Allied Arts April 15 Newsletter
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Allied Arts April 15 Newsletter
APRIL 2015 • Newslettter of the Allied Arts Association Artists of Cambria Cambria Center for the Arts 1350 Main St., Cambria, CA 93428 805-927-8190 artistsofcambria.com The Allied Arts Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the developement of the arts in Cambria Community. IN THIS ISSUE Spring Juried Show Cultural Heritage Reception March 27th, 5:30-7:00 Music, Wine & Nibbles PAGE ONE Spring 2014/2015 Juried Show PAGE TWO CCAT Theatre Spotlight PAGE THREE ART Talk Save the Date May 17, 2015 CCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Member Announcements Page 3 Special Announcements Page 4 NOTES FROM THE GALLERY Youth Art Month was celebrated at Cambria Center for the Arts with a colorful and creative art display in the Gallery and performances in the Theatre. It was wonderful to see a stream of new visitors to the Gallery. The display is a testament to the excellent teaching in the arts within Coast Union School District as well as the rising talents of the students. The show concluded Sunday, March 22nd. Exchange Day for our Spring Juried Show, Cultural Heritage, was Tuesday, March 24th. The show will run through May 3rd. Our juror for this show, Harold Spencer, will present awards to the prize winners during our reception on Friday, March 27th. Professor Emeritus at the University of Connecticut where he taught History of Art, Harold Spencer is also an artist, art juror, and author . He currently has a studio at Studios on the Park in Paso Robles. Award winners will be announced later on our Facebook page and our website. Improvements to the Gallery and general facility will be made soon. Look for new signage to appear over our current sign which remains broken and will be a long-term project to replace. We also hope to have better lighting in the Gallery very soon thanks to the efforts of Jack Della-Bitta. Artists who wish to contribute to the purchase of these lights will have their work lighted with one of the new spots. Many people have been taking advantage of the new Wednesday Gallery hours. This has been possible because of an increase in volunteers. We thank everyone who gives of their time to Cambria Center for the Arts. There are behind the scenes jobs such as GALLERY HOURS cleaning up the kitchen and/or Mauve Room, painting touch-ups of pedestals, signs, etc., organizing our storage container and others. Some Wednesdays please call Gallery 927-8190 We probably have a job to match your skill. Thursdays & Fridays 1 to 4:00pm Saturdays & Sundays 11am to 4:00pm As mentioned in last month’s newsletter, many members of Allied Arts will be participating in Cambria Pickleball by the Sea’s “Ridiculously Affordable Art Sale” which will be held at Cambria Historical Society on Saturday, April 11th. Participation can include donating some of your extra unframed paintings or other works of Two Newsletter of the Allied Arts Association • April 2015 art you have stored under the bed or in closets; painting on site and giving a commission to the club; or working the sale. Watch for flyers & emails about this event. If you’d like to participate, call a Pickleball player or the Gallery. Holly McCain, Gallery Director, Jack Della-Bitta, Co-Gallery Director 2014 Spring Juried Show Winners 1st Place by Tish rogers Best of Show by Tom Gould Who will be the Spring 2015 Winners? Our Juror for Spring Show 2015, Harold Spencer Don’t miss this show, March 26 thru May 3rd THEATRE SPOTLIGHT The CABAR-ESQUE performance “Tribute to Steve & Eydie” was a huge success. We seem to be getting audience from all over the county as well as outside our perimeters. Very good response. We are currently in rehearsal for our first major production of the 2015 Season. . . a thriller with an exciting twist . . . DEATHTRAP. We open on Friday, April 17th (Preview Performance $15.00) and will be having two matinee performances each week-end til close on May 3rd. The matinees are at 3PM on continued on page three Newsletter of the Allied Arts Association • April 2015 Charlie Shoemake is our monthly attraction appearing once and sometimes twice. We continue to draw very good audiences for this JAZZ Series. One audience member, after the last performance, commented that she did not understand why the house was not full. “People should be lined up for blocks to hear this kind of professional performance-REMARKABLE!” She came from Santa Maria. See you at DEATHTRAP. . . . . . . Curtain Up! Nancy Green,Artistic Director ART TALK Save the Date, May 17th Art Talk will be happening! The presenter will be announced in the May newsletter. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS [email protected] Gallery Director, Holly McCain & Jack Della Bitta [email protected] [email protected] Theatre Director, Nancy Green nancy.theatre.cca@gmail. com Past President, Steve Kellogg [email protected] Member Services, Annie Lawrence [email protected] Member at Large: Jeanette Wolff [email protected] Member at Large: Patrice Wyse 805-927-5732 Member at Large: Carolyn Pye [email protected] Appointed Chairpersons Art Talks, Carolyn Pye [email protected] 927 Show, Tish Rogers & Crew CCA Fundraiser, Nancy Green & Crew Scholarship, Randall Lyon Webmaster, Steve Kellogg Newsletter Ed, Annie Lawrence [email protected] Art & Wine Festival, Steve Kellogg [email protected] Education, Steve Kellogg [email protected] Arts he Center for t ia Ca Linda Dunn wants to remind everyone that Petals and Palettes will be coming in May. This is a joint effort by CCA and the Cambria Garden Club. Entries should reflect flowers, plants, landscapes and other related subject matter. Floral arrangements will be coordinated with the art work. Take in day is. . . May 5th, reception day is May 8th (note correction of our brochure. Life Drawing - Allied Arts Life Drawing Workshops, are the first & third Mondays of each month in the mauve room. Contact Rosemary Pisciotta 927-8582 for further information. Oil & Acrylic, Mondays 9-12, Watercolor Painting Tuesdays 9-12 No instructor. Start March 2 & 3 and go through the end of June. Cost $45-50 for room rental. Meets in CCA Room #12 behind the main building. Anyone who would like to have time to paint with others in a nice classroom is welcome. Contact: Nancy Warrick, 927-0756 for further information. New Small Painting Workshops are being held on irregular Saturday dates in the Mauve room at CCA. Sally Seago <sallyseago@att. net>is teaching Oils and Susan Jenkins <[email protected]> is teaching Oils & Acrylics. Please e mail these instructers for info. Tish Rogers is showing her work at Stolo Family Winery for the months of March & April. President, Randy Schwalbe [email protected] Vice President, Randall Lyon [email protected] Treasurer, Judy Schuster [email protected] Secretary, Patricia Griffin m a Our September fund raiser which was to be one performance by Robert Shields (Shields & Yarnell) has been cancelled. I have tried, to no avail, to find a replacement. Therefore, The September fund-raiser is cancelled. We’re so sorry!!! Board of Directors b ri ni Saturdays and Sundays; two performances on Saturdays - matinee and evening. DEATHTRAP runs 3 week-ends. There will be no GALA for this production. Camb r Three a , C alif o r Cambria Center for the Arts 2015 Directories are available for pick up at the Gallery during open hours . Please welcome new members since printing. . . . Maggie Gao-Gehlmann, [email protected], Kathy Vining, [email protected] and renewing members Sophia Colello, [email protected], Ronn Harsh, [email protected] David & Sandy Hills, [email protected], Evelyn Willburn, [email protected] CALL TO ARTISTS! I am organizing The Studio Artists of Cambria for ArtsObispo’s Open Studios Art Tour on October 10-11 and October 17-18. EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION (at a lower rate) ENDS APRIL 24TH!. We can share studio space, get our numbers back up and harvest the Scarecrow Festival visitors! Please respond to Mary Barnhill if you are at all interested at 805-440-4423 or e mail [email protected] VISIT OUR WEBSITE OFTEN FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE INFORMATION. www.cambriacenterforthearts.org TO: Ca Camb r a , C alif o r Arts he b ri a m ni Center for t ia From: Allied Arts Association P.O. Box 184 Cambria, CA 93428 PR SRT U.S.POSTAGE PAID CAMBRIA,CA PERMIT NO.4