Fall 2014 - Greenville Museum of Art

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Fall
2014
Greenville Museum of Art
Our Mission: To provide and promote visual art through the collection, exhibitions, and education.
New Kids on the Board!
The Greenville Museum of Art’s Board of Trustees continues to be the driving force behind our success
through selfless service and generosity!
Javier Castillo, Jr.
Castillo Language Services Owner/President Javier Castillo grew up in Greenville, NC. As a bilingual student at
ECU in 1999, Javier began working part time as a court
interpreter and a medical interpreter at Vidant Memorial
Hospital. In 2002, he joined the elite group of Certified
State Court Interpreters and began work as a contract interpreter for the U.S. Department of State. Javier is certified to interpret
in both the state and federal court system. Javier has experienced some
amazing highlights as a professional interpreter and translator, including
interpreting twice for U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at official
events at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C.
Brian Farkas
Brian Farkas is the Director of Client Relations
and Development at JKF Architecture. Raised in
Pitt County, Brian received a B.A. in Political
Science at the University of North Carolina at
Charlotte and a Master of Public Administration
from the UNC School of Government in Chapel Hill. Brian has engaged
a number of governmental and economic development organizations on
issues affecting North Carolinians and delivered tangible projects to improve the lives of citizens across the State. Presently, Brian serves on
the Issues Committee for the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce, as well as the Public Transportation and Parking Commission for
the City of Greenville.
Julianne Meredith Greer
Julianne Greer is from Clayton, NC and has lived in
Greenville for over six years. She has a background in Art
Education from East Carolina University and currently works
at Children’s World Learning Center as an art teacher.
Julianne also creates paintings for people’s homes, as well
as restaurants including Wasabi 88. Julianne loves working in acrylics
and oils and typically paints modern abstract to contemporary pieces.
She is extremely passionate about art.
Wade Scales
In this Issue…
Wade Scales is a native who returned to Greenville in late
2009 to join and expand his family business. The Scales
Agency, now Sound-Partners, has become a thirdgeneration local business serving the insurance, savings,
and planning needs of businesses and families in Eastern
NC. He is a graduate of UNC Chapel Hill and of Woodberry Forest in Virginia. Wade enjoys spending time with friends and
family, his wife Bonnie (also a Greenville native), and their two dogs.
Thomas Taft, Jr.
Thomas Taft, Jr. is a native of Greenville, NC and attended the College of Charleston with a concentration in
American History and 20th Century American Literature.
He works at Taft Family Offices. Thomas oversees the
day-to-day operations of the multi-family portfolio, all aspects of the operations, management, maintenance, and renovations of our commercial
property portfolio, as well as handling the lease negotiations related to
those properties. Thomas serves on the North Carolina Eastern Regions
Economic Development Council, the Pitt County Board of Adjustments
and is a member of the Greenville Noon Rotary Club, National Apartment Association, National Multi Housing Council, and the Urban Land
Institute.
Robert and Shanna Parkeharrison, Mourning Cloak, 2006, photograph.
Magnum Opus: Photographs from the Collection of Allen Thomas Jr.
West Wing Gallery
September 5–October 12
Reception: September 5, 5–8 pm
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Letter from the GMA Board
President
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Upcoming Exhibitions
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Fall Classes
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Fall Harvest Family Fun Day
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Halloweeni Artini
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Golden Jackpot
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PreFAB Party
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GMA Holiday Sale
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Breakfast with Santa
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Thank You GMA Members!
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New Kids on the Board
Letter from the Board President
GMA Board of Trustees
Dear friends,
Since joining the board of the
Greenville Museum of Art, I have
stood in a fair number of galleries; in
Richmond and Raleigh, Pittsburgh
and Philly, New York and D.C. I've
had jaw-dropping experiences in the
Warhol Museum (his early work!) and
the National Gallery. Just last month,
while on an orientation tour with new
board members, I had a jaw-dropping
experience in our museum. The thing
is, it wasn't my first jaw-drop in our
space.
Ashley-Nicole Russell
Michael Crane, Pres.
Wade Scales
Brian Farkas
Thomas Stroud, Jr.
Pres.
Julianne Greer, Sec.
I'm pleased with the museum’s education
and outreach programs and our commitment to town and gown programming.
ECU's Downtown Dialogues has found a
home at the museum and one-off events
like last year’s standing-room-only Batman lecture, presented by the ECU Department of English, brought a new audience into our space. Pitt
Community College hosts an exceptional annual graphic design
show that is another example of how our museum enhances the
quality of this community.
Dawn Raiford, Treas.
If you haven't set foot inside our museum recently, please peruse
the upcoming events and make a commitment to attend. I’m hoping that you’ll find your experience jaw-dropping.
Sincerely,
Michael Crane
GMA Board of Trustees President
Sandra Swan, 2nd Vice Pres.
Thomas Taft, Jr.
I am a museum geek, and I love this museum above all others. I
love the quality of the exhibitions—do get ready for some amazing
installations over the next several months. I love the events—the
Artini happenings with their energy, the exhibition receptions with
guest artists who are overjoyed with the support of our community,
and, of course, the Fine Arts Ball.
Our museum—our awesome, accredited, relevant, essential, engaged and proactive museum—houses great art, great people and
great fun.
Sherri Randall
Javier Castillo, Jr.
Dewane Frutiger, 1st Vice
Stacy Jarrell
John Tipton, Past Pres.
Cassius Williams
Cynthia Jowers
Endowment
The Greenville Museum of Art Endowment is a crucial
funding source to ensure that our mission to provide and
promote visual art through collection, exhibitions, and
education continues indefinitely. If you would like to honor
or memorialize a loved one through this valuable source,
please send a check marked “endowment,” or arrange a
convenient transfer of assets to the endowment by calling
us at 252-758-1946. We will honor your request and be
sure to publish in the Museum Muse.
Sincerely,
Grady B. Mullis, Jr.
Development Director
Greenville Museum of Art
August 2013–July 2014
HONORARY TRUSTEE
Mrs. Nell Webb
2014–2015
Bonny Breuer
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Thank you for your outstanding support!
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STUDENT
Victoria Angie
Alison Bailey
Lou Everett
Anna Faso
Paul Setera
Diana Wright
FALL 2014
Classes
Intro to Creative Jewelry Making
This class will teach you all the basics of wearable art
using beads, wire, and found objects to create unique
necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and rings.
Mondays 1–3 pm
Session I: October 6–October 27
Session II: November 3–November 24
$50 for LLP and GMA members, $60 for non-members
Visit gmoa.org to learn
more about our classes
and programs!
The Art of Crocheting
A great class for beginners as well as students with more experience.
This class creates a relaxing environment for you to learn crochet or
advance your skills.
Wednesdays 1–3 pm
Session I: October 1–October 22
Session II: October 29–November 19
$50 for LLP and GMA members, $60 for non-members
FUNctional Handbuilding
Have you ever wanted to create pottery to use in your home or give
as a gift? If so, this class is perfect for you. We will be using basic
handbuilding techniques to create one-of-a-kind functional pieces for
you and your friends to enjoy!
Mondays 6–8 pm
Session I: September 22–October 27
Session II: November 3–December 8
$65 for LLP and GMA members, $75 for non-members
The Art of Crocheting for Teens
A unique after school class that caters to teenagers, the instructor will
teach students how to use crochet to create fashionable, wearable
pieces in a fun relaxing environment. Moms and grandmoms are welcome too!
Wednesdays 4:30–6 pm
Session I: October 1–October 22
Session II: October 29–November 19
$50 for LLP and GMA members, $60 for non-members
Ceramic Handbuilding Basics
A great class for anyone who wants to get their hands in clay at any
skill level. Design and create ceramic sculpture and pottery using a
variety of techniques such as coiling, slab construction, clay impression, sgraffitio and more.
Wednesdays 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Session I: October 1–October 22
Session II: October 29–November 19
$50 for LLP and GMA members, $60 for non-members
Mommy/Grandma and Me
Creative fun for the little ones and their caregiver! Students work on
different projects each class including painting, drawing, printing, and
clay. Children ages two to five will be accompanied by an adult.
Tuesdays 10:30–11:30 am
Session I: September 30–October 21
Session II: October 28–November 18
$40 for LLP and GMA members, $50 for non-members
A FALL FULL OF PHOTOGRAPHY
The GMA is excited to have on view in our galleries three photography exhibitions. These works will be on display during the Society of Photographic Education,
Southeastern Region Conference occurring in Greenville, October 9–12.
Magnum Opus: Photographs from the
Collection of Allen Thomas Jr.
East Carolina University
Photography Alumni Invitational
West Wing Gallery
Commons Gallery
Guest Curated by Daniel Kariko, Professor of Photography, East
Carolina School of Art & Design, this exhibit explores the wide
spectrum of photography while highlighting the image -making
process.
This is an invitational exhibit that features work of graduates
from the ECU School of Art and Design photography program.
September 5–October 12
Reception: September 5, 5–8 pm
September 18–October 12
Reception: October 11, 6–8 pm
Greenville Museum of Art Friends of Photography Exhibition
Upstairs Galleries
GMA Friends of Photography showcases 44 photographs in this inaugural juried show.
September 16–October 31
Reception: September 16, 6–8 pm
*Additional materials may need to be purchased after the first class.
Mixed Media and Fabric Arts
Learn fabric and mixed media collage techniques while creating a
unique piece of art.
Tuesdays 1–4 pm
Session I: September 2–September 23
Session II: September 30–October 21
Session III: October 28-November 18
$60 for LLP and GMA members, $70 for non-members
The ABC’s of Painting
A great class for beginners, as well as students with more experience,
this class includes an introduction to color blending, different types of
brushes, personality of medium, and how to work with it.
Thursdays 10 am–12 pm
Session I: September 4–September 25
Session II: October 2–October 23
Session III: October 30–November 20
$50 for LLP and GMA members, $60 for non-members
Ray Elmore, A Retrospective
West Wing and Commons Galleries
Ray Elmore is an artist and professor emeritus teacher of drawing and
painting at East Carolina School of Art and Design. This exhibition
highlights his rich artistic career and includes his drawings, paintings,
assemblages, and inspirations.
November 14–January 25
Reception: November 14, 6–8 pm
Call 758-1946 to register!
Ray Elmore, Loudon Sawmill, 1975, pencil with oil glaze.
The Greenville Museum of Art Collection.
Save the date Fine
FALL HARVEST
FAMILY FUN DAY
Saturday
October 25
7–9 pm
Arts Ball 2015
March 28 at the Greenville Hilton
GOLDEN JACKPOT
Raffle
$10,000 CASH PRIZE
or 1/3 of pot
$20 per GMA member
$30 per non-member
NO MORE THAN 300 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD!
Winner to be drawn NOVEMBER 13, 2014 at the GMA.
Saturday, October 11
Tickets $100 each
1–4 pm
Need not be present to win.
FREE! Harvest fun for all ages!
This year the museum will have beekeepers, blacksmithing, pottery demonstrations, pumpkin painting, scavenger hunts, and more!
Sponsors
Briley’s Farm Market and Corn Maze Renston Garden Market
Phelps
Interested in sponsoring the 2015 Fine Arts Ball? Call 252-758-1946
for information about our FAB Sponsors Kick Off Party,
Bring your friends to the GMA for a Spooky Halloween Dance Party with
scrumptious hors d’eouvres, delicious mARTinis, AND a costume contest
with prizes! All proceeds go to the Greenville Museum of Art.
Call the museum by October 21 to RSVP with Visa or
MasterCard 758-1946 or register at gmoa.org.
Development Director: Grady B. Mullis, Jr.
Breakfast with
Santa
GMA Holiday Sale
Saturday, December 13
9–11 am
Museum Staff
Executive Director: Charlotte Fitz Daniels
November 13th 6:30–8:30 pm.
Please contact any of our board members or stop by the
Museum to purchase your ticket(s).
Current Sponsors
Halloween Express
R.A. Jeffreys Distributing Company
Interested in sponsoring this event?
Call 758-1946
Operations & Programs Director: Megan R. Maxwell
Breakfast with Santa includes: festive holiday
breakfast, visit with Santa
Claus, digital photo of each
child/family, and a
Christmas keepsake craft.
Outreach Coordinators: Gail Ritzer & Marie Hamra
Exhibition Designer: Chris Daniels
Security/Housekeeping: Karen Akers
Landscape Designer: Nadine Strickland
Weekend Attendants: Chris Clark, Kim Combs,
Jordan Parah, & Paul Setera
smART Volunteer
Mary Ellen Doering has been drawing for about as long as
she could hold a pencil. She is a graduate of East Carolina
University and hopes to put her imaginative ability to good use in a career
in art. Hopefully, her volunteer work at the Greenville Museum of Art will
help keep the presence of the arts felt in Greenville, inspiring current and
future artists.
$35 Per Family (GMA members)
$50 Per Family (non-members)
December 3–7
Thursday 1–4:30 pm
Friday 10–8 pm
Saturday & Sunday 1–4 pm
Children will be accompanied by an adult(s) with no additional charge
The sale will feature work by Charlotte Fitz-Daniels, Marie
Hamra, Megan Maxwell, Gail Ritzer and friends.