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June 11-17, 2015 JUNE 11-17, 2015 Terry Ratliff: Best Visual Artist 13 Whammys and a Room of His Own To step into Terry Ratliff’s Fine Art Gallery on do 35 pieces for one restaurant and they’re packed ev- Broadway in Fort Wayne is to step into a world filled eryday ... Things kept on rolling from there.” with bright, swirling colors and benign, off-kilter Ratliff knew he wanted to be an artist when he was characters who don’t mind being stared at. in first grade. But he had to wait until college before For Ratliff his gallery represents a kind of arrival someone gave him the spark he needed to ignite that as an artist. life-long desire. He went to Franklin “The gallery kind of gives you a College on a football scholarship (as little legitimacy. People love coming a 285-pound offensive lineman) and to your studio, and it’s a mess, but talked his way into a freshman paint- they love seeing that. I hated it. You ing class, a rarity for first-year stu- want to show art where you can walk dents. in and boom it’s hanging on a wall. “My art professor was this crazy It’s a little more legit.” Italian guy named Luigi. He just lit a I have some news for you Terry: fire under me, and I knew this is what You got here a long time ago. But I was going to be doing the rest of my if you need more proof, your 13th life.” Whammy Award for Best Visual That fire still burns. And he’s Artist is in the mail. Other nominees going to need it. Between corporate on the ballot included photographers and private commissions (last year Sugar-Moon, Michael Deaton and he completed 63 pieces for Indiana graphic designer Simone LeClear. Tech, including a couple of 10-foot Ratliff’s big splash on local art murals), running his business and scene – and it is a scene, man, a hosting shows at his gallery, Ratliff growing and vibrant one – came in burns a lot of energy. But with the 1992 after he returned from a month-and-a-half trav- current surge in local art, it’s energy that is easy to 1124 broadway | fort wayne | indiana eling and painting in France. He returned with 80 fin- replenish. ished pieces rolled up in a big rug fitted with a handle. “There’s so many people in Fort Wayne where I A show at Casa’s on Fairfield netted him a bunch of go to their house and they have like three or five or 10 gallery by appointment exposure and lots more wall space to fill. different artists that I know that are local. I think that’s “I sold a lot of stuff and then Casa had me do all super important for people to support local artists.” www.terryratliff.com | 260.414.6238 their restaurants,” he said. “Casa’s the best. When you (Mark Hunter) Fort Wayne Museum of Art: Best Art Gallery FWMoA Gains a Mark of Distinction For the Fort Wayne Museum of Art, 2015 has than just another outlet for all the other shows every been a very good year. To start with, the museum won other museum has.” its first Whammy for Best Art Gallery. And since it is Sorman is an internationally acclaimed American the first time for the category, it’s the first time any artist known for lush and complicated prints. His work gallery has a Whammy to add to its collection. But is prized by museums worldwide and has been for where to hang it? more than 40 years. An exhibition of selected prints And while not to diminish the hugeness of im- from Sorman’s gift runs through June 14. pressing the discerning whatzup readership enough But that’s not all that’s happening in the mu- to garner a win in the annual seum’s galleries. Part of the Readers Poll, the Fort Wayne mission of FWMoA is to pro- Museum of Art brought home mote local and regional artists an even bigger prize in 2015: as well. Martin said the sheer the gift of the entire collection size of the museum, along of work by renowned painter with its board of directors and and printmaker Steven Sor- broad membership, allows for man. a great footprint in the local According to Amanda art community. Martin, FWMoA’s deputy di- “We have a Gwen Gut- rector of administration and wein exhibit (Heritage Barns communications, the acquisi- of Indiana) right now, and in tion of Sorman’s vast archive is a defining moment our Paradigm sales gallery we feature 75 local and re- not just for the museum but for the city as a whole. gional artists,” Martin said. “This is huge for us because it makes Fort Wayne According to Martin, other galleries in Fort Wayne the only institution to have that many Steven Sor- – Wunderkammer Company, Ratliff Gallery, Artlink mans,” she said. “A collection like this puts a museum Contemporary Art Gallery, Castle Gallery and Jeffrey on the map. That’s what makes the Metropolitan Mu- R. Krull Gallery, to mention those receiving votes in seum of Art and the Guggenheim and the Whitney the Readers Poll – work alongside FWMoA to provide FWMoA is funded in part by Arts United. unique – because they have something that nobody vital support to the overall artist community and art has. Because we are relatively young, with only 30 lovers in the region. years of major collecting, for Fort Wayne to have that “All of those galleries offer something unique and makes this museum, this gallery, a destination rather very special to Fort Wayne.” (Mark Hunter) 2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- www.whatzup.com ---------------------------------------------------------------- June 11, 2015 whatzup Volume 19, Number 43 & MORE nd so we move on toward GearFest and BBQ Ribfest as the summer festival season moves inexorably forward. You’ll find everything you need to know Kat about both in this week’s issue – or on whatzup.com, where you’ll also be Bowser ableA to check each day’s scheduled entertainment and events. (If you’re a what- zup2nite subscriber, we’ll even email it to you.) Live at Also inside this week are profiles of two of Fort Wayne’s more eclectic artists – one of the music variety (Jon Gillespie), the other a painter of homes and other structures Don Hall’s on canvas (Diane Groenert). We also continue our “slow reveal” of Best of 2014 Guesthouse whatzup Readers Poll results on page 2 with profiles of your winners for Best Visual Artist (Terry Ratliff) and Best Art Gallery (Fort Wayne Museum of Art). Pop~rock~blues~Standards Of course, there’s also the usual: music, movie and theater reviews; columns on Friday & Saturday, june 12-13 ~9pm-12:30am things to do, be it going to shows, watching a movie, even taking a long walk. 1313 W. Washington Center Rd., Fort Wayne And then there are the ads. Ads are what keep us coming to you week after week at (260) 489-2524 absolutely no cost to you, so when we say, “Please support our advertisers,” we really, really mean it. And keep a lookout for whatzupFortWayne, our new app that – knock on wood – will be available sometime during the month of June. It’s going to be worth the wait. Promise. Meanwhile, have yourself some fun, and tell ’em whatzup sent you. inside the issue A • readers poll winners ROAD NOTEZ ................................. 14 FLIX ................................................ 16 TERRY RATLIFF ..........................................2 Entourage The Musical Best Visual Artist SCREEN TIME ...............................16 FORT WAYNE MUSEUM OF ART ............. 2 Melissa McCarthy, Paul Feig Spin Comedy Gold Best Art Gallery CURTAIN CALL ............................... 17 Disney’s The Little Mermaid • features DIRECTOR’S NOTES ...................... 18 Daddy’s Dyin’ Who’s Got the Will GEARFEST ..................................................4 FARE WARNING ............................ 19 Music’s Biggest Weekend Want to Walk? There’s a Trail UPCOMING EVENTS DIANE GROENERT ........................................ 5 June 14 | 7pm Painting Houses into Homes • calendars JON GILLESPIE .............................................. 6 BUDDY NOLA N Saving the World’s Music LIVE MUSIC & COMEDY ...................9 TRI B U T E CO nc ER T MUSIC/ON THE ROAD ...................14 Ken Double on the Grande Page pipe organ • columns & reviews ROAD TRIPZ ..................................15 SPINS ...............................................8 STAGE & DANCE ...........................17 June 17 | 9:30am Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Metz ART & ARTIFACTS .........................18 BEHI N D T HE SC REE N BACKTRACKS ..................................8 The Little Rascals and Family Fun Heavy Metal Kids, Anvil Chorus (1975) THINGS TO DO ..............................18 OUT & ABOUT ...................................9 Cover design by Greg Locke July 31 | 8pm Take Sides Mostly Gone to California Gearfest guest artists featured on cover PICKS ............................................ 12 (left to right): Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, Glenn DA nc I N G WI T H BBQ Ribfest Hughes & Shawn Pelton T HE ST AR S LIVE ! 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