Quarterly Calendar

WINTER 2012 – 2013 cover: Art Center Association of Sioux City Larassa Kabel, Any Minute Now – Flyboy, 2011, colored pencil, 9 x 9 feet 2012-2013 Courtesy of the artist Carlos G. Rodriguez, President John Wagner, Vice President Stacie Anderson, 2nd Vice President/Secretary Calendar of Events page: Mike Nagel, Treasurer Chosen detailed images from Larry Roots: On the Surface exhibition Sheri Lund, Past President

Gail Ament Joyce Barnes MISSION Greg Berenstein Luanne Gielser The Sioux City Art Center’s mission is to enrich our region’s quality Helen Glazer Jane Gilbert of life by bringing the excitement of the visual arts to our community Dolores Guest through education, exhibitions and permanent collection. Chris Holman Paula Jacobsen Mari Kaptain-Dahlen Kevin Kjeldseth VISION Lisa Leopold Shannon Liddell The Art Center will continue to serve as and enhance its position as a Laurie Mills premier cultural attraction for the citizens of the Sioux City metro area. Lisa Newton Joanie Rizk Dr. Carol Roge Emma Rooney The Art Center will use its permanent collection to position itself as a Mary Sterk Mindy Stevens major regional educational resource for educators, students, and the Suzan Stewart general public. Laura Troth Joe Twidwell Kent Vriezelaar

The Art Center will promote itself as a cultural tourist destination Distinguished Members Leslie Bebee based on its reputation as presenting major traveling exhibitions, Sandy Ellis and a quality permanent collection featuring the best regional artists. Helen Glazer Milt Glazer

Junior League Liaison The Art Center will increase access to education and in turn the Art Angela Ericson

Center’s permanent collection, by expanding the present facility with Sculpt Siouxland Liaison a new Learning Center. Lisa Kalaher Board of Trustees 2012 VALUE Jeff Baldus, Chair The Sioux City Art Center will provide visitors with an accessible and Gregory Jones,Vice Chair meaningful appreciation of the visual arts by embracing education as Steve Kammerer Terri McGaffin fundamental to its programs. Dwight Packard Doug Palmer James Yanney

City Council Bob Scott, Mayor TABLE OF CONTENTS John Fitch, Mayor Pro-Tem Rhonda Capron Tom Padgett 3 Report from the Director Keith Radig

4 New Exhibitions Paul A. Eckert, City Manager

6 Current / Future Exhibitions Art Center Staff 7 Ongoing Exhibitions Al Harris-Fernandez, Art Center Director Sandi Baron, Visitor Services 8 Development Deb Bell, Custodian Todd Behrens, Curator 9 art center’s ArtSplash Dave Brienzo, Custodian Jenny Bye, Studio Program Coordinator 10 Education Lynn Foster, Visitor Services/Membership Secretary Regis Garvey, Development Coordinator 12 Calendar of Events Lyle Listamann, Publications Coordinator 13 Annual Report - Director Alice A. Marley, Education Liaison Debra Marqusee, Education Aide 15 Exhibitions Shannon Sargent, Exhibitions/Collections Coordinator Mary Sexton, Visitor Services 16 Accessions to the Permanent Collection Mary Vaught, Visitor Services Lisa Verschoor-Matney, ArtSplash Coordinator 19 Education Erin Webber-Dreeszen, Development Associate 20 Development Kjersten Welch, Administrative Secretary 21 Budget Summary 22 Artful Appreciation All exhibitions and programs are supported, in part, by a grant from the 24 Associaton Members Iowa Arts Council, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts; the Art Center Association of Sioux City; 26 ArtSplash: Thanks to our 2011 Sponsors and the City of Sioux City.

Report from the Director

The Sioux City Art Center is a model Permanent Collection Gallery. The Art public/private partnership between the Center recently made major changes to City of Sioux City and the Art Center the exhibition. These changes, designed Association of Sioux City, with each to make the Collection more accessible, contributing approximately one-half of include: new, more informative and the Art Center’s annual operating costs. easier to read large-point font on all Without this model partnership, the of our labels; the child-friendly Family Sioux City Art Center could not achieve Guides, featuring self-guided tours of the quality programs and services that it the Collection; and, additional books provides our community and region. for the public study area adjacent to the Permanent Collection Gallery. The Greetings! The Sioux City Art Center’s additions to the study area’s non- Winter 2012 program promises circulating library are also now available a diverse and exciting range of to be checked out at the Sioux City exhibitions, workshops, classes and Public Library. special events. Last but not least, on December 8 the On the exhibition front, the Art Center Art Center’s education staff will present will present exhibitions ranging from its annual Holiday Workshops, which student work to work by some of our will once again encourage children and region’s most accomplished and exciting families to make holiday gifts for their artists. In addition to the popular annual friends and loved ones. Youth Art Month exhibition in February 2013 and our ongoing exhibitions of I look forward to seeing you at the Art work by students in the Community Center. Gallery, curator Todd Behrens has developed an exhibition focused on the Al Harris-Fernandez theme of drawing as an end product. Art Center Director The Values of Drawing presents five artists working in Iowa and Nebraska who Mr. Behrens notes: “are exceptional when it comes to achieving textural subtlety from pencil and charcoal drawings.” What promises to be one Sunday, November 25, 2012, 3 – 5 pm of the most interesting drawings in the show is Iowa artist Larassa Kabel’s Kick off the holiday season with a free super large, 9 foot x 9 foot work in concert in the T. S. Martin Atrium by colored pencil of what appears to be a pianist Richard Steinbach as he premieres horse falling in space. his latest CD—CHRISTMAS SPIRIT—a collection of classic holiday favorites! Another major show is our current one- person exhibition of paintings by Larry Richard Steinbach is a professor of Roots. While Mr. Roots, a prolific artist, music at Briar Cliff University and is has been working at his craft for many the grand prizewinner of the France years, this is his first major one-person Piano International Competition (Paris, art museum exhibition. The fact that 1995). He has performed extensively as Larry is also active in promoting both his both soloist and collaborative artist in own work and the work of other artists concerts throughout the United States, through the two galleries he operates Canada, Peru, Ecuador, France, Italy, with his wife, has probably been Great Britain, New Zealand, Jamaica, instrumental in his not receiving more South Korea, Japan and The People’s attention from art museums. Republic of China. The Gazetta del Mezzogiorno (Bari, Italy) stated that I also want to bring your attention to the Steinbach’s performance exhibited reinstallation of the long-term exhibition “sonorous expressivity, consummate of works from the Permanent Collection clarity and insightful sensitivity…” in the Margaret Ann Martin Everist. NEW EXHIBITIONS The Values of Drawing Blair Benz, Larassa Kabel, Justin Meyers, J. Marlene Mueller, Jan Zelfer-Redmond

December 15, 2012 – April 14, 2013 Reception: Saturday, December 15, 5:00-7:00 pm

The Values of Drawing presents five artists working in Iowa and Nebraska who are exceptional when it comes to achieving textural subtlety from pencil and charcoal drawings. Works range widely in size and subject matter. • Blair Benz creates perfectly crafted, intimate charcoal drawings that present objects in a somewhat theatrical manner, heightened dramatically by his ability to achieve a sense of depth in his images. • Larassa Kabel’s unusual portraits of people and animals succeed in great part because of her uncanny skill at rendering soft and fragile details, regardless of the scale of the work. • Justin Meyers works in both charcoal and graphite in a straightforward, yet unsparingly intense manner, whether working on portraits or still-life images. • J. Marlene Mueller has studied the combinations of fire, smoke, and wood in large images that are rich and beautiful notwithstanding the subject matter. J. Marlene Mueller, Cascade I, 2011, charcoal, 50 x 38 inches • Jan Zelfer-Redmond uses drawing mediums much more for Courtesy of the artist pure mark-making or shaping an atmosphere, rather than for a depiction of people or things.

Selections from the Sioux City Art Center Collection of Drawings

December 15, 2012 – April 14, 2013 Reception: Saturday, December 15, 5:00-7:00 pm

As an extension of the work created by the artists in The Values of Drawing, the Art Center presents a diverse exhibition of drawings from its Permanent Collection.

Dan F. Howard, Past Rituals, Present Enigmas: Study Suite (6), 1990, ink on paper, 25 x 21 inches Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert H. Everist, Sioux City; 2001.10 Youth Art Month Exhibition

February 16 – April 7, 2013 Reception: Sunday, February 17, 1:30-3:00 pm

This annual exhibition features works by Siouxland students from the tri-state area. An outside juror reviews hundreds of works to find the very best. This year’s exhibition presents work by middle school students.

Installation view of Youth Art Month Exhibition, 2012 Project SOAR 2012

December 1, 2012 – January 6, 2013 Reception: Sunday, January 6, 2:30-3:30 pm

Project SOAR (Student Opportunities for Art Research) is an intensive summer program at the Art Center for serious high school art students in the tri-state area. Students work closely for one or more week-long sessions with professional artists and college professors. This year’s courses included ceramic sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and painting. The exhibition features the students’ best works in each of these classes.

Joseph Luna, Beautiful Death, 2012, linoleum cut, 10.5 x 7 inches, Instructor: Amy Foltz Work by Students in Sioux City Community Schools Westside Elementary Schools

December 8, 2012 – January 27, 2013 Reception: Sunday, December 9, 1:30-2:00 pm

The exhibition features art produced by elementary school students attending the school located in the west side of Sioux City. Siouxland Artists

January 19 – March 31, 2013

Members of Siouxland Artists, Inc. will showcase their talents in this exhibition. Work by Students in Sioux City Community Schools Northside Elementary Schools

February 9 – March 24, 2013 Reception: Sunday, February 10, 1:30-2:00 pm

The exhibition features art produced by elementary school students attending the school located in the north side of Sioux City. CURRENT EXHIBITIONS City Art Quilts

through December 2, 2012

This exhibition features works from the Art Center’s most recent community art project, City Art Quilts. This project kicked off in 2010, bringing scores of drawings by artists from throughout the region, which led to the creation of two dozen City Art Quilts that were placed throughout Sioux City.

This exhibition and fundraising event has brought all of these works back to the Art Center for a final exhibition and sale. The quilts include 4-foot square versions on MDO board that are suitable for outdoor settings, 3-foot versions on canvas that are great for indoor settings, and framed drawings that are perfect for that little empty spot on your walls. They may be purchased outright or as part of a silent auction through the end of Darren Maurer, Labyrinth the exhibition.

Larry Roots: On the Surface

through February 3, 2013

Larry Roots is one of our region’s most active artists and gallery directors. To celebrate his thoughtfully composed abstract artworks, the Art Center has brought together a large selection of work he has created over the last ten years. Roots has the ability to use paint and a variety of other materials to portray emotions and ideas that are incapable of being expressed well through everyday verbal communication. There is in his work the sense that he is painting forces and ideas rather than things, even if his art occasionally gives us the slightest glimpse of a landscape, a figure, or a written language.

Larry Roots, Connections, 2008, acrylic on canvas, 48 x 54 inches Courtesy of Modern Arts Midtown, Omaha Roots earned his B.A. in painting from the University of Northern Colorado, Greeley. Though he is a full-time artist, he also directs two galleries with his wife Judy: Modern Arts Midwest in Lincoln, Nebraska, and Modern Arts Midtown in Omaha, Nebraska. FUTURE EXHIBITIONS The Briar Cliff Review Exhibition

April 18 – June 30, 2013 Reception: Thursday, April 18, 6:00-8:30 pm

The exhibition includes artworks by local and regional artists that are featured in the 2013 edition of The Briar Cliff Review, Briar Cliff University’s award-winning journal. The selection process is conducted by the art editors of The Briar Cliff Review, Jeff Baldus and Karen Chesterman, and the curator of the Sioux City Art Center, Todd Behrens. ARTcetera ’13

April 27 – July 28, 2013 Reception: Saturday, April 27, 5:00-7:00 pm, art preview; 7:00-10:00 pm, reception and auction.

This exciting quadrennial event is one part exhibition of local and regional artists and one part fundraising auction. The Art Center’s Main Gallery will be filled with a great assortment of fantastic art by local artists and artists from across the Midwest. And everything is available for purchase! While those attending the reception get the first opportunity to add these works to their collections, visitors throughout the run of the exhibition will be able buy unsold work. ONGOING EXHIBITIONS The Sioux City Art Center Permanent Collection Underwriting for the Margaret Ann Martin Everist Permanent Collection Gallery and Educational Initiative is provided by the generous support of the M. A. Martin Everist Foundation.

Since July 2008, The Margaret Ann Martin Everist Permanent Collection Gallery has become the centerpiece of the Art Center’s educational program and a constant reminder about both the great artistic and collecting history of Sioux City.

The Gallery was reorganized in September 2012 with a new Permanent Collection brochure to accompany the exhibition. Visitors to the new installation of the gallery will find more examples of the Art Center’s Legacy Collection on view. This collecting initiative was established in 2008 by the generous members of the Blockbuster Partners to fund an increase in the Art Center’s holdings of major Midwestern artists. The Partners were then joined by the M. A. Martin Everist and the Gilchrist Foundations, and the Art Center Association Board of Directors with funds from the Heffernan Fund, as well as a grant from the Iowa Arts Council. The Legacy Collection now includes 17 works by 13 artists from throughout the region.

The Permanent Collection is supported with the Margaret Ann Martin Everist Educational Initiative, providing free educational materials, an outreach program to area public and private schools, and a Study Area, adjacent to the Permanent Collection Gallery. The Study Area’s non-circulating library allows visitors to learn more about the artists in the Permanent Collection. Recent additions to the non- Cesare Tiratelli, Italian, 1864-1933, Friends of the Family, after 1889, oil on canvas, 34 x 22.5 inches circulating library have been made possible, thanks in part to a grant from the Gift of the Sioux City Society of Fine Arts in celebration of the opening National Endowment for the Arts. of the Sioux City Art Center The Sioux City Art Center Family Guides

The Art Center’s Family Guides, the newest addition to the Education Initiative, developed this spring thanks in part to a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, has been a huge success. As an added incentive for families to use the Guides, the Art Center initiated the Art Star project, in which children who complete one or more of the five Guides earn prizes and become eligible for monthly awards.

Due to the popularity of this project, the Art Center decided to extend it into a second phase. This second phase began in September and will continue through the end of 2012. Children will earn a prize for each of the Guides they complete. Those who complete all five guides will become eligible for additional awards as the project continues. Grant Wood’s Corn Room mural

The special installation of the Grant Wood mural was funded by a donation from Bill Turner.

Grant Wood’s Corn Room mural is shown in its entirety in the third-floor H. H. Everist Gallery. The Corn Room mural was one of four murals commissioned by Omaha businessman Eugene Eppley for his hotels. Originally part of the historic Martin Hotel, the Corn Room was created by Grant Wood in 1927, and then lost for decades under paint and old wallpaper, only to be rediscovered in 1979. In 1995, the mural was purchased by Sioux City attorney Alan Fredregill, who then donated the mural to the Art Center for the Permanent Collection. After significant conservation, the preserved mural, with its imagery slightly dimmed and its colors shifted toward a golden brown, was put on exhibit in 2007.

The Fredregill Fund, established by the Sioux City Art Center’s share of the auction selling price of Grant Wood’s Corn Room, allowed the acquisition of a number of prints by Wood and other important Regionalist artists. Work by Wood is on display in this gallery while works by other artists such as Thomas Hart Benton and John Steuart Curry are on display in the Grant Wood, Corn Room, 1927, oil on panel Purchased with funds provided by the Permanent Collection Gallery. Alan Fredregill Fund; 2007.17 DEVELOPMENT Visitor Input (July – September) Countries: British Columbia, Germany, Mexico, New Zealand, Sweden, Uruguay States: AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, LA, MA, ME, MI, MN, MO, MT, NC, ND, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, VA, WA, WI, WY Tri State Communities: 261 (Iowa – 185, Nebraska – 45, South Dakota – 31)

Exhibitions: 7/10 Excited for the daVinci exhibit. Elizabeth M. – Schaller, IA 7/22 Your daVinci show took my breath away. Kim R. – Bronxville, NY 7/13 Magnificent & inspiring. Kirit & Tim P. – New Jersey 7/26 Great museum; architecture. Leonardo – Matt P. – Gastonia, NC 7/14 Love the Corn Mural. Helene P. – Taupo, New Zealand 7/26 Worth our time & money-enjoyed everything. 7/14 Great Leonardo exhibit also really enjoyed the permanent collection. Bean Family – Texas Mariya K.– Sioux City, IA 7/28 Great interactivity! Bob & Jean N. – Ann Arbor, MI 7/22 Your daVInci show took my breath away. Kim L. – Bronxville, NY 8/01 Spectacular – I am glad we looked up the Art Center! 7/28 Leonardo daVinci is great! Pat & Jacki I. – North Bancroft, IA George & Patti T. – Pineville, LA 7/31 Viva daVinci! Phillip Ray H. – Aberdeen, SD 8/02 Enjoyed it all! Kids had a blast! 8/01 Kids had a blast! Amy H. – Columbus, KS Lisa & Greg M. – Federal Way, WA 8/02 Inspirational. Awe-inspiring! Smith Family – Marion, IA 8/03 Enjoyed everything – Excellent exhibits! 8/02 Leonardo show was incredible! Laurie T. – LeMars, IA Sheri C. – Los Lunas, NM 8/02 Love the Grant Wood Murals. Robert & Sheila G. – Omaha, NE 8/04 Mind Bending. Anna S. – South Sioux City, NE 8/06 I love it here! Thanks Siouxland! Sheila J. – Sioux City, IA 8/12 Wonderful experience – Beautiful art building! 8/25 daVinci is great! Jennifer & Merilyn P. – West Lafayette, IN Aaron & Dawn G. – Rapid City, SD 8/25 Davinci Rocks! Rebekah F. – Jefferson, SD 8/16 Better exhibit here than Des Moines! Jake J. – Sioux City, IA 9/02 Great museum. William A. – Little Rock, AR 8/21 Thank you. Very fun exhibit. Helpful greeter. 9/02 Most enjoyable, very interesting. Joan & Glen T. Suffix, England Rog & Mary K. – LeMars, IA 9/07 Splendid! Nancy L. – Houston, TX 8/23 I’m left-handed too! Roger S. – Hawarden, IA 9/27 Thanks for bringing Leo to Sioux City. 8/26 Loved it – especially daVinci. Stephen & Terri B. – Littleton, CO Edyn & Holly D. – Hawarden, IA 9/05 I didn’t realize he was such an interesting inventor. Mureen B. – Sioux City, IA Experience: 9/06 Most fabulous show ever! Ann Marie & Mike M. – Sioux City, IA 7/08 I really love it. Kari R. – Deutschland, Germany 9/07 Thank you – nice stop, will come again. 7/11 Very beautiful-love the children’s area. Janelle S. – Sioux City, IA Jess & Jon R. – Oak Creek, CO 7/13 I like the diversity of art. Julia A. – Fort Collins, CO 9/15 What a mind! Genius! Karen C. – Waverly, IA 7/14 Love the Bistro. Bruce & Tina W. – Shakopee, MN 9/16 Great Show – well worth stopping! 7/15 Well done-excellent displays. Jay F. – LeMars, IA Barb H. – South Sioux City, NE 7/17 Makes me feel ‘smatah’… C. Family – Scarboragh, ME 9/19 Wonderful, offers much culture. Helen U. – Castana, IA 7/18 Been here many times and I’ll be back for many more. 9/21 Good ol’ Sioux City – love this! Nancy S. – Gettysburg, PA Frances G. –Sioux City, IA 9/29 Great exhibit & beautiful building. M & K Wilson – Norfolk, NE 7/21 Love the Children’s Art. Jen & Jim W. - Brookings, SD 9/29 A credit to Sioux City. Dennis H. – Akron. IA

New & Upgraded Memberships (July – September) Art Center memberships help inspire imaginations and enrich lives.

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The art center’s ArtSplash 2012 provided Additionally, art center’s ArtSplash invited in the Children’s Area and Hands on a fun festival after a long, hot summer for two new local food vendors to join this for Bigger Hands booth provided cost- the Siouxland area. Rockestra, Tonic- year’s festival, and one of them won the effective opportunities for festival-goers to Sol-Fa, Kelsey Klingensmith, Jill Miller first place food award for the weekend! exercise their own creativity as well. and a full line of entertainers provided Several local performers contributed to the two days of music and fun! With the help fantastic talent on both the Main Stage and In addition to providing fun and entertain- of dedicated volunteers, sponsors, and Children’s Stage, and 400 local volunteers ment for Siouxland locals, The art center’s participants, the weekend once again spent over 2,000 hours on the festival. ArtSplash also brought approximately $1.5 highlighted the best of Siouxland! In the million into Sioux City with out-of-town Children’s Area, families enjoyed creative Those that browsed the juried art show guests staying in hotels, buying meals, activities and projects provided by six raved about the selection of art available visiting local attractions and shopping! local non-profit groups and the Sioux from eighty outstanding artists as well as City Art Center. ArtSplash also helped Boy our SPLASH artists: three local professional Plans for the 2013 art center’s ArtSplash Scout Troop #225 raise funds through artists awarded the opportunity to are already underway. You’re encouraged water sales, supported Western Iowa experience selling art in the festival to get involved! Keep your eye on the Tech’s Police Science Club, and helped the environment. With the help of mentor festival website at www.siouxcityartcenter. Cosmopolitan Club with their fight to cure artists and tents provided by the Art Center, org/ ArtSplash or contact the ArtSplash diabetes. In all, over $20,000 was donated the SPLASH artists were ready for business coordinator at 712-279-6272 ext. 214 or back to non-profit and other children’s at the festival this year and well-received [email protected]. See how you can groups for their participation in ArtSplash. by the community. The many art activities be a part of the festival! COURSE CATALOG WINTER TERM 2012 – 2013 STUDIO ART CLASSES & WORKSHOPS January 8 – March 3, 2013 (8 weeks) Ask about becoming an Art Center Member at the time of registration. Members will receive a 20% discount on selected classes. Register online at www.siouxcityartcenter.org or call 712-279-6272 ext. 200, or drop in at the Sioux City Art Center, 225 Nebraska Street. Online registration closes five days before the start of class! Telephone and walk-in registration closes two days before the start of a class!

DRAWING AND PAINTING FRIDAY OPEN DRAWING AND PAINTING STUDIO FOR DRAWING – FOR ALL LEVELS with Karen Kinney STUDENTS ENROLLED IN CLASSES #D 01 January 10 – February 28 (8 weeks) HS – Adult Every Friday, 10:15 am – 3:50 pm Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Studio 203 Tuition: Member $110 – Non-member $132 Learning Center (*NWAEA Credit Available) MIXED MEDIA MULTI - MEDIA COLLAGE with Vivian Miller PAINTING with DUO brand WATER-MIXABLE OILS #MM 01 January 12 – March 2 (8 weeks) HS – Adult with Al Harris-Ferandez Saturdays, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm #PT 02A January 10 – February 28 (8 weeks) HS – Adult Tuition: Member $110 – Non-member $132 Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Learning Center (**NWAEA Credit Available) Tuition: Member $110 – Non-member $132 Studio #203 (**NWAEA Credit Available) JEWELRY WORKSHOP PRECIOUS METAL CLAY with Lisa Leopold HS – Adult ADVANCED PAINTING with DUO WATER-MIXABLE OILS #J 01 March 2 and 3 with Al Harris-Fernandez Saturday and Sunday 1:30 – 3:30 pm #PT 02B Same time and place as #PT 01A .This class is Tuition: Member $85 – Non-member $102 designed for those students repeating the class (16 grams of PMC is included in class tuition) with advanced course objectives for graduate (Extra PMC will be available for your purchase) credit through NWAEA. Studio #205

PAINTING: ACRYLIC, WATERCOLOR, OR OIL GLASS with Jodi Whitlock STAINED GLASS with Donna Behrens #P 03 January 10 – February 28 (8 weeks) HS – Adult #G 01A January 10 – February 28 (8 weeks) HS – Adult Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Tuition: Member $110 – Non-member $132 Tuition: Member $130 – Non-member $156 Studio #204 (**NWAEA Credit Available) Studio #205 (**NWAEA Credit Available)

WATERCOLOR PAINTING with Glenda Drennen ADVANCED STAINED GLASS #PT 04 January 8 – February 26 (8 weeks) HS – Adult with Donna Behrens & Dave Van Berkum Tuesdays, 10:15 am – 2:15 pm (4 hrs/wk) #G 01B Same time and place as #G 01A, this class is Tuition: Member $140 – Non-member $163 designed for those students repeating the class with Studio #204 (*NWAEA Credit Available) advanced course objectives for graduate credit through NWAEA. PORTRAIT PAINTING with Jodi Whitlock (prior drawing and painting experience suggested) PAPERMAKING #PT 05 January 12 – March 2 (8 weeks) HS – Adult MAKE IT YOUR OWN with Debra Marqusee Saturdays, 1:30 – 4:00 pm #P 01 January 13 – March 3 (8 weeks) Ages 13 – Adult Tuition: Member $110– Non-member $132 Sundays, 1:30 – 3:30 pm Learning Center (**NWAEA Credit Available) Tuition: Member $100 – Non-member $120 Studio #204 (*NWAEA Credit Available) WORKSHOP WAX ON, WAX OFF: ENCAUSTICS with Jenny Bye PHOTOGRAPHY #E 01 January 26 and 27 HS – Adult DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY with Grant Hovland Saturday 12:30 – 3:00 pm #PH 01 January 10 – February 28 (8 weeks) HS – Adult Sunday 1:00 – 3:00 pm Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Tuition: Member $75 – Non-member $90 Tuition: Member $110 – Non-members $132 Studio #205 Studio #202 (*NWAEA Credit Available)

CERAMICS YOUTH ART CERAMICS with Tom Roberts JUST GETTING STARTED with Debra Marqusee #C 01 January 10 – February 28 (8 weeks) HS – Adult #Y 01 January 10 – February 28 (8 weeks) Ages 3 – 5 Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Thursdays, 10:15 – 11:00 am Tuition: Member $110 – Non-member $132 Tuition: Member $50 – Non-member $60 Clay Studio (*NWAEA Credit Available) Studio #204

POTTERY from the WHEEL with Mike Oliver HS – Adult AFTERNOON CLAY CLASS with Tom Roberts #C 02 January 12 – March 2 (8 weeks) #Y 02 January 10 – February 28 (8 weeks) Ages 7 – 12 Saturdays, 10:30 am – 1:00 pm Thursdays, 4:00 – 5:30 pm Tuition: Member $110 – Non-member $132 Tuition: Member $90 – Non-member $108 Clay Studio (*NWAEA Credit Available) Clay Studio

*Remember to sign up first at The Sioux City Art Center, and AFTER SCHOOL DRAWING LESSON with Karen Kinney then at NWAEA if you want renewal or graduate credit for #Y 03 January 10 – February 28 (8 weeks) Ages 7 – 13 your class! Thursdays, 4:00 – 5:30 pm Tuition: Member $90 – Non-member $108 Learning Center Studio

EVERYTHING 3-D with Debra Marqusee Mark Your Calendars! #Y 04 January 7 – February 25 (8 weeks) Ages 7 – 13 Mondays, 4:00 – 5:30 pm th $ $ 9 Annual Holiday Workshops Tuition: Member 90 – Non-member 108 Learning Center Studio Children and Adults of All Ages (children 6 and younger must be assisted by an adult) ARTISTIC DIRECTION: STAGE CALL with Debra Marqusee #Y 05 January 9 – February 27 (8 weeks) Ages 8 – 14 Wednesdays 4:00 – 5:30 pm Saturday, December 8 $ $ Tuition: Member 90 – Non-member 108 EXPECT TO WORK 1 hour PER PROJECT Learning Center Studio PRE-REGISTRATON REQUIRED INTRODUCTION TO PAINTING with Karen Kinney # Y 06 January 12 – March 2 (8 weeks) Ages 7 – 13 10:30 – 11:30 am 1:30 – 2:30 pm Saturdays, 1:00 – 3:00 pm 11:30 am – 12:30 pm 2:30 – 3:30 pm Tuition: Member $100 – Non-member $120 Studio #203 Limited to 2 projects per person SATURDAY ART LESSON Please be on time or risk forfeiting your reserved space. with Debra Marqusee and Charlene Nelson Maximum 10 persons/project #Y 07 Saturday Morning Ages 6 – 12 10:30 am – 12:00 noon Persons who do not pre-register may participate Tuition: $5.00 per child in a project only if space is available. Studio #203

Your free will offering will be greatly appreciated to help SUNDAY FAMILY FUNDAY with Brenda Schoenher-Thelen cover rising costs of materials. #Y 08 Sunday Afternoon All Ages 1:30 – 2:30 pm Tuition: Priced per project Studio #203

Calendar of Events

December 12 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon

1 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon 13 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm

2 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm 19 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon EXHIBITION CLOSES: City Art Quilts EXHIBITION OPENS: Siouxland Artists

8 Holiday Workshop 20 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm 10:30 a.m.; 11:30 a.m.; 1:30 p.m.; 2:30 p.m. 26 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon 9 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm 27 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm 15 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon EXHIBITIONS OPEN: The Values of Drawing: Blair Benz, Larassa Kabel, Justin Meyers, February Marlene Mueller, Jan Zelfer-Redmond and Selections from the Sioux City Art Center 2 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon Collection of Drawings 3 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm OPENING RECEPTION: 5 – 7 pm The Values of Drawing: Blair Benz, Larassa Kabel, EXHIBITION CLOSES: Larry Roots: ON the Surface Justin Meyers, Marlene Mueller, Jan Zelfer-Redmond and Selections from the Sioux City Art Center 9 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon Collection of Drawings 10 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm 16 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm 16 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon 22 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon EXHIBITION OPENS: Youth Art Month: Middle School

23 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm 17 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm

25 CLOSED, Christmas Day OPENING RECEPTION: Youth Art Month: Middle School, 1:30 – 3 pm 29 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon 18 CLOSED, Presidents’ Day 30 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm 23 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon January 24 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm

1 CLOSED, New Year’s Day

5 The Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon

6 Sunday Family FunDay Workshop, 1:30 – 2:30 pm Annual Report July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012

The Sioux City Art Center is a model Exhibition highlights included an people, including: Images of Things; public/private partnership between the unorthodox but very popular exhibition Colors and Shapes; Animals in Art; City of Sioux City and the Art Center that invited the public to play in the Landscapes; and, Family Life at Home. Association of Sioux City, with each Art Center’s galleries. Golf by Design The new family-friendly project was contributing approximately one-half of featured seven miniature golf holes promoted with the Art Stars program the Art Center’s annual operating costs. designed and constructed by seven that encouraged kids to complete the Without this model partnership, the area architectural firms. Visitors had a tours, be recognized as an Art Star and Sioux City Art Center could not achieve great time playing the innovative and then become eligible to win prizes. In the quality programs and services that it sometimes challenging course. A special addition to being underwritten by the M. provides our community and region. thanks to these firms for taking on the A. Martin Everist Foundation, the Family project and making it a success. Another Guide project was also supported by a Among its many accomplishments of crowd pleaser was Artists Choose grant from the National Endowment for the past year, the Sioux City Art Center, Artists in which 12 artists with significant the Arts. for the first time in memory, employed a connections to the Art Center were paid marketing campaign to promote the invited to show recent work as well as During FY2011-2012, the Art Center Art Center. The decision to implement select an artist that they felt deserved also moved forward on its plan to the campaign was based on a fall more recognition to include in the commission a major outdoor sculpture in visitation that began with the start exhibition. The result was an energetic for its front lawn. Illinois artist Michael of the recession in 2007-2008. The exhibition that was well received by both Dunbar was selected for the project campaign was successful. Beginning artists and the public. by a jury comprised of Art Center staff, in March 2012 when the campaign was art professionals, and representatives launched attendance sharply increased, from both boards and additional matching and then surpassing pre- stakeholders. Dunbar has over 50 public recession numbers. In conjunction art commissions to his credit and was with the beginning of the campaign, the overwhelming choice of the jury to the Art Center also produced a new create this significant addition to the Art visitor survey to track the effectiveness Center’s campus. The project is being of the campaign and gather additional underwritten by the M. A. Martin Everist information. Foundation, with support from the Gilchrist Foundation and City of Sioux The visitor comments were instructive. City. The sculpture is scheduled to be Through the surveys we discovered that completed and installed by spring 2013 many of the new visitors did not know and dedicated in July 2013. that the Art Center was free to the public or that we have an outstanding amenity These are just a few of the highlights for families in our Junior League Hands Al Harris-Fernandez presents Art Star check to Aaron Ungs. from FY2011-2012. Please see the rest On! Gallery. In addition to the survey of the report to find out what the Art questions on their knowledge of the Art While the exhibition program was Center’s staff and supporters were able Center, we also asked what we could supported with a range of materials, to accomplish in the past year. do to add to the experience of their visit. including gallery talks, labels and The overwhelming response was music didactic panels, the most gratifying I look forward to seeing you at the Art and more seating. While we immediately project was the latest addition of the Center. moved forward on the music, we are Margaret Ann Martin Everist Education planning to increase seating areas with Initiative. The Initiative features Al Harris-Fernandez furniture similar to what we currently educational materials that support the Art Center Director feature in the Permanent Collection long-term exhibitions of works from the Gallery and adjacent study area. Permanent Collection that are included in the Margaret Ann Martin Everist While the marketing campaign and Permanent Collection Gallery. The survey were helpful in making plans latest addition to these materials is the for the future, we also continued our Family Guide series. The guides are commitment to serving a broader public comprised of five booklets designed to with an expanded exhibition program. be used by families as self-guided tours During the last year we presented of the Permanent Collection exhibition. 26 exhibitions supported with gallery Each eight-page booklet has a unique talks and free educational materials. theme designed to engage young ArtSplash Attendance • Gallery...... 30,093 counted • ArtSplash...... 20,000+ estimated • Public Art...... 25,000+ estimated

Volunteer Hours • Art Center...... 1,545 counted • ArtSplash...... 2,400 estimated

Tours ARTworks...... 37 (serving 929 fifth grade students) Other tours...... 50 (serving 1,162 individuals) Youth Art Month Reception

Members...... 513 Business...... 48 Blockbuster Partners...... 22

Exhibitions...... 28 Lectures/Gallery Talks...... 6 Public Programs...... 10

Classes...... 79 Students...... 1,387 Contact hours...... 6,164

Holiday Workshops Docents (dedicated volunteers)...... 12

ARTworks Tours EXHIBITIONS

Exhibitions during 2011-2012 included December 3, 2011 – January 29, 2012 December 3, 2011 – February 12, 2012 two ongoing exhibitions; thirteen Anita Yeska: Into the Light The Fine Print: Works from the temporary exhibitions in the Atrium, Collection of Morningside College Gardner Room and Community Gallery December 10, 2011 – January 29, 2012 on the first floor; and thirteen temporary Art from Sioux City Community Schools: December 3, 2011 – February 12, 2012 exhibitions in the galleries on the third Westside Elementary Schools Prints by Amy Foltz floor. These twenty-six temporary exhibitions included three featuring February 11 – March 25, 2012 January 21 – April 22, 2012 permanent collection artworks, eight Art from Sioux City Community Schools: Artists Choose Artists one-person exhibitions of artists with ties Northside Elementary Schools to Siouxland, three group exhibitions February 18 – April 8, 2012 of local artists, seven featuring works February 11 – April 1, 2012 Youth Art Month Exhibition by local schoolchildren, one exhibition The Juggler of a local collection, and four group April 21 – July 1, 2012 exhibitions of regional artists. April 7 – June 2, 2012 Golf by Design: Indoor Mini-Golf Holes Sioux City Camera Club Exhibition Designed by Sioux City Architects Ongoing Exhibitions Ongoing from May 26, 2007 April 7 – May 20, 2012 May 9 – July 1, 2012 Grant Wood’s Corn Room mural Art from Sioux City Community Schools: The Briar Cliff Review Exhibition East Middle and High Schools Ongoing from January 12, 2008 May 9 – July 1, 2012 The Sioux City Art Center Permanent June 9 – July 29, 2012 Untitled Collection Art from Sioux City Community Schools: West Middle and High Schools Gallery Talks / Lectures Gilbert Vicario First Floor Exhibitions Saturday, July 16, 2011 through July 31, 2011 The 62nd Juried Exhibition Tom Dillon Phillip Chen through August 14, 2011 Saturday, July 30, 2011 William Burchard The Legacy Collection Show II

July 30 – September 18, 2011 Al Harris-Fernandez and Todd Behrens Project SOAR (Student Opportunities for Saturday, October 8, 2011 Art Research) Exhibition Ann Royer: Natural Curves and Judy Boyle: My Tuscany Experience The 62nd Juried Exhibition August 6 – September 18, 2011 Darren Maurer Third Floor Exhibitions John Bowitz, Amy Foltz, through July 3, 2011 Al Harris-Fernandez, and Todd Behrens The Briar Cliff Review Exhibition Saturday, December 3, 2011 The Fine Print: Works from the through July 3, 2011 Collection of Morningside College and You Should Know Better Prints by Amy Foltz

through July 24, 2011 Al Harris-Fernandez In the Eye of the Beholder Saturday, April 28, 2012 Golf by Design: Indoor Mini-Golf Holes July 16 – September 25, 2011 Designed by Sioux City Architects The 62nd Juried Exhibition

Art from Sioux City Community Schools Jeff Baldus, Todd Behrens, Sarah July 30 – November 27, 2011 Ancona, Christopher Braunschweig, September 29 – November 27, 2011 The Legacy Collection Show II and Steve Joy Art from Sioux City Community Schools: Thursday, May 5, 2012, Eastside Elementary Schools October 8, 2011 – January 8, 2012 The Briar Cliff Review Exhibition Ann Royer: Natural Curves October 1 – November 27, 2011 Judy Boyle: My Tuscany Experience ACCESSIONS TO THE permanent collection

Andrew Langoussis Michel Esbèbe Sojourner: Solar Reef, 2010 Coquillage (Shellfish), 2010 bronze color mezzotint on BFK Rives paper 86 x 86 x 24 inches Sheet: 20.5 x 15 inches; Gift of the Yanney family, Jim, Charese image: 11.5 x 7.75 inches and Jim Jr., in loving memory of Do Cleveland Print Club Subscription and Yanney; 2012.01 Art Center Association of Sioux City Purchase; 2012.13

Leonard Baskin Samuel Palmer, after the watercolor by Walter, 1956 wood engraving 2 1/4 x 1 7/8 inches Gift of Paul Chelstad; 2012.14 Furnace Men Steve Kammerer Vase, 2010 wheel-thrown; raku fired with horsehair George Rush,

Bluejay Ojibwe and organic matter on a ferric chloride base Furnace Men, 1941 13 x 9.5 (diameter) inches

Billy Hassell, watercolor and ink Gift of the artist; 2012.15 11.25 x 8.5 inches Billy Hassell Gift of The Rush Family; 2012.08 Marvel Cox Bluejay Ojibwe, 2010 They are as Asleep, 1986 oil on canvas Cross Town, 1941 acrylic on paper 48 x 50 inches lithograph 17.5 x 31.5 inches Purchase with funds donated in honor of 4.5 x 6.75 inches Gift of Chris Jensen and Beth Harms; Robert and Helen Jane Gleeson, Wilson Gift of The Rush Family; 2012.09 2012.16 and Louise Persinger, and James and Do Yanney; 2012.02 Daybreak, 1942 Untitled (three figures), ca. 1980s lithograph acrylic on panel Cathy Palmer 7.25 x 11.75 inches 18 x 22 inches Never Fully Revealed, 2006 Gift of The Rush Family; 2012.10 Gift of Chris Jensen and Beth Harms; oil on canvas 2012.17 45.5 x 76 inches Reconstruction, 1943 Gift of the artist; 2012.03 lithograph Sketchbook of landscapes 9 x 12.5 inches pen and ink LaVern Frank Rush Gift of The Rush Family; 2012.11 9 x 12 inches $1.00 Dresses, 1941 Gift of Chris Jensen and Beth Harms; lithograph 2012.18 7.5 x 11 inches Gift of The Rush Family; 2012.04 Night Vigil, ca. 1980s acrylic on panel Window Shopping, 1941 11.25 x 22 inches lithograph Gift of Chris Jensen and Beth Harms; 7.5 x 10 inches 2012.19 Gift of The Rush Family; 2012.05 Untitled (four figures), ca. 1980s George Rush charcoal on paper Working on the Rails, 1940 15 x 21.75 inches Roy Langley, Untitled (farm scene) Roy Langley, lithograph Gift of Chris Jensen and Beth Harms; 8.5 x 12.25 inches Roy Langley 2012.20 Gift of The Rush Family; 2012.06 Untitled (farm scene), 1940 watercolor Untitled, undated Untitled (Men on Roof), 1940 16 x 22 inches watercolor lithograph Gift of The Rush Family; 2012.12 22.5 x 27 inches 9 x 12.5 inches Gift of Al Harris-Fernandez; 2012.21 Gift of The Rush Family; 2012.07 Elizabeth Dooley Untitled (Abstract), 2010 Purple Haze, 2006 acrylic on paper photograph printed on archival premium 10.25 x 7.5 inches lustre paper Gift of the artist; 2012.27 12 x 18 inches Gift of the artist; 2012.22 Untitled (Horse), not dated pen on paper Doyle Burbank-Williams 10.75 x 8.5 inches In the Midst, ca. 2006 Gift of the artist; 2012.28 digital print 7.25 x 10 inches Untitled (Horse), not dated

Gift of Rita and Gerald Iversen; 2012.23 pen on paper Artery 9.5 x 9 inches Gift of the artist; 2012.29

Untitled (Three Figures), not dated Beller, Valerie pencil on paper Valerie Beller 14.25 x 11.25 inches Artery, 2006

Primary Impulses Gift of the artist; 2012.30 oil on canvas 36 x 33 inches Untitled (Figure in Frame), not dated Legacy Collection purchase with private

Nan Wilson, charcoal on paper funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, 15.5 x 12 inches the Margaret Heffernan Permanent Nan Wilson Gift of the artist; 2012.31 Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin Primary Impulses, 1993 Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist oil and earth on canvas Untitled (Two Figures), not dated Foundation; 2012.38 78 x 144 inches pencil on paper Purchase from the artist with donated 16.25 x 11.75 inches Julie Blackmon funds; 2012.24 Gift of the artist; 2012.32 Crystal Ball, 2006 Principal Donor archival pigment print Juliet Everist Untitled (Horse), not dated 22 x 22 inches Donors charcoal on paper Legacy Collection purchase with private Jeff Baldus 16.75 x 14 inches funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, Gail & Jack Bernstein Gift of the artist; 2012.33 the Margaret Heffernan Permanent Nancy Giles Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin Tom & Henrietta Shuminsky Untitled (Seated Nude), not dated Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist Mary & John Van Dyke charcoal on paper Foundation; 2012.39 Additional Contributions 24 x 18 inches Regis Garvey Gift of the artist, 2012.34 Susan Hatfield Alan & Terri McGaffin Dolie Thompson Shannon Sargent Still Life with Grapes, 2010 digital photograph Dolie Thompson 18.5 x 29 inches Still Life, 2010 Purchase from the artist; 2012.35 digital photograph 18 x 29 inches Amy Foltz Purchase from the artist with Art Center Present Path – Holding On, 2000 Crystal Ball Association of Sioux City funds; 2012.25 Intaglio (ed. 1/7) 9 x 6.75 inches Ann Royer Gift of the artist; 2012.36

Untitled, 1988 Julie Blackmon, acrylic on canvas Bill Scott 73 x 49 inches The Gray-Green Bottle, 2009 High Chair, 2006 Gift of the artist; 2012.25 drypoint and roulette on Tiepolo paper archival pigment print sheet: 30 x 22.5 inches; image: 20 x 22 x 22 inches Untitled (Face), not dated 14.5 inches Legacy Collection purchase with private acrylic on paper Cleveland Print Club Subscription funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, 8 x 5.25 inches Purchase; 2012.37 the Margaret Heffernan Permanent Gift of the artist; 2012.26 Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist Foundation; 2012.40 Ingrid Lilligren Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist Accumulation, 2010 Foundation; 2012.47 porcelain with crystalline glazes 12 x 9 x 9 inches Legacy Collection purchase with private funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, the Margaret Heffernan Permanent Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist Foundation; 2012.44 Ex-Voto

Tracy Miller Trio, 2006 oil on canvas

48 x 48 inches Susan Chrysler White, Legacy Collection purchase with private funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, Susan Chrysler White the Margaret Heffernan Permanent Ex-Voto, 2008 Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin acrylic and enamel on canvas

Accumulation Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist 65 x 72 inches Foundation; 2012.45 Legacy Collection purchase with private funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, the Margaret Heffernan Permanent

Ingrid Lilligren, Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist Alex Brown Foundation; 2012.48 Pond, 2010 oil on canvas 38 x 40 inches Legacy Collection purchase with private funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, the Margaret Heffernan Permanent Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist

Foundation; 2012.41 Trio

Phillip Chen

Fiji Mermaid, 2005 Miller, Tracy relief etching 31 x 23 inches James Shrosbree DELL (ray), 2011 Legacy Collection purchase with private enamel with tape and wire on panel funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, 9 x 12 inches the Margaret Heffernan Permanent Legacy Collection purchase with private Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist the Margaret Heffernan Permanent Foundation; 2012.42 Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist Prairie Breaker, 2002 Foundation; 2012.46 relief etching 31 x 23 inches Legacy Collection purchase with private James Shrosbree Medici (nn series), 2005 funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, gouache and acrylic with pen on paper the Margaret Heffernan Permanent 10.25 x 14.75 inches Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin Legacy Collection purchase with private Everist Foundation, and the Gilchrist funds from the Blockbuster II Partners, Foundation; 2012.43 the Margaret Heffernan Permanent Collection Fund, the M.A. Martin education

Docent Program Mayor Bob Scott, Superintendent Dr. were a huge success with 163 children Our team of twelve dedicated volunteer Paul Gausman, Art Center Director Al attending. ArtCamp 2011 culminated docents consistently attended Harris-Fernandez and Visual Arts Head with an exhibition of the children’s informative and educational tours Instructor Lance Hankins assisted in the artworks, and a reception on August given at the beginning of every new presentation of awards. 14. These works were selected by the exhibition by the director/curator and children and displayed from August studio program coordinator. We recently Community requested Classes, 14 – September 27 in the Education have added two new docents, Susie Workshops and Outreach Programs Gallery on second floor. Rodriguez and Jay Morris. We are The Education Department hosted extremely grateful to the docents for 24 community-requested workshops Classes and Workshops conducting 87 tours, serving 2,091 throughout the year including the During the 2011-2012 quarterly children and adults. Included in these following groups: Girl Scouts; Boy semesters, 114 adult and children numbers is the ARTworks program, Scouts; Upward Bound; Home School; classes were offered at the Art Center. serving fifth grade students who receive Girls Incorporated; Empty Bowls The number of adult and children free busing, a guided tour and an project; Siouxland Food Bank; Jackson classes was 79 classes. A total of 1,387 opportunity to create a piece of artwork Recovery, Tracy Koch Daycare; Nodland students participated in the classes for based on the Grant Wood murals. There School Special Needs; DARE Lock-in; a total of 6,164 teacher-student contact were 37 ARTworks tours with a total of The Red Cross; Building Blocks Day hours. Nearly all of the adult classes 929 fifth grade students. Care (Sergeant Bluff); Building Blocks were available for graduate credit or Day Care (Outer Drive, Sioux City) teaching license renewal credit through Project SOAR Kinder Cottage Daycare, North Middle Northwest AEA, Briar Cliff University and Student Opportunities for Art Research, School Carnival, Wells Blue Bunny, Morningside College. held throughout the month of June, is Life Long Learning Program, Thrivent intended for artistically talented high Financial and Beyond the Bell. Holiday Gift-Making Workshops school students who would enjoy and Our annual Holiday Workshops were learn from an intense, fifteen-hour art Education Gallery held December 3, 2011. Eight art workshop. This year’s Project SOAR The William T. Dible Hallway and the projects and refreshments were offered utilized the expertise of four area artists Metz Education Hallway on the second free of charge to the public. Under the and educators in ceramics, Shawn floor have been designated as spaces guidance of five instructors, 150 children Adams; drawing, Pauline Sensenig; for hanging artwork created by students and adults participated in this fun annual painting, Jodi Whitlock; and printmaking, and faculty at the Art Center. The event. Amy Foltz. Nineteen students from nine displays were changed out a total six area high schools took advantage of this times throughout the year and included Spring Workshops program which is underwritten by the Art student art, class schedules and Spring workshops were held at the Art Center Association of Sioux City. other art related subjects, such as the Center on April 31, 2012. Celebrating elements and principles of art. the arrival of spring, 50 children had fun Youth Art Month by making grass houses, beady babies, In celebration of Youth Art Month, Artful Birthday Parties spring banners, and mosaic planters. the Sioux City Art Center held its 23rd The Art Center has hosted 33 birthday The tuition for these workshops was $5 Annual Juried Youth Art Exhibition parties in the past 12 months, 14 per project. Popcorn and punch was for area high schools, from February more than the year before! Under the available for refreshments. 18 – April 8, 2012. This year’s juror, direction of our inventive teachers, 366 Nan Wilson, thoughtfully chose 103 participants created fun projects and pieces for the exhibition out of 488 memories. submitted artworks. The opening reception on Sunday, February 19th ArtCamp 2011 was extremely well received with 300 This was the eighth year the Art Center children and adults filling the atrium. has hosted ArtCamp. This year’s camps development

Blockbuster II Partners Annual Meeting Recognitions Founder Sponsor Avery Brothers Sign Company Anonymous ASSOCIATION BOARD Recognition Gardner Foundation Sioux City Journal Contributor New Association Board Members Powell Broadcasting Eunice Acker & Donnin Custer Lisa Leopold – Community Advocate Richard C. Brown, Jr. M.D. & Aaron Beutler Emma Rooney – Argosy Casino Patron Chesterman Company * Laura Troth – Miller Brothers Furniture KTIV – News Channel 4 Rick & Regis Garvey Irving, Jr. & Carolyn “Tigger” Jensen Innovative Benefit Consultants – Stuart Lee Retiring Board Members Drs. Allan S. Manalan & Diane K. Werth ● Mercy Medical Center – Sioux City * Jay Chesterman – Chesterman Co. Security National Bank * Tegra Corporation ● Mary Ellen Hartman – Wilson Trailer Company Thompson Electric/Electric Innovations Klinger Properties, Inc. Wells Fargo Bank * Investor Novice Board Member BPI Technology, Inc. Emma Rooney Great Southern Bank * Association Board Member affiliation Klinger Companies, Inc. * ● Art Center Trustee affiliation Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser Lora Holton

Distinguished Association Members Kermit Dahlen & Mari Kaptain-Dahlen

2011 – 2012 Business Partners Business Partner Dakota Dunes Realty Grant Wood Ary Stillman Argosy Casino Adkins Tax Service Media Partner Henjes, Conner & Williams P.C. Avé Medical Laser Clinic/Spa Sioux City Journal M Plus Architects, Inc. Body & Soul Salon and Spa Nutra Flo Company Book People Service Excellence Award Siouxland Magazine Bruening Eye Specialists Jay Chesterman Burg Studios Recognized as a tremendous advocate Corita Kent Charlie Zook Motors for the Art Center after completing eight C.W. Suter Services Dakota Dunes Development Company years of service as an Association Board Great West Casualty Davenport Cleaners member, Jay is one of only three people Gunderson’s Jewelers * Family Health Care of Siouxland to have served two terms as president Iowa-Nebraska State Bank Foulk Brothers Plumbing & Heating Co of the Association Board: 2006-2007 L & L Builders Gallery One and 2010-2011. Jay and his family’s Pathology Medical Services of Siouxland Henry Homes ‘n More business have been Blockbuster I & II Poulson Advertising June E. Nylen Cancer Center Partners as well as a major supporter of Thorpe & Co. Jewellers Kollman Appliance art center’s ArtSplash. MidAmerican Energy Co. Oscar Howe Office Systems Company Outstanding Art Center Supporter Cannon Moss Brygger & Associates Pinnacle Bank* Jim, Charese, and Jim Jr. Yanney Dakota Dunes/North Sioux City Times Rosenthal Foods The Yanney family has a tireless Greenberg Jewelry Co. Shay Studios history of support for the Art Center. K&B Transportation Siouxland Federal Credit Union They are founding members of the LaVentura * Douglas & Judy Stanwick Renaissance Society and the family McClintock Insurance Sunnybrook Dental * continues to volunteer their time, Mills Shellhamer Puetz & Assoc. * Windows America & Dog Watch talents and resources to help the Art PLaN Architects Center. Most recently, they purchased Principal Financial Group for the Permanent Collection Andrew Walton Dental Health Bold – New memberships Langoussis’ sculpture, Solar Reef, in Whiskey Creek Pottery * Association Board Member affiliation honor of Do Yanney.

BUDGET summary

The Sioux City Art Center is a public/private partnership between the City of Sioux City and the Art Center Association of Sioux City.

City of Sioux City Financial Report

Assn. City Assn. City 2011/2012 2010/2011 53% 46% 47% 54% Employees $477,170 $590,665 Supplies & Services 24,489 29,996 Repairs & Improvements 38,680 42,923 Utilities 77,851 79,541 2011/2012 2010/2011 $ 618,190 City of Sioux City Appropriation $ 743,125 685,614 Art Center Assn. of Sioux City Support 620,892 TOTAL $618,190 $743,125 $1,303,804 TOTAL $1,364,017

Sioux City Art Center Expenses

Facility Facility 16% 15%

Programs Programs 33% Salaries 28% Salaries 51% 57%

2011/2012 2010/2011 $ 699,287 Sarlaries and Benefits $ 781,645 425,191 Programs 373,069 209,326 Facility/Operations 209,303 $1,303,804 TOTAL $1,364,017

2011/2012

Assn. SALARIES AND BENEFITS 29%

City $477,170 Association 192,117 City TOTAL $669,287 71%

PROGRAMS

Assn. City $ 0 100% Association 425,191 TOTAL $425,191

FACILITY AND OPERATIONS Assn. City 33% City $ 141,020 67% Association 68,306 TOTAL $209,326 ARTFUL APPRECIATION

Underwriting, Tributes, Christine Schlitz Dunes Family Pharmacy Gifts, Memorials, in-Kind Smurfit Stone Container Corp. Tim & Lora Holton Klinger Properties, Inc. Underwriting KMEG/KPTH Quarterly Calendar An Artful Evening Lisa Leopold Security National Bank David & Marcia Levin Leonardo da Vinci – Admission Tickets Donations Mercy Medical Center * Joni Todd Marilyn Christiansen MidAmerican Energy Co. * Andrew Galinsky Carolyn Sloan Tributes Gleeson Family Foundation Target Edith Greenstone Holland Dental Brenda Theelan Irene Fisher Klinger Company Billy Warhol Frances Kline Steve & Amy Macfarlane WineStyle Irene Fisher Julie O’Connor Do Yanney (Solar Reef Sculpture) Joe & Diana Twidwell* Committee James, Charese & James, Jr. Yanney ● Chairs: Luanne Giesler *, Lora Holton, Shannon Liddell * Gifts Artistry in the Kitchen Stacie Anderson * Endowment Joyce Barnes * Aalfs Family Foundation Presenting Sponsor Greg Berenstein * General Operating Fund Dakota Dunes Realty Jay Chesterman * Buena Vista Regional Medical Center Sandy Ellis * Timothy and Sally Gruber Event Sponsors Beth Fravel Joan Phelan Ethan Allen - Sioux Falls Helen Glazer * Dr. Kenneth Roach Modern Kitchen Design Dolores Guest * Sooland Antique Cars, Inc. Studio 427 Mary Ellen Hartman * VT Industries Paula Jacobsen * Memorials Marilyn Kilbride Charmaine Buckley Tour Book Sponsors Lisa Leopold * Frank and Sandra Baron Adam Builders, Inc. Jessica Nagel Ronald and Linda Bowden Boatman Tile Company Sue Rodawig Mark and Marie Buckley Brown Wegher Construction Mary Sterk * Mary Desch and Elizabeth H. Hay Chamberlain Tile Suzan Stewart * H. William Desch, Jr. Dave’s Wood Floors Joe Twidwell * Charles and Janet Duchek Dogwood Pet Hotel John Wagner * Douglas Duchek Family Dunes Animal Hospital Becky Walters Jean and Michael Fielden Edward Jones Harrison and Joyce Fisher Farrell’s Heating & Air Conditioning Jeffrey and Rebecca Gerhart Foulk Bros. Plumbing City Art Quilts Robert and Janette Hildebrand Holland Dental LeRoy and Janet Houdeshell Home Builders Assoc. Underwriters Kathleen Jenness Kitchens by Cyndi Jack & Barbara Aalfs Pokey and Colin Jensen Kitchen Dressings Donna Bergeson Ardys Johnson Kollman Appliance Big Soo Terminal ● Merle and Kim Long Lessman Lighting Chesterman Company * Russell and Kristin Kreutz Todd Hagaman Construction Diamond Vogel Paints Ruth Ketelsen McLarnan Wilsey Company Gardner Foundation Cindy McLaughlin and Dwight Packard Goosmann Law Firm Larry and Kathy Lantz Patron Bag Sponsors LaVentura * Blanche Overland Avé Med Spa Mercy Medical Center * Rick and Joan Robinette River Edge Optical Bill & Nancy Metz Margaret (Peggy) Roush The Dogwood Morningside Commercial * Douglas and Jane Rice Tomacelli’s Motor Parts Central James and Fern Rocklin Palmer Candy Carol Smith Homeowners Siouxland Chamber Noel and Patricia White Mark & Julie Adam Tower Medical L. Garland Everist Mark & Kris Brown Colin Jensen, Irving F. Jensen, Jr., Mark Jensen Larry & Connie Chapman and Erik Jensen on behalf of the Irving and Jerry & Becky Holbrook Fashion as Art Elizabeth Jensen Foundation Sam & Kelly Kohout Ruth Johnson Rick & Shannon Liddell Presenting Sponsor Fred and Joan Rupp Charles & Pam Mostek Art Center Association of Sioux City Al Kandik Joanie Rizk LaVentura John & Alicia Sandre Andy & Sue Rodawig Julie Snyder Eldon & Regina Roth Event Sponsors Johnny & Shari Tureaud CableONE In-Kind Greenberg Jewelry Co. Avery Brothers Sign Company Donation Gunderson’s Jewelers Gene Ebner Coldwater Creek Thorpe & Co. Jewellers Prestige Collision Repair Centers Cup O’ Joy Supporting Sponsors Jane Gilbert Andrew Hauptmann Avé Medical Laser Clinic & Spa Di Haindfield Carolyn Hauptmann Luciano’s Deb Hoesing Linda Mansfield Siouxland Magazine Paula Jacobsen * Jennifer McReynolds Sunnybrook Dental Lisa Kalaher Kamali Muthukrishnan Elise Kreisberg Mike Oliver Table Sponsors Shannon Liddell * John Potash Eunice Acker Sheri Lund * Helena Potash Argosy Laurie Mills * Ben Rouse Gabi Galinsky Lillyan Rodriguez Hilary Sanders Luanne Giesler * Amy Sachnoff Ellen Shaner Greenberg Jewelry Co. Mindy Stevens * Logan Shine Dolores Guest * Leah Wolfe Connie Sunderman Gunderson’s Jewelers * Curt Vogel Jackson Recovery Becky Vogel LaVentura * Education Kim Wink Cindy McLaughlin Mercy Medical Center * Scholarships Bold – New memberships Mills Shellhammer Puetz * Scott Family Scholarship * Association Board Member affiliation Thorpe & Co.Jewellers Tiffany Nettleton ● Art Center Trustee affiliation

Pledges Gift/Donation Anonymous Julie Delperdang Joellen Aesoph Troy & Liz Ford Julie Anfinson RockTenn Sandi Baron Dr. Wesley & LuLu Washburn Margie Bennett Julie Casavant Docents Camille Cloud Diane Barnett Susan Conner Janice Bristow Emily Gallego John Carter Carla Galloway Margot Chesebro Gretchen Gondek Joan Jackson Marilyn Hagberg Vivian Miller Amy Hammerstrom Jay Morris Mary Ellen Hartman * Toni Ness Kent and Michele Ivener Austin Rodriguez Lisa Kalaher Susie Rodriguez Barbara Knepper Rosemary Sheehan Kathy LeGrand Sue Siedschlag Sheryl McGowan Ann Smith Cindy Moser Paula Warp Cathy Perley Polly Peterson DeeEtta Riley Exhibition Fern Rocklin Sherry Rossiter The Values of Drawing Debbie Sanders Aalfs Manufacturing, Inc. Sharon Schroeder Deb Smith Youth Art Month Exhibition Mary Sterk * Pinnacle Bank* Mindy Stevens * Suzan Stewart * Leonardo da Vinci: Invention Sponsors Janet Stone Argosy Casino Laura Troth * Book People Becky Walters Foulk Bros. Plumbing & Heating Co. LaVentura* Honorary Chairs PLaN Architects Mari Kaptain-Dahlen * Premier Travel Cindy Moser Principal Financial Group Regina Roth

Committee Art Center’s ArtSplash Co-Chairs: Stacie Anderson* & Dolores Guest* Eunice Acker ArtSplash 2011 Steering Committee Joyce Barnes * Tonia Abell Donna Behrens Lynne Baller Karen Clark Lynn Bowman Carla Galloway Anne Cleghorn Luanne Giesler * Sheri Cork ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

Renaissance Nancy Giles Rona Ballard Leslie Hershkowitz Jack & Barbara Aalfs Galen & Carlene Gehrts Frank & Sandi Baron Emma Hewitt Jeff Baldus ● Jane Gilbert * Cathy Beard Michael & Sharon Hobart Michael & Margie Bennett Lee & Karen Goodwin Aaron & Tawnya Becker Ruth Holder Cy & Karen Chesterman Daniel & Gyna Greenwell Debbie Beem Karol Holton Family Kermit Dahlen & Mari Kaptain-Dahlen * Greg & Teri Grupp Paula Bennett Bruce & Jeanette Hopkins Hubert Everist Mike & Mary Gay Gunsch Dr. Randall Bergen Pat Hubbard Jean Gardner John & Marilyn Hagberg Michael & Gina Bernstein Terry & Carol Hudson Joseph & Luanne Giesler * Rita Grimm & Robert Harris John & Allison Beumler Mercedes Ivener Milt & Helen Glazer * Dan & Sally Hartley Manny & Mary Bikakis Serra Lesa Ivener Irving & Tigger Jensen Stewart & Mary Ellen Hartman * Dr. Robert & Mrs. Billiar Terry & Teresa Ivener Colin & Pokey Jensen Andrew Heiser Dr. Richard & Theresa Bokemper Carleton & Joan Jackson Rick & Shannon Liddell * Eileen 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