic working knowledge of combining alternative photographic
processes with encaustic. We will explore creative ways to
work with photography and encaustic. Experiments with various
photographic processes include: toning, coloring, cyanotype,
digital prints, and transfers. These experiments will then be
incorporated into the encaustic process. College and graduate
credit available.
ENCAUSTIC PAINTING WITH MIXED MEDIA
Shawna Moore
July 24 – 26 | Fri – Sun | 9:30am – 4:30pm
The ancient art of wax painting is a perfect compliment for mixed
media work. By combining encaustic painting with current
imagery and content, the workshop aims to guide students into
the creation of a meaningful and contemporary expression. We
will experiment with the use of pigment sticks, etching and
imprinting, and oil washes combined with the wax. If you are new
to encaustic painting, don’t worry, we will cover the basics to get
you started and then begin adding images and additional media.
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Lorraine Glessner
ALTERNATIVE PHOTOGRAPHIC POSSIBILITIES
Jill Enfield
June 12 – 16 | Fri – Tues | 9am – 5pm
metals
BEGINNING SILVERSMITHING
Georgia Mayer
June 12 – 14 | Fri | 6pm – 9pm
Sat & Sun | 9:30am – 4:30pm
Learn to saw, solder, polish and complete some simple
silver projects. Bring sketches of simple designs. Georgia will
demonstrate simple rings, setting stones and patterns for 2 or 3
simple bracelets and / or earrings. There will be an emphasis on
individual instruction. Additional materials fees will be charged for
this class based on individual usage.
ADVANCED SILVER WORKSHOP
Dan Haga
September 17 – 20 | Thur – Sun | 9:30am – 4:30pm
This workshop will focus on advanced silversmithing skills and
learning to get a perfect finish on your silver pieces. Learn
techniques to prevent firescale as well as getting a high polish
on your pieces. Students will learn the art of overlay-design,
stamping, design, and use of turquoise in designing jewelry.
Materials for the projects will run between $25 - $75, expect
to complete 4 – 6 projects. Prerequisite: beginning silver and
confident soldering skills.
Who says a photograph has to be sharp, have lots of depth
of field, and be shot on the latest and greatest digital camera?
This workshop will explore the photographic possibilities of
using alternative cameras and accessories. Students will
experiment with Holgas, Dianas, Lensbabies, and other
alternative cameras to discover the expressive possibilities
with these tools. Experimentation, chance, failure, and fun are
all key parts of the learning process in this workshop and will
be embraced. www.jillenfield.com
ADOBE LIGHTROOM
Thomas Stimpson
June 27 & 28 | Sat – Sun | 9am – 4pm
Would you like to spend more time shooting photographs and
less time on your computer? Having a consistent and efficient
workflow is the key to successfully avoid getting bogged down
by digital processing and archiving. With the introduction of
Lightroom, photographers can now catalog, import, process and
export files for print and web all in one application. By combining
demonstrations with hands on exercises, we will generate a
workflow from capture to preparing images for print. Participants
should be familiar with Mac computers.
photography
THE DIGITAL SLR
Catherine Coe
June 6 & 7 | Sat – Sun | 9am – 4pm
This class teaches students how to use all the buttons,
knobs, and menu items on a digital single lens reflex camera.
Each session will include a short lecture on select topics,
demonstrations, field time, image reviews and personalized
feedback. Topics will include: basic camera controls,
understanding features on a digital camera, RAW vs. jpeg,
white balance, exposure, and understanding histograms.
No experience is necessary to attend this class.
Jill Enfield
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TETON LANDSCAPE: FROM GRAND TO VERNACULAR
Kyle Bajakian
July 10 – 14 | Fri – Tues | 9am – 5pm
The Tetons have been photographed uncountable times and
ways since William Henry Jackson made his first images in the
1870’s. This workshop will look at the history of the area through
photographs and then investigate what the Teton landscape is
today. Time will be spent in the field visiting historic photographic
spots and figuring out how to make a photograph that captures
the landscape of today. Daily field sessions, lab time, and
instructor presentations will help students to capture and process
a photograph that captures the Teton landscape in its present
form.
MORNING IN THE FIELD
Jon Stuart
July 25 & 26 | Sat – Sun | 5am – 12pm
The sweet morning light is frequently the best time to photograph
in Jackson Hole. This is a field course which takes advantage of
that light. Participants will meet and go to a different location each
morning and return to the photography studio to edit and critique
student images. We will leave the Art Association at or before
dawn to reach our location.
DIGITAL BLACK & WHITE: THE PERSONAL LANDSCAPE
Carlan Tapp
August 2 – 7 | Sun – Fri | 9am – 5pm
This workshop will explore the contemporary western landscape
with an emphasis on digital capture for black and white output.
Class time will be spent looking at the many variations of
interpreting the western landscape. Exercises in the field, and
instructor presentations will help students find their own view of
the landscape. In the studio students will process images and
work to make expressive black and white prints. Students will
develop the skills necessary to capture, process, and print a black
and white photograph that expresses their view of the landscape.
www.carlantapp.com
THE SPIRITED LANDSCAPE
Willie Osterman
August 17 – 21 | Mon – Fri | 9am – 5pm
This workshop is designed for students to discover their own
unique working methods of understanding the landscape. There
are no formulas for being creative. Everyone is unique, but many
are not encouraged enough to find their own way of giving form to
ideas. This workshop will present a variety of exercises on finding
your own way of giving form to your ideas through the landscape.
Presentations and numerous exercises will help foster the ability
to capture and express the significance that the individual sees
from the daily experiences in the landscape.
THE FIGURE IN MOTION
Elizabeth Opalenik
August 31 – September 4 | Mon – Fri | 9am – 5pm
This workshop will investigate the figure, both in motion and
in the landscape. During daily assignments we will use each
other, local dancers, models, and ourselves to capture the
figure. Students should be prepared to take risks, apply new
skills, and share collective knowledge to take that next step
in a supportive environment. Daily shooting and critiques will
enhance the learning process and help students gain a better
understanding of expressive possibilities of the figure.
www.opalenik.com
digital media
THE ARTIST WEBSITE
Thomas Stimpson
June 1 – 3 | Mon – Wed | 6pm – 9pm
This class will cover all the steps necessary to create a
website. Class topics will cover preparing artwork for the web,
website design, content organization, and finding the right tool
to build and publish a site. At the end of this class students
will have all of the tools and knowledge necessary to create
a website that showcases their artwork. No experience is
necessary to attend this class.
sculpture
SCULPTING IN CONCRETE:
FROM HIGH ART TO YARD ART
Johan Hagaman
October 2 – 4 | Fri – Sun | 9:30am – 4:30pm
$375 ($350 members) Registration deadline September 2
This workshop presents techniques in forming concrete to
create sculptures based on personal imagery. Students will
learn a variety of methods with which to work on a hands-on
project that will result in a small piece of art to take home.
These pieces may be painted or embossed or embedded with
found objects. A materials list is included for students to bring
certain supplies—most of which can be taken home and reused
on other projects--and they should bring any personal objects
they wish to include. College and graduate credit available.
www.johanhagamanstudio.com
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POWDER, FRIT, AND STRINGERS IN KILNFORMED GLASS
Richard Parrish
October 10 – 12 | Sat – Sun | 9:30am – 4:30pm
Mon | 6pm – 9pm
$400 ($375 members) Registration deadline September 10
This workshop expands the palette of materials and techniques
using glass frit and stringers in a multitude of ways to create a
wide variety of effects. Participants make a series of sample tiles
and finish with a thick, layered block. All materials are included in
the price of the class. College and graduate credit available.
www.fusiostudio.com
Don’t be dull in the domestic sphere; learn the components to
design your own fashionable kitchen frock. In this class we will
use sewing techniques to create and embellish a one-of-akind apron. We will cover the basics of machine sewing and
manipulating fabric through a variety of techniques including
seams, pleating, tucks, and gathering, as well as flat pattern
design. Students will be required to provide their own sewing
machine and fabric.
WEAVING, SPINNING AND DYEING
Doris Florig
August 21 – 23 | Fri – Sun | 9am – 4pm
Dye pots will constantly simmer while you learn both on-and-off
loom weaving techniques. Take a break and try felting, braiding
or spinning. Learn as much as you can about creating with
fiber. Leave this class with technical skills, inspiration and the
confidence to grow and develop into the weaver you want to be.
There will be an additional $18 material fee due to the instructor.
April 20 - 25
ART ASSOCIATION
FREE DEMO WEEK
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FAUX PAINTING
Tom Sciolino
May 8 – 9 | Fri | 5:30pm – 8pm
Sat | 9am – 4pm
Learn how to decorate your house with paint. Walls, trim, doors,
windows, and furniture. In this 2 day course we will look at color
selection, design trends and product differences for surface
preparation and finishing. We will use paint and glaze to learn
decorative techniques from Old World Fresco to making super
clean lines. This is a fun, hardworking class to increase the value
of your house and enhance your life with color. Supplies included
in price of the class
BENTWOOD FURNITURE
David Donaldson
May 15 – 16 | Fri | 5pm – 8pm
Sat | 8am – 5pm
Chair $260 Loveseat $295 Registration deadline May 5
In this fun, hands-on workshop you will build a willow chair or
loveseat that you take home with you on Saturday evening!
Bring your favorite hammer, tape measure, cordless drill (if you
have one), and a lunch for Saturday - we supply everything else,
including instruction manual with assembly drawings. Previous
students can sign up for advanced projects please call Dave if you are interested @ 801-796-DAVE.
ANATOMY OF AN APRON
Abbie Miller
June 24 – July 29 | Wed | 6pm – 9pm
Join the Art Association the week of April 20th, sample a variety
of childrens’ and adult classes, meet our teaching staff, tour our
studios and try something new for FREE! The Center for the Arts
and its residents host Open House Week with open enrollment
for summer classes, free demos, live music, a special Moose
Reading and much more. For more information and a complete
schedule visit our website: www.artassociation.org
ArtSpot Assistant
Bland Hoke
Public Art Ambassador
www.artspotinfo.org
(307) 734.0570
Art in public places? Your art in public places? I am here to help!
As the Public Art Ambassador, I am available to assist, collaborate
and ensure your art goes public. From materials, location, logistics
and installation, the only limit is your imagination. Please send a
proposal of your idea to the Center of Wonder to be considered
for an artist stipend to cover materials or other costs. This is the
gift of time, so let’s make the most of it!
Sustainable Snow Sculpture
Center of Wonder Public Art Ambassador
Imagine hiking up Snow King in mid-August and wandering
through a meandering snow canyon, resting in the shade of a
curling snow wave or pondering the 30 foot tall snow man family.
This summer, the King will be transformed into an eco-friendly
snow sculpture park with the help of snow blankets. Used in
Europe to protect glaciers, snow blankets are currently being
tested in the US to protect terrain park features, and in our case
large-scale snow sculptures! Similar to Cristo’s wrapped buildings,
the blanket will shroud the sculptural form until the end of the
summer, culminating in a surprise unveiling event. This project is
suited for people with big ideas who want to create progressive
public art! This is a volunteer project. Please call the Center of
Wonder to participate.
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SUMMER 2009 CHILDREN’S ART EDUCATION
HOW CHILDREN’S SUMMER ART PROGRAMS WORK:
Back by popular demand, this summer the Art Association is
offering day camps, week long collaborative camps, digital
camps and on-going class sessions. There are a wide variety of
programs and age groups, so make sure to take a careful look.
Our art programs encourage creativity and self-expression through
supervised arts exploration. More than 50 class offerings build
important skills and utilize a wide variety of materials and tools.
In each program, instructors give students individual instruction
working on projects within the student’s capacity and age
appropriate level.
REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 24, 2009
Registrations are accepted up to the first day of class as long as
space is available. Space is assigned on a first-come, first-serve
basis and registrations must be accompanied by full payment. It is
recommended to register early as many classes often are filled to
capacity. (The Art Association will not be taking registration prior
to this date)
CHILDREN’S ART DAY CAMPS
Kids entering Grades K – 3 sign up for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or all 40 art
days! Each week has a different theme; campers can sign up for
any combination of days throughout the week.
The Art Association is excited to announce the establishment of
the Avery Mathieu Youth Scholarship Fund in memory of Avery
Mathieu and in honor of the Mathieu family. The Art Association
has a deep and abiding friendship with the entire Mathieu family
who has actively participated in and supported its programs
over the years. The establishment of this fund is a heartfelt and
meaningful way for the Art Association, friends and family to
recognize and perpetuate Avery Mathieu’s creative, artistic legacy.
Scholarships for up to 25% of class cost will be awarded based
on scholarship funds available, class space available and/or
financial need.
COLLABORATIVE CAMPS
Kids entering grades K – 3, grades 3 – 5 and grades 6 – 9.
Collaborative camps have different themes and run either 4 or 5
days with guest artists, Dancers’ Workshop, Off Square
Theatre Company, Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival and
the Center of Wonder. Combining visual arts with nature,
music, creative movement and performance art offers an
exciting and invaluable experience!
ON-GOING CLASSES
Kids ages 2 through 12. Childrens weekly classes are on-going
classes meeting weekly in 5 to 6 week sessions. These classes
include Little Hands Little Feet, Kinderart, and Youth Clay.
REGISTRATION, REFUND & CREDIT POLICY
Register online at www.artassociation.org, by calling 307.733.6379
or in person at 240 S. Glenwood in the Center for the Arts. Classes
must be paid in full at time of registration. A 90% refund is given
upon withdrawal prior to June 1, 2009. No credits or refunds
will be given to students who withdraw after June 1. Classes
will be cancelled one week prior to class start date if a 6 student
minimum is not met. When a class is cancelled, students
are issued a full refund.
AVERY MATHIEU YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP FUND
For additional information and an application, contact Sharon Trigg
at the Art Association (307)733.6379 or via e-mail at
[email protected] Applications are also available
on-line at www.artassociation.org/classes
Please contact the Art Association if you would like to
make a donation to help establish and perpetuate the
Avery Mathieu Youth Scholarship Fund.
registration begins march 24, 2009
Visit www.artassociation.org for detailed course descriptions.
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Emily Boespflug
Emily is a Sheridan native and has a passion for the arts and outdoor
activity. She holds a BFA from the University of Wyoming in studio
art with a minor in Psychology focused on childhood development.
Emily has been teaching kids art classes for ten years and has been
with the Art Association for five years.
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Amanda Sullivan
Amanda is a Jackson native. After graduating from the Jackson Hole
High School in 2003, she received a BFA in 2006 in Painting and
Drawing from The Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design. This is
Amanda’s second year teaching summer art camps.
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Dabney West
Dabney received a BA in Studio Art and English, with an emphasis
in Children’s Literature from Kenyon College in Ohio. For many
summers she worked at a children’s camp in Canada. This is
Dabney’s second year teaching summer art camps.
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Tasha Cronk
Tasha has been living in Jackson for over 10 years, and has been
working with children in the community for most of that time. She
has a BA from the University of Massachusetts and has taken many
continuing education classes in art and child education. Tasha has
been teaching kids art classes for the Art Association since 2002.
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grades k – 3
JUNE 15 – 19
Clay Camp
5 day camp | Mon–Fri | 9am – 3pm
Ceramics Studio
$250
In this camp, students will use a variety of hand building
methods introducing the many possibilities clay has to offer
from wall hangings to funky vessels. Work with Ellie and
Tasha designing and glazing a variety of fun and functional
projects. The last two days of camp will concentrate on
glazing and small-scale, air-dry projects. Please pick up work
within 2 weeks of the camp as we have very little storage
space. Class size limited to 14 students.
JUNE 22 – 26
The Savvy Art World Traveler
Sign up by the day! | Mon–Fri | 9am – 3pm
Multipurpose Studio
$55 per day ($45 per day members)
monday Tales From Egypt
Take your story to the tomb! Be topographer and make
maps of the ancient pyramids complete your own mummy
and his/her buried treasures.
tuesday The North Pole
Brrr!! Head far north to the land of penguins and polar bears
for a day of snow inspired art…in June!
wednesday The Land Down Under
Discover a place where evolution and isolation has resulted in
funky mammals with pouches and duck-bills. Use aboriginal
art techniques and styles when making your own dijeridoo or
rain-stick.
thursday Art of the Orient
Dance with your own paper windsocks, discover the Chinese
Dragon and try your hand at Japanese brushstroke painting.
friday Africa
Cruise the enormous African continent and discover the cool
arts and crafts of several countries from masks to your own
stamped mud cloth.
Ellie Levins
Ellie is a Minnesota native and has a passion for the arts and
the outdoors. She holds a BS from the University of Vermont in
education and an art teaching endorsement from Montana State
University. She has been teaching students ages pre-K through
high school in the Jackson community for three years.
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grades k – 3 (continued)
JUNE 29 – JULY 3
The Spirituality of Trees
A collaboration with The Center of Wonder &
The Art Association of Jackson Hole
Multipurpose Studio
Nature inspired art making! Learn about the natural world while
you explore, collect and create your own art pieces. Ride the
Spirit of Alexandria bus for hands-on natural land art creations
in the field and collecting materials for later use. Spend the
mornings with a Naturalist in various locations around the valley,
returning to the Art Association for afternoon art making. There
will be a different theme each day, inspired by the connection we
have with the fascinating world of trees.
monday: Your Favorite Tree Inside and Out:
The Life of a Tree
tuesday: Trees as Homes and Hangouts:
Animals Within and Homemade Hammocks
wednesday: Listening to the Trees:
Ecosystem and Global Warming
thursday: Totems:
Unique Storytelling Using Tree Branches
friday: The Whole Forest:
Found Rhythms and Music in the Woods
JULY 6 – 10
Site-Specific Dancing Artists
A collaboration with Dancers’ Workshop
and the Art Association of Jackson Hole
Performance on Friday
Drop off: Dancers’ Workshop
Pick-up: Multi-Purpose Studio
$250
In this camp, students will have the opportunity to delve into
dance and art, integrating genres of visual art and creative
movement. Campers will spend half the day creating visual
pieces with a variety of mediums and the other half exploring
movement and dance making on location throughout the Center
and surrounding area. Kids will wrap up the week with a
performance Friday afternoon showcasing aspects of both visual
art and creative movement.
Found Sound: The Art of Urban Music
A collaboration with Justin Smith
4 day camp | Mon–Thur | 9am – 3pm
Performance on Friday, 1pm, Miller Park during Art Fair
Multi-Purpose Studio
$200
Kids will design, explore, play, decorate, build and perform with
percussion instruments made from everyday and found objects
in this exciting 4 day camp. Music educator Justin Smith will join
Art Association staff, bringing his expertise in music, percussion
and performance for a bashing fun time! Justin has been an
active musician and educator in Jackson for over 14 years. He
has fronted bands such as Mandatory Air, One Ton Pig, Barnyard
Stomp and Joe’s Garage Open Stage. He has several years of
experience teaching music to both children and adults, including
two previous “The Art of Urban Music Camps” and the JHME
Mountain Bluegrass camp for kids.
JULY 21 – 24
Circus World of Art
4 day camp | Tues–Fri | 9am – 3pm
$200
Have you ever watched a circus performance? In this 4-day
camp, you will be part of that circus, designing your own act with
props and face paint. Make your own train car for the circus train,
ready for parade! Join guest artists and Art Association staff on
your own circus adventure complete with fantastic art making,
games and outdoor play under the big tent!
JULY 27 – 31
Fabulous Fine Art and
Modern Art Marvels
monday Expressionism and The Fauves
Experiment with various kinds of printmaking, creating designs
inspired by artists such as Matisse and Kandinsky. After a flurry
of printing, some of the designs will be turned into wearable art!
tuesday Impressionism
Color your world using paint and pastels and learn to paint
pictures of yourself, family, friends and nature. We will practice
mixing colors and exploring textures, then find inspiration for our
own work from artists like Manet, Monet, Renoir and
Mary Cassatt.
wednesday Post-Impressionism
Create paintings big and small today using pointillism like Seurat
and fun, swirly textures like Van Gogh. We will make our own
textured paints and finish the day painting group murals!
thursday Cubism and Futurism
Cubists like Pablo Picasso took everyday subjects and
re-arranged them in a new way, showing many sides of the
same object at the same time. Futurists like Picasso and Braque
found ways to express time, space and energy in their art. Make
your own cubist collages and sculptures, and learn how to draw
motion!
friday Abstraction
There are so many kinds of abstract art from the work of Jackson
Pollock to Mondrain. Let your imagination go wild as we explore
endless forms of creating abstract art from bubble and blow paint
to splatter and string painting.
AUGUST 3 – 7
Fairy Tales Inside Out
A collaboration with Off Square Theatre Company
$250
Students will have the opportunity to delve into both visual and
performing arts to create their own group performance art piece
based on their own fairy-tale creations. Students will create live
art through their own folkloric characters from far-fetched stories.
Come experience the possibilities of becoming a gnome, fairy,
goblin or any other imaginary creature of your very own!
AUGUST 10 – 13
Planet Earth
Sign up by the day! | Mon–Thur | 9am – 3pm
monday Whether the Weather
Take your five senses for a ride exploring the four seasons and
changes in the weather for a fun-filled day of creative art making.
Scented spring flowers, textures of snow, summer bubble painting
and fall leafy designs of your very own!
tuesday Bees, Birds and Butterflies
Take flight and soar towards the sky with your very own set of
wings! What would your wings look like if you were a dragonfly
or butterfly? Make your own silly bugs that buzz in the garden or
flit from flower to flower.
wednesday Whales, Scales and Turtles Tails
Enjoy a sunny day on the beach with your own ocean-inspired art
making. Swim with your fantastic fish prints, make a sun-dial and
swirly sand paintings.
thursday Lions, Tigers and Bears
Nature’s threatened giants come to life in Mangelson and
Hirishi’s book “Our Three Bears”, with a gentle message about
conservation and habitat. Explore the natural world surrounding us
and create endangered species inspired art of all kinds.
AUGUST 18 – 21
Clay Camp II
Ceramics Studio
$225
In this camp, students will use a variety of hand building methods
introducing the many possibilities clay has to offer from slab
boxes to animal bookends. Work with Emily and Tasha designing
and glazing a variety of fun and functional projects. The last two
days of camp will concentrate on glazing and small-scale, air-dry
projects. Please pick up work within 2 weeks of the camp as we
have very little storage space.
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grades k – 3 (continued)
AUGUST 24 – 28
All About Space
monday From Space to Space
If you could travel in any way shape or form of your choice,
what’s that style? Where would you go? Design your own form
of transportation and bring it to life using recycled materials and
crafty art items.
tuesday Sun, Moon and Stars
Decorate your room with your own planetary and celestial mobiles
and try your hand at sun print photography.
wednesday Shapes in Space
Float around as if you are part of a Calder mobile or inside a Paul
Klee or Juan Miro painting. Find your place in space using color
and line, creating your own brilliant ink, pastel and watercolor
paintings and wire sculptures.
thursday Your Own Space
Decorate your room from kid-sized corkboards and Asian lanterns
to wall-hangings and miniature framed masterpieces.
friday Outer Space
Orbit to outer space and live on another planet for a day! Use
glow-in-the-dark art materials for all your martian-like needs!
grades 3 – 5
June 22 – 26
Clay Camp
Ceramics Studio
$250
In this camp, students will explore more advanced, yet ageappropriate techniques that result in fun and functional ceramic
pieces. Work with Tasha and Ellie combining a variety of
handbuilding and altering techniques while expressing your
personal style. The last two days of camp will concentrate on
glazing and small-scale, air-dry projects. Please pick up work
within 2 weeks of the camp as we will have very little storage
space. Class size limited to 14 students.
Space Camp
A collaboration with Dancers’ Workshop, Jackson Hole Wildlife
Film Festival, and the Art Association of Jackson Hole
Pick-up: Children’s Studio
$200
Several organizations have joined together to offer an out-of-thisworld experience in celebration of the Year of the Cosmos, 2009!
Make your own glow-in-the-dark art and space outfits with the Art
Association, moonwalk and space-slide with Dancer’s Workshop
and capture random moments on film with the Jackson Hole
Wildlife Film Festival. There will be a well-supervised overnight
“boom” camp-out at the Center on Thursday night brought to
you by The Center of Wonder. Join local astronomers Thursday
evening for stargazing with telescopes in addition to fun art
experiments. A mellow Friday will follow, including an afternoon
showcase summarizing the camper’s week of space adventure.
AUGUST 10 – 13
West African Workshop:
Drum, Dance and Art Making
A collaboration with Dancers’ Workshop, Darial,
4 day camp | Mon–Thur | 9am – 3pm
Performance on Friday, 11am, Miller Park during Art Fair
Children’s Studio
$200
In this camp, kids will explore West African song, visual art,
movement and drumming. Guest artist Daria will join the Art
Association and Dancer’s Workshop for the entirety of this
collaboration, sure to be a unique learning experience! Daria
lives part time in Guinea, West Africa and studies traditional
dance and drumming. Her School is Woontanara, a West
African dance and drum company that will perform following the
camper’s performance at the Art Fair on Friday. Campers will
have the opportunity to perform with their peers as well as with
Woontanara, the morning of Friday, July 17. Come explore a
different culture hands-on, complete with music, dance and
your very own art and instruments!
AUGUST 18 – 21
Myths and Legends
A collaboration with Off Square Theatre Company
$200
In this camp, students will have the opportunity to delve into both
visual and performing arts to create their own group performance
art piece derived from bits and pieces of their own myths and
legends. Perhaps we create a time capsule telling of the time we
live in now! How would the future perceive what’s inside? What
legends would be born to say who, where and what happened…
or myths explaining how? Join the fun in fantasy, creating a
sacred story of your own and acting as a part of history.
grades 6 – 9
AUGUST 10 – 14
digital art camps
Filmworks Filmmaking
A collaboration with the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival
In this 5 day camp, students will make a short digital film as
a collective group to be screened at the end of the week.
Participants will experience all of the steps in the filmmaking
process from pre-production and shooting the film to editing the
end product. Completely immerse yourself in the film world with
the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival staff!
JULY 20 – 24
Center for the Arts
$300
JUNE 29 – JULY 3
Creative Writing Camp:
Thinking Like a Writer
Kati Standefer
5 day workshop | Mon–Fri | 10am – 4pm
Outside Center for the Arts Tent
$225
Join creative writer, Kati Standefer for a week of fictional field
expeditions about town. Become more conscious of the world
around you as you observe and reflect through brief descriptive
“sketches.” Proceed through revisions with feedback from your
peers and teachers, building up your ideas and thoughts into
a longer story. Bring the world around you to life! Kati has a
degree in Fiction Writing from Colorado College and has worked
as a writer and musician for pARTners for several years. She
recently won the Reville Prize for “Moment for Tanagers,” and
was recently published in Camas, an Environmental Literary
Journal. Bring along your favorite pen, journal and some form
of clock.
grades 6 – 7
Rebecca Stern
Photography Studio
$250
JULY 27 – 31
grades 4 – 5
Rebecca Stern
Photography Studio
$250
Get creative as we explore the world of digital art and
photography! Each day will be an adventure in the field with
discussions, editing and critiques held in the Art Association
Digital Lab. Walk away with your own collection of presentable
images! All equipment and supplies included.
Limited to 8 students
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youth clay
YOUTH PLEIN AIR WORKSHOPS
June 30 – August 11
Greg Houda
Session I: Grades 4 – 5 | July 6 – 8
Session II: Grades 1 – 3 | July 13 – 15
Mon–Wed | 10am – 3pm
Call for Location
$150 ($125 members)
Join art teacher extraordinaire, Greg Houda, in painting
with watercolor and pencil “in the field.” He will discuss and
demonstrate the elements of light, shadow, line and color as they
appear in the landscape. In addition to painting and drawing,
students will engage in creating land art using natural found
materials similar to environmental artist, Andy Goldsworthy. This
class is taught entirely outdoors so be sure to bring a backpack
with lunch, bug repellent, sunscreen, a jacket, water bottle and
sun hat.
SUMMER KINDERCLAY: Ages 3 - 5 years
Tasha Cronk
Tues | 9:30am – 10:30am
$175 ($150 members)
This 7 session class will cover a variety of hand building
techniques using various tools. Finished pieces will be painted
with glaze! Go ahead and get your hands dirty! All supplies
and firings are included.
July 1 – August 12
SUMMER CLAY: Grades K – 2
Tasha Cronk
Wed | 9:30am – 11am
$200 ($175 members)
This 7 session class will cover a variety of hand building
techniques like making pinch pots, slab building and sculpting
from extruded clay. Finished pieces will be fired and painted
with glaze! New methods of construction will be introduced
throughout the session allowing for endless creativity and
imagination! All supplies and firings included.
July 2 – August 13
SUMMER CLAY: Grades 3 – 5
Tasha Cronk
Thur | 9:30am – 11am
$200 ($175 members)
In this 7 session class students will explore endless
possibilities using different hand building techniques directed
toward individual expression. Get to the heart of your ideas
when creating extruded creatures and coil pot vessels, handbuilt relief sculptures and much more! All supplies and firings
included.
little people
FAMILY INSPIRED SATURDAYS
LITTLE HANDS, LITTLE FEET:
Ages 2 & 3 with caregiver
Sat | 9am – 12pm
Grades K – 5 with a caregiver
Staff
Session I: June 10 – July 8
Session II: July 29 – August 26
Wed | 10am – 10:45am
$100 ($85 members)
$35 ($25 members)
Little Hands, Little Feet classes focus on age-appropriate fun,
mucky, messy, gooey projects that slowly introduce children to
the fundamentals of making art. Each week’s theme is based on
a different children’s book. All supplies are included.
Capture faces in time in this fun mask-making workshop. In this
class we will learn about mask making from several different
cultures. Each student will then decorate his or her own mask
with beautiful, crafty and recycled materials.
June 29 – August 10
July 25
FUN RANDOM WEAVE BASKETS
Valerie Seaberg
SUMMER KINDERART: Ages 3-6 years
Tasha Cronk
Mon | 10am – 11am
$150 ($125 members)
Exploring the world of art in many different directions. Hands-on
learning with small hands and big smiles. Go ahead and get your
hands dirty! During each class a different book will be read aloud
and a project based on the book will follow. All supplies are
included.
June 20
MIXED MEDIA SPIRIT MASKS
Valerie Seaberg
Using round reed, Willow and Dogwood, students will learn this
beautiful and easy basket making style. Random weave baskets
are a lot like making birds nests and can become as refined or
as wild as your imagination allows.
HAVE AN ART PARTY AT THE ART ASSOCIATION!
Are you looking for a unique, exciting and inspiring birthday activity for a special day? Then come party at the Art Association!
We supply the teacher, materials and hands-on art activity and you supply the refreshments, decorations, cake and presents.
Party guests gather (dressed for a mess) and ready for a unique art-making experience. Give us a call, tell us about your theme
and ideas and we can discuss project activities and availability to fulfill your one-of-a-kind celebration!
Call 307-733-6379 for more information.
307.733.6379 21
240 S. GLENWOOD AVENUE, SECOND FLOOR
PO BOX 1500 JACKSON, WY 83001
P 307.733.6398 F 307.733.8497
E [email protected] www.dwjh.org
SUMMER 2009 DANCERS’ WORKSHOP CLASS SCHEDULE
JULY 6 – 10
KINDER & YOUTH
CLASSES/CAMPS
Beginning June 23
KINDER STEPS (3 year olds)
Tuesdays | 9:10 – 9:40am & 9:40 – 10:10am
$85 for 8 classes, pre-registration required
Beginning June 23
KINDER DANCE/TECH (4 & 5 year olds)
Tuesdays | 10:10 – 11:10am & 11:10 – 12:10pm
Beginning June 23
INTRO-TECH/ PRE-BALLET (6-8 year olds)
Mondays | 4:15 – 5:15pm
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Site-Specific Dancing Artists
(grades k – 3)
Pick-up: Multi-Purpose Studio
$250, Register at the Art Association of Jackson Hole
Kids will design, explore, play, decorate, build and perform with
percussion instruments made from everyday and found objects
in this exciting 4 day camp. Music educator Justin Smith will join
Art Association staff, bringing his expertise in music, percussion
and performance for a bashing fun time! Justin has been an
active musician and educator in Jackson for over 14 years. He
has fronted bands such as Mandatory Air, One Ton Pig, Barnyard
Stomp and Joe’s Garage Open Stage. He has several years
experience teaching music to both children and adults, including
two previous “The Art of Urban Music” and the JHME Mountain
Bluegrass camp for kids.
JULY 21 – 24
Space Camp (grades 3 – 5)
Pick-up: Children’s Studio
$200, Register at the Art Association of Jackson Hole
Several organizations have joined together to offer an out-of-thisworld experience in celebration of the Year of the Cosmos, 2009!
Make your own glow-in-the-dark art and space outfits with the Art
Association, moonwalk and space-slide with Dancers’ Workshop
and capture random moments on film with the Jackson Hole
Wildlife Film Festival. There will be a well-supervised overnight
“boom” camp-out at the Center on Thursday night brought to
you by The Center of Wonder. Join local astronomers Thursday
evening for stargazing with telescopes in addition to fun art
experiments. A mellow Friday will follow, including an afternoon
showcase summarizing the camper’s week of space adventure.
FITNESS CLASSES (continued):
YOUTH
DANCE CAMPS
Session I: July 27 – 31
DANCE ON BROADWAY:
AMERICAN MUSICALS (9–12 year olds)
$200 for the workshop, pre-registration required
Come explore the many styles of Broadway dance! Students will
learn the history of Broadway and the evolution of jazz dance.
Broadway dances will include exciting musicals like Oklahoma,
Wiz, Fosse, Hairspray, Grease, West Side Story, 42nd Street and
others. The camp includes technique classes in modern and ballet
with a final performance on Friday.
Session II: August 3 – 7
DANCE & MULTI-MEDIA (9–12 year olds)
$200 for the workshop, pre-registration required
Discover a new genre of dance that combines multi-media and
dance for performance and film. Learn film techniques, how to
create immersive environments, and film your own video-dance.
The camp includes technique classes in modern and ballet with a
final performance on Friday.
POWER JIVAMUKTI YOGA (Intermediate)
Wednesdays, 12:00–1:15pm
TAE KWON DO (ALL LEVELS)
TAE KWON DO (ALL LEVELS)
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:00–7:30pm
BALLET WORKOUT (ALL LEVELS)
Tuesdays & Fridays, 9:30–10:30am
CAPOIERA (ALL LEVELS)
Tuesdays, 7:30–9:00pm
dance fitness (ALL LEVELS)
Tuesdays, 5:15–6:15pm
DANCE CLASSES:
INTERMEDIATE BALLET
Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:15–7:45pm
INTERMEDIATE MODERN
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:15–7:45pm
CARDIO HIP HOP (ALL LEVELS)
Thursdays, 6:00–7:15pm
BELLY DANCE (ALL LEVELS)
flamenco workshop
JUNE 8 – AUGUST 15
intro to flamenco
Mondays, 6:30–7:15pm, Beginners 7:15pm–8::30pm
PRIVATE TRAINING:
PILATES PRIVATE & Semi-private EQUIPMENT SESSIONS
(ALL LEVELS)
Cost: $80 private, $60 semi-private, Discount Cards available
PRIVATE DANCE SESSIONS (ALL LEVELS)
Cost: Rates subject to instructor.
Call Dancers’ Workshop at 307.733.6398 for Private Pilates, or Dance Instruction
SUMMER RETREAT AT DANCERS’ WORKSHOP
adult
dance & fitness
June 1-August 15
ADULT DANCE PROGRAM
$16 per class | 5-Card $60 | 10-Card $100
Adult classes are offered in a variety of disciplines. These
classes build strength, flexibility, core stability, coordination
and balance. Private lessons are also available.
FITNESS CLASSES:
PILATES MAT (Beginning)
Mondays & Wednesdays, 5:15–6:15pm
PILATES MAT (all levels)
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 8:30–9:30am, Saturdays, 9:00–10:00am
CARDIO KICKBOXING (ALL LEVELS)
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8:30–9:30am
POWER YOGA (ALL LEVELS)
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8:30–9:30am
YOGA RETREAT IN JACKSON HOLE 2009
June 25–28
ALL DAY RETREAT, Local discount available
Includes yoga classes, hiking tours, meditation, and whitewater rafting
Drop-in classes available for $16
For a complete schedule or to register call Carson Effrid at 919.760.0546
UPCOMING DANCERS’ WORKSHOP
BLACK BOX PERFORMANCE:
Contemporary Dance Wyoming
Friday, March 20 & Saturday, March 21, 7:30pm & 9pm
For tickets call 307.733.6398
UPCOMING CENTER THEATER
PERFORMANCES:
New Dances/New Choreographers
Saturday, May 16, 7:30pm
Progress Performance
Thursday, May 21, 6:30pm
For tickets call the Center Theater 307.733.4900
ART ASSOCIATION DONORS January – December 2008
45 Years of Hands On Experience
thanks to the Art Association’s generous friends
(above and beyond annual membership)
J.C. & S. Adams Donor Advised Fund
Albertson’s
Joyce & Roger Amadon
Emily & Jim Ambler
Betty & Shaun Andrikopoulos
Anonymous
Mary & Dan Armour
Cathy Aronson
Associated Film Company
Sallie and Duby Ausley
Jane Baldwin and Jim Roscoe
Joan and Huntley Baldwin
Jill Baldauf
Bank of Jackson Hole
Betty Baril
Reba Bass
Beads and Needs
Helen and Ken Begelman
Anne Bell and Ian Osler
Gainor & Joe Bennett
Berlin Architects
Robert & Sheila Berner
Martha & William Best
Lea Bonnecaze & Ian Levenson
Angela & Fred Bowditch
Stephanie & Mike Brennan
Tony & Linda Brooks
Craig & Janis Brown
Andrea & Bill Broyles
Marion Buchenroth
Susan & Frank Burkitt
Marian & Dennis Butcher
Sally & Jim Byrne
Lisa & David Carlin
Barbara & Jerry Carlson
Roberta Carney
Babs Case
Center for the Arts
Center of Wonder
Liz & Frank Christensen
Curtis & Ana Lucia Clifton
Donna Clinton
Nancy & Dick Collister
Collister Family Fund
Eliza & Tom Chrystie
Sarah Coleman
The Colgin Family
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Kathy Coosaia
Helen & Mike Cottingham
Kirsten Cullen
Patty Coursey & John Batenhorst
Sophie & Derek Craighead
Crane Creek Graphics
Cultural Council of Jackson Hole / Arts for All
Robin Dabney
Cindy & Matt Daly
Brenda & Bill Davidson
Ginger & Rutledge Deas
Roberta & Steven Denning
Evie & Gary Dennis
Sandy & Jack Dennis
Christine & Art Denton
Gayle Downing
Dragicevich Foundation
Stephen Dynia Architects
Syd & Gary Elliott
Charles Engelhard Foundation
Robin & Guylan Evans
Marcie & Mark Feldman
Cissie Ferguson
First Bank of the Tetons
First Interstate Bank
Penny Fogel
Betsy & Peter Forster
Laura Garrard
Cindee & Doug George
Peggy Gilday
Denise Glassman
David Gottfried
Thais Graham
Graham4
Horace & Elizabeth Gray
Joy & Tony Greene
Edith & Bob Grinnell
Mary & Judd Grossman
Anna & Doug Haas
Gerald & Helen Halpin
Margaret Hardy in honor of Eliza Mathieu
Lauren Harris & Jim Knowles
Ron & Joan Harris
Chris Hartley
Ann Harvey
Molly & Chris Hawks
Charisse & Curt Haws
Carolynn & Bruce Hawtin
Hawtin-Jorgensen Architects
Kathe Henry
Victoria Hess
Marieluise Hessel
Link Hibbard
Anne & Dick Higgins
Jane, Tom & Maggie Hill
Sharon & Dale Hilpert
Molly & Scott Hirschfield
Christopher K. Ho
Bland & Liza Hoke Family
HUB BHJ Insurance
Mercedes & John Huff
Kit Hughes
Richard Hughes
Elaine Infanger
Jackson Hole Resort Lodging
Jackson Pediatrics/Drs. Little & Ridgway
The Jackson State Bank & Trust
Jackson Temp Services, Inc.
Mia Jensen & Sean O’Malley
Nancy Jarrell & Ed Smail
Robin & Tommy Johnson
Jones & Terwilliger Galleries
Chelcie Jonke
Becky & Tom Jordan
Jeffrey Kaphan
Jean & Jim Lewis
Kehr Levy Fund
Elizabeth & Andy King
Susan & Fred Kingwill
Carrie & Scott Kirkpatrick
Constance & Dennis Larkin
Elaine Laviage
Florence Lemle & Ron Saypol
Tim Libassi
Liljestrom Family
Kristina Loggia
Maureen & Frank Londy
Katsey Long
Deborah Wilson Lopez & Manuel Lopez
Elisabet & Wes Lucas
Lokey Lytjen & Bill Collins
Diann & Tom Mann
Mr. & Mrs. Jack MacGregor
Priscilla Marden & Tony Panarisi
Pat Martin
Master’s Studio
James Mathieu
Georgia Mayer
Elizabeth McCabe
Lyndsay McCandless
Holly McCollister in memory of
Paul & Esther McCollister
Pam & Larry McCool
Kelly McDermott & Mark Daverin
Julie & Bob McLaurin
Robin & Bill McLeod
Glenda & Tom McNichols
Amy & Lyle McReynolds
Laura McWethy
Irene & Moe Mellion
Elinor & C. Scott Miller
Robert Moeller
Glenda Moon
Georgie Morgan
Bobbi & Jim Moses
Chilton & Cody Mueller
Bridget Mullen & Michael Stern
our mission: The Art Association is dedicated to encouraging a vital, creative community by
providing everyone with exposure to, education in, and enjoyment of a wide varity of art.
Dana & Carl Nagel
Ann & Kent Nelson
New Belgium Brewing Company
Newton Foundation Donor Advised Fund
Old Bill’s Fun Run 12
Open Sky Studio – Sara & Tim Dykema
Marge & Gil Ordway
Osprey Beverages
Connie Owen
Joan R. Palmer
Joanne Parsons
Louise Parzick
Marilyn, Rick, Blake & Emily Paul
Arturo Peralta-Ramos
Cynda Peralta-Ramos
Larry & Linda Perlman
Debbie Petersen in memory of Jim Petersen
Sally Phinny
Bonnie & Tom Pockat
Gloria Polis
Carol & Steve Poole
Holly & Warren Pratt
Prestige Services Corp.
Peggy & Greg Prugh
Prugh Real Estate
Glenda & William Ramsay
Pamela Rankin
Diane & Glen Ray
Winifred Reilly
Rendezvous Engineering
Nancy & Chuck Resor
Story & Bill Resor Family
Micah Richardson
Larry Rieser
Dr. & Mrs. Bill Rigsby
Genelle and Paul Robishaw
Jody Roche
Terry & Bert Romberg
Wendy Rominger
Bo & Charlie Ross
Susan Rotenstreich
Ramona Roters
Salt Lake Art Center
Christopher P. Sandvig & Louisa Myrin
Becky & Tom Schell
Debbie Schlinger
Judie & Carl Schmidlapp
Judie & Carl Schmidlapp in
honor of Mary K. Weiss
Peggy Rose Schneider Foundation
Schultz Family Foundation
Tracy & Terry Schwab
Julie & Charlie Schwartz
Loretta Scott
Peter Selkowitz
Sieglinde Fund of the CFJH/Susan Rauch
Barbara & John Simms
Mimi & Frank Slaughter
Dorie Smith
Smith’s Food and Drug
Smithsonian National Museum of
the American Indian
Snake River Float Trips/Karen & Stan Chatham
Sotheby’s International Realty
The Southways Foundation/Charles Resor
Jeanie & Fred Staehr
Noa Staryk
Karen & Dick Stewart
Pamela Stockton
Strout Architects
Rich & Sue Sugden
Judy & Jack Swann
Kimberly & Stephen Swann
Catherine Tallichet
Richard Tambor & Ellen Wilson
Mark Tarrant
Karla Tessler & Chase Collins
Walter I. “Mike” & Jean Louise Thieme
Ned Thomas
Barbara & Kenneth Thomasma
Tenley Thompson
Thursday Roundtable of the CFJH
Georgene & John Tozzi
Meaghan & John Tozzi
Barbara Trentham
Sharon & Ed Trigg & The McKeons
Ruth & James Trout
Phyllis & Howard Turtle
Amy & Steve Unfried/Unfried Foundation
Maggie & John Valiante
Jim Van Nostrand
Beatrice & Peter van Roijen
Teresa Waterman
Mary K. Weiss Foundation
William E. Weiss Foundation
Wendy & Chad Weiss
Wells Fargo
Marylee White & Charlie Thomas
Whitehawk Productions
Cathy & Robert Wikoff
Wild Hands
Anne P. Willert
Ann Williams and Robert La Ganza
Chris & Kurt Wimberg
Terry Winchell
Ellen & Jason Winkler
Women’s Health Center of Jackson
The Wort Hotel
John Wright & Dana Olsen
Deb Wuersch & Robert Ablondi
Laurel Wyckoff
Wyoming Arts Council
Wyoming Humanities Council
Wyoming Workforce Development Fund
Lynda, Miles, Gabe & Terry Yazzolino
Barbara Zelazo & Michael Scher
Dimmie Zeigler
Dava Zucker
A.A. Zvegintzov
Gifts-in-Kind
of Products and Services
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Beightol
Agnes Bourne & Jim Leubbers
Kay Brockermeyer
Andrea Broyles
Bunnery
Changes Hair & Nail Salon
Domino’s Pizza
Dornan’s
Sam Dowd
Jay Dusard
Livia & Will Garson
David Gottfried
Bland Hoke, III.
Jackson Curbside Recycling
Jackson Hole Wine Company
Jackson Whole Grocer
Jedediah’s House of Sourdough
Jay Kaplan
Joffa Kerr
Kirkpatrick Family
Eve Lavins
Remy Levy
Georgia Mayer
Therese Metherel
Museo Fine Art
National Museum of Wildlife Art
Old West Press / Dawn McKibbin
Pearl Street Bagels
Pierson Land Survey
Planet Jackson Hole
Sidewinder’s & Merry Piglets
Snow King Resort
Sonoma-Cutrer
Gerry Spence
Karen Stewart
Molly Stewart
Georgiana Still
David Strickland
Teton Coca-Cola
The Liquor Store
Kathy Turner
September Vhay
Robert Wikoff
Cindie Williams
Wort Hotel
John Wright – Portis Group
307.733.6379 25
ART ASSOCIATION support & DEVELOPMENT
VISIONARY CHALLENGE GRANT 2009
Possibilities multiply at the Art Association.....
Join the ChallengE!
To provide additional stability during challenging economic times, a $10,000 Visionary Challenge
Grant has recently been awarded to the Art Association on the condition that a 2:1 match of
$20,000 is obtained by May 1. Please join us and make a gift today to help your Art Association
meet this Challenge. Your matching tax-deductible gift will support our programs that serve thousands each
year through art classes for all ages, school and outreach programs, special events and exhibit. It would be an
investment in the unique creative environment that the Art Association has nurtured for over 46 years.
Matching gifts of any size - small or large - are welcome as long as they are unrestricted and designated to the
Visionary Challenge. Pledges are acceptable, as long as payment is made by May 1. All donations will be listed
according to donor wishes, with $1000+ prominently recognized as Art Association Visionaries.
Visionary Challenge donations may be made securely on-line at www.artassociation.org/join.htm,
by mail to PO Box 1248, Jackson, WY 83001; in person at the Art Association at 240 S. Glenwood;
or by phone (307) 733-6379.
Imagine the possibilities. THANK YOU!
Portrait of an Art Association Member:
rudy boreggo
Rudy Borrego has been an active Member of the Art Association
since 2000 when he took his first Beginning Ceramics class.
Since then, Rudy has been a regular figure, creating his own
unique work and supervising Open Studio, and serving as an
assistant in Beginning and Intermediate Ceramics classes.
Rudy also served as the Interim Ceramics Studio Manager
in 2006 after Michael Cottrell left and before Sam Dowd
arrived. Rudy taught his first Beginning Ceramics class
for the Art Association this winter. Recently he led the
community in a project to decorate over 700 colorful tiles
for the newly remodeled Brew Pub (if you missed your
chance to create one of these tiles - stay tuned…another
opportunity is coming!)
How has the Art Association affected your artistic development?
If you have a story you would like to share, email it to:
[email protected]
support your art association
The Art Association is a non-profit visual arts organization that
has served Jackson Hole for over forty-five years. We provide art
classes for all ages and abilities, free art exhibits, events, art fairs,
art films, lectures, and preK-12 school and outreach programs. In
addition to supporting the Art Association as a member, we offer
a variety of ways to support our mission to encourage a
vital, creative community.
giving opportunities
• Annual Giving • Event, Program or Exhibit Sponsorship
• Corporate and Foundation Giving
• Business Partner Program
• Memorial & Tribute Gifts
• Planned Giving
• Gifts of Stock
• In-Kind Donations
You can also support the Art Association
while you search the web, shop the web
and grocery shop!
Goodsearch and GoodShop
Search the web with www.goodsearch.com and shop the web
with www.goodsearch.com/goodshopping. Participating advertisers and retailers donate a percentage of your sale to the Art
Association … including Land’s End, Amazon.com, Gap, EBay,
and Travelocity.
SMITH’S and ALBERTSON’S
Smith’s and Albertson’s grocery stores give back a percentage of
your grocery sales for our preK-12 youth arts education programs
through use of your Albertson’s Community Partners Cards and
Smith’s Fresh Values Cards. Call us for details on how to sign up
or inquire at your local grocery store.
Development Director, Cathy Wikoff or Executive Director,
Karen Stewart are available to answer your questions and
provide more information. (307) 733-6379, PO Box 1248,
Jackson, WY 83001; or E-mail [email protected].
Complete form, cut out, and mail to: the Art Association of jackson hole PO BOX 1248 Jackson, WY 83001 or join online at www.artassociation.org/join.htm
JOIN THE ART ASSOCIATION!
NAME
ORGANIZATION
ADDRESS
CITY/STATE/ZIP
options
$
$
$
$
$
$
INDIVIDUAL $35
FAMILY $50
BUSINESS $100 / 500 / 1000 / 2000*
SPONSOR $200 +
EXHIBITIONIST $500
VISIONARY $1000
PHONE/FAX
$
$
ADDITIONAL GIFT
TOTAL ENCLOSED
EMAIL
PAYMENT METHOD
ALTERNATE ADDRESS
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CHECK
VISA
MC
EXPIRES
DATE
CITY/STATE/ZIP
*BUSINESS PARTNER BROCHURE AVAILABLE
ORGANIZATION
Payment above $35 is a contribution and is tax deductible.
The Art Association is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Tax ID# 74-2547735
307.733.6379 27
The Big Lebowski comes to Jackson Hole!
Stay tuned for more details, but start
preparing for White Russians, Sarsaparillas,
Oat Sodas, a costume contest, trivia
and …What-Have-You…
The Art Association of Jackson Hole Presents
art fair
jackson hole
calendar of events
2009 Art Fair
Jackson Hole
July 17 – 19 | August 14 – 16
takin’ it
to the streets
September 13, 2009
Applications Available:
June 12, 2009
Application Deadline:
Postmarked by July 13, 2009
christmas
bazaar 2009
December 5, 2009
Applications Available:
September 14, 2009
Application Deadline:
First Come – First Serve
Visit www.jhartfair.org
for more information
*Additional Art Fair Jackson Hole information and
applications can be accessed
at: www.zapplication.com
Stargazers © Nick Wroblewski
SPONSORED BY: WELLS FARGO, FIRST INTERSTATE BANK, FIRST BANK OF THE TETONS,
TETON COCA-COLA, JACKSON HOLE RESORT LODGING, THE WORT HOTEL, WYOMING ARTS COUNCIL
307.733.6379 29
Piano Lessons
Accepting new students, beginner
& intermediate levels, all ages
Laura Huckin
huckin @ silverstar.com
(801) 865.3171 or (307) 654.5497
Lessons offered in the Music
Center at the Center for the Arts
VOLUNTEER!
If you would like to be an Art Association volunteer,
please contact Jenny Dowd:
[email protected]
Continue making Jackson Hole
a vital & creative community.
“The Grand Canyon taught me a way of seeing. How to
see light and design.”
-Photographer John Blaustein
Lasting Light: 125 Years of
grand CanYon PhotograPhY
celebrating 15 years
April 16 – July 16, 2009
Teton County Library Gallery
Photo by Jack Dykinga
“Lasting Light: 125 Years of Grand
Canyon Photography” was created
by the Grand Canyon Association
and organized for travel by the
Smithsonian Institution Traveling
Exhibition Service (SITES).
TCLib.org
Supplies
Framing
Paper
Colours
Inspiration
on the town square
733.0557
snakerivergrill.com

2009 - Art Association of Jackson Hole

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