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Susan P. Ison Director of Cultural Services Welcome! Dave Brull Rich Harris Technical Coordinator Rialto Theater Manager We are excited to be launching a development initiative Maureen Corey Robert Hoot to support the growth of the Rialto Theater Center and Curator of Art Registrar the Loveland Museum/Gallery. Elise VanDyne is our Jennifer Cousino Kimber Kreutzer Curator of History Business Svcs. Coordinator new Development Administrator. She will be leading Roberta Cox Erika Lehman a plan to grow donor and grant support to enhance Theater Coordinator Marketing Coordinator programming and facilities for the Rialto and Museum. Jenni Dobson Jim Prohaska She brings to this initiative over twenty years of Curator of Education Exhibits Preparator nonprofit and corporate experience, from fundraising Sandi Elliott Mary Shada Front House/Event Office Support Specialist of up to $500,000 yearly to directing corporate market Coordinator Michelle Standiford development in eleven countries. We are very happy to Katie Fowers Graphic Designer have her join the Cultural Services staff. Office Support Specialist Elise VanDyne Development Administrator Susan P. Ison ~ Director, Cultural Services

Cultural Services Board Visual Arts Commission Juanita Cisneros, Chair Margaret Rosborough, Jan DesJardin Chair Louise Kauffman Angela Canada Hopkins Ginger Klein Roger Clark Kerri McDermid Sherri Heckel Kuhlmann Kris Ortmann Greg Hoff Teresa Mueller Charlie Jackson Nancy Jakobsson Ralph Trenary Judy O’Gorman Council Liaison Maryjo Morgan

Phil Farley Council Liaison

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Coming this Summer! Foote Lagoon Summer Concerts...... 4 Tuesday Theater for Kids!...... 6

LOVELAND MUSEUM/GALLERY Museum at-a-Glance...... 5 Current Art Exhibits...... 8 Upcoming Art Exhibits...... 9 History Exhibits/Programs...... 12 Thoroughly Historic Thursdays...... 13 Youth Summer Camps/Lone Tree School...... 15 Youth Art Classes...... 16 Adult Art Classes...... 17 Poetry/PechaKucha...... 18 Cherry Pie Festival...... 19

ART IN PUBLIC PLACES Art in Public Places News and Donations...... 20 TAAP Projects...... 21 Projects in the Works...... 22

RIALTO THEATER CENTER Season at-a-Glance...... 7 Movies at the Rialto...... 23 Feature Programs Presented by the Rialto Theater Center...... 24 Concerts...... 26 Tuesday Theater for Kids...... 28 Special Programs...... 29 Facility Rental Information...... 31

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June 26 HAUNTED WINDCHIMES Americana

July 3 MARY LOUISE LEE Soul

July 10 QUEEN CITY JAZZ BAND Jazz

July 17 RUNAWAY EXPRESS Rock/Folk

July 24 CHRIS DANIELS & THE KINGS Rock ‘n’ Roll

July 31 SONS AND BROTHERS Country

Schedule is subject to change. For weather cancellations, call (970) 962-2770 after 5 pm or check the Loveland Museum/Gallery website and Facebook page. Photo by John Charles Giroux Museum at-a-Glance 5

Thursday, May 1, 6 - 7 pm Thoroughly Historic Thursday - Meet a Mountain Man Saturday, May 3, 8 - 11:30 am Tour de Pants Community Event Saturday, May 3, 6 pm Opening Gala, Governor’s Invitational Friday, May 9, 6 - 9 pm Night on the Town, Free Admission Sunday, May 11 Last day for Exposing the Sneaky Marmot exhibit Wednesday, May 14, 3 - 5 pm Lone Tree School Ice Cream Social Thursday, May 22 Free Admission Day

Wednesday, June 4 Free Admission Day Thursday, June 5 PechaKucha Night Thoroughly Historic Thursday - Historical Research Thursday, June 12, 5:30 - 7 pm Resource Night Friday, June 13, 6 - 9 pm Night on the Town, Free Admission Sunday, June 15 Last day for Governor’s Invitational exhibit Sunday, June 15, 1 - 3:30 pm Live Figure Drawing Free Open Session Members Only Opening Reception for Cast and Crew: Thursday, June 26, 7 - 9 pm The Sculpture and Film of Jerry Barrish exhibit Thursday, June 26, 7 pm Foote Lagoon Concert - Haunted Windchimes Saturday, June 28, 1 pm Gallery Talk with Jerry Barrish

Thursday, July 3, 7 pm Foote Lagoon Concert - Mary Louise Lee Sunday, July 6, 1 - 3 pm Portrait Drawing Demo with Victoria Lisi Thursday, July 10, 7 pm Foote Lagoon Concert - Queen City Jazz Band Friday, July 11, 5:30 - 7:30 pm “Summertime” Music and Poetry program Friday, July 11, 6 - 8 pm Public Exhibit Celebration for the Foundations exhibit Friday, July 11, 6 - 9 pm Night on the Town, Free Admission Thursday, July 17, 7 pm Foote Lagoon Concert - Runaway Express Friday, July 18 Free Admission Day Saturday, July 19, 3:30 pm Cherry Industry in Loveland historical discussion Saturday, July 19, 5 - 8 pm Cherry Pie Festival Thoroughly Historic Thursday - School Days with Laura Thursday, July 24, 6 - 7 pm Ingalls Wilder Thursday, July 24, 7 pm Foote Lagoon Concert - Chris Daniels & the Kings Last day for the Sunday, July 27 Figure and Form: Loveland Wild Life Sessions exhibit Thursday, July 31, 7 pm Foote Lagoon Concert - Sons and Brothers Thoroughly Historic Thursday - Capturing Your Flood Thursday, August 7, 5 - 7 pm Experience Workshop for adults (pre-registration required) Friday, August 8, 5 pm Found-Object Art from Picasso to Warhol program Opening Reception for Friday, August 8, 6 - 8 pm History as Art: In Three Parts exhibit Friday, August 8, 6 - 9 pm Night on the Town, Free Admission Thursday, August 21 Free Admission Day Gene Hoffman’s Wisenheim Altered Piece and the Thursday, August 21, 5:30 pm Garbage Aesthetic program Thursday, August 28, 5:30 pm Gallery Talk with Tedi Jensen and Carrie Johansing Friday, August 29 Last day for Vintage Journeys exhibit More information on page 28

Irish Music Swallow Hill Central City Opera: Manitou Art and Dance – Traveling How the West Theater: The Cultural Troupe was Sung Clown on a Bike Connection Rialto at-a-Glance 7

Friday, April 25, 7:30 pm Saturday, April 26, 7:30 pm Loveland Choral Society Friday, May 2, 7:30 pm $17 Saturday, May 3, 7:30 pm Crazy Little Thing Called Love! Sunday, May 4, 2 pm

Wednesday, May 14, 7 pm 20 Feet from Stardom $7; $6 senior/student

Friday, May 9, 7:30 pm Saturday, May 10, 7:30 pm Sunday, May 11, 4 pm Moon Theatre Company $15 adult; $12 senior/student Friday, May 16, 7:30 pm Father of the Bride Saturday, May 17, 7:30 pm Sunday, May 18, 2 pm

Mother’s Day Concert Mothers admitted FREE Sunday, May 11, 2 pm Mollie O’Brien & Rich Moore $10 adults; $5 children (12 & under) Thursday, May 22, 1 pm Tedx FrontRange online at www.tedxfrontrange.com $7 (cocktails sold separately) Thursday, May 29, 7 pm Weekend at Bernie’s, Cocktails and Cinema Cockatils at 7 pm, movie at 8 pm Friday, May 30, 7:30 pm Michael Martin Murphey $37

Saturday May 31, 7:30 pm Berthoud Dance Company $12 adult; $10 senior/student Sunday, June 1, 1 pm Lumina

Wednesday, June 4, 7:30 pm $29 advance; $33 day of show Thursday, June 5, 7:30 pm An Evening with Leo Kottke

Friday, June 20, 8 pm Hazel Miller Band $20 adult; $13 senior MacKinnon Royal Dance Saturday, June 21, 6:30 pm $10 advance; $15 at the door Dancing Around the World

Sunday, June 22, 2 pm $37 Monday, June 23, 7:30 pm George Winston

Tuesday, June 24, 10 am & 2 pm Bug Songs $6 adult; $4 children (12 & under)

Tuesday Theater for Kids Tuesday, July 1, 10 am & 2 pm $6 adults; $4 children (12 & under) Central City Opera: How the West was Sung Tuesday Theater for Kids Tuesday, July 8, 10 am & 2 pm $6 adults; $4 children (12 & under) Manitou Art Theater: Clown on a Bike Tuesday Theater for Kids Tuesday, July 29, 10 am & 2 pm Irish Music and Dance - $6 adults; $4 children (12 & under) The Cultural Connection $15 adult; $12 senior/student; Friday, August 1, 7 pm Bill Chrastil $10 children (12 & under) Colorado You Got Talent Northern Regional Saturday, August 2, 9 am & 2 pm $12 Finals (Youth finals, 9 am; Adult finals, 2 pm) Tuesday Theater for Kids Tuesday, August 12, 10 am ONLY $6 adults; $4 children (12 & under) Swallow Hill Traveling Troupe

Friday, August 22, 7 pm $8 adult; $6 children (11 & under) Saturday, August 23, 6 pm High Country Conservatory of Dance 8 Art Exhibits GOVERNOR’S INVITATIONAL ART SHOW AND SALE May 4 – June 15, 2014 Opening Gala: May 3, 6 pm Visit www.governorsartshow.org for ticket information Exhibit Admission: $5, free for Museum members Noon tours every Friday free with admission EXHIBIT FREE DAYS: Thursday, May 22 and Wednesday, June 4

The Loveland Rotary Clubs present the 23rd annual art show and sale benefitting Rotary-sponsored charitable projects. This popular exhibit showcases the very best of Colorado’s creative talent and features a wide North Face of the Eiger by Richard Schilling variety of different mediums, artistic techniques, and styles.

Tammi Brazee: EXPOSING THE VINTAGE SNEAKY MARMOT JOURNEYS On view through July 5 – August 29, 2014 FOOTE GALLERY May 11, 2014 Let historic postcards from the Loveland Museum/ GREEN ROOM Gallery collection take you back in time on a tour At times, the beliefs or perceptions that we have about through our beautiful state. As part of this exhibit, the world or ourselves don’t serve us well. This series reproductions of historic postcards will be available investigates many versions of self-deception. A sneaky for visitors to write, address, and mail directly marmot appears in many of the paintings, embodying from the gallery. Experience the fun of pre-internet the tendency to be misled by our perceptions communication! and beliefs, many of which are formed in childhood and are carried into adulthood where they often function below our conscious awareness. These paintings are twisted versions of grown-up dramas that are humorous on the surface but that sometimes have a dark and insidious underbelly. ~ Tammi Brazee Upcoming Art Exhibits 9 CAST AND CREW The Sculpture and Film of Jerry Barrish June 28 – September 14, 2014 Members Only Opening Reception: Thursday, June 26, 6 – 8 pm Exhibit Admission: $5, free for Museum members (includes admission to the Foundations exhibition) Noon tours every Friday free with admission EXHIBIT FREE DAYS: Friday, July 18; Thursday, August 21; Wednesday, September 10 One could be forgiven for thinking Barrish’s studio was a junkyard. It’s filled with abandoned plastic materials gathered from recycling centers, scrap yards, and the beach near his home in Pacifica, California. But in an act of alchemy, Barrish transforms these alternative materials into assemblage sculptures, often of musicians and animals, noted for their nuanced sense of character, gesture, and narrative. Within this exhibition, Barrish seamlessly merges his two passions: film and sculpture, with his sculptures taking the roles of live actors. Through modernist notions of simplicity, and a film narrative that builds upon each figure’s inherent characterizations, Barrish’s films offer a contemporary comment upon society and popular culture. Jerry Barrish’s art gives life to otherwise discarded material. His films give vitality to seemingly static sculptures. Taken together, they uncover a level of artistic creativity that heightens the communicative potential of sculpture and suggests further analyses of our preconceived versions of reality. SPECIAL EXHIBIT PROGRAMMING Gallery talk with Gene Hoffman’s Wisenheim Jerry Barrish Altered Piece and the Garbage Saturday, June 28, 1 pm Aesthetic FREE Mark Fetkewicz, Associate Professor of Art and Design, UNC Found-Object Art Thursday, August 21, 5:30 pm, FREE From Picasso to Warhol Learn about the process and creative Andrew Svedlow, PhD spirit of Gene Hoffman and explore the Friday, August 8, 5 pm medium of found-object art with a talk FREE by Associate Professor Mark Fetkewicz and the wife of the late Gene Hoffman, Susan Tungate. Blue Angel by Jerry Barrish (photo by Wilfred J. Jones)

10 Upcoming Art Exhibits FOUNDATIONS: A Journey Through American Sculpture Preview Exhibition June 28 – September 14, 2014 Public Exhibit Celebration: Friday, July 11, 6 – 8 pm Free Event Exhibit Admission: $5, free for Museum members (includes admission to the Jerry Barrish: Cast and Crew exhibition) EXHIBIT FREE DAYS: Friday, July 18; Thursday, August 21; Wednesday, September 10 Foundations: A Journey Through American Sculpture is a project of the Loveland Visual Arts Commission to collect, display, and interpret icons of American sculpture that will reflect the multiplicity of cultures and influences that define this country’s creative legacy. Visual art, particularly sculpture, is a foundation upon which the high quality of life in Loveland is built. Foundations: A Journey Through American Sculpture will more fully contextualize Loveland’s artistic heritage within the history of art, enhance community pride, provide educational opportunities, and bring visitors to Loveland for a unique creative experience.

This exhibition will serve to introduce this project to the community and lay the foundation for its long-term objectives. Since this project began, the Visual Arts Commission has acquired 11 pieces of sculpture with works by Frederick MacMonnies, Louise Nevelson, Reuben Nakian, Chaim Gross, Elizabeth Catlett, William Zorach, George Rickey, George Segal, Richard Hunt, Alexander Phimister Proctor, and Herbert Ferber. This preview exhibition will show these artworks alongside additional information to further explore each artist’s contributions to visual culture.

Indian on Horseback by Alexander Phimister Proctor (photo by Mel Shockner) Upcoming Art Exhibits 11 FIGURE AND FORM: LOVELAND WILD LIFE SESSIONS May 31 – July 27, 2014 The love of the figure comes through in this group exhibit, juried by artist Filipe Echevarria. Following the long tradition of figure drawing, this Loveland group of artists meets regularly to refine their skills in rendering imagery from life. Including both paintings and drawings, this exhibit explores time-honored techniques of artistic training and is a celebration of beauty within the human form. Artists in this exhibit include George Coll, Venetia Ellis, Steve Engeman, Mary Giacomini, Danna Hildebrand, Suzi Holland, Dave Holman, Amy Lewark, and Victoria Lisi. In 2007, weekly meetings with live nude models began at a local studio in order to provide artists with the opportunity for regular figure study. During these sessions, the model holds a “long pose” for three hours, with occasional breaks, and the artists use various media including graphite, charcoal, pastel, and oil in the “alla prima” (fresh) style. Strong lighting exposes otherwise unseen features, yielding life in hidden places. These are The Wild Life Sessions.

FIGURE DRAWING EXHIBIT RELATED PROGRAMS Live Figure Drawing Portrait Drawing Demo Free Open Session with Victoria Lisi Space limited by first come, Sunday, July 6, 1 - 3 pm first seated basis FREE Sunday, June 15, 1 – 3:30 pm FREE Observe as local artist Victoria Lisi demonstrates Have you ever wondered portrait drawing from a live what compels artists to draw model. or paint from life? Find out for yourself by participating Draw Portraits with the “Loveland Wild Life Sunday, July 20, 1 - 3:30 pm Sessions” group. We will Fee: $40 provide a costumed model ($32 for museum members) and working space. You are welcome to come and Learn to capture human participate or just observe. likeness and achieve the Bring your own art supplies correct proportions with the if you wish to join in. If placement of features such you’d like to ask the artists as eyes, nose, and mouth in questions, you may do so facial portrait drawings. We during breaks. will have a live model on site, or bring photographs to work from, as instructor Victoria Lisi helps you with the basics using pencil, charcoal, or Santa and His Nightcap by Venetia Ellis conté. 12 Art and History Exhibits

HISTORY AS ART: IN THREE PARTS Part One:The Colorado Flood of 2013 Artwork by Tedi Jensen and Carrie Johansing

August 9 – September 28, 2014 Public opening reception Friday, August 8, 6 – 8 pm

Gallery talk with Tedi Jensen and Carrie Johansing: Thursday, August 28, 5:30 pm

GREEN ROOM Interpreting historical objects through the use of art can promote engagement with creative and critical thinking. An artistic approach to history helps clarify understanding of how and why certain events happened by emphasizing what people thought about situations rather than just what they did in response. Art may be characterized in terms of its reflection of life, expression, communication of emotion, or other qualities.This brings another dimension to history because art is, at its most basic, a subjective statement in which the artist produces a powerful experience that is then shared between themselves and the viewer. Through artistic interpretation, unique facets of a historical object are unveiled, adding meaning both on an individual level and within a cultural context.

Using an object from Loveland Museum/Gallery’s historical collection, artists will interpret the object through their artwork. This project will be presented three times throughout 2014, with different historic objects as inspiration, and encompassing many different artistic mediums.

History as Art: Part One will remember the Colorado flood of 2013 through aerial photos of the devastation.Tedi Jensen’s paintings merge this tragic imagery with the spellbinding beauty of her abstract forms. Her aerial views provide an extraordinary bird’s eye observation of a place where we are confronted with a new revelation about our surroundings. Carrie Johansing’s sculptures reflect a visceral response to the tragedy with textural evocations that balance the sometimes fearsome imagery of earth and water, as it ebbs and flows, unchecked and uncharted. This exhibit will recognize the historic importance of the flood event upon our communal consciousness and the reverberations that mark our continually changing relationship with nature and the environment.

Current (detail) by Carrie Johansing Abstract Aerial Landscape (Railroad Ave., Loveland, CO) Floodplain by Tedi Jensen History Programming 13 THOROUGHLY HISTORIC THURSDAYS All programs are free of charge and do not require registration unless otherwise noted.

Meet a Mountain Man Capturing Your Flood Experience Thursday, May 1, 6 - 7 pm Workshop for Adults, Using Writing and Art to Tell Stories of Medina Cabin, History Gallery the Flood’s Impact Thursday, August 7, 5 – 7 pm In this living history presentation by Foote Auditorium history enthusiast, Paul Bennett, meet an 1820s trader who traveled the American There is no fee to participate, but registration is necessary as west and bartered with the Native space is limited. Call the Loveland Museum/Gallery at Americans. Talk with him about his life (970) 962-2410 for more information or to register. on the frontier, and browse through his trading goods including pelts and furs, The September 2013 flood affected our community in flint and steel, powder horns, and more. immediate and ongoing ways. This workshop is for those impacted by the flood who would like an opportunity to respond Historical Research Resource Night to their experience in words and images. Participants will Thursday, June 12, 5:30 - 7 pm use writing and art to tell their stories. The workshop will be History Gallery facilitated by Veronica Patterson, poet and creative writing teacher, and Amanda Hillman, artist, licensed professional Join the Loveland Museum/Gallery, counselor, and art therapist. Loveland Public Library, Timberlane Farm, and Loveland Historical Society during this drop-in event to discover what types of archival materials and resources are available for use when researching your own favorite historical topics.

School Days with Laura Ingalls Wilder Thursday, July 24, 6 – 7 pm Lone Tree School at North Lake Park Come learn about Wilder’s pioneer school days through stories and antiques presented by Connie Ryle Neumann in Loveland’s own one-room schoolhouse. The education of America’s favorite pioneer girl was the foundation for her writing the classic Little House on the Prairie books.

Connie Ryle Neumann served for 32 years as a teacher and children’s librarian in public schools and libraries in Texas, Germany, and Colorado. Now retired, she gives On the Trail of Laura Ingalls Wilder programs for schools, libraries, and civic groups, sharing the pioneer author’s real life that inspired the Little House on the Prairie books.

Photos courtesy of Jason Licon, Airport Manager 14 History Programming

Exclusive Loan: Historic Preservation Month MOUNTAIN MAN LONE TREE SCHOOL ICE BREECHES CREAM SOCIAL May, 2014 Wednesday, May 14 HISTORY GALLERY 3 – 5 pm A unique pair of pants comes to the Loveland Museum/Gallery for Historic Preservation Month. LONE TREE SCHOOLHOUSE IN NORTH LAKE PARK These breeches are from the collection of the Museum of the Mountain Man in Pinedale, Wyoming. FREE EVENT Deceased local historian Zethel Gates believed they May is Historic belonged to local settler Mariano Medina. She said Preservation Month, that the two different styles of buttons on the pants so pay a visit to this are the clue. The Hammond & Co. buttons found on historic Lone Tree the breeches are not that common in our area, and Schoolhouse! Lone Mariano Medina was known to be proud of such odd Tree is an original one- little touches. room school house that was used in the Loveland area during the 1800s. The schoolhouse sits in North Lake Park and is used for TOUR DE PANTS summer history camps and outreach history lessons. Join us for an open house and enjoy some ice cream! Saturday, May 3 There will also be tours, crafts, games, and horse- 8 am – 11:30 am drawn carriage rides. Registration for 2014 summer BEGINS AT MEDINA CEMETERY; sessions will also be available. This year’s event will ENDS AT PETERS PARK feature part of the Loveland Public Library yearbook AT THE MUSEUM collection. FREE EVENT Enjoy history and like riding a bike? Then join us This fun and unique event celebrates and recognizes for Tour de Pants! Ride your bike from the Medina the Johnson Family for their generous contributions Family Cemetery to the Loveland Museum/Gallery. to the Lone Tree legacy. The late Lola Johnson was a Attend and learn about the Medina legacy. Celebrate co-founder of the Lone Tree Summer School program Loveland history and see the leather breeches for the museum, and funds in her honor have been believed to have been worn by Mariano Medina, donated by the family to the Lola Johnson Field Trip a trapper, trader, and business man who owned a Fund. The goal of this fund is to provide a History Day homestead on the Big Thompson River. field trip for every 2nd grade student in Thompson School District in May of each year. If you would like Not up for a bike ride? Please visit the celebration at to donate to this fund, please stop by the Thompson the Museum, which will include food, fun, and history! Education Foundation booth at the event, contact the foundation at (970) 613-5074, or visit thompsontef.org. Reservations are required for the bike ride and the celebration as space is limited. Go to www.cityofloveland.org/preservationmonth for information and reservation details. Lone Tree School and Summer Camps 15 Lone Tree Summer School Mini-Camp Students will participate in this fun educational program which simulates the typical school day and activities of the late 19th century. The history and folkways of the high plains of Northern Colorado will be integrated into a lively school curriculum that features the “three Rs.” In addition, students will participate in old-time games and crafts. Each session will be limited to 25 students. A completed registration form and payment are required to register for a class. No phone reservations will be taken. Each child may sign up for one session only. Instructor: Teri Johnson

$75 per student per session ($60 Museum members) 2014 SESSIONS Each session runs Monday - Friday, 9 – 11:30 am Session 1:...... June 9 – June 13 All classes are held at Lone Tree School in North Lake Park Session 2:...... June 23 – June 27 For kids entering grades 2 – 9 Session 3:...... July 7 - July 11

Summer Art Camps for Kids Beat the heat and make amazing art with a variety of summer art camps! Please bring your lunch to each day of camp. At 2 pm on the last day of each camp, there will be an art show of student projects. Parents, grandparents, friends, and siblings are invited. All art camps are $100 per student ($80 for Museum members)

Art History Camp The Key to Expression Brushes with Female Tuesday – Friday, June 17 – 20 Tuesday – Friday, July 8 – July 11 Greatness 10:30 am – 2:30 pm 10:30 am – 2:30 pm Tuesday – Friday, July 22 – 25 Grades 3 – 7 Grades 1 – 6 10:30 am – 2:30 pm Learn about different artists of the Unlock your inner artist and Grades 1 – 6 past by creating art in the style open the door to various art Learn about female artists who of Monet, Van Gogh, da Vinci, materials and techniques with have changed the way we see and more. We will use different an imaginative week-long the world. We will study Frida mediums each day, including exploration. We’ll use your unique Kahlo, Georgia O’Keeffe, Helen watercolor, pastel, acrylic, talents to paint, sculpt, felt, make Frankenhaler, and others as we charcoal, and clay. prints, and more. Plan to get create personal masterpieces. Instructor: Mary Giacomini messy! Create self-portraits from clay, Instructor: Margaret Mackie paint, mixed media, and more. Painting and Drawing Camp Instructor: Margaret Mackie Tuesday – Friday, June 24 – 27 Mid-Summer Magic 10:30 am – 2:30 pm Tuesday – Friday, July 15 – 18 Playful Puppet Theater Grades 2 – 6 10:30 am – 2:30 pm Tuesday – Friday Grades 1 – 6 July 29 – August 1 Improve your fundamental 10:30 am – 2:30 pm drawing and painting skills by As the magic of summer learning to draw what you see. blossoms, learn to capture the Grades 1 – 6 Have fun testing out a variety colors of the rainbow that are To prepare for the inaugural of different mediums such as sure to mesmerize! We will focus Playful Puppet Theater, we will charcoal, watercolor, acrylic, on color mixing, papermaking, design one-of-a-kind puppets and more! printmaking, and felting as we through drawing, sculpting, Instructor: Mary Giacomini look at artists that use nature as a sewing, painting, and applying source of inspiration. mixed media. The puppets will Instructor: Margaret Mackie come to life as we tell stories and script a puppet performance on stage for family and friends. Instructor: Margaret Mackie 16 Youth Art Classes Tot Art Classes

Let your young artist explore the world of Saturday Paint Parade art! A parent/guardian must accompany July 12 Fingers will fly, toothbrushes will get the child during the session. messy, and bubble wrap will be in for a Pre-registration is required. test as we explore many ways to paint! Please register at least one week prior to Instructor: Margaret Mackie each class. All classes are held 10:30 – 11:30 am Saturday The Science of Art Ages 2 – 6 with an adult. July 19 Bring your little scientist for some $8 each ($6 for Museum members) experimentation in art. Watch colorful reactions while feeling your way through artistic experiments. Instructor: Margaret Mackie

Kids Art Classes Children will explore new art media, take a look at famous artists, or create a unique holiday craft. Pre- registration is required at least one week prior to each class. Please note class times and age requirements. $20 each ($16 for museum members)

Tuesday Mona Lisa Smile June 10 for ages 8 – 12 2 – 4 pm Learn how to draw your own portrait with some basic fundamentals including how to “see.” Bring in an 8 x 10" black and white photo of yourself for reference. Instructor: Mary Giacomini Wednesdays, Beetle Bugs June 11 and 18 for ages 7 – 12 3 – 4:30 pm We will use clay, paint, and embellishments to create colorful and classy bugs using several sculpting techniques. NOTE: This is a two-day class. Instructor: Diane Ramsey Thursday Painting Pet Portraits June 12 for ages 8-12 2 – 4 pm Bring in a favorite (5 x 7 or larger) picture of your favorite pet or animal. Learn how to draw using a grid, then paint it with pastel. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Wednesday Patriotic Jewels June 25 for ages 7-10 3 – 5 pm Have fun designing your own patriotic themed bracelet or necklace from start to professional finish. Instructor: Diane Ramsey

Wednesday Masters Impressions July 9 for ages 7-12 3 – 4:30 pm We will take a look at the techniques of the artistic masters of long ago and apply some of the basic techniques in our own drawings. Instructor: Diane Ramsey Adult Art Classes 17 ADULT ART CLASSES All classes suitable for any skill level and all materials are provided unless otherwise noted. Pre-registration is required at least one week prior to each class. Ages 16 and older. $40 each ($32 for museum members)

Saturday Papermaking June 7 Learn a simplified version of basic papermaking by recycling old paper into new paper that can 1 – 3 pm be used for scrapbooking, unique cards, and creative gifts. Instructor: Daria Moskowitz

Thursday Mini Spring Collage June 12 Celebrate spring with an intro to mixed media! Create a unique collage using spring themed 4 – 6 pm images while practicing some basic techniques. Bring images that inspire you or use supplied vintage clipart! Instructor: Tracie Jenkins

Saturday Hand Felted Bead Necklace June 14 Have an afternoon of creative fun by learning how to make felted wool beads. Then, use them 1 – 3 pm to make a necklace for yourself or as a gift. Instructor: Daria Moskowitz Thursday Painting the Southwest Landscape June 19 We’ll follow Georgia O’Keeffe’s style and use pastels to paint the beautiful red mountains of 4 – 6 pm the Southwest. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Thursday Farmers Market Fresh Flowers June 26 Using a very loose technique with watercolor, you will paint your impression of fresh seasonal 4 – 6 pm flowers. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Thursday Impressionistic Pastels July 17 Using soft pastels, we will paint the Rocky Mountains in an impressionistic style. No 4 – 6 pm experience required. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Thursday Steampunk Jewelry July 24 Create your own funky jewelry in the steampunk fashion. Use bottle-caps, gears, chains, and 4 – 6 pm charms for a one-of-a-kind conversation starter. Instructor: Tracie Jenkins Thursday Van Gogh’s Sunflowers July 31 Paint big, bold, bright, beautiful sunflowers! We’ll look at some examples of Van Gogh’s art 4 – 6 pm then create your own rendition using a lot of acrylic paint on canvas. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Thursday Creating Landscapes with Depth August 7 In this class you will learn how to create depth and distance in your acrylic landscape painting 4 – 6 pm with color temperature. Then, finish the painting with some palette knife impasto. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Youth & Adult Class Registration Policy Advance registration is required and payment is due at the time of registration. Classes that do not meet the minimum student requirement one week prior to their start date will be cancelled. Call (970) 962-2410 or visit the Museum to register. 18 Special Programs

PECHAKUCHA NIGHT Thursday, June 5, 7 – 9 pm Location: Loveland Museum/Gallery FREE If a picture is worth a thousand words, what can you learn from 20 pictures shown for 20 seconds each? Join the Loveland Museum/Gallery for its second PechaKucha Night of 2014 and discover what makes these 10 time- savvy presenters tick.

PechaKucha Nights are informal and fun gatherings in which creative people get together and share their ideas, works, thoughts, and experiences (pretty much anything goes) in the PechaKucha 20x20 format: 20 images shown for 20 seconds each. You’ll be introduced to a wide variety PechaKucha Night, February 2014 of topics, personalities, and adventures as our diverse group of speakers engage in a 400-second presentation about a topic of their choice. POETRY PASTELS ON 5th “Summertime” Music and Poetry CALL FOR ARTISTS Friday, July 11, 5:30 – 7:30 pm Pastels on 5th is now FREE EVENT registering artists for our 4th George Gershwin’s song “Summertime,” has been annual sidewalk chalk art re-recorded over 25,000 times since it first appeared festival. in an opera in 1935. The lyrics “summertime and the livin’ is easy” can be interpreted many ways. Go to www.pastelson5th.org for more Local poets Lynn Kincanon and Caroline Orman will information and to register. Prizes include juried host poets, musicians, and lyricists ages 9 to 90 to cash awards as well as People’s Choice awards. consider and interpret the lyrics themselves. What does life’s joyful and free side mean to you? Come listen to these unique poems, short essays, stories, and songs on summer. The end of the program will be dedicated to members of the community in the audience who want to share their favorite summertime memories through the written word, the sung phrase, or the dance step that reminds them of when they truly felt the words to this evocative tune. Cherry Pie Celebration 19 CHERRY PIE CELEBRATION Saturday, July 19, 5 – 8 pm Peters Park and 5th Street in front of the Museum FREE EVENT Pie by the slice, ice cream, and drinks available for purchase

This annual event continues to delight. During the 1920s, Loveland was home to the largest cherry orchard west of the Mississippi. Celebrate Loveland’s longstanding connection with the cherry industry with delicious cherry pie and tasty ice cream while listening to live music and browsing vendor booths. Children’s activities, historical displays, and a cherry pie contest make this an evening to remember. Featured bands include The Joe O’Bryan Band and Papa Juke.

CHERRY INDUSTRY IN LOVELAND Saturday, July 19, 3:30 pm Foote Gallery FREE EVENT Come early to the Cherry Pie Celebration and learn about the Colorado cherry industry with a presentation by Sharon Danhauer from the Loveland Historical Society.

ART OF THE TART CONTEST Two categories – Adult & Student (under 18) Pies must be received at the contest table by 4:30 pm on Saturday, July 9. Category winners will be announced at 7 pm. Pies will be judged on crust, filling texture, taste, and overall appearance. Commercially baked pies are not allowed. All pies must be prepared within 24 hours of the 4:30 pm deadline.

SPONSORED BY: 20 Art in Public Places - News LOVELAND HIGH PLAINS ART COUNCIL DONATIONS The Loveland High Plains Arts Council (LHPAC) continues their history of generous contributions to our City with the donation of five new sculptures for Benson Sculpture Park. Each fall, the LHPAC Board seeks applications from artists wishing to place their artwork within this community treasure. Each submission is discussed individually, details and concerns are addressed, and fabrication information is analyzed. This process has proven highly effective and helps ensure Loveland maintains its reputation as a leading arts community.

Congratulations to this year’s honored artists: Tree by Jane DeDecker, Painting Music by Angela De la Vega, Seed Pod Cairn by Tom Herzog, Cultural Pedestrians by Sue Quinlan, and Rising Rainbow by David Turner. A formal dedication will be held in July.

EQUINOX BY DOUG ERION, JACK KREUTZER, AND DOUG RUTLEDGE (TEAM LOVELAND EQUINOX) The Equinox team held three youth workshops in February 2014, sharing the process undertaken for large public art projects with elementary, middle and high school age students. Students created their own iconic images that spoke of Loveland’s industry, sense of community, and history.

Equinox will soon enter into the CDOT permit process, and later, the fabrication process for this 50′ x 100′ steel sculpture depicting ledger horses, the railway, and other iconic Loveland imagery. The Loveland Equinox team is hoping to install the piece in fall 2014. Art in Public Places - TAAP 21 THE ART ADVOCACY PROJECT – 2D (TAAP)

TAAP 2D entered its second year of display at the Loveland Public Library and is on view in the Main Galleria. Most of the artwork featured in the 2014 display is available for purchase. This year’s featured artists are:

Julie Bender, Seeing is Believing Jim Digby, Milner-Schwarz House Leann Harding, Front Range Home, circa 2013 A.D. India Ison, Inari Fran Judd, One Sharles, The Storyteller

“This color saturated, textured painting explores the fantasy and imaginative world of oral story telling from tribal beginnings to present day. It could be an enraptured child caught up in the tale or the teller. They both share the colorful visions created” – Sharles, TAAP 2D Artist

Despite serious attempts to attend various academic art schools, those intentions never seemed to be a realistic option. In time, art schools no longer seemed necessary, as Sharles has The Storyteller by Sharles become a successful, self-taught artist/sculptor, learning skills the hard way, by observation, and trial and error. Sharles is also a member of the Society of Animal Artists.

THE ART ADVOCACY PROJECT – 3D (TAAP)

New sculptures will be installed in downtown Loveland during the first week in June as part of The Art Advocacy Project 2014. Each year, this highly visible curbside exhibition of Colorado sculptors delights downtown visitors. A subcommittee of the Visual Arts Commission and Loveland residents met in April to determine the finalists. The selection this year will be very strong, as the program expanded to a new location to showcase monumental works at the northwest corner of Lincoln Avenue and Third Street.

Music Inside by Maureen Hearty for TAAP, 2013 22 Art in Public Places - Upcoming Projects

TRANSFORMATIONS PROJECT

Five painters will be transforming electrical utility cabinets again this summer. While the jury will determine the finalists in early May, painting won’t begin until the weather allows in mid-late June. Utility box locations can be seen on the Art in Public Places website at www.cityofloveland.org/publicart.

UPCOMING INSTALLATIONS Several of our multi-year projects will be coming to fruition this summer! Interconnections by Andy Dufford, a large-scale abstract stone sculpture signifying the new entryway into the Service Center, is expected to be installed in August.

Three public art elements depicting westward expansion by artist Robert Tully will be installed at the new Mehaffey Park in late summer/early fall.

Installation of the patio and art bench for the new Fire Station #2 site will take place during the summer months by Ken Williams of Ken Williams’ Studio.

COMMISSIONER HIGHLIGHT

I was interested in serving on the commission because I feel it is important to contribute, and give back to the community that I care so much for. Specifically, regarding the VAC, because of my great appreciation of the artists and their work. I believe the VAC contributes to the intangible appreciation and quality of life that the City of Loveland offers, and I am honored to be a part of the Commission. ~ Charlie Jackson, VAC Commissioner

CALLING ALL ARTISTS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Looking for like-minded people? Join the WANTED Loveland Artists Collective, an artist-run, artist- Interested in serving on an artwork selection panel? centered networking group. Find out more at Want to give a few hours for a great cause? We are LovelandArtistsCollective.org always looking for residents to assist with selecting art finalists. Please go to the AIPP webpages to complete an application.

Visual Arts Commission meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month at 5 pm at the Loveland Museum/Gallery. Movies at the Rialto Theater Center 23

RIALTO THEATER CENTER PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM SERIES PRESENTS 20 FEET FROM STARDOM Wednesday, May 14 7 pm Winner of the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature (2014). Backup singers Viva Verdi live in a world that lies just beyond the spotlight. Their voices bring harmony to the biggest bands in popular music, but we still have no idea who these singers are or what type of lives they lead…until now. Starring Darlene Love, Merry Clayton, and Lisa Fischer. RATED PG-13. 91 MINUTES Tickets: $7 adult; $6 senior/student 20 Feet from Stardom

COCKTAILS AND CINEMA WEEKEND AT BERNIE’S Thursday, May 29 Cocktail hour at 7 pm; Film at 8 pm Dress up in your corniest vacation attire and head to the Rialto Theater Center for a tropical cocktail hour followed by a screening of the 1989 hit, Weekend at Bernie’s. Enjoy live music, a cash bar, and some tasty snacks prior to the film. Weekend at Bernie’s tells the tale of two bumbling businessmen that bring an expensive accounting error to the attention of their boss, Bernie Lomax. Bernie invites them to his beachside home with the intent to “silence” them, but a mishap ensues, and they arrive to find their Weekend at Bernie’s boss dead. Together, Richard and Larry attempt to convince people that Bernie is still alive to avoid suspicion for his death and continue their vacation.

All guests who dress the part will be entered into a drawing for free tickets to an upcoming event. RATED PG-13. Tickets: $7 (cocktails sold separately) 24 Rialto Theater Center Presents

A special one-hour concert honoring moms everywhere. Celebrate Mother’s Day at the Rialto Theater Center with a special one hour concert featuring MOLLIE O’BRIEN and RICH MOORE! Moms are admitted free – no proof required! An eclectic performer, Mollie has performed everything from Jazz, R&B, blues, gospel, southern mountain traditional - you name it. Mollie has performed alongside Grammy-winning True Life Blues: The Songs of Bill Monroe and with a stellar bunch of bluegrass greats. Over the last few years, Mollie has worked with Garrison Keillor and Robin & Linda Williams as the Hopeful Gospel Quartet, with her own five-piece band, and as a duo with husband Rich Moore. Tickets: Mothers admitted free! $10 adults; $5 children (12 and under) Rialto Theater Center Presents 25

Wednesday and Thursday

Widely known as the master of the acoustic guitar, Leo Kottke returns to the Rialto stage for two highly-anticipated performances. Famous for his innovative fingerpicking style on six and 12-string guitars, Kottke expertly blends blues, jazz, and folk influences to create his own unique style. Kottke has collaborated with Phish bassist Mike Gordon on two albums, Clone and Sixty Six Steps, and was nominated for two Grammy awards. 26 Community Events - Concerts

LOVELAND CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTS SANDSTONE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. Crazy Little Thing Called Love PRESENTS Friday, April 25, 7:30 pm Michael Martin Murphey Saturday, April 26, 7:30 pm Friday, May 30, 7:30 pm Friday, May 2, 7:30 pm Michael Martin Murphey is the #1 best- Saturday, May 3, 7:30 pm selling singer of American Cowboy Music in Sunday, May 4, 2 pm the world. He has performed with over 100 symphonies around the world, including The From puppy love to puberty and love to marriage, National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, LCS leaves no romantic stone unturned in DC. His most popular hits include “Wildfire,” this musical look at love! From the Big Bands “Carolina In The Pines,” “What’s Forever to Be-Bop and Rock n’ Roll to Soul, this LCS For,” “A Long Line of Love,” “Cosmic spectacular will make your heart dance and your Cowboy,” “Geronimo’s Cadillac,” “Cherokee soul sing! Fiddle,” “Cowboy Logic,” and “Boy From The Tickets: $17 Country.” Tickets: $37

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HAZEL MILLER ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS Hazel Miller Band Friday, June 20, 8 pm The Hazel Miller Band is celebrating 28 years in Colorado. Enjoy a fast-paced night filled with old songs, new songs, and original hits. Come to the Rialto Theater Center and join in on the celebration. Tickets: $20 adult, $13 senior

SANDSTONE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. PRESENTS George Winston Sunday, June 22, 2 pm Monday, June 23, 7:30 pm Grammy award-winning pianist George Winston frequently appears on stage in a flannel shirt, jeans, and stocking feet, but don’t let his casual attire fool you! Winston is a dazzling performer capable of wowing his audiences with a wide array of styles including jazz, Americana, and folk along with an added treat of Appalachian harmonica and Hawaiian slack key guitar. This is one show you don’t want to miss! Tickets: $37

Bill Chrastil Friday, August 1, 7 pm Bill Chrastil brings his high energy, award-winning Branson, Missouri show back to the Rialto Theater Center! This year’s show includes a salute to musical legends including Elvis Presley, Conway Twitty, Willie Nelson, The Ventures, Roy Orbison, New Country, Tom Jones, Buddy Holly, and Neil Diamond. This is one rockin’ concert you don’t want to miss! Tickets: $15 adult, $12 senior/student, $10 children (12 & under) George Winston 28 Rialto Theater Center Presents: Tuesday Theater for Kids

Enjoy an exciting variety of kid-friendly shows with our 2014 Tuesday Theater for Kids performance series! Tickets: $6 adults, $4 children (12 and under) Central City Opera: Manitou Art Theater: Irish Music and Swallow Hill Traveling How the West Was Clown on a Bike Dance – The Cultural Troupe Sung Tuesday, July 8 Connection Tuesday, August 12 Tuesday, July 1 10 am & 2 pm Tuesday, July 29 10 am only 10 am & 2 pm Known for delivering sold 10 am & 2 pm The Swallow Hill Music “Along with dreams, out performances at the Showcasing music, Traveling Folk Troupe is they brought their songs; Rialto Theater Center, Jim dance, and clothing from a multicultural program that’s how the west was Jackson is a professional the Irish tradition, this that uses music to teach sung.” No Wii? No iPod? clown and actor with over program shows how the various subjects including No reality TV? Find out 30 years of international history of Irish dance and geography and history. what the pioneers and performance experience. music has influenced Enjoy an inspiring variety miners of the frontier West Join Jim for the premiere the art and culture of of music from America and did for fun in this high- of his new show: Clown our country today. Enjoy around the world including energy opera performance on a Bike, and discover the exciting and soulful Blues, Irish, Caribbean, showcasing the how a brand new bicycle music of Ireland with Reggae, Indian, adventurous lives of Molly in the hands of a master Deb Carstensen’s fiery Bluegrass, Appalachian, Brown, Horace and Baby clown leads to hilarious fiddle. Molly Bennett, the Australian, and much Doe Tabor, Clara Brown, chaos! Inspired by the founder of the Bennett more. and other Colorado children’s book Duck on School of Irish Dance, historical figures. Great for a Bike, world class clown will demonstrate Irish grades 3 – 8. Mr. Guffaw (Jim Jackson) jigs, reels, and hornpipes. is given a new bicycle Appropriate for grades that causes nothing but K – 8. trouble! Big laughs, improbable balance, and a goldfish take center stage. Community Events - Special Programs 29 MOON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS TEDX FrontRange 2014 Father of the Bride Thursday, May 22, 1 pm Friday, May 9, 7:30 pm This year’s theme is DIY: Doers, Influencers Saturday, May 10, 7:30 pm and You! No longer is the adage, Those who Sunday, May 11, 4 pm can’t do, TEACH!, considered to be conventional Friday, May 16, 7:30 pm wisdom. We not only need doers, we need Saturday, May 17, 7:30 pm influencers to inspire us to do more and do Sunday, May 18, 2 pm better! And more important, what does this mean to YOU? TEDxFrontRange will present an Enjoy a light-hearted comedy of love, parenthood, ensemble of 16 speakers, demonstrators, and and pocketbooks. Stan Banks can’t believe his performers. Speaker bios, ticket information, and ‘baby’ daughter is already old enough to drive, details about this year’s event can be found at let alone date. So, when he learns that Kay is www.tedxfrontrange.com. engaged to someone he barely knows, the fun begins. Plans for a simple, intimate wedding Tickets: Online at www.tedxfrontrange.com quickly spiral out of control. Based on the 1949 Edward Streeter book, Moon Theatre Company BERTHOUD DANCE COMPANY PRESENTS echoes the 1950 film version starring Spencer Lumina Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor. Saturday May 31, 7:30 pm Tickets: $15 adult, $12 senior/student Sunday, June 1, 1 pm From lightning bugs to lightning strikes, Berthoud Dance Company will light up the stage with another original presentation of dance and entertainment. One of the most creative dance companies around, Berthoud Dance Company continues to impress audiences with the magnificent art of dance. Tickets: $12 adult, $10 senior/student 30 Community Events - Special Programs MACKINNON ROYAL DANCE PRESENTS Colorado You Got Talent Dancing Around the World Northern Regional Finals Saturday, June 21, 6:30 pm Youth Finals Saturday, August 2, 9 am Each of us is the product of our travels and the places of our origin. These experiences shape Adult Finals how we see ourselves, the world, and our place Saturday, August 2, 2 pm in it. Experience song and choreographed Experience the 2014 Colorado You Got Talent dances inspired by our own international Northern Regional Finals! Performers from stories. Whimsical use of color and unparalleled more than 20 counties will compete for a spot in choreography make this dance spectacular an Colorado’s largest State Final. extraordinary event sure to excite audiences young and old! Tickets: $12 Tickets: $10 in advance, $15 at the door

Bug Songs High Country Conservatory of Dance Tuesday, June 24, 10 am & 2 pm Friday, August 22, 7 pm Saturday, August 23, 6 pm What’s in the Box of Bugs? Only one way to find out! Come to Tom Cornwell’s Bug Songs, a fun High Country Conservatory of Dance in Fort and entertaining educational show about insects. Collins, Colorado, presents a variety of talented Learn about the life of various insects, sing along dancers of all skill levels and ages. HCCD to catchy tunes, and dance to the Grasshopper is a nationally recognized studio performing Hop! A great show for young audiences. internationally as well as around the United States. Tickets: $6 adult, $4 children (12 & under) Tickets: $8 adult, $6 children (11 & under)

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