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SOUTH SHORE ART CENTER Courses & Workshops

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p: 781.383.2787 > f: 781.383.2964 > www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 1 South Shore Art Center’s mission is to enrich the communities south of Boston by Exhibition & Event Calendar Calendar/Contents fostering an understanding and appreciation of the visual arts through exhibitions and education. May Day, evening and weekend courses and workshops are offered for 21 Bancroft Gallery—Visiting Artists: Carole Bolsey, Welcome students of all abilities in all media. Christopher Chippendale, Jon Imber, Sean Thomas, and Dan Welden Dillon Gallery—SSAC Faculty Beginners Manning Lobby—Katherine Morrison, Artist in Residence Interested in an art class, but uncertain where to begin? June Courses recommended for beginners include Basic Drawing #300, No Fear Drawing 18–20 55th Annual Arts Festival #301, Tonal Drawing #302 Painting with Acrylics #323, Monoprinting #340, as well as courses in ceramics and photography. July Children’s Classes 16 Bancroft Gallery—Blue Ribbon Members Show Students must be 4 ½ years old. See pages 16–18 for courses and workshops for Dillon Gallery—Blue Ribbon Continues elementary, middle and high school students. Faculty Feature—Photographers Mary Noone and Tim Waite Crossen Student Gallery—Students of Ruthe Sholler Studio Art Foundation Program For students looking for a formalized program of study, the Art Center offers guidance and a recommended course track, culminating in a Certificate in Studio Art Foundation. September 10 Bancroft Gallery—Liminal Spaces: Michele L’Heureux, Please call us if you need any assistance in choosing the right class for you! helen Popinchalk, Lauren Scanlon, Tom Shields, elizabeth Tomasetti www.ssac.org Dillon Gallery—New Constructs – Virginia Green, Andrea Kemler, 781-383-2787 Jeanne McKenna, Mary Taylor, and Jeanne Wiley Faculty Feature—Evelina Brozgul

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Table of Contents Calendar of Exhibitions & Events...... 3 Cover image: Anatomy, Ann Guiliani Photography: Steven Borack Adult Courses & Workshops...... 4–11 Visiting Artist Program...... 11–13 Faculty Roster...... 15 Children/Teens Courses & Workshops...... 17–19 Art Festival...... 20 Community Outreach Programs...... 21 Gallery Artist Corner...... 23–24 Contributing Members • Donors • Sponsors • Business Members...... 25–27 Art Center Directory...... 28 Gallery Rental Information...... 29 Registration Information...... 30–31

2 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 3 Adult Courses & Workshops& Courses Adult What you need to know ... • Materials are included for Children/ 302 Tonal Drawing Two Hours Teen Courses and Workshops unless Drawing and Painting Claudine Metrick • Please register early to avoid disappoint- noted. Students must provide their own Work with charcoal to render drawings ment. You may register online at www. materials for Adult Courses and Work- which articulate light and space. We 300 Basic Drawing o r k s h p ssac.org, call (781)383-2787 to register shops unless noted. will work from still life and the model to Judy Rossman complete six one-sitting drawings. We

W by phone with a credit card or see registration page for mail-in information. • An asterisk (*) following a course num- The ability to draw is not inherited, it is a will focus on composition and creating & ber denotes a course eligible for one Mas- learned skill. That ability is directly related value structures. This course is great for • Young adults, 15 years and older, are sachusetts College of Art undergraduate to one’s observational skills. Being able anyone looking to improve their drawing welcome to enroll in most adult courses credit for $125 additional fee. to see the basic structure of all objects is skills or even to strengthen their abil- with the permission of the instructor. the first step (similar to reading music). ity to paint. During the last two session,

C o u r s e Through a series of exercises, assign- students will work from a clothed model. ments, and homework, students will Great class for teens! strengthen their observational and draw- 7/7–8/11 Wednesday pm 4:30–6:30 ing skills. Composition, value studies, $155M $195NM (includes model fee) A d u l t line, texture and color will broaden their 6 classes understanding of the drawing process. This class can accommodate both begin- Studio Art Foundation Program 303 Works in Progress ner and intermediate levels in a support- New South Shore Art Center offers a new program for students looking to formalize their Judy Rossman ive environment with lots of one-on-one art studies. Upon completion of a specially designed curriculum, SSAC will award Do you have unfinished artwork? Many instruction. Continuing students welcome. students a Certificate in Studio Art Foundation. Participants in the program will have students lack the confidence to complete 7/9–8/13 Friday am 10:00–1:00 ongoing support of Art Center faculty to evaluate work and assist in course selection. work without the guidance and critiques $185M $225NM 6 classes Certificate Students will have priority registration and be assisted in creating a portfo- of a qualified instructor. The work remains lio of work from their selected courses for presentation and exhibition. They also will unfinished until the elusive “inspiration” have the opportunity to exhibit at SSAC in Certificate Student shows. Courses must be evolves to complete the work. This class is completed within three years of registration. Registration fee for this program is $50. an independent study for artists/students Contact 781-383-2787 for more information. who need to resolve technical issues and visual clarity on unfinished work from First year focus: prior classes. Students will be empowered to complete their artwork and new as- Basic Drawing (48 hours minimum) signments will be introduced. Open to all Color Theory (10 hours minimum) skill levels, media and instructors. Intro to Painting (24 hours minimum Oil, Acrylic, or Watercolor) 7/6–8/10 Tuesday pm 6:00–9:00 Elective choice (24 hours) $185M $225NM 6 classes

Second year focus: © Lucy Wightman 306 Drawing II—Love to Draw Margaret Bellafiore Drawing II (24 hours minimum) 301 No Fear Drawing Do you love to draw and are interested Art History (12 hours) Basic Drawing Techniques in making even better drawings? Are you Painting Elective (24 hours minimum) Marion Carlson willing to try some new things? Make Elective choice (24 hours) You can draw! Each week, a principle of some changes? This course is intended design will be introduced. This hands–on to encourage students to further develop Elective courses approach will give you the tools to have their drawing ability through a variety of a successful drawing. You will learn line, exercises/experiments with an emphasis Advanced Drawing (24 hours) texture, value, contrast, negative space on personal expression. We will draw Printmaking (24 hours) and more in this supportive two-hour from still life as well as the human figure. Photography (16 hours) class. Topics will include contour drawing, 3D Ceramics (24 hours) 7/12–8/16 Monday pm 6:30–8:30 positive and negative shapes, sighting for Sculpture (24 hours) $135M $175NM 6 classes measuring proportion, mark making and Visiting Art Workshops (18 hours minimum) collage. The class is open to students with different levels of basic drawing skills. 7/8–8/26 Thursday pm 6:00–9:00 $205M $245NM 8 classes

4 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 5 Adult Courses & Workshops& Courses Adult 305 Painting in a Garden 310 Beginner/Intermediate 415 Chinese Brush Painting: 322 Oil Painting—Life as a Painter Late Spring Sarah Roche Watercolor Weekend Workshop Valerie Vitali Enjoy the beauty of summer as we sketch Mary Callahan Qingxiong Ma New For 6 weeks, students will investigate the and paint in a private local garden. Designed for all levels of the watercol- Chinese painting and Chinese calligraphy possibilities of interpreting life through Make quick drawings and color notes orist, this course will first provide the come from the same root: image and the medium of oil paint. We will paint on before settling down to portray the mag- fundamentals and then explore the many writing. The essence of Chinese painting canvas, hard surfaces, paper, and nificence of the herbaceous border.We techniques of watercolor. Work from is the brush stroke. Students will be intro- experiment with the medium, from will focus on individual blooms, recording still life set-ups, photos or from your duced to traditional Chinese calligraphy practicing basic technical information to their colors and textures in watercolor.All imagination. Emphasis will be on color brush strokes and painting techniques. contemporary applications on paper and abilities welcome. Plenty of demonstration and design, with the goal of creating an Using freehand brushwork to explore ex- handmade artist books. Beginners wel- and individual attention. organized emotional statement. pressiveness, interpretation, and abstrac- come, experts encouraged. Each week, 6/10, 6/17, 6/24 Thurs am 9:30–1:30 7/8–8/26 Thursday am 9:00–12:00 tion, students will learn how to use ink, we will look at the work of painters of the $115M $150NM 3 classes $205M $245NM 8 classes watercolor or gouache on rice paper. The last two centuries who have influenced subjects will be two of the most popular contemporary painting. The class will

Adult Courses & Workshops 313 Watercolor bamboo and plum blossom. encompass all aspects of painting, and Becky Haletky 7/17–7/18 Saturday, 10:00–4:00 also respond to the needs and goals in Students will learn various watercolor Sunday, 12:00–4:00 2 classes the student’s life as a painter. Painting techniques to achieve light, texture, and $110M $150NM from the model will be included. mood, while developing their own style. 7/6–8/10 Tuesday am 10:00–1:00 Techniques will include wet into wet, dry $205M $245NM (includes model fees) brush, glazing and soaking. Different 6 classes subjects will be explored, from landscape and still life to portraits. There will be plenty of in-class painting in a fun and encouraging atmosphere. This class is ideal for beginner and intermediate students. 307 Pastels for the Absolute Beginner 7/7–8/11 Wednesday pm 6:30–9:30 Ruthe Sholler $145M $180NM 5 classes Discover the unlimited opportunities available with the use of mixed media/ Bird and Bamboo, Qingxiong Ma pastels in a warm and inviting environ- 317 Bare Bones Watercolor Indoor/ ment. There will be studio sessions in utdoor the practical application of pastels using O Mini Course Lilly Cleveland still-life setups. Students will also experi- This course is designed to start people in ence plein air painting, weather permit- painting. Whether you use the informa- ting. Weekly informational sheets will be tion for journaling, relaxation or paint- distributed. ing masterpieces, this course is for you. 7/7–8/11 Wednesday am 9:00–12:00 Four sessions will start with supplies and $185M $225NM 6 classes explanation of colors, paper, palette and brushes. We will paint a still life, land- Bouquet, Patricia M. Gray 309 Colored Pencil scape, monochromatic or work from Drawing & Painting photographs. Each class is designed with Lobster Pot, Becky Haletky rushwork for the il ainter Ruthe Sholler 325 B O P a planned lesson in shapes, composi- Patricia Gray Students will learn a variety of techniques tion, values (lights and darks) and color Discover the rich medium of oil paints. using colored pencils. They will then combinations. The first half hour will be Students will sharpen their skills in com- adapt these techniques in the creation of spent drawing a thumbnail sketch of the position, value, color, and expressive colorful, dynamic works of art. There will subject and then we will paint through to a brushwork while exploring the limitless be weekly informational sheets supplied finished piece. The supply list is designed possibilities of painterly expression. by the instructor, to be used for discussion to start painting affordably. Demonstra- 7/13–8/17 Tuesday pm 6:30–9:30 and reference materials. tions will focus on colors and composition. $185M $225NM 6 classes 7/7–8/11 Wednesday pm 1:00–4:00 Financial Aid Available When weather permits, we will go outside! $185M $225NM 6 classes 7/12–8/2 Monday am 9:30–12:30 $125M $165NM 4 classes 6 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 7 Adult Courses & Workshops& Courses Adult 326 Introduction to Acrylics 327 “Alla Prima” Still Life Class Claudine Metrick Dianne Panarelli Miller Printmaking/Mixed Media Experience the freedom of acrylic paints. This class will begin with an informative In this introductory course, students will demonstration to help students see how learn basic color mixing, value structure, to begin a painting. The instructor will 340 Beginners/Intermediate/Advanced composition and acrylic technique. We work with students on an individual basis Monoprinting will work from still life set ups to complete to help them improve at their own speed. Esther Maschio alla prima (all in one sitting) paintings There will be many set ups so there is Learn something new to stretch your imag- that are fresh and vibrant. no crowding around a still life. Dianne ination. Monoprinting is the most acces- 7/7–8/11 Wednesday pm 7:00–9:30 will blend the discipline of Academic sible and experimental of any of the visual $175M $215NM 6 classes Traditional Methods with the freedom of arts. Technique and process are taught “Alla Prima” to help students learn the by means of sequential demonstrations fundamentals to create a painting that is starting with basic lessons. An indirect structurally sound in color, composition process, imagery is applied to a Plexiglas and technique. Whether you are a begin- surface then transferred to archival paper Adult Courses & Workshops ner or advanced artist you will benefit by means of an etching press. Students Dusk, Esther Maschio from this class. will learn about mixing inks, roll-ups, 327a 5/17–6/28 Mon am 9:30–12:30 viscosity, color theory simplified, additive, 327b 7/12–8/16 Mon am 9:30–12:30 subtractive, trace drawing, transfers, blind Ceramics $175M $215NM 6 classes embossing and chine colle among others. Individual attention is given during each class and group experience and interac- 328 Oil Painting for 352 Potter’s Wheel & More Still Life with Squash, Evelina Brozgul tion with other students all combine to Beginners/Intermediates Ann Conte create a stimulating atmosphere with lots Evelina Brozgul This ceramic class will cover wheel of room for meaningful and fascinating In this course for beginning and interme- techniques as well as slab, coil and learning curves. Students at all levels of 331 Figure Painting—Focus on Color diate students, you will develop funda- handbuilding. Glaze applications will be experience are welcome. Evelina Brozgul mental painting skills while exploring the demonstrated and independent projects 7/12–8/16 Monday pm 6:00–9:00 In this oil painting class, you can develop potential for self-expression inherent in are welcomed in this very supportive $190M $230NM 6 classes your ability to use color in a subjec- oil painting techniques. Studio exercises class. Open to all students. (includes $20 materials fee) tive and expressive manner through a include direct observation and response 7/7–8/11 Wednesday pm 6:30–9:30 hands-on approach to color theory and to still life, architectural spaces, and the $195M $230NM (includes materials the properties of color. Working from a human figure, as well as the development 341 Intermed./Advanced Monoprinting and firing fee) 6 classes model, you will learn to mix secondary of a personal project. You will be intro- Esther Maschio and tertiary colors that will enrich your duced to the traditional painting process, Monoprinting can be a highly experimen- palette. Careful observation and rapid from stretching and priming the canvas to tal medium for creating strikingly unique studies of the figure will help you stream- the final glazing. works of art. An indirect process, typically line the journey of color from the model 7/8–8/12 Thursday am 9:30–12:30 imagery is created on a Plexiglas plate to canvas. You will explore vibrant and $205M $245NM (includes model fees) and then transferred by means of an sensitive color and learn how to avoid 6 classes etching press to archival paper. Brayers “muddy” and “dead” brushstrokes, trans- and brushes are the primary tools used. parency and color in light and shadows. Methods and techniques include: additive, 500 Life Drawing and Painting Studio Learning how to accurately capture true uninstructed—Michael McNabb, subtractive, mixing inks, roll-ups, viscosity, colors from life will enhance your skills as Coordinator transparencies, color layering, multiple a painter and open possibilities for you as Develop your skills in drawing from the plate printing, plate registration, color an artist. 6 classes model in this ongoing class. Please call theory simplified, trace drawing, collage, Cat Bowl, Ann Conte 7/8–8/12 Thursday pm 1:00–4:00 the coordinator 781-545-4991 if you chine colle and more. Students will work $205M $245NM (includes model fees) plan to attend. with instructor to define goals and then set Monday evenings 7:00–10:00 a plan to begin work. In this dynamic and $7M $9NM per session model fee energetic studio environment, explora- payable at class tion and growth are emphasized at the individual and group level. 7/12–8/16 Monday 9:00–2:00 Register early! $235M $275NM 6 classes Financial Aid Available (includes $15 materials fee for inks) 8 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 9 Satellite Offering VisitingWorkshopsArtist

PHOTOGRAPHY 470 Digital Photography & Photoshop for the Beginner Teens Welcome! 371 Digital Photography Two Sessions Lisa Marder Start to Finish Learn the basics of digital photography Tim Waite and image editing using Adobe Photo- Learn how to maximize the digital cam- shop CS4. In a relaxed, experimental era. Students will be introduced to the and supportive environment, the class basics of digital photography and taking will cover: the rules of composition; View of Windswept, Jon Imber Waterfields, West River, Carole Bolsey an image from concept through compo- commonly used photographic terms sition to print. They will learn the fun- such as white balance, ISO, shutter Jon Imber damentals of exposure while using their speed, f-stop, resolution; and how to 522 Landscape into Art—Taking Risks and Letting Go particular camera in fully-manual mode. use your own camera to best advan- This course will focus on the technical Thursday, June 10 through Saturday, June 12 10:00–4:00 Adult Courses & Workshops tage for shooting various subjects. The $315M $355NM aspects of digital photography and a class will also cover the basic image digital workflow, including file formats, In this class the instructor will first meet with the students and assess where they are processing workflow using Photoshop with their artwork and where they would like to see their work go. They will then resolution and color space. Other topics and techniques for digitally enhancing discussed will be lighting for photogra- choose landscapes to paint that excite them and challenge them. Part of each day will photos. The class will meet 4 days for be spent painting with individual critiques from the teacher and the latter part of each phy, landscape photography, portrait 3 hours a day. Part of each class pe- photography, printing digital photographs day we will have a group critique. The emphasis will be on expanding one’s visual riod will be spent introducing concepts, vocabulary by taking risks and trying something new. as well as monitor and printer calibration. part will be taking photos, and part will Students should bring their cameras and be working with Photoshop. Any kind of manuals to class. A digital SLR camera is Jon Imber received an MFA from Boston University, and a BFA from Cornell. He has digital camera is fine to use. Required shown at Nielsen Gallery, Boston and Victoria Munroe Gallery, New York and pres- strongly recommended. – Basic computer knowledge (opening timwaitephoto.com ently at Alpha Gallery, Boston and Greenhut Gallery, Portland, ME. His work is in the files, drag & drop, saving files) collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Fogg Museum at Harvard, Rose 7/8–8/12 Thursday pm 7:30–9:30 422a 7/19–7/22 Mon–Thurs $115M $155NM 6 classes Art Museum at Brandeis, and the Currier Gallery in Manchester, NH. Awards include 9:30–12:30 an NEA Grant, AVA (National Award funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, Equitable 422b 7/26–7/29 Mon–Thurs Insurance Corporation, and the NEA), Massachusetts Council for the Arts Award, and 9:30–12:30 an Engelhard Award. $275M $315NM 4 classes

Carole Bolsey This class is held in the computer lab at NOTRE DAME ACADEMY 520 Light and Movement 1073 Main St., Hingham, MA Friday, June 25 through Sunday, June 27 10:00–4:00 $295M $335NM Inspired by light and movement, students will develop personal responses to nature, both indoors and out. Through painting, drawing, and collage, students will work in abstract and representational series, exploring shifting light and moving gesture. Us- ing changing perspectives, scale, value, and line as dynamic devices, emphasis will be on light and changing conditions of color, perspective, and time to generate spatial Scenes from a Bike Ride I, LeeAnne Eliot and expressive strength .

Carole Bolsey works on a large scale in paint on canvas, installations, constructions, sculpture, and architectural design. Her work appears in public and private collections throughout the United States, Europe, and Japan. She taught painting, drawing, and visual studies at Harvard University, at the Carpenter Center for Visual and Environ- Red Rock, Lisa Marder mental Studies, and at the Graduate School of Design, from 1983-1996; DeCordova Museum School; and recently at the Rhode Island School of Design. Margaret Marshall Dillon Award ($500) was awarded to: A native of New York, Bolsey studied at the Academia di Belle Arti in Florence, Italy, at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts of Geneva, Switzerland, and graduated from Bennington Cynthia Perkins, oil painter College, in Vermont. She lives and works on the south shore of Massachusetts, in the United States. 10 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 11 VisitingArtists sean Thomas Christopher Chippendale 510 Watercolor 521 Plein Air Painting Friday, July 9 through Sunday, July 11 10:00–4:00 Friday, July 30 through Sunday, August 1 10:00–4:00 $295M $335NM $295M $335NM This workshop is a 3-day exploration of the watercolor medium. Working on site This is a three-day plein air workshop focusing on direct oil painting techniques and (weather permitting) with the landscape and summer as inspiration, we will focus on taking place along the beautiful waterfront and inlets near downtown Cohasset. It is a the expressive potential of watercolor and techniques to establish a sense of light and workshop in observational painting, concerned directly with the changing facts of light

Visiting Artists Visiting space. We will discuss color theory, design, and painting principles as ways to trans- and color seen out-of-doors, and with techniques that help us paint those circum- late what we see into a successful piece. As it is understood that those registered for stances. Alla prima painting (painting in the here-and-now) is a unique art form with the course represent many levels of experience, I will gladly address technical use of a distinguished history, employing techniques and a way of thinking about painting watercolor as needed…I certainly know that it can be a tricky medium. Even though that can be useful also in our more sustained or studio works. In this three-day work- it is only a 3 day course, I would like everyone to gain a meaningful experience while shop, we will make a number of three-hour paintings. Some oil painting background honing their skills and taking risks. I also would like to encourage the introduction of required. Familiarity with working out-of-doors recommended. other media to watercolor. We will have the opportunity to discuss the benefits and potential consequences of using a mixed-media approach to image making. After each Christopher Chippendale is an associate professor at Massachusetts College of Art session we will engage in a group critique. and Design and teaches painting courses at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Born in Pennsylvania, Sean has always used elements of form, space and color to search for his voice and comment on a small part of the world around him—an un- He is the recipient of a Blanche Coleman Award, a St. Botolph Club Foundation dertaking which he believes is a lifelong journey. Grant, and has shown extensively throughout New England and is represented by the Soprafina Gallery in Boston. Sean graduated from the Delaware College of Art and Design in Wilmington, Dela- ware. He then continued his formal education in Providence, Rhode Island and graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design. For his final year at RISD, Sean was selected for the European Honors Program in which he was immersed in Italian culture, living in Rome for nine months and studying the Italian language as well as European artistic treasures firsthand. www.seanthomasonline.com

Dan Welden 541 Solarplate Printmaking Workshop Wednesday July 21 through Friday July 23, 2010 9:30–4:30 $425M $465NM Solarplate etching is an alternative process that uses sunlight and water instead of traditional acids and grounds. This innovative approach is spontaneous and easy, yet produces exceptional results. The solarplate technique is ideal for all kinds of images: Artists may draw, paint, photograph or create digital images on transparencies. Painting directly on the plate is also possible. Prepared plates are ideal for printing many impressions. Plate size will be 8” x 10” although custom sizes can be ordered The Mystery of Upstairs, Christopher Chippendale well ahead of time. Each person can create several plates during this exciting three- day workshop. Printmaking experience is preferred but not essential.

Dan Welden is a printmaker, painter, author and educator. He has had over 63 international solo exhibitions including galleries in Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, Australia, New Zealand, Peru and Japan. He has been the recipient of several grants including The New York State Council on the Arts, The Ministry of Dutch Culture in Belgium, The Amata Aboriginal Community in Australia and most recently a Vogelstein Foundation Grant to produce the film “Printmaking in the Sun.” He is co-author, with Pauline Muir of the book with the same title.

As an educator, he has had his own school in Florence, Italy for 10 years, as well as having had workshops in Australia, New Zealand, Greece, Peru, Japan, Germany, Switzerland, Estonia, England, Scotland, Belgium, France, Poland and throughout the US. He is credited with being one of the original “Pioneers of non-toxic Printmaking” Car Culture, Providence, Sean Thomas Sardinia, Dan Welden with his discovery and development of the “Solarplate” etching process. 12 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 13 Visiting Artists since 1999 South Shore Art Center Summer 2010 Faculty Faculty2010 SSACSummer

Since 1999, South Shore Art Center has hosted master workshops with outstanding, MARGARET BELLAFIORE QINGXIONG MA nationally-recognized artists. The Visiting Artist program provides a challenging and Certificate Graduate Program, School of The Academy of Chinese Painting, Beijing in-depth opportunity for participants to be nurtured and inspired in our studios and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Diploma, School of the Museum of Fine LISA MARDER on location—taking advantage of the stunning coastal landscape. Each summer/fall, Arts, Boston M.L.A. Harvard University Visiting Artists Visiting hundreds of working artists and students from throughout New England participate in B.A. St. John’s University, NY B.A. Williams College three-five day workshops. EVELINA BROZGUL ESTHER MASCHIO M.F.A. The School of the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth Museum of Fine Arts, Tufts University Art Institute of Boston Ken Auster Jane Goldman Hugh O’Donnell B.F.A. The Cooper Union School of Art, Stuart Baron Bonney Goldstein Rose Pellicano New York CLAUDINE METRICK B.F.A. Arizona State University Kim Bernard Barbara Grad Ron Pokrasso MARY CALLAHAN Pam Bernard Julie Graham Richard Raiselis B.A. Bridgewater State College DIANNE PANARELLI MILLER R. H. Ives Gammell Atelier Laura Blacklow Gretchen Halpert Peter Schroth MARION CARLSON Vesper George College of Art Linda Bond Nona Hershey Robert Siegelman Massasoit Community College New England School of Art & Design SARAH ROCHE Lee Boynton Nancy Howell Annie Silverman B.A. University of West England Karen Christians Joel Janowitz Tracy Spadafora SEANA CARMODY B.A. Suffolk University JUDITH ROSSMAN Jared Clackner Catherine Kehoe Peter Spataro B.F.A. Syracuse University Doug Dawson Colleen Kiely William Ternes LILLY CLEVELAND Teacher’s Certificate Michigan State B.A. Boston University University Frank Federico Peter Madden Josette Urso Massachusetts College of Art Susan Fisher John Brooks Maginnis Dan Welden RUTHE SHOLLER ANN CONTE M.Ed Lesley University Randy Frost Elizabeth McKim Ann Wessman B.F.A. Massachusetts College of Art B.A. Massachusetts College of Art Carole Ann Fer Margaret McWethy Heidi Whitman PATRICIA GRAY VALERIE FORTE VITALI Jesseca Ferguson Antonia Ramis Miguel Dan Wills B.A. Mercyhurst College M.Ed. Lesley University Linda Heppes Funk Janet Monafo Carol Woodin Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts B.S. Southern Connecticut State University Erica Funkhouser George Nick Bert Yarborough BECKY HALETKY TIM WAITE Frank Gohlke Leon Nigrosh B.F.A. Massachusetts College of Art Professional experience PATRICE KELLEY B.F.A. University of Massachusetts

14 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 15 Children/TeensWorkshops& Courses 100c Flying Through Summer Art Afternoons (Grades 1–4) 133 introduction to Cartooning Drawing and Painting 7/26–7/30 Mondays–Fridays 12:30–3:30 (grades 3–5) Students will look to the sky for artistic Instructor Patrice Kelley Seana Carmody inspiration—from bugs to hot-air bal- Students will begin with drawing hand Our faculty members are experienced loons and kites, we will create art that Embark on a creative adventure this and facial gestures to learn the many and creative art teachers who love to soars! emotions expressed in cartooning. They explore the wonderful world of art with summer with the South Shore Art Center’s 100d Wild Things will also learn to draw simple body children and young adults! Continuing popular Art Afternoons. Students will ex- 8/2–8/6 movements, create their own characters students in a particular class will find plore, create and investigate art through For those who love furry, fuzzy, and and develop their own comic strip story. new and engaging projects. Please let us clay, drawing, painting, printmaking, col- not-so furry/fuzzy: using all kinds of art 7/7–8/11 Wednesday pm 4:00–5:30 know if you need assistance in selecting lage, and sculpture. There will be group materials, we will explore the wild and $115M $145NM 6 classes the right class for your child. and individual projects in a fun, support- wacky. ive, and air-conditioned environment. • Courses need a minimum of 5 stu- $195M $225NM dents to run. Please help ensure that our classes run by signing up no later than 7 192a 7/12–7/16 Crazy for Clay days prior to the first class. Modeling clay, coil & slab

• Please take $10 off the total tuition if you are registering for more than one 192b 7/19–7/23 Art Through the Ages Greek, Roman & Egyptian art Children/Teens Courses & Workshops Children/Teens class. (Workshops cannot be discounted.)

192c 7/26–7/30 Wild About Animals A menagerie of multi-media animal art

Your Very Own Art Weeks 100e out of This World 139 hands in Clay (grades 1–4) (ages 4 ½–6) 8/9–8/13 192d 8/2–8/6 Create & Perform Ann Conte Mondays–Fridays 10:00–11:30 Get ready to go above and beyond— Puppets, props & performance Have your child sink their hands into cool Instructor Ann Conte creating all kinds of imaginative art & clay and create wonderful, colorful fun. 192e 8/9–8/13 Getting to Know ceramic pieces. Students will be encour- Designed especially for the Art Center’s Great Artists aged to experiment and use their creative youngest artists, Art Weeks will introduce 100f Making Music Masterpieces from Monet to Matisse imaginations. Finished pieces will be thematic units and inspire individual 8/16–8/20 glazed and fired. masterpieces. Friday’s class each week Artists will make musical instruments and 7/7–8/11 Wednesday pm 4:00–5:30 lots of great memories as they rehearse 192f 8/16–8/20 Crazy for Clay II $125M $155NM 6 classes will feature a gallery show for family and Modeling clay, coil & slab friends. Classes are limited to 12 stu- and ‘perform’ happy tunes! dents who will enjoy individual attention and creativity galore! Grades 5+ $130M $160NM 154 dig In: Create with Clay 100a rainforest Rhythm (grades 5–8) 7/12–7/16 Ann Conte Enjoy a jungle safari through the rainfor- A chance for creative exploration of pot- est! Colorful birds, flowers and creatures tery and sculpture! Students will be taught will come to life throughout our week of all of the basic hand-building techniques exploration. as well as the potter’s wheel. Bring your fantastic ideas and imagination–and dig 100b tie Dye in! All pieces will be glazed and fired. 7/19–7/23 7/12–8/16 Monday pm 4:00–5:30 Color your world with fun as we explore $125M $155NM 6 classes color through tie-dye and batik techniques on objects from paper to t-shirts. Register early! Financial Aid Available

16 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 17 Grades 6+

150 draw & Sketch II (grades 6–8) SSAC Faculty A four-week exploration of drawing and quick sketching with emphasis on line, form and value. Students will experiment with pencils, colored pencils, pastel and watercolor. 7/6–8/10 Tuesday pm 4:00–5:30 171 art Major (grades 9–12) $115M $145NM 6 classes Weeklong Intensive for Save the Dates 2010 High School Students SSAC Faculty This course is designed for high school Friday, June 18 2 pm–7 pm students who are serious about art and Saturday, June 19 10 am–7 pm looking for new inspiration and individu- Children/Teens Courses & Workshops Children/Teens alized instruction. Students will explore Sunday, June 20 Noon–5 pm basic drawing elements of line and composition, explore color mixing with paints, and dabble in other techniques including Come and enjoy the South Shore’s ceramics/sculpture and printmaking. Students will be responsible for purchas- premier celebration of the arts! ing some materials and should be prepared for the workday to simulate studio classes in art school. The South Shore Art Center Arts * 90 Juried Exhibitor Booths 8/17–8/20 Tuesday–Friday 10:00–4:00 Festival mixes the best of small-town $185M $215M 4 classes * Juried Art Exhibition New England summer festivals with an uncommon attention to detail * Members' Show and commitment to presenting * Young Artist Exhibition quality art and handmade craft. H.S. Scholarship Award Winners 2010 * Kidstent Art Activities Please mark your calendars now & * Music performances join us! To volunteer, contact Diane Fred E. Bergfors and Margaret Sandberg Award ($1,000) Kennedy, [email protected] Chloe Davies, Norwell High School

Susan DeMichele Scholarship ($500) Charlotte Paffett, Hingham High School

Tom Lucas Award ($500) Ariel Christopher, Bridgewater/Raynham H.S.

Will Robinson Award ($300) Arielle Clough, Duxbury High School

MacIvor Reddie Scholarship ($200) Sketch by Chloe Davies Eric Wyche, Norwood High School

18 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 19 COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS ProgramsOutreach Community

FESTIVAL CRAFT EXHIBITORS 2010 I just wanted to thank you for the wonderful time that we had at your great program! The classroom teachers and the students absolutely loved it! I look forward to visiting again next year! Thanks! Jill Gosselin, Butler School, Avon, MA

Artist in Residence Program For the past six years, the Art Center has provided an Artist in Residence program. Of- fered at no cost to students in grades 3, 4 and 5 in schools on the South Shore, the program gives students an opportunity to meet a working artist, watch a live demonstration, participate in a hands-on workshop and tour the current gallery exhibitions. If you are interested in the program for next year (September–May), please contact Heather CERAMICS GLASS MIXED MEDIA Collins, 781-383-2787, x. 15 or email [email protected]. Information will be available Melynn Allen Liza Abelson Kathy Burg in early June and sign-ups are first come, first served. Laura Evangelista Marj Bates Studio Ginger Reuling Sheilagh Flynn Bobby Bell Glass Jan Rohwetter Sponsored by Arts Festival Craft Arts Exhibitors Festival Surfside Studio Marblehead Glassworks Catherine Wissmann Erin Moran Syd Milliken Looking at Art Program Brooke Pickering A field trip to the South Shore Art Center offers an opportunity to visit an art museum, Touchstone Pottery JEWELRY PHOTOGRAPHY see and discuss a contemporary art exhibition and make a hands-on project to take Susan Kay Wechsler Lana Barakat Margot Cheel home. This two-hour program costs $10.00 per student and can be scheduled through- Sage Belber Steve Eames out the year for school groups, summer camps, scout troops and special needs students. FIBER Chaya Caron Norm Kenneally Susan Buswell/Barefoot Marjorie & Dennis Collins Sandi Smith This summer’s lead show (May 21–July 11) is an exhibition of work by Visiting Artists, Rugs Lisa Cutler David Stern who will be teaching at the Art Center in coming months. Following this exhibit is our Victoria Cox Andrea Garr Ronald Wilson ever-popular Blue Ribbon Members’ Show (July 16–August 29). Providing all Art Center Rusty Glicksman Patrick Zephyr members with the opportunity to display their art within the galleries, this show includes FIBER ACCESSORIES Susan Kenna work in all media and is always entertaining. The Belted Cow Kiki Taron Kinney SCULPTURE Arts to Go Program Sue Clark Blair LaBella Len Shartle With the current repatriation of art objects from local museums to Italy and Greece, what Karen Z. Eames Designs Frances Livingston Lee Spiller could be more timely than a look at some of the ancient Greek treasures making the news? Again and Again Tracy Sunday Mastro Or the curriculum subject is China and our response is to send Chinese brush painters into Suzanne Robin/Flee Erin Nelson WOOD Heather Perry the classroom to enhance the unit being studied by offering each student an opportunity Thomas Brennan to try Chinese brush painting using authentic materials. If the topic is Colonial American FIBER CLOTHING Marlene Reali Donald DeVeny Tami Rodrig History, the program provides a close look (and active response) to Grant Wood’s twentieth- Susan Arnold Frank & Judy Dobai century painting of Paul Revere’s Ride. Multicultural topics offered include African printmak- Olivia Baldwin James Russell Randy & Elaine Fisher Beth Russo ing, Japanese paper kites and Native American badges. Art Center experts are ready to visit Sue Handman Peter Letvinchuk MA classrooms or special groups to provide an arts tie-in to whatever subject is being discussed. Judith Connor Jones Sue Schneps South Shore Woodturners Virginia Stevens We love challenges, so name your topic and we’ll respond with a special arts experience. Heather Bell Designs Christopher Nassise Cost: $130.00 per hour per class. Linda Klein Elisa Sullivan A Bow Knife Company Andrea Williams Robin Reilly & Margaret Professional Development Points Pace DeBruin SPECIALTY FOOD All of our courses and workshops are available for professional development. Certifi- METAL Gisele & Peter Hawthorne cates of attendance will be provided corresponding to the number of hours of the work- FINE ART Faye Anderson Country Store Fudge shop or course. Teachers may bundle these hours with those of other organizations and Evelina Brozgul Rick & Charlene Donohoe submit them to their schools for PDPs. We also offer in-service art workshops for groups Paula J. Carter Richard Reynolds of teachers (usually 6–12). Bill Chisholm Colby Smith Door Dean DiMarzo Knockers Leo Donahue James & Ellen Sullivan Amy Keller Zucchini Fish June 18, 19 & 20 Stephanie Mason- on Cohasset Common Thibodeau

20 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 21 SATELLITE LOCATIONS Corner Artist Gallery South Shore Art Center Gallery Artists exhibit at our two satellite locations. Please visit our website for more information. www.ssac.org PAUL PRATT MEMORIAL LIBRARY 35 Ripley Road, Cohasset, MA

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SOUTH SHORE MUSIC CIRCUS GALLERY & ROBERT AND DOROTHY PALMER GALLERY AT SOUTH SHORE CONSERVATORY One Conservatory Drive Hingham, MA

March–June 124 Elm Street • 781-383-6650 Music Circus Gallery–Wendy Hale Dorothy & Robert Palmer Gallery–Joreen Benbenek

July–October Music Circus Gallery–Ruthe Sholler and Mary Mirabito Dorothy & Robert Palmer Gallery–Chris Lewis

Gallery Artist Corner Welcome new gallery artists, Alison Golder of Marshfield (alisongolder.com), Dorothy Simpson Krause of Marshfield Hills (DotKrause.com), and Douglas W. Johnson of Newburyport (www.douglaswjohnson.com)

The Gallery Artist selection committee meets in October. Please call the Art Center office for details.

In Memory of Philip Dolan

South Shore Art Center mourns the loss of our friend and SSAC Gallery Artist Philip Dolan.

The White Cliffs of Dover, Philip Dolan

22 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 23 South Shore Art Center Gallery Artists SSAC Contributing Members and Donors Summer 2010* Donors & Members South Shore Art Center wishes to acknowledge and thank its contributing members Kimberlee C. Alemian Wendy Moore Hale Ann M. Murphy and donors. The generosity of our supporters allows the Art Center to inspire emerg- Richard Alemian Becky Haletky Christus Murphy ing artists, nurture adults and children, create teaching and learning opportuni- Christian M. Alexander Jack Haran John W. Nash III ties, and engage the community with compelling exhibitions of contemporary art. Virginia M. Allen Michael Hart Patricia E. O’Neill Please join this growing, distinguished group. Contact Candace Cramer, Director of Andrew T. L. Anderson-Bell Robert Harvey Dorothy Palmer Gallery Artists Development, [email protected], 781-383-2787. Stephen Andrus Julie Hawkins Gerard A. Parker BJ Andrus Liz Haywood-Sullivan Mary Ann Patrick Maida Antigua Ellen Helman Marie T. Peters Angels Julie Guild** John Arapoff Anne Heywood Christine Pienciak Peters Sara Holbrook and Foster L. Aborn** Ellen and Bruce Herzfelder** Betty Archer Roger Q. Hill T. Nicholas Phakos BJ and Steve Andrus** Andrea and Craig Hillier** Peg Mavilia Atkinson Sara Holbrook Anthony Pilla Motoko and Gordon Deane Carolyn and Dick Horn** Virginia H. Avery Susan Hollis Ted Polomis Susan Dickie** Christine and Brian Hotarek James Baker Virginia Holloway Constance Pratt William Earon** Judy and Robert Kasameyer** Jeremy Barnard Christine Hotarek Page Railsback Lena and Ronald Goldberg** Patsy and Richard Leggat** Robert Beaulieu Nancy S. Howell Jeanne Replogle Lesley and Don Grilli** Joan and T. Michael Middleton Anne Belson Karen Freiberger Hughes Chris Rifkin Nancy and Tom Hamilton** Tina and Robert Miklos** Joreen Benbenek Patricia A. Isaac Beverly Rippel Susan and Jack McNamara** Marilyn and Win Minot Janet Blagdon Nanci Jaye Stephanie Roberts-Camello Julie A. Blanchard Douglas W. Johnson Sarah Roche Dorothy Palmer** Dorothy I. Remick Stephen Boczanowski Berj Kailian Betty Rogers Constance B. Rice** Jeanne and David Replogle Elizabeth Bourne Brooks Kelly, Jr. Donna Rossetti-Bailey Chris Rifkin** Sergio Roffo** Rita Brace Andrea Kemler Judy Rossman Elise M. Russo** Gitte and Rick Shea** Joan Brancale Susan Kilmartin Elizabeth Rotchford-Long Elizabeth Steele** Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sherbrooke and Henry Patricia Burson Janet Arfin Kingan Eileen Rotty Valerie and Phillip Vitali** Diane and Tom Shipp Maureen Brookfield Kay Kopper Daniel P. Roy Sandy Weiss** Joan and Phil Shockman Henry E. Cahill Dorothy Simpson Krause Jose Santos Mary and Thomas Williams** Jane and Vcevold Strekalovsky Mary Callahan Danguole Rita Kuolas Lori Schill Jennifer and Robert Willms** Annellen and James Walsh Corinne Campobasso Maria Lakhman Lenore Schneider Deborah Weiss** Marion Carlson Moey Lane Isabel Shamitz Beverly Carreiro John Lanza Kay Shaw Irma Cerese Donald Larkin Kwang Sung Shin Benefactors Sustaining Susan B. Charles Charles Lathrop Ruthe Sholler Carol and Howard Anderson Richard and Kimberlee Alemian Lucretia Davie Chase Stephen Lathrop Jean Simms Don DeMichele** Margaret Casey** JoAnne T. Chittick Eleanor LeBlanc Mike Sleeper Judy and Frank Neer** Sarah and Craig Casey** Lilly Cleveland Susan Dragoo Lembo Katherine Smit Nancy and Chris Oddleifson** Lilly and Mark Cleveland** Nancy Colella Chris Lewis Mary Smith Kathleen and Ross Sherbrooke** Nancy Cusack** Jane Flavell Collins Elizabeth Lilly Murton Sudalter Mariann and Mark Tosi Heather and Jeffrey Collins Nancy Connolly Ken Lindgren J Michael Sullivan Anne and R. Gary Vanderweil, Jr.** Catherine and Richard Evans** Connie Cummings Mary Lizotte Judy St. Peter Phyllis and Bill Wenzel** Priscilla and Amory Houghton, Jr.** Sharon McCann Daly Burton Longenbach Frank Strazzulla, Jr. Therese Joslin Susan Denniston Susan Luery Kenneth Taylor Pat LaLiberte Joan DeRugeris Gordon Lundberg, Jr. Mary Taylor Patrons Jack Dickerson Peggy Roth Major Regina Thomas Libby and Bill Allard** Shirley and Jim Marten** Mike DiRado Lisa Marder Mike Thompson Franny Andahazy and Michael Nedeau** Janna and Eric Oddleifson Dianne S. Dolan Joan Marson Carole A. Thurlow Mercedes Aza and Cameron Snyder** Michelle and Rich Paterniti Michael Domina Chippa Martin Cindy Vallino Cornelia Barnard Sarah and Adrian Roche** Jeff Eldredge Esther Maschio Paula Villanova Jeremy Barnard Tracey and Jerry Vainisi Eleanor Elkin Janis Mattox Valerie Forte Vitali Eleanor G. Bleakie** Linda and Sam Wakeman Rosalind Farbush Patricia McCarthy Roberta Walsh Lois and Bruce Cameron** Andrea and David Weltman Dorit Flowers Sally McCarthy Ruth Ann Wetherby-Frattasio Jane C. Carr and Andy Hertig Peggy and Michael Weymouth** Jack Foley Jeanne McKenna Michael Weymouth Nancy and David Colella** Marguerite Gager Norma McKenzie Julie White Susan Gallagher Margaret McWethy Susan White Elaine and Michael Coyne** Supporting Elizabeth Gauthier Judith Mehring Jeanne Wiley Martha and Charles Douglas Muffy and Paul Antico Debra Giller Michele Meister Mary Wilkas Paulie and Herb Emilson Heather and Peter Austin Pam Golden Julie Sims Messenger Andree Desiree Wilson Lauren Farrell** Emily and John Brown Alison Golder Dianne E. Miller Tim Wilson Edythe Ford William Burke, Jr. Wendy Goldstein Dianne Panarelli Miller Virginia M. Wilson Susan Gallagher** Margaret Gately Carolan Patricia Gray Mary Driscoll Mirabito Nancy Garrison Carolyn and John Coffey Virginia Green Gretchen Moran Patricia and Patrick Gray** Jane and Jon Davis Ann Guiliani Monice Morenz Grabowski F 24 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 25 Sandra Donnellan Letitia and Robert Jordan, Jr. SSAC Business Members/Donors Sandy and Lindsey Durant** Caroline Knight SSAC Business Members/Donors & Sheila and Don Evans** Patricia Lawrence** Foundations Summer 2010* Katherine and David Greaney Dick Karoff and Sandy Manzella Barbara Green Berj Kailian Sarah and Phillip Hannan Elyce Kearns ngels Molly Perkins Hauck** Mary and Jim Kilroy A Sustaining Ellen Helman Rita and James Kirk Fred Bergfors and Margaret Sandberg Aldous Collins Painting and Arts, LLC Barbara and Warner Henderson Dorothy Simpson Krause Foundation** Christopher Gallery Anne Heywood** Theodore Kramer HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Cohasset Harbor Inn Sarah Jackson** Marylou and Robin Lawrence Image Resolutions Hingham Institution for Savings

Members & Donors Ruth Knapp** Gerry Lynch King Jewelers, Inc. Massa Products Corporation Irene and David Lord** Mary Magnant LemonLime Salon Oro Restaurant Kyle and Edward Lubitz Chuck McDermott Macquarie Group Foundation Plymouth County Convention and Dana and David Lucier Bernard McNichols Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund** Visitors Bureau Lisa Marder and Josiah Stevenson** Nancy and Thomas Monahan Party by Design Eva and Tom Marx Gretchen Moran RBC Wealth Management Pat and Jim McCarthy Allison and Keith Moskow Roomscapes & Kitchen Concepts, Inc. Rockland Trust Carmen and Tim Schramm Amy and Shapur Naimi South Shore Music Circus South Coastal Bank Elizabeth Morse and Richard Wendorf** Anne and Nestor Nicholas Weymouth Design Meg and Brooks Robbins** Malee Nuesse Yachting Dog Company Michelle and Doug Smith** Margaret and John O’Donnell Supporting Adrienne Thompson Doug Peck Anderson Fuel, Inc. Lanci and Page Valentine Katharine Perkins** enefactors Andree and Richard Wilson Shirley and Donald Pitcher B Building #19 Foundation Zbigniew Wozny Corliss Primavera Massachusetts Cultural Council Cohasset Harbor Marina** Barbara Wrenn Vicki and Daniel Quinn Scituate Rotary Foundation Goodwin Graphics James Regan Strekalovsky Architecture, Inc.** Kennedy Country Gardens Associate Beverly Rippel** Lord & Ladies Estate Sales** Anonymous – 2 Karen Ross Pilgrim Bank Kimberley and Greg Albanese Daniel Roy Portland Pottery South, Inc. Patrons Anne Allen** Barbara and Tim Roberts David Avery Sullivan, Garrity & Donnelly Insurance Barbara Baron John Rousseau Agency, Inc. Kara and Scott Bianchi P. Kelley Rugg Boston Private Bank & Trust Henry Cahill Lucy and Philip Saunders, Jr.** Conway Insurance Agency Laura and Allen Carleton Nancy Sencabaugh Dean & Hamilton Realtors Ruthe Sholler *Business Members/Donors and Foundations as of Maureen Catawdella Hingham Mutual Fire Insurance Co. April 30, 2010 Anne Chacchia Philip Hugh Smith Ray Kasperowicz, C.P.A. **Represents annual memberships and/or capital Ted Chylack Susan Stoddart The Rogers Law Firm campaign contributions Margot and Don Critchfield Moira Sullivan and Dick Graham Sally and John Davenport Cindy and Alex Swartwood Sara and Michael Davis Sara Tague Susan Denniston MaryLouise Tautkus Kathleen and John Dowling Maureen Thayer Roberta Fairbanks Tracy and Kevin Thomas Kristen Faulkner Claire Tinory Sarah Forbes** Arlene Tuck Robert Fraser Cynthia and Joseph Vallino** Marguerite Gager Frances and William Weeks** Kathleen Garvey Katharine and John Weeks** Jane Goedecke Esther Williams** Amy Golden Monice Morenz Grabowski Judith and Richard Green *Members and Donors as of April 30, 2010 **Represents gifts to the annual and/or capital Diane Hoss campaigns Nanci Jaye** Deborah Jenks Jane Johnson Gerald Jones Alison Jordan 26 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 27 South Shore Art Center Rental Gallery

Board of Directors

Directory President Jennifer Willms President-Elect Elise Russo Body Language Treasurer Douglas Smith Secretary William Wenzel National Exhibition

Mercedes Aza, Eleanor Bleakie, Bruce Cameron, William Earon, Lauren Farrell, Susan Gallagher, Thomas Hamilton, Sara Holbrook, Juried by George Nick Richard Horn, Nanci Jaye, Judith Kasameyer, Valerie King, Susan McNamara, Robert Miklos, Frank Neer, Christopher October 29–December 29 Oddleifson, Michelle Paterniti, Chris Rifkin, Mark Rogers, Valerie Forte Vitali Opening Reception: October 29, 6–8 pm

Board of Advisors Call for Entries Libby Allard, Virginia Allen, Franny Andahazy, Kara Bianchi, Karen Bosworth, Pat Cammett, Lilly Cleveland, Nancy Colella, Entries Due: September 17, 2010 Heidi Condon, Elaine Coyne, Sharon Daly, Diane Danielson, Jane Davis, Motoko Deane, Jane Forrer, Nancy Garrison, Lena Goldberg, Ernie Grassey, Patricia Gray, Lesley Grilli, Julie Guild, Barbara Henderson, Anne Heywood, Andrea Hillier, Christine Hotarek, Victoria Hurley, Tony Lanier, Lisa Marder, Adrian Morris, Elizabeth Morse, Laura Murphy, Martin Nee, Jacqueline Ralston, Jeanne Replogle, Beverly Rippel, Sergio Roffo, Barbara Sheehan, Philip Smith, Moira Sullivan, Juliana Tiryaki, Cynthia Vallino, Eric Wellmann, Michael Weymouth, Zbigniew Wozny, March Wyatt

SSAC Staff Kimberlee C. Alemian, Graphic Designer/Webmaster Ext. 11 Cheryl Cole, Office Manager Ext. 18 Heather Collins, Director of Community Programs Ext. 15 Candace Cramer, Director of Development Ext. 16 Pat Frederickson, Membership Coordinator Ext. 16 Gallery Rental Sarah Hannan, Executive Director Ext. 10 Diane Kennedy, Assistant Director/Festival Coordinator Ext. 19 Have your next corporate or social event in the beautiful Gary Najarian, Facility Manager Ext. 12 galleries at South Shore Art Center. The Bancroft Gallery Kaitlin Thurlow, Program Assistant/Registrar Ext. 14 provides a spectacular background for events. The smaller Dillon Gallery is ideal for meetings and presentations. Reception/Gallery Sitters Virginia Holloway • Chairs and rectangular banquet tables provided • Microphone and PA system provided • Small platform & podium available • Kitchen access • Digital projector available for rental • List of approved caterers provided • Member discount on Facility Rentals

For information Call 781-383-2787 or see website http://ssac.org/wdnew/facilityrentals.htm

28 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 29 Registration & Course Information Registration Form & Information Registration Registration & Refund Policy Financial Assistance Register by phone, mail or online at www. Through the generosity of the Marion Huse ssac.org. Students may also register in person Fund, we offer tuition assistance on the basis Mon-Fri 9–5, Sat 10–4. Enrollment is limited. of financial need. Call for an application. All Student Name Parent’s Name (if student is under 18) requests are kept strictly confidential.

Registration Registration is not complete until payment Age/grade of child has been received. VISA or MASTERCARD is Scholarships for elementary age school chil- required for telephone registration. dren are available based on need through the Mailing address generosity of the Lois Weltman Memorial City State Zip A $25 non-refundable registration fee is Fund for Children. Please inquire at SSAC included in tuition. Unless otherwise noted, office for more information. e-mail if a student cancels a registration at least ten days before a course or workshop begins, Photographs Home Phone Cell Phone a refund will be granted. If a cancellation SSAC takes photographs of course/outreach occurs during the ten-day period, a refund participants during classes for inclusion EMERGENCY CONTACT Phone will be offered if the SSAC is able to fill the in advertising and promotional materials. student’s place from a waiting list. Should you have any objections to the use of photos of you or your children, please o Current Member o New Member o Non Member Professional Development Points notify the SSAC office before your courses/ PDPs are available to educators upon com- programs begin. Annual Membership Contributing Membership pletion of a course. ____$5000 Angel Weather ____$2500 Benefactor Credit (*) In the case of bad weather, classes are can- ____$55 Family Member ____$ 1000 Patron of the Arts Massachusetts College of Art Continuing celled when Cohasset Public Schools are ____$50 Juried Gallery Artist* ____$ 500 Sustaining Member Education Credit may be earned upon suc- closed. If the Cohasset schools are running ____$35 Individual Member ____$ 250 Supporting Member ____$25 Senior/Youth ____$ 100 Associate Member cessful completion of the starred (*) courses. on a delayed schedule, our classes meet at It is possible for such credit to be applied the regular times throughout the day. When *For information on becoming a Juried Gallery Artist, please call 781.383.2787 or visit www.ssac.org to a degree program upon approval by the in doubt about adult evening classes please college. You must commit to credit before call the answering machine for message, the beginning of the second class. There is a 781-383-2787 ext.10. Course # Title Tuition/Fees $125 undergraduate fee.

Membership Discount To receive a Member’s discount for a course, your membership must be current throughout the term of the course you are taking. South Shore Art Center does not Membership dues may be paid at the time of discriminate for any reason in the registration. Total Tuition administration of its programs. The building is accessible to everyone. Membership Fee Please call the office if you require Donation to Annual Fund assistance during your visit to our galleries or classrooms. GRAND TOTAL

Directions: From Rte. 3, take exit 14, Take Rte. 228 o Visa o MC o Check Enclosed north to Rte. 3A. Turn right onto 3A and drive south Account Name for two miles. From Rte. 3A turn onto Sohier Street at the Music Circus sign. Take a right at the first Account # light onto Ripley Road. SSAC is the last building on Exp date the right with parking across the street. Signature Gallery Hours: Please make checks payable to: Mon–Sat 10–4 SOUTH SHORE ART CENTER Sun 12–4 119 Ripley Road, Cohasset, MA 02025

Fax form to 781-383-2964 or Register online www.ssac.org

30 Call 781 383 2787 to Register | Register online—www.ssac.org Register at least 10 days before the class begins! | SSAC Summer 2010 31 Festival on the Town Saturday evening June 19th

7 pm Artist Dinners in Private Homes

Please join us in celebrating the 55th annual Arts Festival in the company of Art Center artists and friends.

Tickets $25–$75 Call 781-383-2787 for more information N o nOrganization p r oU.S. f i t PAID Postage Permit No. Cohasset, 21 0 MA 2 0 2 5

Cohasset Common

June 18, 19, 20

• Art Exhibitions • Over 90 Juried Craft Artists • Live Music • Artist Demonstrations • Food Court • Children’s art activities

Don’t miss one of New England’s premier outdoor arts festivals! Free trolley shuttle from South Shore Music Circus parking lots

For more information visit www.ssac.org

To volunteer, contact SOUTH SHORE ART CENTER 119 Ripley Road MA Cohasset, 02025 • fax 781-383-2964 781-383-2787 • [email protected] www.ssac.org [email protected]