SPRING 2019 fiamagazine Board of Trustees 1 Thomas J. Mitchell From the Executive Director CONTENTS President Elizabeth S. Murphy First Vice-President FIA Volunteers Make a Difference executive director 1 education 27–31 Mark Lippincott Second Vice-President exhibitions 2–8 art school 32–33 Kathryn C. Boles As the FIA has grown, so has the need for our auxiliary groups (Friends of Modern Art Secretary extra help to plan and deliver the wide and Founders Society); our docents; and the art on loan 9–10 founders travel 34 Martha Sanford Treasurer variety of high-quality events and programs. many volunteers who serve on committees acquisitions 11 contributions 35–37 Dean Yeotis Volunteers are an invaluable asset, lending and work on special projects for their Immediate Past President assistance to the planning and execution invaluable service. Eleanor Brownell films 12–14 membership 38–40 Ann K. Chan of FIA programs and services, including If you are not already volunteering at the James Draper exhibitions, films, studio experiences, FIA but would like to, you can choose to assist calendars 15, 17, 21 museum shop 41 Founders Society President Mona Hardas lectures, special events, book discussions, with one or more of the many projects that news & programs 16–26 Carol Hurand family activities, and diversity initiatives. FIA serve our audiences. As an FIA volunteer, Raymond J. Kelly III Jimmy King volunteers work with the public, staff, and you will be rewarded in many ways: the Alan Klein each other to provide the help necessary camaraderie of other volunteers, appreciation Jamile Lawand Office Hours Admission Eureka McCormick William H. Moeller Docent on a gallery tour. Mon–Fri, 9a–5p Adults $10.00* Jay Nelson 12 & under FREE Karl Olmsted Gallery Hours Students w/ ID $8.00* Dr. Brenda Rogers-Grays Mon–Fri, 12p–5p; Sat, 10a–5p; Senior citizens 62+, $8.00* Michael Rucks Sun, 1p–5p Ira A. Rutherford Closed on major holidays active military, & veteran Mary Coe Ryan Patricia Spangler FIA Theater Hours Theresa Stephens-Lock Tiffany Stolzenfeld Fri & Sat, 7:30p; Sun, 2p Lynne A. Taft-Draper FOMA President Museum Shop & Jan Werschky Art School Gallery * Free to FIA members and Shannon Easter White 810.234.1695 Genesee County residents FCCC Board Representative Mon–Sat, 10a–5p; Sun, 1p–5p Steve Heddy The Palette Café Honorary Trustee Website Beer Tasting Event volunteer. 810.249.0593 Elizabeth Neithercut flintarts.org Mon–Fri, 9a–5p; Sat, 10a–5p; Sun, 1p–5p Address Administration to deliver the Institute’s essential services. from our expanding audi- The Museum Shop, Art School 1120 E. Kearsley St. Flint, MI 48503 John B. Henry Through their efforts, the FIA has become ences, and fundraising Gallery, and The Palette Café are Executive Director a space where visitors can connect art with successes. open late for select special events. Michael A. Melenbrink Telephone Director of Finance & social interaction—offering something for For more information on becoming an FIA 810.234.1695 Administration everyone. volunteer, please come by the Visitor Services Kathryn K. Sharbaugh Fax Director of Development Over the past 12 months, 444 volunteers desk, visit the FIA’s website, flintarts.org, 810.234.1692 Tracee J. Glab contributed 6,780 hours valued at $167,400. or call the main number, 810.234.1695, to Curator of Collections & Exhibitions Some worked with the FIA for the first time, indicate your availability and areas of interest. Monique M. Desormeau while others added to their many years of We will get back with you right away. Curator of Education service. Their dedication, enthusiasm, and fia Donovan Entrekin This magazine, made possible through a generous donation by Lynne Hurand, Director of the Art School skills add so much to the performance and is published four times per year for mailing to FIA members, museums, and Sarah Mullane personality of the museum and Art School. libraries around the country. Director of Member & Guest Relations These talents also help the FIA meet the community’s expectations and fulfill our The FIA is a non-profit, equal FIA Exhibitions and Programs are mission “to advance the understanding and opportunity employer, and made possible in part with the provides programs and appreciation of art for all.” support of the Michigan cover image services without regard to Council for Arts and To recognize the many ways volunteers race, color, religion, national origin, age, Cultural Affairs, a partner Luba people improve their communities, the week of April sex or handicap. Democratic Republic of Congo agency of the National Kifwebe Mask, n.d. 7–13, 2019 has been designated National Operating support for the FIA is Endowment for the Arts. Wood Volunteer Week. The celebration was created 13 inches provided in part by the Charles in 1974 by President Richard Nixon and has Stewart Mott Collection of Dr. Robert Horn Foundation and honored volunteers every year since. During the Genessee this special time, I would like to acknowledge John B. Henry, County Millage. and thank our 30-member Board of Trustees; Executive Director 2 CLOSING SOON ON VIEW 3

Cathy Richardson The Drama of Vanessa American, born 1949 Homage to Margaret Mee, 2018 Glass 7 7 1 Japanese Prints German 2 /8 × 2 /8 × 1 /4 inches Gift of the artist, 2018.205 through 4.14.19 Miracles and Glory Graphics Gallery Abound This exhibition features colorful, early 20th-century through woodblock prints from Japanese artist Tsukioka 4.20.19 Kōgyo. Although he depicted many subjects, Henry Gallery Kōgyo is most well-known for his numerous scenes from Noh theater, one of the oldest existing Miracles and Glory Abound forms of theater still practiced today. His artworks explores the power of stories provide a glimpse into the rich stories, elegant through Vanessa German’s actors, and subdued ambiance of Noh plays. assembled sculptures. The exhibition Artwork from two of Kōgyo’s most important draws from both the visual and series, Pictures of Noh Plays (Nōgaku zue) and One emotional concepts of the iconic Hundred Noh Plays (Nōgaku hyakuban) are on view painting, Washington Crossing the in The Drama of Japanese Prints. Delaware (currently on view in New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art) Small Worlds by Emanuel Leutze. German uses through 10.27.19 what she terms “power figures” to imitate Leutze’s composition Ann K. Walch-Chan Gallery and create a conversation about On May 17, 2019, the Paperweight Collectors

EXHIBITIONS public memory and the rewriting EXHIBITIONS of history through the lens of Association (PCA) will visit the FIA as part of their privilege. After closing at the biannual conference, happening this year in Dearborn, FIA, Miracles and Glory Abound Michigan. The PCA is a non-profit organization dedicated travels to Figge Art Museum to appreciating and collecting glass paperweights. in Davenport, Iowa, and Bates Their mission is to promote education by increasing College Museum of Art in knowledge about paperweights, their creators, and the Lewiston, Maine. astounding glass medium from which they are created. A fully illustrated catalogue FIA Curator of Collections and Exhibitions Tracee Glab accompanies the exhibition will be the keynote speaker during the conference. Small with essays from performance During their time at the FIA, they will tour the Worlds artist Holly Bass, art theorist exhibition and view demonstrations in the FIA Hilary Robinson, and Hot Shop and Flameworking Studio. abstract expressionist During the planning stages of the conference, painter Danny contemporary paperweight artist Cathy Richardson Simmons. The visited the FIA to see its facilities. This trip inspired her catalogue is available to donate one of her paperweights to the museum. Her Homage to Margaret Mee in the FIA Museum paperweight, , was inspired by Shop for $19.95. the botanical artist of the same name. Mee was a British environmentalist artist whose work is now part of the London’s Royal Botanical Gardens collection. Graphics Gallery Exhibition is sponsored by Richardson created this paperweight by lampworking Tsukioka Kōgyo is sponsored by Vanessa German the botanical creatures on the inside, and using intaglio Japanese, 1869–1927 American, born 1976 for the accents. Intaglio is a form of design/decoration Rashomon, 1922 We Go This Way; Let Us Dance, 2018 Woodblock print y gala Mixed-media assemblage where the picture is below the surface of the glass. This 7 1 14 /8 × 10 /8 inches 97 x 39 x 42 inches effect may be achieved by cutting away the glass to form Collection of Sheldon communit Courtesy of the artist and Pavel and Heather Siegel Zoubok, Fine Art, NY the shape of the design, or by pressing the molten glass Photo: Heather Mull into a mold. 4 ON VIEW BRAY LECTURE 5 Engaging African Art African Art Making and Use and Highlights from the Horn Collection Western Collectors: The Complicated Life and History of African Art through 5.26.19 3.2.19 • 2:00p–3:00p Hodge Gallery FIA Theater Engaging African Art is an exhibition of works collected by New York psychiatrist Robert Horn over Nii O. Quarcoopome, Ph.D. Bray Lectures are made possible by the Viola E. Bray five decades. According to Horn, he was first exposed Co-Chief Curator and Curator of African Charitable Trust. to African art in the mid-1950s, after stumbling upon Art, Detroit Institute of Arts the Museum of Primitive Art in New York City. This Media Sponsor Within the last century, works of museum, founded by Nelson Rockefeller in 1954, was incredible craftsmanship attributed to closed in 1976, and its collections were transferred to African artists have captivated Western the Metropolitan Museum of Art. That first exposure collectors and museums. While African to African art made an indelible impression, with art has become increasingly desirable Horn writing, “I walked often through its intimate and mainstream, its display in the galleries, usually completely alone, an amazed, eager, museum context remains problematic and curious young man, almost startled to discover because of a lack of understanding the collection’s unique objects, powerful, but each of indigenous Africans’ notions of art and aesthetics, which beautiful and expressive, of meanings not readily challenges Western-style connoisseurship. This illustrated revealed.” lecture reflects on the complexities in African art’s creation and This exhibition is not meant to be a comprehensive use, to its ultimate commodification in the West. history or encyclopedic survey of African art; rather it Nii Quarcoopome received his doctorate in African art explores one collector’s viewpoint and taste. Horn’s

EXHIBITIONS history from the University of California, Los Angeles. He EXHIBITIONS emphasis, for example, has been collecting sculpture, entered the museum profession in 2000, beginning first as mostly masks and small- to medium-sized figures. Of curator of the arts of Africa, Pacific and the Americas at the these categories, he has collected primarily West and Newark Museum before joining the Detroit Institute of Arts Central African works from more than 60 different (DIA) as department head of Africa, Oceania and Indigenous cultures. Engaging African Art presents highlights Americas in 2002. He was promoted to Co-Chief Curator in from Horn’s collection, showing pieces that carry 2012 and is currently a member of the DIA’s leadership group. ritual, social, and ceremonial messages, as well as Quarcoopome boasts an extensive publication record and display a range of techniques and materials. several prestigious national grants, fellowships, and awards, According to Nii O. Quarcoopome, Co-Chief notably from the National Endowment of the Arts and National Curator and Department Head, Africa, Oceania, and Endowment of the Humanities Planning and Implementation Indigenous Americas at the Detroit Institute of Arts, Grants for his 2010 groundbreaking exhibition, Through Horn’s collection is “perhaps best described as an African Eyes: The European in African Art, 1500-Present, which adventure in connoisseurship” because of his eclectic received the American Association of Museums’ highest honor tastes and collecting practices. Says Quarcoopome, for overall excellence and a Detroit City Council Resolution. “In addition to the usual forms we have come to He has wide-ranging experience consulting on African art expect in most museum collections, it also includes collections and gallery reinstallation projects, notably at the some rare or uniquely carved pieces that suggest Minneapolis Museum of Art, Smithsonian’s National Museum Horn’s refined tastes and sophistication as a seasoned of Natural History, Memorial Art Gallery (Rochester, NY) and collector. […] Horn’s collecting approach may have Nelson Atkins Museum (NAMA). He recently reinstalled the inadvertently created opportunities for rich immersive Senufo peoples Nelson Atkins Museum’s African gallery to conclude a four-year cultural experiences, as well.” Côte d’Ivoire long shared curatorship between the DIA and NAMA, the first A fully illustrated catalogue accompanies the Strainer, n.d. Wood in the history of American museums. For close to a decade, Fang peoples exhibition with essays from Nii O. Quarcoopome and 1 Cameroon/Gabon 10 /4 inches he served as board member and then President for the West Henry John Drewal. The catalogue is available in the Collection of Dr. Robert Horn Ngumba Reliquary Guardian African Museums Project. His current academic focus includes Figure (Bieri), n.d. FIA Museum Shop for $24.95. Wood issues affecting African national museums, cultural patrimony, 21 inches and provenance research. Collection of Dr. Robert Horn 6 ON VIEW OPENING IN APRIL 7

Hybrid Still Modern Mary Shaffer American, born 1947 4.20.19 – 7.14.19 Glass + Metal Ledge Mamoure Blue, 2001 Graphics Gallery through 6.16.19 Steel, slumped fused glass 7 7 Harris-Burger Gallery 79 × 11 /8 × 12 /16 inches Courtesy of the Isabel Jane E. Goldman Foundation, L2017.113 American, born 1951 Photo: Douglas Schaible Aububon: Passenger Photography Pigeon, 2005 Michael Glancy Screenprint on paper American, born 1950 22 × 30 inches Sterling Convergence, 2002 Museum purchase, Engraved blown glass, 2009.85 engraved industrial plate glass, copper, silver 1 8 /2 × 12 × 12 inches Courtesy of the Isabel Foundation, L2017.53 Photo: Douglas Schaible Nefertiti Goodman Photography American, born 1949 Les Oiseaux au Jardin d’Or II (The Birds in the Golden Garden II), 2004/2016 Linocut with hand- painted watercolor and gouche 44 × 36 inches Museum purchase with funds raised from the Flint Print Club, 2015.62 EXHIBITIONS EXHIBITIONS Glass and metal come together in unexpected ways in this Still life artworks depict inanimate exhibition—one material is known for its strength, the other objects, such as fruit, flowers, and is known for its fragility. Each artist featured in Hybrid: Glass vessels. This genre of art has been + Metal explores the possibilities of these two materials in employed by artists for centuries, but creative ways. the subject gained popularity in the In the early 1970s, Mary Shaffer, an early practitioner of the late 16th century in the Netherlands American studio glass movement, adapted an auto industry through Dutch painters. The subject technique for shaping windshield glass into her own mid- matter continued to fascinate air slumping process. Sheets or chunks of glass are heated artists throughout the 20th century, into a plastic state, then allowed to slump, or sag, around a with modern artists, such as Marc metal element. She used iron wire, rusty tools, sheet metal, Chagall, Serge Charchoune, and Roy anything that could endure the heat of the kiln. The outcome Lichtenstein, adapting new ways and is glass that gracefully drapes in a state akin to fabric while methods of depicting the traditional the metal remains in its strong, rigid state. genre. This exhibition features works Shaffer’s work reveals a fascination with the effects and on paper (prints and watercolors) manipulation of viscosity, leverage, balance, inertia, mass, from the 20th to 21st century that and space. She explains her process as a dichotomy of depicts still lifes. Artists in this feminine and masculine principles: “Because I work with exhibition such as Audrey Flack, Janet gravity… I say I work with nature. I call this the ‘female Fish, and Jane Goldman show the principle’ in the Jungian sense—the idea of joining forces with ways the subject has been continually nature versus the 19th century attitude of ‘man over nature.’ reinvented to portray scenes of This is the fundamental philosophy behind my work.” modern life. Other artists in this exhibition include Bella Feldman, Kyohei Fujita, Michael Glancy, Masami Koda, Albert Paley, Graphics Gallery Richard Ritter, Sally Rogers, Ginny Ruffner, Howard Ben Tré, is sponsored by Janusz Walentynowicz, and Albert Young. 8 MEDIA ARTS GALLERY VISITING ARTWORK 9

March Pablo Picasso The Way Things Go Beginning in April 2019, In a warehouse, artists Peter Fischli and David the FIA will host a painting Weiss build a structure made out of common by one of the most well- household items. Then, with fire, water, gravity, known artists in recent and chemistry, they create a self-destructing history: Pablo Picasso. performance of physical interactions, chemical Executed in the winter reactions, and precisely crafted chaos. of 1926–27 in Paris, this painting, Femme assise (Seated Woman), April Peter Fischli & David Weiss Swiss had great personal The Way Things Go, 1987 significance for Picasso. Thinking Hurts Too Much 30 minutes It depicts Picasso’s wife, Thinking Hurts Too Much Image courtesy of the artists is a slowly scrolling video that Olga Koklova, a Russian incorporates found and manipulated internet footage, creating dancer whom he met a panoramic collage of gyrating, pulsing, and and fell in love with writhing characters to expose America’s—and in 1917. According to the world’s—desire for the sensational. Cameron curator Brydon Smith,this Gray pieces together thousands of pop culture identification, however, is images to offer a provocative and poignant not as straightforward as depiction of excess and the constant urge to it might seem. the work is seek new and more extreme visual stimulation. actually a family portrait, The video is an immersive experience that with Picasso combining is constantly changing, as your eyes move and overlapping the facial from one area to the next, dancing across a

EXHIBITIONS features of three people EXHIBITIONS screen that never stops shifting. In doing so, into one figure. On the left Gray makes us aware of the passage of time as we witness the Cameron Gray in profile is a self-portrait reactions of other viewers standing next to us—reminding us of Swiss, born 1980 Thinking Hurts Too Much, of the artist; the childlike the separation that results from unshared memory. 2013 profile on the right is their Video, monitor and media player son Paulo, who was about May Museum purchase with six years old at the time; funds from the Collection and the head in the center Endowment, 2013.63 Snow White Clapping (also in profile), with the Elliott Jamal Robbins casts his protagonist as the embodiment dark hair falling down on of a boy, circumscribed by the trappings of representation, one side, is Olga. queerness, and race. In the film, Robbins fuses Picasso had previously combined multiple views of a single head in his portraits, but Pablo Picasso a series of frames from Disney’s Snow White Spanish, 1881–1973 with hand-drawn, virtual armature of a black the triple portrait is rare, with only two other examples known. Femme Assise, 1927 Additionally, there is evidence that he worked on it for a length of Oil on canvas body. The figure claps in silence; perhaps at an 1 1 51 /2 x 38 /2 inches audience or perhaps an individual spectator. time and changed it repeatedly before deciding it was finished. This Collection Art Gallery of Robbins creates an ambiguity between subject may reflect the state of his feelings at the time of creation. Following Ontario, Toronto. Purchase, 1920, Picasso and Olga’s relationship was in turmoil, eventually with assistance from the and identity, and also between viewer and Women’s Committee and gaze. He writes of his work, “Through the use of ending in their separation in 1935. anonymous contributions, 1964. Acc. 63/44 appropriated and self-generated imagery and This loan is part of a reciprocal agreement with the Art Gallery Angel © 2019 Estate of Pablo Picasso text, as well as the inclusion of the black male of Ontario, Toronto, Canada, which is borrowing the FIA’s by / Artists Rights Society (ARS), cartooned figure, the viewer is presented with a Peter Paul Rubens for its exhibition Early Rubens. This exhibition New York opens at the Legion of Honor Museum in San Francisco in April, and disjointed narrative. The narrative in question is an exploration Elliott Jamal Robbins of the intersection of societal reading of a black body, as American, born 1988 then travels to Toronto in September. Snow White Clapping, 2018 well as subject experience, and the dichotomies to be found 2:00 minutes between.” Robbins is a graduate of the University of Arizona Courtesy of the Artist and Made possible by (MFA 2017). He lives and works in Tucson. Kai Matsumiya Gallery 10 ART ON LOAN ACQUISITIONS 11

The artworks listed here are on loan from the FIA to the following exhibitions: Louis Marak American, born 1942 Featured Acquisition Covered Table with Open Box, n.d. Glazed earthenware Once Upon a Time in The Early Celebrity of 25 × 19 × 5 inches Kris Kuksi Museum purchase with funds from the America: Three Centuries Peter Paul Rubens Estate of Grayce M. Scholt, 2018.46 Born in Springfield, Missouri in 1973 and growing up in of US-American Art Legion of Honor Fine Arts neighboring Kansas, Kris Kuksi spent his youth in rural Erich Heckel Wallraf-Richartz-Museum & Museums of San Francisco German, 1883–1970 isolation. Open country and sparse trees perhaps paved Fondation Corboud San Francisco, California Der Spaziergang, 1920 the way for an individual saturated in imagination and Woodcut on paper Cologne, Germany 4.6.19 – 9.2.19 3 18 × 12 /4 inches introversion. His fascination with the unusual lent to his 11.23.18 – 3.24.19 Art Gallery of Ontario Museum purchase with funds from the macabre art later in life. The grotesque, as it seemed to Erastus Salisbury Field Toronto, Canada Collection Endowment, 2018.47 him, was beauty. He discovered his distaste for popular American, 1805–1900 10.5.19 – 1.5.20 Jack Levine American culture and felt that he had always belonged to The Taj Mahal, ca. 1850 American, 1915–2010 Oil on canvas , 1965 the “Old World.” He hopes 1 1 Gangster’s Funeral 24 /4 x 34 /8 inches Peter Paul Rubens Etching on paper that, through his art, he Gift of Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler Flemish, 1577–1640 19 × 25 inches Garbisch, 1968.20 Angel, 1610–11 Museum purchase with funds from the exposes his audience to the Oil on modern support transferred from Collection Endowment, 2018.48 awareness of the fallacies of wood panel man. His work has received The Expressionist Figure 801/2 x 57 inches Lynne Avadenka Gift of Viola E. Bray, 2005.158 American several awards, been featured Kalamazoo Institute of Arts Plum Colored Lament, 2010 Color lithography, letterpress in more than 100 exhibitions Kalamazoo, Michigan printing from photopolymer worldwide, and highlighted 1.19.19 – 5.5.19 Lee Krasner plates and wood type 1 12 × 6 /2 inches in international art magazines Milton Avery Barbican Art Gallery American, 1893–1965 Museum Purchase with funds donated and fictional book covers. Bicycle Rider by the Loire, 1954 London, England by The Sheppy Dog Fund, Dr. Alan Oil on canvas 5.30.19 – 9.1.19 Klein, Advisor, 2018.49 38 x 55 inches The Color of the Moon Schirn Kunsthalle Alacie Sakiagaq Bequest of Mary Mallery Davis, 1990.19 Canadian, 1928–1990 Hudson River Museum Frankfurt, Germany Bob Thompson Yonkers, New York Man and Seal, ca. 1970 American, 1937 – 1966 10.10.19 – 1.12.20 Soapstone 1 1 , 1961 2.9.19 – 5.12.19 6 × 9 /4 × 6 /4 inches COLLECTIONS Study for St. George and the Dragon Zentrum Paul Klee COLLECTIONS Crayon on paper James A. Michener Art Museum Gift of Samantha and Kerstin in memory 21 x 14 inches Bern, Switzerland of their beloved uncle, Thomas Museum purchase with funds from the Doylestown, Pennsylvania 2.7.20 – 5.10.20 Calhoun, 2018.50 Collection Endowment, 2015.61 6.1.19 –9.8.19 Guggenheim George Arluk Thomas Chambers Canadian, born 1949 American, born England, 1808–1869 Bilbao, Spain Mother and Child, ca. 1980 Nature’s Nation: American Old Sleepy Hollow Church, ca. 1850 5.29.20 – 9.6.20 Soapstone 3 3 Oil on canvas 4 /4 × 5 × 1 /4 inches 3 3 Lee Krasner 18 /4 x 24 /8 inches Art and Environment American, 1908–1984 Gift of Samantha and Kerstin in memory Gift of Edgar William and Bernice Peabody Essex Museum Happy Lady, 1963 of their beloved uncle, Thomas Chrysler Garbisch, 1968.18 Calhoun, 2018.51 Salem, Massachusetts Oil on cotton duck 58 x 75¾ inches 2.2.19 – 5.5.19 George Arluk Purchased with funds from the National Canadian, born 1949 Crystal Bridges Museum of Charles White: A Endowment for the Arts Museum Abstract Figure, ca. 1980 According to the artist, in A Neo- Purchase Grant and the Samuel and Soapstone Minoan Landscape Kris Kuksi American Art Retrospective Alma Catsman Foundation, 1978.59 3 3 : “I celebrate my 4 4 American, born 1973 Bentonville, Arkansas 4 / × 5 × 1 / inches Los Angeles County Museum Gift of Samantha and Kerstin in memory love for all things majestically archaic A Neo-Minoan Landscape, 5.25.19 – 9.19.19 of Art of their beloved uncle, Thomas in nature, by re-creating age-old 2017 Calhoun, 2018.52 Mixed-media assemblage, Hughie Lee-Smith Los Angeles, California mythologies and adapting them American, 1915–1999 19 x 38 x 8 inches 3.3.19 – 6.9.19 Joanasie Pauloosie into contemporary atmospheric Museum purchase with Slum Lad, ca. 1960 Canadian, born 1962 Oil on canvas Charles White instillations with macabre funds from the Collection Dancing Bear, ca. 1995 Endowment, 2018.26 26 x 32 inches American, 1918–1979 Serpentine undertones. Idealized and imperious, Courtesy of the Isabel Foundation, Inlander Wanted Poster Series #17, 1971 8 × 5 × 4 inches Collection, L2003.80 Oil and pencil on poster board Gift of Samantha and Kerstin in memory a later-day Athena [Greek goddess 60 x 30 inches of their beloved uncle, Thomas of wisdom] stands as the central character, carrying through Gift of Mr. and Mrs. B. Morris Pelavin, Calhoun, 2018.53 1971.43 the heroism of Greco-Roman legends whilst standing in © 1963 The Charles White Archives Artist Unknown sovereignty for the ever-rising power of the feminine in Untitled (Abstract), n.d. Soapstone modern times. On the procedural levels, my technique is 1 1 7 /2 × 7 × 3 /2 inches best described as ‘assemblage,’ however, in describing the Gift of Samantha and Kerstin in memory of their beloved uncle, Thomas narrative it is redolent of a ‘remix genre,’ crossed over from Calhoun, 2018.54 contemporary music composition methods.” 12 FOMA FILMS 13 Admission Film titles are Films are Preview Additional $5 members subject to change. supported by sponsor sponsors $6 non-members $4 FOMA members

MAR 1 & 2 @ 7:30p, MAR 29 & 30 @ 7:30p, MAR 31 @ 2:00p APR 26 & 27 @ 7:30p, APR 28 @ 2:00p MAR 3 @ 2:00p The Wild Pear Tree Stan & Ollie Colette (Turkey, 2018) Directed by Nuri Blige Ceylan, 188 min., (United Kingdom/Canada/U.S., 2018) Directed by Jon S. (United Kingdom/U.S., 2018) subtitled, no MPAA rating Baird, 97 min., rated PG Directed by Wash Westmoreland, A young Turkish man returns to his hometown In an affectionate look at the great comedy 111 min., rated R after his college graduation, and seeks duo, Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly co-star Keira Knightley stars as sponsors to publish his book while dealing as the aging Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, the young woman who with his father’s growing gambling habit. who are shown in 1953 embarking on their challenges gender norms The Village Voice called this “a philosophical final tour, in which they hope to reconnect to write under her own journey through the mind of an aspiring artist with their once-adoring fans. name amid the intellectual trying to figure out… where he belongs.” and artistic influences of MAY 3 & 4 @ 7:30p, MAY 5 @ 2:00p early 1900s Paris. Dominic APR 5 & 6 @ 7:30p, APR 7 @ 2:00p Can You Ever Forgive Me? West and Fiona Shaw Back to Burgundy (U.S., 2018) Directed by Marielle Heller, 107 min., rated R co-star in a fact-based (France, 2017) Directed by Cedric Klapisch, 113 min., Melissa McCarthy earned a Best Actress biographical drama. subtitled, no MPAA rating Academy Award nomination for her funny/

FILMS After 10 years abroad, a Frenchman comes sad portrayal of a show business journalist FILMS MAR 8 & 9 @ 7:30p, MAR 10 @ 2:00p back home and must join in an effort to save who hits hard times and turns to deception Becoming Astrid the clan’s beloved vineyard. This comedy- to make ends meet. As the writer’s partner in (Sweden/Denmark, 2018) Directed by Pernille Fischer drama will be “particularly intoxicating crime, Richard E. Grant was an Oscar finalist Christensen, 123 min., subtitled, no MPAA rating viewing” (RottenTomatoes.com) on the for supporting actor. Astrid Lindgren, the creator of Pippi weekend of the FIA’s annual wine tasting. Longstocking, is profiled in a biopic in which MAY 10 & 11 @ 7:30p, MAY 12 @ 2:00p the story behind the scenes—a yearning to APR 11 & 12 @ 7:30p, APR 13 @ 5:00p & At Eternity’s Gate break from a conservative upbringing—is as 7:30p, APR 14 @ 2:00p (U.S./United Kingdom/France 2018) Directed by Julian engaging as its subject’s public image. Academy Award Nominated Schnabel, 111 min., rated PG The final years of Vincent van Gogh (Oscar MAR 15 & 16 @ 7:30p, MAR 17 @ 2:00p Shorts Short films from around the globe will be nominee Willem Dafoe) play out as the artist- Madeline’s Madeline part of our annual presentation of the slate of in-exile develops his unmatched style. Rupert (U.S., 2018) Directed by Josephine Decker, 93 min., Friend, Mads Mikkelsen, Mathieu Amalric, no MPAA rating Oscar nominees. Watch for a schedule to be announced at flintarts.org and elsewhere. Emmanuelle Seigner, and Oscar Isaac are The latest project by a director in an also in the cast of a film lauded by the Detroit experimental theater troupe goes awry when APR 25 @ 7:30p, APR 27 & 28 @ 4:00p News as “masterful.” the young star takes her performance a bit too seriously. 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An elderlytailor from Buenos Aires returns to Poland to no MPAA rating (Argentina/Spain, 2018)Directed byPablo Solarz, 91min., subtitled, The Last Suit MAY 23@7:00p who faceunfoundedaccusations. man andhisPalestinian employee A comedyaboutanIsraeli family min., subtitled, noMPAA rating (Israel, 2018)Directed by Tzahi Grad, 93 The Cousin MAY 22@7:00p aseemingly obscure youngwoman. killing of In amurder mysterysetin1936, areporter probes the rating (Hungary, 2017)Directed byEva Gardos, 95min., subtitled, noMPAA Budapest Noir MAY 21@7:00p the efforts aChinesediplomat. of sanctuary inShanghai, thanks to Refugees from NaziEurope find rating and NicolaZavaglia, 88min., noMPAA (Canada, 2018)Directed byRene Balcer Above theDrowning Sea MAY 20@7:00p shaping theworld’s largest filmindustry. How the Jewish communityinIndia playedakey role in rating (Australia, 2018)Directed byDannyBen-Moshe, 76min., noMPAA Indian Cinema Shalom Bollywood: The UntoldStory of MAY 19@7:00p Perlman. violinistItzhak religious heritageof A lookat thelife, work, and 82 min., noMPAA rating (Israel, 2018)Directed by Alison Chernick, Itzhak APR 24@7:00p-Free Preview films on Jewishlifeandculture. Federation andtheFIA presents between theFlint Jewish The 15thannualcollaboration Film Festival Flint of KarenSchneider Jewish FILM FESTIVAL available Ticket packages $5 at thedoor Admission Becoming Astrid FOMA Film 7:30p 9 Becoming Astrid FOMA Film 7:30p Creating Textures Preschool Playdates 11:00p 8 Mountain Girl Loretta Lynn: Still a Art àlaCarte 12:15p 6 Colette FOMA Film 2:00p 3 Colette FOMA Film 7:30p Collectors and Use Western African Art Making Bray Lecture 2:00p 2 Colette FOMA Film 7:30p Exploring String Art Explorers 11:00p 1 MARCH

SAT FRI WED SUN SAT FRI Far From the Tree FOMA Film 7:30p 22 Maria byCallas FOMA Film 7:30p 21 bond Photographer Mieth: Vaga-Hansel Art àlaCarte 12:15p 20 Madeline’s Madeline FOMA Film 2:00p 17 Madeline’s Madeline FOMA Film 7:30p 16 Madeline’s Madeline FOMA Film 7:30p 15 Alchemy The Art andScienceof Sublime Transmutation: Lecture The Sheppy Dog Fund 6:00p Love The Improbability of One Book Discussion:Part 1:30p Celebration Mary TylerMoore:A Art àlaCarte 12:15p 13 Becoming Astrid FOMA Film 2:00p 10

FRI THU WED SUN SAT FRI WED SUN Build-A-Bug Spring Break Special 1:00p 25 Maria byCallas FOMA Film 4:00p Far From the Tree FOMA Film 2:00p Baby Tours Family Program 2:00p 24 Far From the Tree FOMA Film 7:30p Maria byCallas FOMA Film 4:00p Dream Catcher Youth Membership 1:00p Event OpenHouse Event 1:00p 23 Kite Making Spring Break Special 1:00p Art Spring Break Special 11:00p 26

MON SUN SAT TUE The Wild PearTheWild Tree FOMA Film 2:00p 31 PearTheWild Tree FOMA Film 7:30p 30 PearTheWild Tree FOMA Film 7:30p Yarn Painting Spring Break Special 1:00p 29 Calder Mobiles Spring Break Special 1:00p 28 Love The Improbability of Two Book Discussion:Part 1:30p Dot MakingGarden Spring Break Special 1:00p Oprah Winfrey Lives: African American Art àlaCarte 12:15p Not aStick Spring Break Special 11:00p 27 OPEN HOUSE OPEN EVENT

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15 CALENDAR 16 NEWS & PROGRAMS Chapel… 507 Years Michelangelo’s Sistine Fund Lecture The SheppyDog 6:00p 9 Back toBurgundy FOMA Film 2:00p 7 Back toBurgundy FOMA Film 7:30p Viva España! Wine TastingEvent 7:00p 6 Back toBurgundy FOMA Film 7:30p Exploring Rocks Art Explorers 11:00p 5 Sword theSamuraiSecrets of Art àlaCarte 12:15p 3 APRIL

TUE SUN SAT FRI WED Nominated Shorts Academy Award FOMA Film 7:30p Drawing Stories Preschool Playdates 11:00p 12 Nominated Shorts Academy Award FOMA Film 7:30p 11 Acrylics GOLDEN “A toZ” Visiting Artist 6:00p Sword the SecretsViking of Art àlaCarte 12:15p 10 Nominated Shorts Academy Award FOMA Film 5:00p &7:30p FIA LEGOCompetition Event 1:00p 13

FRI THU WED SAT Itzhak Jewish Film Festival 7:00p Chariot Building Pharaoh’s Art àlaCarte 12:15p 24 Still Modern Exhibition Opening 10:00p 20 Baby Tours Family Program 1:00p 18 Opposites The Marriageof Part One Book Discussion: 1:30p Knight theShining Secrets of Art àlaCarte 12:15p 17 Nominated Shorts Academy Award FOMA Film 2:00p 14

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SUN SAT FRI THU 17 CALENDAR 18 NEWS & PROGRAMS Free and opentothepublic. Wayne State University. philosophy andreligious studiesat tradition. Dr. Sledgecurrently teaches figures inthewesternintellectual politics often focusingon“non-canon” metaphysicsand on theintersectionof Memphis.University of Hehaswritten a MA andPhDinPhilosophyfrom the fromAmsterdam theUniversityof and Mysticism andEsotericPhilosophy Mississippi. Hereceived anMA in spiritualtransmutation.mysteries of people interested intheesoteric/occult science,in thehistoryof aswell Harry Potter fans, tothoseinterested topic willappeal toeveryone from alchemicalart andsymbolism.of The presentation isgrounded inthehistory alchemy asproto-science istoday. His discusses where ourunderstandingof describes alchemicalsymbolism, and presents afewfamousalchemists, schools, dispelscommonmyths, practice andvaryingalchemical Sledge introduces thislong-enduring today?Dr.become thechemistryof What wasalchemyandhowdidit Dr.Sledge Justin Guest Lecturer: Dr. Justin Sledge Alchemy The Art andScienceof Sublime Transmutation: March 13•6:00pFIA Theater THE SHEPPY DOGFUNDLECTURES Justin Sledgewasbornin Jackson, laboratories. in hidden figures laboring and robed symbolic riddles, tomes filledwith strange old chemicals, exotic bubbling the sightof conjures up “Alchemy” Collection of the CollectionVatican of Museum 110 x222inches Fresco Chapel, 1508–1512 the Sistine from the ceilingof The Creation Adam (detail), of Italian, 1475–1564 Michelangelo GiftViola of E. Bray, 2005.124.2 177 x171inches lining) Wool andsilk(moderncotton Chariot), ca. 1633–37 Carried to Armida’s Enchanted Mercury (detailfrom Rinaldo Figure theRoman God of 1629–1661 de laPlanche, French, active Manufactured byRaphael French, 1590–1649 Designed bySimon Vouet , Klein, Advisor. Sheppy DogFund, Dr. Alan is fundedannuallyby The religion, andhistory, and art,to address thetopics of Lecture hasbeenestablished The SheppyDogFund Free andopentothepublic. fresh eyes. illuminate thismasterpieceandhelpyouseeitwith Wallace, aworldauthorityonMichelangelo, will accomplishing.”what maniscapableof Professor Chapel, youcanhavenoadequate conceptionof Johann Goethe, “UntilyouhaveseentheSistine describing. thegreat Inthewords of Germanwriter genius that isneverexhausted through looking or Paradise Lost, theceilingisatranscendent workof Christian theology. Like Verdi’s Requiem orMilton’s Michelangelo’sof art, theRenaissance, of of never failstoastonishus. Wall Chinaamongthem—theSistineChapel of Dr.E. William Wallace Guest Lecturer: Dr. William E. Wallace Chapel…507 Years Michelangelo’s Sistine April 9•6:00pFIA Theater In manyways, theceilingisacompendium: the Taj Mahal, and theGreat pyramids, monuments­—the timeless Like ahandfulof this titanicachievement. felt awestandingunder space, fewvisitorshavenot that crowdedthe trialsof familiar thework, nomatter masterpiece. Nomatter how well-known 507-year-old artistic genius, itisthis art exemplifies anyworkof If Media Sponsor of Defense,of andmore than 2,000museums. Endowment forthe Arts, BlueStar Families, theDepartment Blue Star Museumsisacollaboration amongtheNational participating institutions. other com foralistof the U.S. Visit BlueStarMuseums. museums incitiesthroughout it possibleforthemtoenjoy military personnelbymaking sacrifices madebyour to acknowledgethemany program wasestablished Day. The BlueStar Museums from MemorialDaytoLabor military andtheirfamilies free admissiontoactiveduty across thenation offering The FIA joinsmuseums

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o –8p $75 Two People At Eternity’s Gate FOMA Film 7:30p Sorting Stuff Preschool Playdates 11:00p 10 Renzo Pianoof and The Art &Science Melbourne Reborn Art àlaCarte 12:15p 8 Me? Can You Ever Forgive FOMA Film 2:00p Baby Tours Family Program 2:00p 5 Me? Can You Ever Forgive FOMA Film 7:30p Kentucky Derby Affair The Contemporaries 5:00p 4 Me? Can You Ever Forgive FOMA Film 7:30p Exploring Light Art Explorers 11:00p 3 Opposites The Marriageof Part Two Book Discussion: 1:30p The VillageArchitect A Garden inCairo and Art àlaCarte 12:15p 1 MAY

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or follow the event 23 25 NEWS & PROGRAMS 26 ART EXPLORERS 27 Bring your toddler to explore the FIA! Visit the galleries to find the artwork of the day. Examine the words and illustrations of a story and investigate a variety of materials in the art studio. Recommended for ages 18 to 36 months with caregivers, but all are welcome. These free programs are offered the first Friday of the month. CALL to Exploring String Exploring Rocks Exploring Light March 1 • 11:00a–11:45a April 5 • 11:00a–11:45a May 3 • 11:00a–11:45a Art Galleries & Studio Art Galleries & Studio Art Galleries & Studio Visit stations in the studio Visit stations in the studio Visit stations in the studio fea- ARTISTS featuring different art featuring different art turing different art materials materials to prompt materials to prompt to prompt discoveries about JURIED FLAMEWORK EXHIBITION discoveries about string. discoveries about rocks. light. Then look at light in Then look at fiber artworks Then look at artworks made artworks in the galleries and From the Flame is a juried exhibition of in the galleries and listen to of stone in the galleries and listen to the story Light: Shad- Extra Yarn Hello, Rock ows, Mirrors and Rainbows contemporary flameworked glass by established the story by Mac listen to the story by and emerging glass artists who reside in North Barnett. by Roger Bradfield. Natalie Rosinsky. America. The exhibition will run from June 29 through October 6, 2019 at the Flint Institute of Arts. Artwork selected for the exhibition should PRESCHOOL PLAYDATES demonstrate the tremendous range and vitality of the art form, including both sculpture and Introduce your little one to the world of art! Playdates at the FIA include looking at functional objects. The exhibition considers the artwork in the galleries, listening to a storybook, and exploring a range of art-making materials in the studio. Recommended for ages 3 to 5 with caregivers, but all ages are various ways contemporary artists are exploring welcome. These free programs are offered the second Friday of the month. and expanding flameworking (also known as EDUCATION lampworking and torchworking). This centuries- old approach to glassmaking is experiencing a Creating Textures Drawing Stories Sorting Stuff renaissance as artists push boundaries, creating March 8 • 11:00a–11:45a April 12 • 11:00a–11:45a May 10 • 11:00a–11:45a increasingly complex objects with a variety of Art Galleries & Studio Art Galleries & Studio Art Galleries & Studio

NEWS & PROGRAMS tools and a range of techniques. We will read Fuzzy! Fuzzy! We will read Ralph Tells a We will read Sam Sorts by Fuzzy! by Sandra Boynton, Story by Abby Hanlon, look at Marthe Jocelyn, look at Deadline for entries is April 8, 2019 by 11:59p. imagine the way artworks feel artworks that tell stories in the assemblage sculptures in the For more information and application, visit in the galleries, and explore galleries, and draw a story of galleries, and explore, sort flintarts.org/events/exhibitions/from-the-flame and create textures in the our own in the studio. and use beautiful stuff in the studio. studio to create a work of art. 1st Place - $2,500 2nd Place - $1,500 3rd Place - $1,000 ADULT PROGRAM

Prizes courtesy of Yoga and Art: Spring Awakening March 14 – May 16 (Thursdays) • 9:30a Art Galleries Awaken your mind and body with yoga and art. Each week we will talk about an artwork on view and practice gentle poses that relieve tension, strengthen muscles, and promote well-being. No experience necessary. Please wear comfortable clothing that allows you to stretch and bring a yoga mat. Tuition $110 for 10 week Photo: @Heady_Shots series. Drop-in $12 per day. 28 SPRING BREAK SPECIAL BOOK DISCUSSION 29

Spice up your “stay”cation with Morning Stories Afternoon Studio The Improbability of Love Ages 3–5 & Family Ages 5–10 & Family some quality family By Hannah Rothschild time at the FIA 11:00a–11:45a 1:00p–4:00p Part 1: Art History Presentation Part 2: Book Discussion during Spring Break! Art Galleries & Studios Art Studios Explore a different March 13 • 1:30p March 27 • 1:30p March 26 March 25 art medium each When lovelorn Annie McDee stumbles across a dirty painting day of the week and Art Build-A-Bug in a junk shop while looking for a present for an unsuitable create your own Listen to Art by Patrick McDonnell, Use colored pencils and water- man, she has no idea what she has discovered. Soon she masterpieces to take look at Abstract Expressionist color to design a bug. There will finds herself drawn unwillingly into the tumultuous London home. artworks in the galleries, and be plastic bugs to look at for art world, populated by exiled Russian oligarchs, avaricious experiment with oil pastels and inspiration. Sheikas, desperate auctioneers, and unscrupulous dealers, all watercolor paint in the studio. Sponsors by March 26 scheming to get their hands on her painting—a lost 18th-century The Improbability of Love March 27 masterpiece called . Delving into the Kite Making painting’s past, Annie will uncover not just an illustrious list of Use rice paper, sticks, and tissue Not a Stick former owners, but some of the darkest secrets of European Listen to Not a Stick by Antoinette paper to design a kite to use in history—and in doing so she might just learn to open up to the Portis, look at the sculpture Tarkio the warm weather. possibility of falling in love again. by Deborah Butterfield, and FIA book discussions March 27 Hannah Rothschild is the author of The Baroness: The create your own sculpture out of focus on works of fiction Search for Nica, the Rebellious Rothschild. She is also a film natural materials in the studio. Dot Painting Garden and non-fiction related Use Q-tips and other objects to to art, art museums, director whose documentaries have appeared at festivals Vanity paint a garden scene using dots. or FIA collections. The such as Telluride and Tribeca. She has written for British first meeting for each Fair, Vogue, The Independent, and The Spectator, and is vice March 28 book sets the stage by president of the Hay Literary Festival, a trustee of the Tate Gallery, and the first woman chair of the National Gallery in

Calder Mobiles exploring artists and EDUCATION EDUCATION Look at Alexander Calder’s artwork related to the London. mobile and then make a mobile selected book. Two using wire, colorful cello sheets, weeks later, the book is and tag board. discussed. These free The Marriage of Opposites March 29 programs are offered on By Alice Hoffman Wednesdays at 1:30p in Part 1: Art History Presentation Part 2: Book Discussion Yarn Painting Isabel Hall. Create a painting by gluing yarn April 17 • 1:30p May 1 • 1:30p into a design on cardboard. Books are available in the The Marriage of Opposites is a forbidden love story about Museum Shop. the extraordinary woman who gave birth to painter Camille Pissarro—the Father of Impressionism. Growing up on idyllic St. Thomas in the early 1800s, Rachel FAMILY PROGRAM dreams of life in faraway Paris. Rachel’s mother, a pillar of their small refugee community of Jews who escaped the Family programs Inquisition, has never forgiven her daughter for being a difficult enable adults and Baby Tours girl who refuses to live by the rules. Rachel’s salvation is their children to explore March 24 • 2:00p April 18 • 1:00p May 5 • 2:00p maid Adelle’s belief in her strengths, and her deep, life-long the visual arts at the Art Galleries friendship with Jestine, Adelle’s daughter. But Rachel’s life is FIA. They are de- See how your child not her own. She is married off to a widower with three children signed for children responds to art and to save her father’s business. When her older husband dies and accompany- find out how to help suddenly and his handsome, much younger nephew, Frédérick, ing caregivers, and develop visual literacy arrives from France to settle the estate, Rachel seizes her own are offered free of skills. Caregivers with life story, beginning a defiant, passionate love affair that sparks charge. Groups of six infants up to 18 months a scandal that affects all of her family, including her favorite son, or more, please con- of age are welcome who will become one of the greatest artists of France. tact the Education to join these FREE department to make 30-minute Baby Tours. a reservation. 30 EDUCATION unless otherwisenoted. held intheFIA’s IsabelHall provided. Allprograms are tea, andcookiesare The PaletteCafé.Coffee, or pickupsomethingfrom encouraged tobringlunch 12:15p, participantsare on Wednesdays at Offered free ofcharge focusing onthearts. of informativeprograms Art àlaCarteisaseries and bishop T.D. Jakes. 60min. Winfrey, comedian Chris Tucker, including talkshowhostOprah prominent AfricanAmericans into theancestral lineages of This program features research Oprah Winfrey Lives: African American March 27 her ownwords. 54min. The filmisnarrated byMiethin photographer.Magazine staff women toserveasaLIFE becoming onlythesecond photojournalism, eventually the male-dominated worldof Mieth carvedoutacareer in perseverance, andtalent, Armed withconviction, Photographer Vagabond Hansel Mieth: March 20 inspiring millions.60min. Winfrey recounts Moore’s role in with Moore herself. Oprah White andDick Van Dyke, along from co-starsincludingBetty classic clipspluscomments program features dozensof countless movieroles. This with hersmile”on TV andin She “turnedtheworldon Celebration Mary TylerMoore:A March 13 years. 112min. still goingstrong after 50+ balance familyandhermusic, Loretta Lynn struggledto her life, Coal Miner’s Daughter, to theOscar-winning biopicof From her Appalachian roots Mountain Girl Loretta Lynn: Still a March 6 ART À LA CARTE

April 3 60 min. really arevolutionary design? But wastheEgyptianchariot conquest: theNewKingdom. behind Egypt’s greatest era of revolution, thesecret weapon technological andstrategic the chariotlauncheda Some historiansclaimthat Chariot Building Pharaoh’s April 24 60 min. to unravel armor. thesecrets of metalworking secrets asitseeks program uncoverscenturies-old between lifeanddeath. This fighters, theirarmorstood business, andformedieval time, knighthoodwasserious character, butonceupona may soundlike astorybook A knightinshiningarmor Knight theShining Secrets of April 17 inlaid alongtheblade. 60min. with itsmaker’s name, Ulfbehrt, virtually indestructiblesword weapon: alight, razor sharp, who wieldedaformidable Especially fearsome were those theMiddle Ages.warriors of Vikings were themostferocious Feared throughout Europe, the Sword the SecretsViking of April 10 56 min. lifethat continuestoday.a wayof terror intoenemies, andevoked the battlefields Japan, of instilled Samurai sword hasdominated For overathousandyears, the Sword theSamuraiSecrets of

[email protected]. contact theEducation Department at 810.237.7314 or For additionalinformation onEducation programming, 30 min. interact withpublicbuildings. people use, operate, and sets abenchmarkforhow a modelforsustainability, and Sciences provides Academy of San Francisco’s California Renzo Piano The Art &Scienceof 30 min. are inextricably intertwined. sustainability, andhowthetwo first soughtlivability, then demonstrates howthecity and urbanenvironment, Melbourne’s design director of cityscape.Rob Adams, transformed Melbourne’s See howleadership andvision Melbourne Reborn May 8–DoubleFeature architecture there is. 30min. the mostsustainableformof it works andhowitmight be lesson inlocalvernacular:why Embassy inBangladesh, learn a Scotia villagetotheCanadian From abarnyard inaNova The Village Architect civicpride.a source of 30min. much-needed greenspace and “urban lung”that provides 500-year-old dumpturned The result is Al-Azhar Park, a need torelieve thiscongestion. Highness the Aga Kahn sawthe per personpriorto2005. His greensquare space footof in theworld, withonlyone themostdenselypopulated of Cairo, 16million, acityof isone A Garden inCairo May 1–DoubleFeature

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31 EDUCATION 32 FREE ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS HOT SHOP 33 Youth Membership: Dream Catcher McLaren Free March 23 • 1:00p–3:00p Glassblowing Studio 10 Dream catchers are beautiful objects used as protection Demonstration Days charms in some Native American cultures. Using natural Join us in the Hot Shop every Saturday and craft materials, youth members (ages 5–12) will make to see the Art School’s professional glass their own dream catchers. Children should remain for the artists gather molten glass from our entire two-hour activity. Parents are encouraged to visit the 2,100 degree furnace and manipulate FIA galleries and enjoy the museum while their children the glowing material into elegant forms engage in the activity. and vessels. Learn about the techniques Free to Youth Members ages 5–12 or $20 fee at door for used to create many of the works shown annual membership. in the FIA’s new Contemporary Craft Galleries. Demonstrations are offered on the hour from 11:00a–4:00p and are first come, first seated.

Glassblowing Demonstrations FIA LEGO Competition are free thanks to April 13 • 1:00p–5:00p Isabel Hall The Art School’s 8th Annual LEGO Competition celebrates and encourages

ART SCHOOL ART creative play. From 1:00p–2:45p, children SCHOOL ART in grades K-12 may submit original LEGO sculptures for display in Isabel Hall. All works will be juried, culminating with the For more information on presentation of awards at 4:00p. Awards will Art School programming, be presented for excellence in the following contact the Art School at categories: Most Creative, Most Technically 810.237.7315 or arted@ Challenging, and Best in Show. Awards flintarts.org. include Art School scholarships, gift cards, LEGO kits, and FIA Memberships. Selected works will be on exhibition in the Art School for the following week. Activities include guided LEGO building Valerie Allen GOLDEN “A to Z” of Acrylics sessions in the Art School studios led by the Golden Teaching Artist Michigan Therapeutic Lego Users Group, April 10 • 6:00p open LEGO building in the Art School, and a Studio 4 screening of The Lego Ninjago Movie in the Attendees will learn valuable information about acrylics, FIA Theater. including mineral and modern pigments, clean color mixing, Free and Open to the Public. glazing, and the creation of fabulous new colors. Participants will also hear about the unique properties of fluids, heavy Sponsors of Awards body, open and high flow acrylics, and using Interference and Iridescent paints for unusual effects. The lecture includes a comprehensive overview on the many gels and mediums, how Dr. Shawn Reiser & Dr. David Taylor they can change texture, saturation, and intensity of color, and how they may be used for sculptural effects and more. Space is limited, call 810.237.7315 to RSVP. 34 FOUNDERS SOCIETY

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Ms. Lynne Hurand 2019–2020 FIA Magazine Sponsor of Security Credit Union the Flame theexhibition FromSponsor of Flint DistrictLibrary Abound: Vanessa German” exhibition “Miracles andGlory Programming the partner of Clay Club-FIA Art School To purchase kilnshelvesforthe Mr. Randolph P. Piper & Robertmemory of Piper to purchase “DividingLine”in Donation to Acquisition Fund Michigan Council for Arts & The ChanFamily oversized paintingvault Support forconstructionof Kimberly Brown &GaryDeButts Art To support Friends Modern of Dr. Robert Horn Collection” Highlights from theHorn “Engaging African Art: To support thepublication BorgWarner Foundation shelves forthe Art School Matching Gift topurchase kiln Viola E. Bray Charitable Trust Project Grant for Tapestry Conservation The SheppyDogFund “Avadenka” Grant topurchase thebook Kommareddi Family Fund bubbles blow” to purchase “Where theshark Grant tothe Acquisition Fund Viola E. Bray Charitable Trust Charles Stewart Mott 19/20 Grant forGeneral Operating Arthur G. BishopCharitable Development Grant tosupport GlassProgram Art Alliance forContemporary Grant tosupport Art School The ShandFamily photography set up Grant forCuratorial Mr.S. William for WhiteTiffany Mr. &Mrs. Carl D. Terwilliger for Mrs. Fouad Rabiah for Victoria Mrs. SusanI. Stuewer Cultural Affairs Foundation Trust Glass Lovett David LeVites &Gail Webster Ybarra Mark, Ilsa&Peter Bradley, and Grayce Scholt In memoryof Mr. Randolph P. Piper & purchase “DividingLine” Donation to Acquisition Fund to RobertIn memoryof Piper - Jane Bingham Endowment & Grayce Scholttosupport Susan Kilmer In memoryof Mr. &Mrs. Chris J. Dundas Member Founders SocietyBoard Maggie Hart,husband of Basil Hart,In memoryof Bob &Mary VanDuyne Mrs. ChristineLott Mr. Wayne W.Knecht Tim &LindaKnecht Harold &MarieEcker Kim Brown RobertIn memoryof Hardy Ms. Victoria A.Steele Dr. &Mrs. Conrad J. 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