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Sketches and Personal Reflections of up to 1,000 Words S KETCHES September 2016 JONQUI ALBIN:WILD WIRE BIRDS Arts Center Exhibit September 9 - October 2 Wild Wire Birds Flying Sculpture Jonqui Albin Arts Center Opening Reception Jacob Foyer & Mohr Mezzanine Friday, September 9 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Exhibit Remains Thru October 2 Admission is Free About Jonqui Albin High-energy artist Jonqui Albin is best known for her active flying wire bird sculptures, big, bold narrative paintings and powerful installation impressions. Her current education program “Bird Arting” is applying her life-long experi- ence as an innovative artist, performer, and enthusiastic, motivational art teacher to the conservations of wild birds. Bird Arting forges new connections between human and avian participants. Via Los Angeles, Berkeley and San Francisco, Jonqui is now based in her Sonoma, California Studio. September 2016 - Page 2 Remastered Reinterpretations Of World Famous Masterpieces Curated By Doric Jemison-Ball Arts Center Opening Reception Friday, September 9 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Exhibit Remains Thru October 2 Admission is Free REMASTERED From the beginning of time and art, artists have borrowed and stolen from each other’s work, modifying it in their own way to create and inform new work. “All artists borrow, great artists steal,” as Picasso said. In this wildly popular exhibit, artists re-interpret recognized world famous masterpieces to make them their own. A photograph of the original master accompanies each entry. Artists redo another artist’s complete work for various reasons — sometimes to poke fun at the original, sometimes as a joke, sometimes for style. Whatever the reason, when an artist recreates another artist’s work, particularly a masterpiece, it is called REMASTERING. September 2016 - Page 3 24th Annual 2016 PARTICIPATING ARTISTS CERAMICS, CLAY MIXED MEDIA COLLAGE Jan Maria Chiappa Jan Maria Chiappa Doric Jemison-Ball II Donnalynn Chase Jane Anne Head Serina Howard Michael Henderson Doric Jemison-Ball II Serina Howard Erin Kirchner LABOR DAY WEEKEND Raymond Schiff Larain Matheson PHOTOGRAPHY Brad Wilson Esther Munger Mary Entriken Rozann Grunig & DIGITAL ART MOSAIC Barbara Johannes Barbara Johannes Mary Entriken THE WEEKEND BEFORE PAINTING PRINTMAKING DRAWING Jan Maria Chiappa Miriam Owen Michael Henderson Doric Jemison-Ball II Barbara Poole Bruce Jones SATURDAY & SUNDAY Bruce Jones Brad Wilson Esther Munger Esther Munger AUGUST 27 & 28, 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. Brad Wilson Dianne Neuman SCULPTURE Barbara Poole Mark Chase ENCAUSTIC Janice Ikola Schiff Richard Clopton SATURDAY –MONDAY Larain Matheson Doric Jemison-Ball II SEPTEMBER 3 - 5, 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. PAINTING: ACRYLIC Bruce Jones FIBER ARTS Mary Entriken Walt Rush Jan Maria Chiappa Jane Anne Head Brad Wilson Siobhan Elder Doric Jemison-Ball II Jennie Lee Henderson Kelley Kieve WOODWORKING Serina Howard Dianne Neuman Serina Howard Erin Kirchner Chuck Quibell PAINTING: OIL Brad Wilson GLASS Larain Matheson Cynthia Myers Esther Munger Dianne Neumann JEWELRY Janice Ikola Schiff Paige Likiins Larain Matheson PAINTING: WATERCOLOR Walt Rush Serina Howard Bruce Jones LEATHER Erin Kirchner Nicolette Kaliebe September 2016 - Page 4 Dolphin Gallery Scott Chieffo Scott Chieffo photographs the Mendonoma coast in a unique, painterly way, allowing the setting and light to dictate composition. Capturing hidden details using a skillful mas- tery of lenses, f-stops, and tools of the pho- tographer’s trade, he then uses the latest “digital darkroom” to unlock an emotional re- sponse so the final product can be enjoyed with increased pleasure for many years, ra- ther than having just an initial impact. Recently, Scott has been printing his work in a large format on metallic surfaces where dyes are infused into a specially-coated aluminum surface, resulting in a “frameless” print that appears to float off the wall with outstanding image clarity and vibrancy. Visit Scott’s work at www.schieffophotography.com Sophia Sutherland Sophia Sutherland’s second two-artist Dolphin Gallery Show reveals a fascination of the human body equal to that of her ap- preciation for cats. A distinctive hallmark of Sophia’s work is the series of small monoliths she produces with slabs from which a figure’s head and arms are formed to reach out to connect with others. Her works often depict intertwining lovers, a mother and child, or a small group of individuals joined together. Sophia describes her work as “overtly whimsical and covertly philosophical,” moving between second, third and fourth dimensions where she explores with viewers the final stage of “creativity: the work in the world.” This show features her three-dimensional pieces, which are informed by her use of water colors and pastels to create interesting nudes and figures. Sophia is active in the Artist Collective in Elk and is displayed at the Elk Studio Gallery and at the Hanes Gallery in Boon- eville. Opening Reception: Dolphin Gallery 39225 Highway Saturday, Sept. 3, 5 to 7 p.m. One EXHIBIT REMAINS THROUGH SEPT. 25. ADMISSION IS FREE September 2016 - Page 5 Global Harmony Event DVD SCREENING PARTY FOR THE SEA RANCH SONGS With composer Aleksandra Vrebalov and Videographer Andrew Lyndon September 30, 2016, 7 p.m. Gualala Arts Coleman Hall Some 900 members of the coastal community heard the Kronos Quartet perform The Sea Ranch Songs as part of the The Sea Ranch’s 50th anniversary celebration. Composed by Ale- ksandra Vrebalov with videography by Andrew Lyndon, the songs were performed by Kronos in the White Barn in May of 2015 to rave reviews. Many requested a recording of the songs and now, thanks to very generous local donors, that call has been answered. A CD/DVD set of the Kronos Quartet singing The Sea Ranch Songs will be released by Canta- loupe Music this fall. The entire coastal community can now celebrate this release at a screening of the DVD at Gualala Arts Center on September 30, 2016, at 7 p.m. in the Cole- man Hall. Come and experience these magnificent songs and evocative film again or for the first time. Composer Aleksandra Vreblov The Kronos Quartet has played at The Gualala Arts Center twice be- fore, once at Art in the Redwoods in 2009 and again for a concert in 2012. A portion of proceeds from DVD sales will benefit Gualala Arts Center. Composer Aleksandra Vrebalov and videographer Andrew Lyndon will be on hand for the screen- ing and for a discussion afterwards. In writing about “The Sea Ranch Songs,” composer Vrebalov and David Harrington, founder of the Kronos Quartet, said “We celebrate the nature, people and architecture of this magical place by creating a piece with original music, documented sounds, and visual samples of differ- ent aspects of life and creativity in this rare landscape where people and nature are inter- Videographer Andrew Lyndon twined in a healthy union. This idea on a global scale may be utopian, but through music we will praise its beauty and affirm its urgent relevance in our wounded world so much in need of healing.” Admission is free, but please make a reservation at BrownPaperTickets.com or 800.838.3006. Gualala Arts Gualala Arts Book Club Readers Theater Sept 7 @ 10 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6, 7 p.m. Sept. 15 @ 1:30 p.m. Stage Door By Alan Marshall September Selection A 1936 play about stage-struck single women living and My Brilliant Friend working in New York. The play explores success, failure, By Elena Ferrante love, comradeship and perseverance. Contact Dennis Carter, (707) 785-1966 9/7 RSVP to Host Pam Todd 684-9342 New members and listeners are always welcome 9/15 RSVP to Host Patty Friedman 785-2838 9 September 2016 - Page 6 Upcoming Workshops FREE MOTION SEWING—Basic & Beyond Instructor: Sue Rasmussen Wednesday & Thursday, September 14-15, 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. $100 GA and PPQG, $110 GA or PPQG, $120 Non-member Sign-up by August 15, after that check availability Using fun, relaxed, simple approach, students learn a variety of machine quilting designs and tricks for freeform, unmarked feathers. MATA ORTIZ POTTERY WITH MASTER POTTER JERARDO TENA Instructor: Jerardo Tena Sunday, October 16, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. $85 Member, $95 Non-member Material Fee: $10 Sign-up by October 7, after that check availability Join Master Potter Jerardo Tena to learn the pottery techniques of Juan Mata Ortiz, Mexico. MATERIALS, TEHNIQUE AND EXPERIMENTS Instructor: Catherine Richardson Saturday, October 29, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. $95 Member, $110 Non-member Material Fee: $15 Sign-up by October 21, after that check availability This useful single-day workshop offers artists of all levels an opportuni- ty to probe new painting/ mark-making materials and methods. To register visit the Arts Center or call (707) 884-1138. Full information on all workshops & classes is at GualalaArts.org ON-GOING CLASSES CLAY STUDIO with Doric Jemison-Ball /Jane Head Mon, Wed, Fri 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. MARTIAL ARTS with Lini Lieberman-Erich Mon, Wed 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. DRAWING & PAINTING with Genny Wilson Tues, Thurs 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. LIFE DRAWING Wed. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. AEROBICS with Debbie Langwell Mon, Wed, Fri 8 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. TAI CHI with Justine Rosenthal Mon 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. NEW PRICES FOR AEROBICS CLASS EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 2016: WALK-IN: $12 12 CLASS PASS: $96 8 CLASS PASS: $64 SENIOR RATES AVAILABLE September 2016 - Page 7 This and That Tea TASTING WITH JAMES NORWOOD PRATT Author of Ultiimate Tea Lover’s Treasury Sunday, September 25, 2016 at 2 – 5 p.m. Coleman Hall $10 advance; $5 more day of performance. Lecture, tea tasting, author signing and book sales. JNP was born and brought up in North Carolina on land that has belonged to his family since before the Ameri- can Revolution.
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