Fall 2015 - Greenville Museum of Art

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New Kids on the Board!
Fall
2015
Greenville Museum of Art
Our Mission: To provide and promote visual art through the collection, exhibitions, and education .
The Greenville Museum of Art’s Board of Trustees continues to be the driving
force behind our success through selfless service and generosity!
Chris Godley w as born and raised in Washington
NC by his grandparents on a small farm where he
learned the value of hard work, respect, and the importance of team work. He has lived in Greenville
since 1997 when he first started his insurance career.
Chris is now the owner of the State Farm Chris Godley Agency, where he helps families manage the risks
of everyday life, recover from the unexpected, and
realize their dreams. Chris sits on several boards and
serves his community with pride, commitment, and purpose. He and
his wife Luciana have one daughter, Kristiana, who is eight years old.
Chris loves his community and is proud to serve on GMA board.
A Greenville native, Emily Wilkerson Coffman
has owned and operated Faulkner & Associates
Advertising, Inc. since 1995. She is a 1989
graduate of Campbell University with a degree
in Communication Studies. Emily is married to
Bill Coffman and they have two sons: Andrew,
22 and Ned, 17.
Greenville artist and eastern North Carolina
native, Betsy Leech is a primarily self-taught
artist who has exhibited locally at local restaurants. Greenville City Hall, the Greenville Museum of Art and festival art exhibits, where she
Wayne Washington is a native from Detroit, Michigan and has
has won multiple awards. Betsy enjoys worklived in Greenville for almost 2 years. He possesses a B.S. in Human
ing in a wide range of water and oil mediums. She primarily uses
Resources from Michigan State University. He is a Human Resources acrylic and oil mediums to create landscapes, floral specimens, street
professional with over 20 years of experience and currently works at
scenes, and Plein Air subjects. She is a member of Brushstrokes of
Nacco Material Handling Group as a Sr. HR Business Part- Greenville and Different Strokes Painting group.
ner. In addition Wayne has also been very involved in the
Missy Kay Goldstein w as born and raised in Amentertainment industry as a musician/performer/actor and
motivational speaker and owns his own entertainment
ityville, New York. She is a graduate of Trinity Colcompany (www.dubcoentertainment.com). He has been
lege (Hartford, CT) and holds a masters of childhood
on or involved with over 10 CDs in his career. Wayne in
education and reading from Long Island University.
his spare time loves giving back to the community and
Before she and her husband Phil moved to Greenworking on music.
ville in 2010, she worked in publicity at Random
House, Inc. and as an elementary school teacher.
Taylor Qualls grew up in Wilmington and moved to Greenville to
Missy is currently a stay at home mom to three little
attend East Carolina University. She graduated with a degree in Com- boys and a crazy dog. She loves living in Greenville and is looking
munication and currently works at a local advertising agency, Evolve.
forward to working with the Greenville Museum of Art.
Art has always played a major role in Taylor's life
Merrill P. Flood is originally from Clinton, NC. He
for as long as she can remember. She currently
paints commissioned pieces for her clients as
graduated from East Carolina University with a B.S. in
well as designing wedding and event invitations.
Urban and Regional Planning. Merrill has held the posiTaylor enjoys spending time with her husband,
tion of Community Development Director for the City of
Brandon, and their 10-month old son, Redford.
Greenville since 2004 and has been employed with the
She gets a thrill out of traveling to new places,
city for 27 years. Prior to that he was employed with the
interior design and retail therapy.
town of Garner, NC. He is married with two children.
In this Issue…

Letter from the GMA Board
President

Upcoming Exhibitions

Fall Classes

Fall Harvest Family Fun Day

Halloweeni Artini

Golden Jackpot

Breakfast with Santa & Holly
Jolly Holiday Sale

Thank You GMA Members!

New Kids on the Board
Amanda Outcalt, Airing Our Dirty Laundry, Acrylic
East Carolina University School of Art and Design Alumni
Exhibition
Commons Gallery
September 4–September 26
Reception: September 4, 5–8 pm
Upcoming Exhibitions 2015–2016
FALL 2015
East Carolina University School of Art and Design
Alumni Exhibition
Commons Gallery, September 4–September 26
Reception: September 4, 5–8 pm
In conjunction with Uptown Greenville’s First Friday ArtWalk
Here I Am: Selections from the GMA Folk Art Collection
West Wing Gallery, September 10–November 15
Reception: September 10, 6–8 pm
Greenville Museum of Art Friends of Photography Exhibition
Commons Gallery, October 19–November 15
Reception: October 19, 6–8 pm
Biennial North Carolina Juried Art Exhibition
West Wing Gallery, February 5–April 24
Fine Arts Ball Silent Auction Exhibition
This newsletter paid for by these generous sponsors. Interested
in sponsoring our next newsletter? Email [email protected].
Commons Gallery, February 5–March 10
Reception: February 5, 5–8 pm
In conjunction with Uptown Greenville’s First Friday ArtWalk
Classes & Workshops
Classes
PAINTER’S STUDIO WITH GAIL RITZER
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 3–September 24
Session II: October 1–October 22
Session III: October 29–November 19
$50 for LLP and GMA members, $60 for non-members
MIXED MEDIA AND FABRIC ARTS WITH MARIE HAMRA
Learn fabric and mixed media collage techniques while creating a unique piece of art.
Tuesdays 1–4pm
Session I: September 1–September 22
Session II: September 29–October 20
Session III: October 27–November 17
$60 for LLP and GMA members, $70 for non-members
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 1–3pm
Session I: October 5–October 26
Session II: November 2–November 23
$50 for LLP and GMA members, $60 for non-members
Visit gmoa.org to learn
more about our classes
and programs!
EVENINGS
Mondays 6–8pm
Session I: September 28–October 19
Session II: October 26–November 16
$50 for LLP and GMA members, $60 for non-members
DECORATIVE RAG RUGS WITH BONNIE PULVER
Bring your own material or use ours. These handmade rugs
are simple, fun and can be crocheted with essentially any fabric, even old tee-shirts! Customize your home with a new decorative rug and impress your friends and family.
Wednesdays 2–4 pm
October 28–November 18
$50 for LLP and GMA members, $60 for non-members
PARENT/CHILD CLASS
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 10:30–11:30am
Session I: September 29–October 20
Session II: October 27–November 17
$35 for LLP and GMA members, $45 for non-members
Workshops
MIXED MEDIA BROOCH WORKSHOP
Join us for a fun filled afternoon of camaraderie and creativity. We will be making a handmade brooch and creating something new out of something old and broken. Feel free to bring
baubles, beads and broken bits of jewelry to embellish and
HANDBUILDING WITH CLAY
personalize your brooch. In addition, the GMA staff has already
Have you ever wanted to create pottery to use in your home or started collecting materials, so bringing your own jewelry is not
give as a gift? If so, this class is perfect for you. We will be us- a requirement.
ing basic handbuilding techniques to create one-of-a-kind func- Saturday, October 24 1–4pm
tional pieces for you and your friends to enjoy!
$25 for LLP and GMA members, $35 for non-members
MORNINGS
Wednesdays 10:30am–12:30pm
Session I: September 30–October 21
Session II: October 28–November 18
$50 for LLP and GMA members, $60 for non-members
Call 758-1946
to register!
FALL HARVEST
FAMILY FUN DAY
GMA Board of Trustees
2015-2016
Thursday, October 29 6–8 pm
$20 per GMA member
$30 per non-member
Saturday, October 10
1–4 pm
FREE! Harvest fun for all ages!
This year the museum will have beekeepers, blacksmithing,
pottery demonstrations, pumpkin painting, scavenger hunts,
and more!
Sponsors
Your ticket purchase includes:
Specialty Martinis Beer and Wine will also be served
Costume Contest
Great Food
Spooky Halloween Dance Party
Current Sponsors
Wade Scales, Chris Godley, Brian Farkas (Vice President), Wayne
Briley’s Farm Market and Corn Maze Renston Garden Market
Washington, Thomas Taft, Jr., Dawn Raiford (Treasurer), Dewane
Interested in sponsoring this event? Call 758-1946
GOLDEN JACKPOT Raffle
Save the date Fine
Arts Ball 2016
March 12 at the Greenville Convention Center
Interested in sponsoring the 2016 Fine Arts Ball? Call 252758-1946 for information about our FAB Sponsors
Kick Off Party, November 12, 6:30–8:30 pm.
Breakfast with Santa
Saturday, December 12 9–11 am
Includes:
 Festive holiday breakfast
 Visit with Santa Claus
 Digital photo of each child/family
 Christmas keepsake craft
$35 Per Family (GMA members)
$50 Per Family (non-members)
Children will be accompanied by an adult(s) with no additional charge
Space is limited. Call 758-1946 for reservations or register @ gmoa.org
Top row, left to right:
$10,000 CASH PRIZE or 1/3 of pot
NO MORE THAN 300 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD!
Tickets $100 each
Winner to be drawn at Halloweeni Artini. Need not be present to win.
To RSVP and get your raffle tickets call 758-1946 or visit gmoa.org.
Greenville Museum of Art’s
Holly Jolly Holiday Sale!
December 12–13
To be held on Saturday during Breakfast with Santa and
until 4 pm, closed to the public from 9–11 during Breakfast with Santa. Open to the public from 12–4 where
visitors will enjoy live music, eggnog, and other holiday
treats! Open Sunday from 1–4 pm.
Everything will be handmade and $50 or under!
Frutiger (President)
Bottom row, left to right:
Merrill Flood, Javier Castillo, Jr., Missy Goldstein, Taylor Qualls,
Sandra Swan, Emily Coffman, Betsy Leech, Ashley-Nicole Russell
Not pictured: Michael Crane (Past President), Cassius Williams
smART Volunteer
Jacob Parks is a Public History and Classical
Civilization double major at ECU. He is
working at GMA this summer and fall as an
intern. Jacob is passionate about museums
and has a love of art and photography. Jacob is entering his final year at ECU and afterwards plans to attend graduate school for
Classics, with an emphasis on Roman Archaeology.
Letter from the Board President
Dear GMA members,
First let me say how privileged I feel to be
your Board of Trustees' President this year and
how excited I am to be in the midst of this
growth period. What an awesome opportunity
for growth the Greenville Museum of Art has
this year. We have seventeen energized board
members with diverse backgrounds and cultural experiences sure to give us many ideas and sound judgements for operation and guidance. Additionally, our staff
(Charlotte, Grady and Megan) are hard working, dedicated
professionals who put their hearts fully into their work. A
great example of this is the beautiful new flooring and superb
sound system in the exhibition halls brought about by the
grant writing expertise of our staff. I hope you can come by
for a tour to see the exceptional space we now have for showcasing art and hosting social events. Many other improvements are planned and should get underway this year.
The exhibits we have on the docket are indeed superlative
and reflect a broad range of Art interests. The museum seeks
to have something of interest for everyone, young and old
alike. Be sure to attend the great receptions associated with
all the exhibitions and enjoy meeting and socializing with other art lovers. And, of course, the Fine Arts Ball is on March
12 and is one of the premier social events in Eastern North
Carolina.
New initiatives were begun last year such as our Friends of
Photography group and our popular Artini series continues.
Check into these and other experiences the museum has to
offer in this issue of Museum Muse. I know you share my
enthusiasm for what is about to happen this year at the
Greenville Museum of Art. Thank you for your patronage and
support in making GMA what it is today, and helping it to become even better this year.
Dewane Frutiger
President, GMA Board of Trustees
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please contact Grady Mullis, Director of Development, at 252-758-1946.
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STUDENT
Paul Setera
Diana Wright
Raymond Sobel
April 23, 1922 –July 26, 2015
The GMA is sad to lose one of our favorite artists and art supporters, Ray Sobel. Ray was one of those special people who
made the GMA more than just a place where art hung on the
walls. As an artist and member of Greenville Brushstrokes he
helped create a sense of community where artists found camaraderie in celebrating the art they loved and created. His sincerity, eloquence,
creativity, and keen sense of humor will be dearly missed.
-Charlotte Fitz Daniels, Executive Director