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July 10: Street Printing Festival
The third annual Street Printing Festival promises to be better than ever.
Go to www.StreetPrintingFestival.org to find the information about all things “street printing” !
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The Little Red Hen
Dining Room
Remodel continues
t has been another rewarding year for
the Sebastopol Center for the Arts. We
couldn’t be happier in our home at the
Veterans Memorial Building. Community donations funded the remodel and redesign of the spaces for our many different activities. This investment and our long-term
partnership with the County of Sonoma insures that this facility will be a center for all
the arts for many years to come.
We have recently raised additional funds to
remodel two very import rooms within the
Veterans Memorial Building: the Little Red
Hen Dining Room and the Fireside Room.
Many of you have probably been aware of these
developments for the last couple years. However, these upgrades triggered the need for
fire sprinklers throughout the building. The
County of Sonoma and the City of Sebastopol
have partnered to install a sprinkler and monitoring system that will allow us to continue
with the improvements to the building. So this
summer, you will see a lot of big machines and
industrial activities to not only install these
systems, but complete the work in the Little
Red Hen.
Although it may be slow, our work and process
continues to raise the bar and make this center
a place of pride for the entire community.
Blue signs will lead the way to
the open art studios throughout
Sonoma County on the second &
third weekends in October!
Start your tour in the Galletta
Gallery to preview the work of
this year’s 174 participating
artists. Studios are located
throughout Sonoma County Petaluma to Healdsburg, and
Sonoma to Bodega Bay. Use the
Art Trails “Collector’s Guide”
(available in the Gallery or online at www.SonomaCountyArtTrails) to plan your weekend visits.
Sebastopol Center
for the Arts
282 S. High Street
Sebastopol, CA 95472
phone (707) 829-4797
www.sebarts.org
www.artatthesource.org
www.sebastopolfilmfestival.org
www.sonomacountyarttrails.org
Join the private SCA Tour of Oliver Ranch
All Sebastopol Center for the Arts (SCA) members
are invited to take advantage of this exclusive early
bird pricing on a rare tour of Oliver Ranch in rural
Sonoma County.
Oliver Ranch is home to 18 site-specific installations
by Andy Goldsworthy, Ann Hamilton, Bruce Nauman, Judith Shea and other world-renowned artists.
Nancy and Steve Oliver have been building this
collection for over 25 years. They work closely with
each of the artists, who become part family, part
collaborators and and part idols. The tour length is 2-3
hours and it covers approximately 2.5 miles with 600
feet of up and down elevation change. It can be likened
to a light hike in the woods as the paths are unpaved.
The tour is not wheelchair accessible and comfortable
walking shoes are recommended.
Discover art. Discover the artists.
Oct 8-9 & 15-16
Sunday October 23, 8:30AM
Members Pricing: $160
(Members only early bird price through July 15)
General Pricing: $175 (open to all after July 15)
Tickets Available (707) 829-4797
Introducing
the Sonoma County
Art Trails
Cover Design
This year’s cover features the
work of Sonoma County Art
Trails artist Bill Gittins. In
Bill’s words “I am drawn to the
simplicity of the shapes and
radiance of the objects I see.
Physically, I want to feel them;
emotionally I have to experience
them. Joy, fun and happy bliss…
that is why I paint!” See more of
his work at billgittins.com
Experience the Best of the Fest
The Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival proudly presents its summertime encore presentations of festival favorites
and award winners, dubbed “Best of the Fest”, on select Friday evenings from June to October, 2016 at the Sebastopol
Center for the Arts. The series, now in its sixth year, brings back selected films from the 2016 Sebastopol Documentary Film
Festival program, many of which received awards and special honors during the festival. Tickets are $12 to the public.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
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hat Blue Moon in May will have to last in our memories until January 2018 when we’re graced with another one. We are now plunged into the long days of
summer while the globe’s other half welcomes long winter
nights. Here summertime starts lush with color & formfilling landscaped garden spaces. Forest trilliums under the
oaks have disappeared beneath the duff.
Seniors and their parents left high school in the dust;
younger kids are grinning from ear to ear. Most of my summer memories come from our garden. Nearly an acre of
abundance: my grandparents had started the asparagus
bed 30 years before. We sowed rows of sweet white corn, cuJean
cumbers, squash, bell peppers, onions and potatoes … there
McGlothlin
was also a raspberry patch, sacred to my Mom & Grandmother.
The four of us kids used to pick peppers, cukes, squash,
melons and head for the horse pasture water wars. Object: throw the veggie bomb in the
water trough and get someone else sopping wet. When you ran out of veggie bombs you had
to retrieve them from the trough. Like a demolition derby, when the veggies were in shreds,
no replacements could come in from the garden.
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on South High Street, our kids can choose from four Summer Arts Camps:
Poetry & writing; visual, mixed media and functional art projects. Topping it off is a Musical Theater Camp. The exhibit we had for kids this Spring, grade 1 – 8 brought in more
Full Page Program(5.5”x8.5”)
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than 1500 entries and very proud artists escorting their parents around the gallery. Best
of the Fest Film programs begin June 3 and continue into October. Family outing opportunities in this film calendar. Ghost Town to Havana, Friday 17 July is a fabulous story
about little league baseball and a coach’s heart that knows no bounds. Keep checking the
Quarterly.
This is my last President’s message. It’s been an honor to lead our organization this past
year and I am most appreciative of your commentary and ideas. Cynthi Stefenoni, a talented Sebastopol native with performing arts her source of renewal steps in as our next
President of the Board of Directors. I’m looking forward to her vision of art, creativity and
management. Did I mention she loves Opera?
UPCOMING EVENTS
“The Bowl”: An innovative new Ceramics Department
Fundraiser Saturday November 12, 2016
This new event at the center was inspired to
raise funds for our ceramics program which is
used by clay artists from miles around.
Each ticket purchased ensures your choice of
a handmade chili bowl and a meal.
Libations will be available for purchase,
along with raffle tickets for local experiences
and lovely one-of-a-kind art objects.
Make Some Bowls
The Ceramics Department will be providing
an open studio for bowl production Sunday,
July 17th (9-3), Monday, July 18th (6-8), and
Wednesday, July 20th, (6-8). For more information email Jan at [email protected].
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Adrienne G. Shoemaker, Ryan Hayes, David Wargin,
Lee Clark, Allan Cone, Natalie Boothe, Gena Perdue,
Chris Nelson, Nancy Rowinsky, Monte DeLoach, Pat
Kavanaugh, Lu Frazier, Martha Stefenoni, Debbie Sanchez, Michael McGlothlin, Margo Miller,
Jeffrey Zankel, Tommie Smith, Cynthi Stefenoni, Barbara Coen, Brad Engstrand, Beth Gallock,
Niam Itani, Karen Schwartzman, Greg Reynolds, Jesse MacKinnon, Marjorie Grossman, Lina
Shoumarova, Judy Serkissian, Loring Vogel, Carl Paganelli, Laurence Mazouni, John Werner,
Nancy Barasch, Kathleen Libbey, Ellie Hall, Diana Andree, Madeline Mandujamo, Fox Scarlett,
Jason Perdue and Jen Vertz.
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Barbara Coen, Secretary
Robert Brent, Treasurer
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VISUAL ARTS
‘Calls for Entry’ can be found at sebarts.org/index.php/calls-entry/
IN THE GALLERIES NOW
Future
Exhibitions
Street Printing Festival
July 10, 11am to 5 pm
July 29 - Sept.4
Galletta Gallery:
“Boundaries”
A day of FREE outdoor family fun. A real
4-Ton pavement roller functions as a giant
printing press, rolling over lino cut blocks
placed on the parking lot and creating wonderfully sharp, one-of a kind prints. Come
and have a great time watching this happening, strolling along art booths smd engaging with the artists. There are interactive demonstrations, printing activities for
children, food and beverages, and live
music by two groups: Randall Sequiera and
Mitchel Slade
This excellent selection by Juror Paul
Mahder, is pushing boundaries at SCA
and takes us out of our comfort-zone. Current hot topics, are explored in a variety
of media including video.
Gallery II: “w[o]rdrobe”
Cheryl K. Itamura
July 14: Talk by master-printers
Caren Catterall, Holly Downing
and Rik Olson
Thursday July 14, 2016 7-8 pm Brent
Auditorium, Donation Requested
Evening with master printmakers: Caren
Catterall, Holly Downing and Rik Olson. A
UNIQUE opportunity to learn from these
experts about etching, mezzotint and relief
printing.
Through July 24:
“The Art of the Book”
Juried by Betsy Davids, BA, MA, UC
Berkeley and owner of Rebis Press in
Berkeley.
“The Art of the Book” is a show of 63 magnificent examples of book art created by
local and international artists. This exhibition is a delight for all but especially for
those passionate about the art that includes
paper, words and books.
Gallery II: An educational exhibition, an introduction to the main
traditional forms or printmaking.
Eric Johnson’s “Archetext” Best Of Show
Discover the differences between intaglio,
reliefprintmaking, planography and
serography and a few unusual approaches to the art of printmaking. Enjoy work
and working tools from established local
printmakers, and work on loan from
Calabi Gallery.
Gallery III: a beautiful collection
of recent work, “Linocut Prints”,
by Robert Cormack.
LOOKING BACK
w[o]rdrobe is a solo installation of new
three-dimensional, mixed media, book
art and text-based works, created by
C.K.Itamura, which serve as explorations of and commentaries on the psychology of fashion, fashion as industry, industry of oppression, and finding freedom.
Each individual work in w[o]rdrobe reveals a contemplation, refection or revelation, and although the materials each
piece is comprised of varies greatly – from
traditional Japanese handmade paper
and ink, to ready-made textiles and cut
vinyl, to adhesives and conductor wire common denominators all the pieces in
w[o]rdrobe share are the use of words,
and pockets of memories shrouded in layers of meanings.
An exhibition booklet, containing artist’s notes and photographs will accompany the exhibition. Copies of which will
be available for sale at Sebastopol Center
for the Arts.
Gallery III: The Continual Effect
of Abuse: Using Photography
for Healing
Gary Kaplan – Photography
Stephanie Hamilton-Oravetz –
Narrative
This exhibition comes out of a unique
project by photographer Gary Kaplan
who worked with Stephanie HamiltonOravetz to create a series of portraits related to her history of sexual abuse in
childhood. The portraits sensitively and
artistically convey aspects of her experiences, and initially were created as part
of Stephanie’s ongoing healing. However,
in this exhibition, the combination of
Gary’s portraits and Stephanie’s accompanying narrative also provides a unique
and artistic bridge to understanding this
difficult issue. This exhibition illustrates the power of the visual arts in healing from trauma. The message is positive
and strong: While the effects of child
abuse continues, the ability to heal continues, as well.
Oct. 21 - Nov. 27
Galletta Gallery:
Call for entries
“Your Landscape?”
“Spring into Nature”
Bringing children into the gallery ranks highly in the mission
of the Visual Arts at SCA. Exposure to original art is a privilege
not granted to every child, especially nowadays as art education
becomes scarcer in the schools. Three volunteers Natalie
Boothe, Sally Briggs and Angela Z. Sturr from the SCA Visual
Art Team were particularly interested in bringing forward an
art installation of work by elementary schools. Their combined
efforts resulted in a phenomenal exhibition of more than 700
pieces; vibrant, colorful, joyful… One could only smile when
walking between the gourd-birds, the rainsticks, the sculptures
of explorers and native American Indians, the sheep in a pen,
the multitude of paintings and drawings of Sonoma County
landscapes and their various animals. Not to forget the flags, the
pillows and ceramic pieces of turtles and birds and bells. It was
just awesome! A big thank you to all the children, the enthusiastic
teachers and the support of generous donors: Alan Porter and
Paul Hoge, Balletto Wineries, Village Art (Montgomery Village)
and Caroline Fuller (Century 21, Sebastopol).
We hope to be repeating this experience annually. Would you
like to participate or do you know a school that aspires to be
par t of a g igantic youth ar t installation, email
[email protected]
Sebastopol Center for the Arts • 282 S. High Street, Sebastopol CA. 95472 • (707)829-4797 • www.sebarts.org Deadline for entries: September 19, 3-6 pm
Use photography, painting, weaving,
drawing, collage, sculpture, video or...
Any medium to express yourself. What is
your landscape?
Were you swept off your feet by the glow
of the Sonoma hills? Were you forever
transformed by the view of those roofs in
Paris? Do you have an image to immortalize that favela in Brazil? Is it just one
lonely, beautiful tree? How high were
those waves of the ocean and did you see
that glorious sunset? Is your electricity
box just like a cityscape? Or is your imaginary landscape more fascinating than
anything to be seen around you?
Juror: Sukey Bryan.
SUMMER 2016• 3
CLASSschedule
LITERARY &
BOOK ARTS
Sonoma County
Book Arts Guild
Make books, alter books, or want to learn to
make books? Contact Dena Bliss 707.829.1732
about SoCoBAG.
LifeLines — Memoir
Writing Workshop
Instructor: Suzanne Sherman
Life is filled with experiences that weave a fascinating and important story. Whatever your age,
it’s good to write about some of those experiences to share them with others, to “connect the
dots” as you see the bigger picture of your life, or
to simply savor the best of times again. You’ll get
valuable guidance and helpful lessons in memoir craft as you create a collection of writings and
practice turning truth to art. Writings done at
home are shared in the workshop for constructive feedback. Limited to 10. Suzanne is a professional memoir teacher, editor, writing consultant, and author coach with over thirty years
in the publishing field. For more, see www.suzannesherman.com.
Mondays, 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Fall/Winter 2016
July 11 - August 29 — 8 weeks: $300
September 12 - November 7 (no meeting
Oct 3) — 8 weeks: $300
November 14 - December 19 — 6 weeks:
$225
Fireside Room
Write That Story!
Instructor: Bridget Burke
Want to write a book? A short story? A memoir?
Come join this six-week writing course that explores the mechanics of story: plot/structure,
character/point of view, description, dialogue,
setting, and theme. Through lecture and writing
exercises, you will develop your story toward the
goal of completing a first draft!
6 Mondays, 9/12-10/17
10am-12pm
$200
Fireside Room
CERAMICS
Ceramics “Drop In”
Open Studio
Non-instructed studio time for experienced potters, for hand-building, sculptural & wheel work.
Studio has 8 wheels, slab roller, extruder, glazes
&electric kilns (fire cone 5.) No production potters. For ages 14+ Questions? [email protected]
Mon, 9:30am-12:30pm
Tues, 6-8:30pm
(cancelled if no one shows by 7pm)
Wed, 12-3pm
Sat, 9am-12pm
Sat, 12-3pm (each Saturday session requires a separate open studio fee)
$60/6 session punch card
$90/10 session punch card
$12 per session/$6 if currently enrolled in
an SCA ceramics class
$30 clay, includes glaze & firing. All clay
must be purchased from SCA.
Register with SCA at 707-829-4797 or sebarts.org
Pottery and the
Potter’s Wheel
Instructor: Randy Snyder
Use the potter’s wheel and learn to center and
raise the clay; then shape to make plates,
cups, jars, and other functional pieces to glaze
and fire. Other techniques like pinch, slab, and
coil will also be covered. This class is perfect for
beginners and beyond.
Space limited, sign up early and come play
in clay. Ages 14-Adult. Materials are included.
6 Thurs, Aug 18- Sept 22
6:30-9pm
$150 member/$155 non-member
Ceramics Studio
Register with SCA at 707-829-4797 or sebarts.org
Holiday Pottery Workshop
Instructor: Randy Snyder
Make beautiful pottery projects for the holiday’s.
We will use slabs, coils , and potters wheel to create our projects for you to cherish or give as
gifts. This class is perfect for beginners and beyond. Space limited, sign up early and come play
in clay. Ages 14-Adult. Materials are included.
8 Thurs, Oct 27- Dec 22 (no class Nov 24)
6:30-9pm
$190 member/$195 non-member
Ceramics Studio
Register with SCA at 707-829-4797 or sebarts.org
Beginning Figurative
Sculpture
Instructor: Sandy Frank
Come join this 6-week hands-on course where
students will sculpt the human figure from live
models in clay. We will utilize basic techniques to
understand the main building blocks to approach the human form. This class will cover
proportion, anatomy, gesture and composition. The first hour will contain instruction and exercises in technique. A 3-hour pose will start at
10am and run to the end of the session.
A separate model fee of $40-50 depending on
enrollment will be charged at the beginning of
the class to cover the cost of the models.
Clay, tools and firing are covered by the Art Center in the class cost.
Session 1: 4 Fri, Sept 23,30,Oct. 7,14
Session 2: 4 Fri, Oct 28, Nov. 4, 11, 18
9am-1pm
$210 member/$215 non-member
$50 model fee due on first day of class (not
included)
Ceramics Studio
Register with SCA at 707-829-4797 or sebarts.org
Intermediate/Advanced
Figurative Sculpture
Instructor: Sandy Frank
Come join this 6-week hands on group where we
will sculpt the human figure from live models in
water-base clay. A 3-hour pose will start at
10am. We will have 2 different models each
coming for 3 sessions. This class is for sculptors
who have already have experience with clay and
the figure and would like to further explore with a
live model.
A separate model fee of $40-50 depending on
enrollment will be charged at the beginning of
the class to cover the cost of the models.
Clay, tools and firing are covered by the Art Center in the class cost.
Session 1: 4 Fri, Sept 23,30,Oct. 7,14
Session 2: 4 Fri, Oct 28, Nov. 4, 11, 18
10a-1p
$155 members/$160 non-members
$50 model fee due on the first day of class
(not included)
Ceramics Studio
Register with SCA at 707-829-4797 or sebarts.org
DRAWING/
PAINTING/
ENCAUSTICS/
PRINTING
Tuesday Morning Drawing
Group
Group meets from 9am to 12pm every Tuesday morning.
No registration required. Must be over 18
years of age.
Group has live model, no instructor. We
have tables , chairs, and free standing easels.
$60 per month or $20 drop in fee.
If you have questions, contact Joyce at:
[email protected]
This class will be cancelled on the following dates: July 5, 12, 19, 26, Aug 2.
Go Figure!
Facilitator: James Curtis
Non-instructed, open studio figure study sessions. Draw, paint or sculpt the human figure
from a live model in a well-lit studio. All levels
welcome. Bring your own materials. No turpenoid or turpentine solvents! Tables, easels, sink,
lighting and model set up provided. Must be 18.
Every Wed, 7-10pm
Fee: $50/4-prepaid sessions / $15 single
session
Photography or sketching on occasional
Fri or Sat 7-9pm
Register at: 707.332.7877 or [email protected]
Thursday Watercolor
Group No instructor
Painting for fun, encouraging each other.
Thurs 9:30 - 11:30am
Fee: $10 month/$5 drop-in
Register at: [email protected]
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Drawing Nature
Instructor: Nina Antze
Colored pencils are a fun, safe, and portable way
to express oneself artistically. Learn the basics
of colored pencil drawing, including blending,
burnishing, and impressed line, and apply them
to botanical studies. Ongoing class; all levels
welcome. Contact Nina at 707-237-7014 for
space availability & supply list.
Tuesdays, ongoing
9am-12pm
Per month: $84 member/$89 non-member
Fireside Room
Must call instructor to check for availability before registering.
Drawing Nature for
Beginners
Instructor: Nina Antze
Learn to draw & use colored pencils! Learn techniques using simple shapes that relate to nature
and the basics of using colored pencils. This
ongoing class focuses on the process of observing, drawing, and adding color to your work.
Contact Nina at 707-237-7014 or [email protected] for space availability & supply list.
Session 1: Tuesdays, 1-3:30pm
Per month: $70 members/$75 non-members
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Session 2: Wednesdays, 9-11:30am
Per month: $70 members/$75 non-members
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Must call instructor to check for availability before registering.
The Creative Process in
Watercolor
Instructor: Jean Warren
We’ll use design principles, color theory and
watercolor techniques to discover who we are as
artists and how we can visually tell our stories
and experiences. Come play with the paint and
appreciate watercolor’s immediacy and versatility. Demos, individual help and critiques.
Jean’s paintings are represented in public, corporate and private collections and she is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society.
Materials list: [email protected], 707875-9240
Session 1: Sept 21 - Oct 26, 2016
Session 2: Nov 2 - Dec 7, 2016
6 Weds, 9:30am-12:30pm
$135 / $130 members
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Register with SCA at 707-829-4797 or sebarts.org
Summer Linocut Workshop
Instructor: Rik Olson
The Linocut Workshop is open to all skill level
from Beginner to advanced. Learn methods of
transferring your idea to the block, cutting the
blocks, and how to add a additional color support block and how to print it print it. The printing
will be by hand or on my 1920 Poco letterpress.
All you need to bring is a good idea for a good
image. If you have your own tools, bring them.
Sat Aug 13 & Sun Aug 14
11am-5pm
$200 member/$205 non-member
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Register with SCA at 707-829-4797 or sebarts.org
Goddess Painting
Instructor: Katie Ketchum M.A.
Using the goddess archetype as a reference, we
explore our subconscious messages through
painting. We also learn painting practices that
open the flow of creativity. Acrylic paint is used in
clear easy steps, based on Shiloh Sophia’s
“Color of Woman” painting process. You will
also learn how to receive messages from your
painting to reveal guidance and wisdom. No experience needed.
Materials provided. Please bring a shirt to protect your clothing and snacks you prefer.
$40 per month includes four hours “in-person”
class and a private web site to post paintings.
You can sign up by the month or a series.
Saturdays July 9, Sept. 10, Oct. 8, Dec. 10.
12pm to 4pm
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
To register, contact katieketchumband@
gmail.com
www.katieketchum.com
Summer
Fall
2016
Classical Drawing
Instructor: Christian Quintin
Learn the fundamental skills of drawing such as
light and shade, curves, perspective and landscape with renowned French artist Christian
Quintin. This fun, encouraging and stimulating
class will give you the ability to draw in three dimensions and free you to create your own voice.
This is an on going class open to adults of all
levels. A list of supplies will be provided with
registration.
You may call Christian at (916) 833 2500 for
information about both classes and visit his web
site at: www.christianquintin.com
Mondays, 6-7:30pm
Summer/Fall series 2016
Shading: Aug 29, Sept 12, 19, 26
Ellipses: Oct 3, 10, 17, 24
Perspective: Nov 7, 14, 21, 28
$105 per month (4 classes)
$90 per month if registering for all 4
months
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Register with SCA at 707-829-4797 or sebarts.org
Materials, Techniques and
Experiments
Instructor: Catherine Richardson M.F.A.
Is your creative brilliance calling for some playtime? Want to come out and play, art-as-unusual? This workshop offers artists of all levels
an opportunity to probe new painting/markmaking materials and methods with which they
might transform or diversify their art practice.
Catherine Richardson will help students to push
the boundaries of their practice as they work individually and collaboratively with the group.
Explore ink and marble dust washes, variations
in scale, mark making, and additional exciting
drawing methods which will increase your vocabulary of expression and composition. Contact Catherine at 707-696-4486 or at catherinerichardsonart.com with questions.
Sunday, Aug 7
10am- 3:30pm
$85 member/$90 non-member
$15.00 materials fee due to instructor at
beginning of class
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Register with SCA at 707-829-4797 or sebarts.org
FIBER ART
Color & Weave for All
Levels
Instructor: Marta Shannon
Both beginners and experienced weavers will
explore the interplay of color and opposites
using log cabin, shadow weave, or ripsmatta
(rep weave). Beginners will learn to plan a project, measure the warp, dress the loom, and
weave a sampler using log cabin ($4 warp materials fee). Experienced students will use a
more complex log cabin, shadow weave, or rep
weave patterns to weave a project of their
choice. Material costs will depend on your project. Come challenge yourself to learn something
new with the guidance of an experienced teacher. 4 & 8 shaft looms available in various widths,
courtesy of the Redwood Guild of Fiber Arts.
8 Thursdays, Sept 1 - Oct 20
9:30am-12:30pm
$180 members/$185 non-members
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
Register with SCA at 707-829-4797 or sebarts.or
Cancelation Policy: Cancellation prior to one week
before start of class will be
refunded or transferred, minus
a $15 processing fee for each
transfer or cancellation.
(Transfer is good for one year.)
Cancellation less than on week
prior to first day of class or
after class begins will not
receive a refund or transfer. If
the Sebastopol Center for the
Arts cancels a class, you will
receive a full refund.
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MUSIC
MEDITATION/HEALTH
Voice Technique and Performance Skills for
Beginners and Re-entry Male or Female
Singers.
Instructor: Katie Ketchum M.A.
Explore highly effective vocal techniques for breathing, projection, developing range,
tone quality, as well as performance techniques. Solo work is encouraged. Group
singing of chants and rounds for voice development and meditation/stress reduction
are included. No experience needed.
Wednesdays and Thursdays, ongoing
Starts first Wednesday of September
5:30pm to 6:45 pm
$60 per month, payable at the first class of each month or drop in $20.
Fireside Room
To register, contact [email protected]
www.katieketchum.com
DANCE Women’s Zen Meditation
Beginning Egyptian/Arabic Bellydance
Rosen Method of Movement
Intermediate Egyptian/Arabic Bellydance
Teacher: Hoka Chris Fortin
Relaxed forms and dialog. Beginning and experienced meditators welcome.www.
dharmaheartzen.com. Movement Studio
Tues, 5-6:30pm, Drop in, $10 donation
Information at: 707.527.8106 or [email protected]
Instructor: Elizabeth Brennan
Rosen Movements increase balance and mobility, engage the core, lubricate joints,
improve range of motion. Based on physical therapy exercises they re-educate and
rehabilitate the body. Done to a background of world music, the body relaxes, moves,
and releases underlying muscular and emotional tension. Come join us and move with
ease in class and in your daily living. [email protected]
Movement Studio
Starting in January, Wed. and Fri., 9:30-10:30am
Fee: $10 donation, drop-in $15
Register with Instructor: 707-591-0907
Instructor: Kathy Wolf Traditional, authentic Egyptian and Arabic bellydance with some modern fusion.
Learn basic moves and technique, finger cymbals, veils, and dance combinations.
Mon, 6:30-7:30pm ongoing.
Fee: $10 per class, $12 drop-in
Register with instructor: 707-477-2757 or [email protected]. Instructor: Kathy Wolf
Build on the basic bellydance knowledge, and learn more complex moves and technique. Students will also work on improvisation and choreography, and have opportunities to perform.
Mondays, 7:40-8:40pm ongoing
Fee: $10 per class, $12 drop-in
Register with instructor: 707-477-2757 or [email protected].
YOUTH classes
Creative Writing for Teens
Instructor: Claire Drucker, M.F.A
Want to write a monologue in your great-grandfather’s
voice? Or a love poem to a mountain? In this writing workshop, we will coax out stories and poems through a variety
of writing exercises, such as word play, pass the story, found
objects, and theater games. You will be encouraged to express feelings, thoughts and ideas in an exciting and interactive way. Our time together will be focused on generating
new work. Engage your crazy, introspective literary self with
dozens of writing exercises that will provide you with new
work and tools for more writing in the future. Claire Drucker
has taught Creative Writing and Literature at Santa Rosa
Junior College for 20 years, and is a longtime poet-teacher
through CA Poets in the Schools. To pre-register, contact
Claire at [email protected].
For rising 9-12th graders
Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-12
1-4pm
$185
Movement Room
Quality Piano Training for
Children
Instructor: Katie Ketchum M.A.
Enjoyable, affordable and thorough piano training. This
program includes quality one-on-one time with teachers. In
one hour a week classes singing, theory games, an annual
recital and free lesson books are also included.
Wednesday and Thursday classes at 2:30, 3:30 and
4:30pm.
Fireside Room
$75 per month
To register, contact Katie Ketchum [email protected] or 707 293-4035
www.katieketchum.com
The Bija Children’s Choir
Director: Maria Bija Assistant: Colleen Toner-Rogers
The Bija Children’s Choir is a 501c3 nonprofit program
deeply dedicated to educating and inspiring young people
who love to sing, as well as enriching the community through
quality multicultural performances. Bija is an ancient Sanskrit word meaning seed of creation, which represents the
Bija Choir’s mission of sowing seeds of musical capability,
confidence, and creativity among Sonoma County’s youth. Classes are held weekly Sept - June, leveled by age and
ability, with no auditions for beginners. Summer 2016 World Music Camp:
August 1 - 5 Mon-Fri 10am-3pm, ages 8-12yrs. Fee $200. Students discover different world cultures through choral
songs and dances, group music games, and the making of
their own real instruments, culminating in a vibrant demonstration for families on the last afternoon. Choral music and
dance instructed by world vocalist/educator Maria Bija, instrument projects led by local artist Meryl Juniper.
Regular Season Schedule:
Wednesdays:
5:15-6:15pm Treble Choir for young women ages 13 &
up (by audition)
Thursdays:
2:30-3:15pm Junior Rhythmics Choir ages 5-6
3:30-4:15pm Preparatory Choir ages 7-12
4:30-5:30pm Concert Choir ages 8-14 (by audition/invitation)
The Bija Choir 2016-2017 Season begins the week of Sept
15 and runs until June 8, with no classes on holiday and
spring breaks. Tuition Fees: $350 for Full Season Sept- June; $250
for Mid-Season entry January-June; $150 for 12 wk
fall session (available to Junior and Preparatory students only); There is a once-annual materials fee of
$25 for all Bija Choir students.
For Registration & Information visit www.bija-childrens-choir.com, email bijachildrenschoir@gmail.
com, or call (707) 695-6865.
Wednesday Awesome Afterschool Art Class
Instructor: Barbie Watts
Weekly, ongoing, this ‘art haven’ lets students have fun
learning about art and drawing, unwinding with their friends
after school. Individual instruction is given to each student
helping them achieve their goals of drawing -from life or
pictures, anime or animals, cats or hats, landscapes or
seascapes, and tips for drawing ships. (Class will not be taking place on July 6, 13, 20, 27
and Aug 3)
3:30-5pm
$75 for 4 classes (plus $5 materials fee to instructor)
$25 Drop in
Painting/Drawing/Weaving Room
For more information or to register, contact Barbie
Watts- [email protected] or 707-695-8628
Saturday Morning Sessions
Instructor: Barbie Watts
Sessions are ongoing workshops, listed below. Themes can
change with students’ interest. Individual attention, many
different mediums help build skills and knowledge for budding artists. 10:30-12:00 am
Fireside Room
$75 for 4 classes (plus $5 material fee to instructor)
$25 Drop in
Saturdays II July 9-30 - Theme
How to create a portfolio for presentation, finishing your
work for hanging at home or entering into a show! Students
will learn how to create a set of thumbnails, studies and
chose a ‘series’ to complete in graphite, pen and ink, charcoal, water color or pastel. July 9-30
Saturdays III August 6-27
Students discover how to give life to life drawings with different mediums, plaster casting, drawing, cutting, painting,
building and gluing. Create and object of decoration, something useful, or as the subject for a great still life. All materials
used. August 6-27
Saturdays IV September 3-24 - the “Arte Della Vita”!
Students make art into useable objects. Create prints, stencils, flags and stickers to use for school, family events or
anything that needs to express the “Art of Life” we all live. All
materials used. September 3-24
Saturdays V October 8-29 - The Life of Ar
Different Artists will be looked at each week and tribute art
to each will be the ‘theme’ this month. Michelangelo to Picasso, Donatello to Christo and his Fence... It’s going to be
some AWESOME ART! ALL materials used. October 8-29
For more information or to register, contact Barbie
Watts- [email protected] or 707-695-8628 Sebastopol Center for the Arts • 282 S. High Street, Sebastopol CA. 95472 • (707)829-4797 • www.sebarts.org SUMMER 2016 • 5
PERFORMING ARTS
Sept. 2: SonoMusette
Friday Sept 2, 7:30pm $15
SonoMusette recaptures the moody, melancholic sound and
spirit of mid twentieth-century Paris. French chanteuse, musette accordion, gypsy-jazz guitar, upright bass, and drum kit
combine to revive the enchanting songs of that era. This music
has retained its power to charm and transport listeners, and
SonoMusette taps that nostalgia with artistry in both vocals
and instrumentation. Inspired by the great performers of that
era, such as Edith Piaf, Jacques Brel, and Django Reinhardt,
along with contemporary artists such as Zaz, SonoMusette
brings bal-musette to the “moderne” era.
Oct. 15: Stranger in Paradise, Alexander
Borodin’s “Polovetsian Dances”
Saturday Oct 15, 7:30pm, Sunday Oct. 16, 4pm $15
The Brothers Hazelrigg accompany the California Redwood
Chorale(CRC) in the exotic music of Russian composer Alexander Borodin (1833-1887) whose themes from his opera,
Prince Igor, were made famous in the 1953 musical “Kismet”.
Singing fearured songs such as “Stranger in Paradise” is Bonnie Brooks. Although CRC will sing selections from other
composers, the jewel of this concert will be our director and his
brother on two grand pianos playing the original Borodin
score as the CRC sings in Russian.
Robert Hazelrigg - director, John Hazelrigg - accompanist.
film arts
Sebastopol’s “Best of the Fest” Brings Back SDFF Winners & Favorites
The Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival proudly presents its summertime encore presentations of festival favorites and award winners, dubbed “Best of the Fest”, on select Friday
evenings from June to October, 2016 at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts. The series, now in its sixth year, brings back selected films from the 2016 Sebastopol Documentary Film
Festival program, many of which received awards and special honors during the festival. Tickets are $12 to the public. For more information and tickets, visit http://sebastopolfilmfestival.org/2016-best-of-the-fest
Friday, July 15, 2016, 7 p.m. –
“Ghost Town to Havana” with
“Ron Taylor: Dr. Baseball”
Audience Award-winning feature “Ghost
Town” follows two baseball teams, one from
Oakland, the other from Cuba, as they come
together for a special game. Preceded by
“Ron Taylor”, the portrait of a very special
pitcher’s career in the major leagues.
Friday, August 19, 2016, 7 p.m. –
“Drawing the Tiger”
Friday, October 8, 2016, 7 p.m. –
“The Trials of Spring”
Honored with a Jury Special Mention,
“Drawing the Tiger” follows a Nepalese
family through hardship and struggle
toward a better life, finding hope amid
tragedy.
Winner of the Jury Award for feature documentary, “The Trials of Spring” recounts
the journey of one woman who works for the
promise of democracy while dealing with
the persecution and harassment of Egypt
following the events of the Arab Spring.
Sebastopol Documentary Film
Festival 2017: Call for Submissions!
It is a very exciting time of year for SDFF! Sure, the 2016
festival weekend is now a pleasant memory from a few
months ago, but now we are open for new documentary submissions, signifying the official start to our 2017 season!
So, if you’re a documentary filmmaker, or if you know one
who has a project you think is right for Sebastopol, give
them the following link: http://j.mp/SDFF-FF, which sends
them to our festival submission site at Film Freeway!
Best of the Fest and Membership
The 2016 festival was extraordinary, and with summer
comes our Best of the Fest encore series! We’ve selected ten
of the most popular and award-winning films from the program to present from June to October, meaning that the
summer will provide some great documentary films that
you may have missed during the festival!
An important benefit of being a member of our Film Programs here at SCA includes tickets to two of the Best of the
Fest screenings! All current members will have their
D E S I G N
Friday, October 28, 2016, 7 p.m. –
“In the Image” with “50 Feet
from Syria”
“In the Image” details the difficulties of
Palestinian women in occupied lands in Israel, and the Audience Award-winning
short doc “50 Feet from Syria” profiles a
Syrian-American surgeon who travels to
the Turkish border with Syria to help repair the lives and bodies of those broken by
the ongoing conflict.
names at Will Call for these encore screenings; you just
show up, check your name off, and in you go! Individual
members get one ticket to two different screenings, while
Dual memberships get two tickets to two screenings. A
great member benefit, don’t miss out on it!
And if you’re not a member of the film programs, you can
become one and get those Best of the Fest tickets! Member
registration is available at http://sebastopolfilmfestival.
org/membership
B U I L D
Exclusive
DESIGN CENTER
Now Open
Call for More Information
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PERFORMING ARTS
Peace be with you!
Once again, the Peacetown Concert Series will be filling Ives Park each Wednesday
during the summer months. With special arrangements with the Sebastopol Center for
the Arts, this organization will be operating preferred guest parking in the SCA parking lot. The fee asked by the Peacetown organization to park here between 4-8pm each
Wednesday will benefit this concert series.
Occidental
Center for the Arts
Let’s Support the Arts Together!
Buy or sell with me and see part of my commission
go to a local arts organization!
Member Talent Show: be a
part of something new
Calling all singers, dancers, thespians,
jugglers and performing artists of every
kind! If you’re a member of SCA and your
talent is in the performance arena, do we
have a deal for you! December 12 , 2016 will
be our Performing Artist Members Showcase. Join us and share your talent with the
world!
Auditions will held in November in order
to make the best show possible, but all who
audition will be performing. Please plan to
perform a piece from 3-6 minutes in length.
Audition time and date to be announced in
the Weekly Muse in October.
MEMBERSHIP
BENEFACTOR: Darrell Luperini DDS & ChantalVogel,
Frank & Kathie Mayhew, Meta Weik.
SUPPORTING: Laura & Tom Box, Robert DeVee &
Ren Brown, Tom Swearingen, Jan Vannatta, Bill
Yoes.
BUSINESS/PATRON MEMBERS: Warren Arnold, Irma
Bachelor, Genevieve Barnhart, Patrick & Kathryn
Brown, Amiram & Becky Eisenstein, Sylvia Forrest,
Nan Fuchs,Bill Geisinger, Julia L. Grant, Lilo & John
Kangas, Barbara Lang, Mac & Jan Mac Donald, Ann
& Adrian MacNab, Kate Schaffner, Dale & Susan
Schmid, Don & Elaine Scully, Tom Segura, Alberta &
David Stohl, Ann Stroberger, Albert & Madeline Wahrhaptig, Kenyon Webster, Carolyn & Colin Wilson,
Jeffrey Zankel.
SUSUSTAINING MEMBERS: Patricia Akay, Dee Andreini, Juliane Barner, Jacques Bartels, Judy Bellah,
Warren Bellows, Sandy Brady, Patricia Bownlie,
Laura & David Casey, John & Sanae Chambers, W.
Peter & Robyn Crompton, Carol Cuzner, Rosa Diaz
Serrano, Alex Douglas, Irene Ehret, Harry Fleishman,
Catherine Graves, Nancy & John Gray, David & Sarah
Hehman, Tina Hittenberger, Michael Hofmann, Joe
Jaqua, Eric Johnson, Lois Johnson, Jeff & Linda
Kahn, Penelope Knapp, Peter Krohn, Nita Liles,
Stephanie Rose Long, Andree Maccoll, Susan MarkRaymond, Donna Matern, Pat Menicucci, Eleanor
Murray, Pieter Myers, Georganne Papac, Larry River,
Ruth Robinson, Jon Sooy, Doug Payne & Joy Stocksdale, Ernie Shelton & Susan Bryer-Shelton, Ellen
Thompson & Vic Wright, Patti Wagner, Abigail Zimmerman & Dean Bordigioni
INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS: Valerie
Adams, Phyllis Alabona, Richard Allen, Holly Anderson, Rebecca Arent-Draper, Susan Ratky Ball, Janie
Coltrin & Barbara Sloan, T. Barney, Linda Barretta
Borri, Joel Bennett, Patricia Lee Bird, Nina Bonos,
Michele Bottaro & Mark Walters, Lori Bowden, Gray-
Be A Performer
Your chance to perform in your own concert on the big stage in the Brent Auditorium. The SCA music committee is looking
for talent to fill our growing performance
program. Our facility is an informal, intimate venue used by outstanding local performers. We like to provide space for skilled
performers who are accomplished in their
field, respected as professionals by their
peers, and who have an established history
of performing. Online applications here
http://sebarts.org/index.php/performingarts/
Janet and Harvey Charnofsky, recipients of the Sebastopol Chamber of Commerce
2016 “Contributions to the Arts” award.
WINE COUNTRY
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March-May 2016
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Rosenman, Anthony Manglicmot, Marge Margulies,
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Barbara Morris, Alison Morse, Kalia Mussetter, Larry
Needleman, Kris Nevius, Rick & Brita Olson, Eileen
Ormiston, Sherri Ortegren, Michael Palace, Carol
Peek, Hajar & Sara Pisheh, Trish Power, Ralph
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Joanne Tepper, Kathleen Truax, Luann Udell, Vera
Van Schaick ,Mary Vaughan, Linda Vaughn, Jennifer
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SUMMER 2016 • 7
WHAT’S HAPPENING?
For more info visit www.sebarts.org
Tuesday
5
Children’s Summer Arts Camps begin
Sunday
10
Street Printing Festival 11am-5pm, Northside Parking Lot
Thursday, July 14
Talk by master-printers Caren Catterall, Holly Downing and
Rik Olson, 7-8 pm Brent Auditorium, Donation Requested.
Sunday
Friday
3
Best of the Fest: “Ghost Town to Havana” with “Ron Taylor:
Dr. Baseball” 7 p.m. $12 General
Sebastopol Kiwanis Club Annual Fireworks, 5 pm,
Analy High School
Monday
15
Friday 4
29
Opening Reception “Boundaries” Galletta Gallery 6-7:30pm
Art Center closed in honor of Independence Day
AUGUST
Friday
SEPTEMBER
19
Friday
Best of the Fest: “Drawing the Tiger” 7:00
$12 general
2
SonoMusette: Vintage French Revisited
Brent Auditorium 7:30 pm $15 General
OCTOBER
Sat-Sun 8-9, 15-16
Sonoma County Art Trails 10-5pm
Friday
7
Friday
Best of the Fest: “The Trials of Spring” 7 pm
$12 General
21
Opening Reception “Your Landscape?”
Galletta Gallery 6-7:30 pm
Friday
28
Best of the Fest: “In the Image” with
“50 Feet from Syria” 7 pm $12 General
Saturday
29
Cellist Judiyaba7:30 pm $15 general $10
student
Saturday
The Magic of Fire
Gateway wood-fired ceramic by Tri Tran; Ember-buried Chawan teabowl by Mitch Iburg; Container #16 by Bill Geisinger;
Stranger in Paradise “Polovtsian
Dances” CA Redwood Chorale
Brent Auditorium 7:30pm $15
general $10 student
Sunday
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Stranger in Paradise “Polovtsian
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Brent Auditorium 4 pm $15 general $10 student
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