TarbleTarble timestimes FALLFALL 20172016 Konnichiwa! Welcome to your Fall 2017 edition of the Tarble Times. It’s the beginning of yet another school year; and we at the Tarble are so excited about the array of programming that we have in store for you! As always, your issue of the Tarble general information Times has loads of information about our exhibitions, public programs, and classes.

As we commence with our fall exhibitions and corresponding programs, the Tarble Exhibitions kicks off its latest visiting artist series, time and otherness. The perceived value of time and its correlation to otherness is an alluring, elusive, and transitory concept— especially as it relates to high and lowbrow culture. This year, we seek to examine Collections how visual artists, critics, and other arts professionals use a diverse array of media and methods to address this understanding of the construction or embodiment of time and otherness. programs From our new series Outside/Inside: the site-specific sculpture by Heather Hart, The Porch Project: Tarble Tables, located on the Tarble Triangle and Diana Al-Hadid’s education massive sculpture, Smokescreen, on display in the Tarble’s Atrium; to this year’s special exhibition Tsukioka Yoshitoshi: Japanese Prints from the Taubman Museum of Art’s Permanent Collection; to our latest programs Tots 4 Tarble and Tarble Reads, Membership there’s plenty to do and see! And don’t forget our annual Member Preview pARTy on August 25th, which is going to be a kick-off to the fall season. The RSVP deadline for that event is August 18th.

This fall, the Tarble will be a hub of activity. That will be evident in our latest addition to our building, of a new and improved classroom and a renovated collections lab; and as we host artists like Cream Co., Jiha Moon, and Ben Venom, among others. We’re continuing to develop new partnerships on-and off-campus and strengthening existing collaborations. We’re taking the arts to the people of Charleston and beyond each and every day, so make sure you stop by to see and participate in all that we have to offer!

And as always, if there is a suggestion you have; something you’ve seen; or feedback about a Tarble program, please do let us know.

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Jay D. Gatrell Gatrell D. Jay Heldebrandt Beth Alphonso (Al) Joyner Karmazin Bruce Chris Kahler Littleford Karen Kit Morice Murray Michael Schuetz Mike Anita Shelton ADVISORY BOARD ADVISORY Bennett Dorothy President Butler Katrina President Vice Lauri DeRuiter-Willems Secretary Armstrong John Barber Rehema Coles Marilyn OUR PARTNERS Heidi Zenisek Heidi Abigail Perkins Abigail Tillmon Alyssa Angelica Villanueva Washington Jalen AnTar Johnson AnTar O’Brien Grace Olsen Bailey Grace Ayiwah Fosu Ayiwah Grace Haley Megan Hathcoat Taylor Kaen Henry STUDENT STAFF STUDENT Tia Allen Mike Schuetz Mike Director Assistant Kit Morice Education of Curator STAFF C. Barber Rehema Curator and Chief Director 2 fall calendar Speed Friending TARBLE TALKBACK | Tue29 Japanese Tasting andCulture Fest TARBLE TRIPS 27 |Sun opens 2017 Art &DesignFaculty Biennial opens Ben Venom: No More Mr. Nice Guy Permanent Collection from the Taubman Museumof Art’s Tsukioka Yoshitoshi:Prints Japanese 26 |Sat Member Preview pARTy 25 |Fri pARTy Deadline to RSVP to Member Preview Japanese Tasting andCulture Fest Deadline to register for 18 |Fri AUGUST opens TARBLE TRIPS:

HomeschoolClasses Art Workshops for Children Deadline to register for 29 |Fri Arts in Autumn Dinner | Wed27 Prints WorkshopRelief 23 |Sat Workshops for Homeschooled Youths Deadline to register for 22 |Fri Tarble Tables Trivia ALL: Learning across theLifespan | Thu 21 & Mike Schuetz Curator’s Conversation: Ben Venom | Tue19 Workshop Deadline to register for 18 |Mon Family WeekendExtravaganzaArt 16 |Sat Ann Coddington, &ChrisKahler A.L.L. Gallery Talk: Jenny Chi, | Wed13 TOTS 8 |Fri SEPTEMBER 4 TARBLE Classes & Classes & Relief Prints begin Jr. -Sr. High Art Explorations Program: | Tue3 OCTOBER Soseki Tarble Reads: 9 |Mon Kubo andthe Two Strings Tarble Atrium CinemaKids’ Matinee JAPAN-A-MANIA: 7 |Sat (PG-13, 2011) Legend of theMillenium Dragon Tarble Atrium Cinemafor Teens JAPAN-A-MANIA: 6 |Fri Exploring Sculpture andMore | Thu 5 The HiddenFortress TarbleCinema Atrium JAPAN-A-MANIA: | Thu 5 Explorationsin Art | Wed4 Adventuresin Art Ben Venom begins Kokoro begins begins

(NR, 1958) by Natsume (PG, 2016) begins fall calendar 3 TARBLE 4 2018 18 | Thu Co. Cream Public Lecture: 23 | Tue Chris Cohoon Public Lecture: 14 | Thu Reception AIE Residency JANUARY DECEMBER 8 | Fri TOTS opens opens opens begins TARBLE 4 29 | Wed Dr. Lecture: Camille Campo Memorial Austin Marne Key: Programming General Exhibition Education Members 16 | Thu Preview Member 18 | Sat Most Welcome, Double Jiha Moon: Here Mad Everyone’s I See Around All Chris Cohoon: In Co.: Living Room Cream NOVEMBER 10 | Fri TOTS 13 | Mon with Artist Arts-in-Education Residency Chris Cohoon 16 | Thu Jiha Moon Talk: Gallery Scrap Quilting Scrap Y ART TARBLE

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28 | Sat Fell with Deborah Quilting Fun Scrap 26 | Thu AFTER HOURS TARBLE P Potter Harry 17 17 | Tue Petersen Robert Dr. Public Lecture: Deadline to register for register Deadline to Fell with Deborah Fun TOTS 16 | Mon OCTOBER OCTOBER CONTINUED... 13 | Fri 4 Staff Spotlight seems to berecognizable ashisown. of work andstyles, yet itall somehow inspiration. He hassuchabroad range to his work anddesignphilosophy for Stefan Sagmeister. I’m always looking My favorite artististhegraphic designer Who is your favorite artistand why? really lucky. really make or break ajob,andIgot people here—theyoucan work with unparalleled. Ialsolove thepeople I have gainedduringmy timehere is come with theprojects. The experience passion, andIenjoy thechallengesthat I love the work. Designingismy working at the Tarble? What do you enjoy themostabout stays consistent with our brand. everything that comes outof the Tarble team of designers, while makingsure lettering, andmore. Ioversee asmall Creativityposters,catalogs, flyers, vinyl postcards, gallery guides,Cultivating charge of designingthe Lead Graphic Designer at the Tarble, in worker for the past two years. I actas the having been an undergraduate student officiallyam I a Graduate Assistant after What do you doat the Tarble? MEET KAENHENRY... Tarble Times , new anddifferent to the Tarble. this show will bringsomething totally what I’ve seenof their work, Iknow that Living Room shows, butI’mespecially excited for I’m excited for all of theupcoming this fall at the Tarble? What are you mostlookingforward to and Netflix. our cat Sophie,somechipsandsalsa, at home with my girlfriendKari-Ann, on other design work, Ilike to relax When I’mnot working at Tarble, or you’re not working at the Tarble? What is your favorite thingto do when by Cream Co. Based on exhibitions 5 (detail), 1898, Woodblock print Woodblock 1898, (detail), Heron Maiden Heron Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Yoshitoshi, Tsukioka Collection of the Taubman Museum of Art: The Peggy Macdowell Thomas Japanese Print Collection 1996.062 Print Japanese Thomas Macdowell The Peggy Art: Museum of Taubman the Collection of Illiniois and Eastern Illinois University that primarily focuses on the visual arts. visual the on focuses primarily that Illinois University Eastern Illiniois and artists. and international national featuring year-round exhibitions presents TAC The Tarble Arts Center (TAC) is a major arts resource for the people of Central Central people of the for arts resource is a major (TAC) Center Arts Tarble The 6 Exhibitions September 21, 6pm, TarbleSeptember21, Triangle Tarble Tables Trivia 5:30pm, Tarble29, August Triangle Speed Friending TARBLE TALKBACK RELATED PROGRAMMING: exhibitions spaces. and outsideof the Tarble’s participation withinand encourage viewerengagement projectssite-specific will Ultimately, we hopethat these a place of vibrant creativity. also indicating that we are and outer Tarble spaces, while interventions inspecificinner Outside/Inside specific installations called of bi-annual,long-term, site- Last fall, we beganaseries Spring 2017-Fall 2018 INSIDE OUTSIDE/ Image courtesy of the Tarble Arts Center The Porch Project:Porch Tarble The Tables Wood, fabric, andparticipation that serve as - Heather Hart, , 2016, New York Times, amongothers. Hart hasexhibited worldwide at theSocrates a variety of publications suchas Art in America, Art News, Hyperallergic, and The fellowship from NYFA, amongmany other awards. Her work hasbeenincludedin the Joan Mitchell Foundation, Harpo Foundation, the Jerome Foundation, anda Work Center, and at the Whitney ISP. She received grants from Creative Capital, residence at Skowhegan, LMCC Workspace, Franconia Sculpture Park, Fine Arts Heather Hart lives. porch, but also thearchitectural form’s history, useanditsimpact upon their own porch-like space, participants are not only asked to consider their positionsonthe Project: Table Tables and pentagonal structures. Passersby are extended an invitation to enter as Robin such Dunbar’s Number theory andSacred Geometry creates systems anetwork of porch-like mystical and cognitive by influenced work, The space. common architectural form—a porch, serves as both anentryway andareceiving reference andtheactivitiestakingplace within it. The sculpture—inspired by a sculpture presents aspace that transforms according to each visitor’s frame of memory, andrepresentation. The installation of Hart’s work focuses oncommunal participation, individual andcollective identity, Tables work, site-specific the Triangle,Tarble the on Located Thru Spring2018 Project:Porch Tarble The Tables OUTSIDE: HEATHER HART from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. of the Arts inSeattle, Princeton University inNew Jersey, andreceived her MFA Center, andtheBrooklyn Museum,amongothers. Hart studied at CornishCollege General, theDrawing Center, Museumof Arts andCraft inItami,Portland Art Sculpture Park, theSeattle Art Museum,theStudio MuseuminHarlem, Art in isby New York-based artist,Heather Hart. Using a vast array of media, isaBrooklyn-based artist who haspreviously beenanartistin . As aresult of the varying heights anduniqueshapeof each The Porch Project:Porch Tarble The Tables The Porch Project: Tarble The Porch

Exhibitions 7 , 2015, Diana Al-Hadid, Diana Al-Hadid, Smokescreen Image courtesy of the Tarble Arts Center Tarble the of Image courtesy was born in Aleppo, Syria, and immigrated and immigrated Aleppo, Syria, born in was Polymer gypsum, fiberglass, steel, gold leaf, plaster, and pigment plaster, gold leaf, steel, gypsum, fiberglass, Polymer San Jose Museum of Art, Brown University, the Hammer the Hammer University, Art, Brown of Museum Jose San Center, Sculpture Art, Nasher Museum of Museum, the SCAD University and DePauw Austin, at Texas of The University in Brooklyn works and lives Al-Hadid others. among many Gallery. Boesky Marianne by and is represented Diana Al-Hadid received She 1986. in States United the to family her with Virginia from MFA and her State Kent from and BFA BA her a Skowhegan has also received Al-Hadid Commonwealth. Comfort Louis grant, Foundation Mitchell Joan a residency, York New a Grant, Foundation Pollock-Krasner a grant, Tiffany United a and Sculpture, in fellowship Arts the for Foundation the at She has shown Fellowship. Artists Rockefeller States , by New serves as as serves Smokescreen Smokescreen is a unique work, composed of a series a series of composed work, is a unique Smokescreen plane, allowing for individual interpretations of its dissolving its dissolving of interpretations individual for plane, allowing its boundaries. throughout woven and the narratives imagery some areas, the work’s original narrative remains intact and and intact remains narrative original work’s the some areas, figurativeforms arereadily visible—in others, it’s the fluidity, which becomes the central figure. its spatial into viewers draws that passageway a shrouded ancient invention, science, mythology, and Old Master and Old Master mythology, science, invention, ancient works. In Atrium. Tarble’s within the 30 feet over span panels that employs disparate source materials to emphasize form, the the form, emphasize to materials source disparate employs creation. of and the process about history, curiosity artist’s intertwine expressions dazzling and methodical Her practice, and disciplines, challenging architectural cultures faceted nature of the building’s spaces and the artistic and the artistic spaces the building’s of nature faceted her for known Al-Hadid, within. taking place endeavors sculptures, monumental and painting gravity-defying Located inside the Tarble’s Atrium is Atrium Tarble’s inside the Located York-based artist Diana Al-Hadid. The work the multi- demonstrating Atrium, Tarble’s the redefinespurpose of the INSIDE: DIANA AL-HADID INSIDE: DIANA Smokescreen 2018 Thru Fall 8 Exhibitions prints. the intensity and height of action in his woodblock dramatic dance andsong, Yoshitoshi presented especially Kabuki—a classical Japanese art form of Chinese and Japanese folklore, culture andhistory, mythology. Known for hisimaginative depictionsof skill andcreativity, as well astraditional East Asian The exhibition highlights theartist’s unparalleled Moon Ghosts of Thirty-Six representative and well-known series: this exhibition presents theartist’s most Taubman Museumof Art’s permanent collection, Japanese artist Tsukioka Yoshitoshi from the Featuring twenty-three woodcuts by renowned October 17, 5:30pm, Atrium Public Lecture: Dr. Robert Petersen August 26-October 29 Brainard Gallery PERMANENT COLLECTION TAUBMAN MUSEUMOF ART’S JAPANESE PRINTSFROM THE TSUKIOKA YOSHITOSHI: , and Twenty-Eight Famous Murders with Verse , Collection of the Taubman Museumof Art One Hundred Aspects of the Chinzei Hachino TametomoChinzei Polychromeprint woodblock Gift of Arthur M.Squires Tsukioka Yoshitoshi New Forms (detail) 2007.026 , 1880 . Exhibitions 9 Jiha Moon: Double Welcome, Welcome, Double Jiha Moon: and is an interdisciplinary academic minor. The minor. academic is an interdisciplinary , we are delighted to announce programmatic programmatic announce to delighted are we , provides students with the opportunity to study study to with the opportunity students provides has been organized by the Taubman Museum of of Museum Taubman the by organized has been (Japanese, 1839-1892) is widely recognized as the as the recognized widely is 1839-1892) (Japanese, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi: Japanese Prints from the Taubman Taubman the from Prints Japanese Yoshitoshi: Tsukioka his fall, the Arts of Asia have landed at the Tarble, and in celebration and in celebration Tarble, the landed at have Asia Arts of the his fall, The Asian Studies Minor (ASM) (ASM) Minor Studies Asian The courses, Asia-related coordinates Asia, about education promotes ASM and offers and supportsAsia-related programs andresearch across all The community. wider and the university of the interest campus units for present to Association American Asian with the also collaborates ASM year. each academic events and social cultural Minor The Film Studies The supplements minor production. criticism, and/or theory, film history, African in on background insights new providing major, a student’s Foreign History, English, Studies, Communication Studies, American Arts. Theatre and Science, Languages, Political T the exhibitions: of Collection Permanent Art’s Museum of Here Mad Everyone’s Most Each programs. Studies and Film Studies Asian with EIU’s partnerships and imparting awareness for responsible are departments both semester and methods. practices cultural of array a diverse of knowledge regarded as the greatest Japanese artist of his time and interest in his in his his time and interest artist of Japanese greatest as the regarded 1970s. the since has resurged work Tsukioka Yoshitoshi: Japanese Prints from the Taubman Museum of Art’s Art’s of Museum Taubman the from Prints Japanese Yoshitoshi: Tsukioka Collection Permanent Art and curated by Amy G. Moorefield, DeputyDirector of Exhibitions and Registrar LaGue, Mary from assistance special with Collections and intern. curatorial Wu, Tianchu Yoshitoshi Tsukioka that and paintings prints woodblock of a genre Ukiyo-e, of last master flourished inJapan from the17th through 19thcenturies. When hewas one of (1797-1861), Kuniyoshi Utagawa to apprenticed was he a teen, his to Due prints. woodblock Edo-period Japanese of masters great the often style, he is within the Ukiyo-e and imagination passion, innovation EIU COMMUNITY CONNECTION EIU COMMUNITY 10 Exhibitions during thoseindividual meetings. place took that conversations the of reflection a selected during various studio visits and serves as Tarble Arts Center, this biennial presentation was Curator andMike Schuetz, Assistant Director of the curated by Rehema Barber, Director and Chief members of the Art andDesigndepartment. Co- feature thediverse styles,talents andmediafrom two-years, thisspecial Tarble exhibition will University’s Department of Art andDesign.Every works by thestudiofaculty of Eastern Illinois proudly present a bi-annual exhibition of current Beginning thisfall the Tarble Arts Center will September 13,11am, Main Galleries & ChrisKahler A.L.L. Gallery Talk: Jenny Chi, Ann Coddington, August 26-October 29 Main Galleries BIENNIAL 2017 ART &DESIGN Jenny Chi, Heloise & AbelardHeloise (detail), 2015,Oil onprism-strips wood Image courtesy of the Artist Exhibitions 11 Image courtesy of the Artist the of Image courtesy (detail), 2013, Hand-made quilt with recycled fabric with recycled quilt 2013, Hand-made (detail), Fly by Night by Fly Ben Venom, Ben Venom, CBS CBS , and ARTFORUM ARTFORUM All Things All Considered have featured his work. Venom Venom work. his featured have graduated from the San Francisco the San Francisco from graduated , NPR’s , NPR’s is currently a visiting faculty member at the San the San at member visiting faculty a is currently Art Institute. Francisco Center for the Arts among many others. others. Arts among many the for Center Magazine Morning Sunday Japanese American National Museum, Jonathan Jonathan Museum, American National Japanese National the Museum, Strauss Levi Gallery, LeVine Gallery, Fogh the Charlotte Korea, Museum of Folk Buena Yerba and the Gallery, Wolverhampton Art Institute in 2007 with a Master of Fine Arts Arts Fine of with a Master 2007 in Art Institute nationally work his has shown Venom degree. the institutions like in notable and internationally materials to underscore the broad appeal of and and of appeal the broad underscore to materials with fascination these various subcultures. Ben Venom culture. His works assault the senses with their their with senses the assault works His culture. while icons, these of use aggressive and jilted and methods quilting within traditional working tattoos, the occult, motorcycle gangs, heavy metal metal heavy gangs, motorcycle the occult, tattoos, to seek quilts Venom’s culture, pop and bands, meanings pre-meditated and challenge expand and popular low, with craft, and associations symbolism and your grandmother’s sewing sewing grandmother’s your and symbolism push to continue Venom Ben of works the circle, medium of the gender-based the boundaries of quilting. Riffing foundon imagery vintage from September 19, 5:30pm, Atrium 19, 5:30pm, September subculture between course collision On a crash Curator’s Conversation: Ben Venom & & Venom Ben Conversation: Curator’s TAC Director, Assistant Schuetz, Mike eGallery 29 26-October August BEN VENOM GUY MR. NICE NO MORE 12 Exhibitions Jiha Moon harvests cultural elements native to November 16,6pm,Main Galleries Gallery Talk:Moon Jiha November 18-February 4 Main Galleries HERE MOST EVERYONE’S MAD DOUBLE WELCOME, JIHA MOON: Contemporary Art. Director andChief Curator of theHalsey Institute of at the Taubman Museum of Art and Mark Sloan, Moorefield, G. Deputy Director of Amy Exhibitions and Collections by curated is exhibition This School of the Arts in Charleston, South Carolina. Institute of Contemporary Art, Collegeof Charleston Roanoke, Virginia incollaboration with theHalsey Here Jiha Moon: Double Welcome, Most Everyone’s Mad foreigners understandthe In West. her perceptions of other cultures andhow perceived iconography. identified evocative and witty works, Moon explores Western Eastern and demonstrates works, Moon’s blurringof thelinesbetween fifty Western over features which racial perceptions, and folklore. This exhibition, has beeninformed by popular culture, technology, faceted nature of our current global identity, which with Western elements to investigate themulti- Korea, Japan, andChina;thenunites them isorganized by the Taubman Museumof Art, Ink andacryliconHanji mounted on canvas Most everyone’s madhere, Image courtesy of the Artist Jiha Moon 2015 Exhibitions 13 In All In All , and Living Room , . Jiha Moon: Double Welcome, Most Most Welcome, Double Jiha Moon: , born and raised in Daegu, Korea, currently currently Korea, in Daegu, and raised , born Please RSVP by November 9 by emailing emailing 9 by November by Please RSVP (2787). calling 217-581-ARTS [email protected] or MEMBER PREVIEW 16, 5pm November Thursday, Galleries Tarble & Atrium the the opening of celebrate we us as Join fall of round second Arts Center’s Tarble exhibitions: Here Mad Everyone’s I See Around be served. will refreshments Light and Sculpture Garden, and the Virginia Museum of of Museum Virginia and the Garden, and Sculpture She has been the recipient Arts, among others. Fine Arts including Omi International residencies several of Workshop Arts, Fabric the for Center Headlands Center, In 2011, Colony. the MacDowell and Museum, and Mitchell Joan a prestigious of the recipient was Moon The Curator’s grant. and Sculpture Painting Foundation Office Washington,D.C., in Saltworks Gallery in Atlanta, her. represent York in New Gallery Lee and Ryan Jiha Moon her received Moon Georgia. Atlanta, in works and lives and her Iowa of the University Arts from Fine of Master in Seoul, University Korea Arts from Fine of Bachelor the of collections permanent is in the work Her Korea. Museum Art, Hirshhorn of High Museum Society, Asia 14 Exhibitions loveart. with Table Arts Center, inhishometown, where hefell in Chris is thrilled at the opportunity to exhibit at the School of Design, inProvidence, Rhode Island. in Art + Design Education from the Rhode Island recently, Cohoongraduated with aMaster of Arts and taught nationally andinternationally. Most Illinois. As anartistandeducator, hehasexhibited Chris Cohoon vs. theephemeral. the physical reality of deterioration—the archival between man’s compulsion for preservation and As a result, his works illuminate the tensions everyday the between world around usandthetraditions of the art world. flickers work Cohoon’s metaphysical. Often, usingnontraditional materials, organized structures, whether physical or end, as natural andmanmade forces deconstruct serious matter of entropy. All thingscome to an Around ISee exhibition of work by ChrisCohooncalled the Tarble Arts Center ispleasedto present an As partof this year’s Artist inEducation Residency, January 23,2018,5:30pm, Atrium Public Lecture: Chris Cohoon December 14,5pm, Atrium AIE Residency Reception November 18-February 4 Brainard Gallery SEE IN ALLI AROUND CHRIS COHOON . The artist’s work plays with the was bornandraised inCharleston, In All Chris Cohoon, Documentropy DripPainting , 2013-2014, Biological redidue onunprepared canvas Image courtesy of the Artist Exhibitions 15 Image courtesy of the Artist the of Image courtesy (installation detail), 2016, Mixed media and plants 2016, Mixed detail), (installation Living Table Living Table Cream Co., Cream , by Living Room LIVING ROOM LIVING has participated in exhibitions in exhibitions has participated Cream Co. Cream Contemporary Art Chicago, and the Berkeley Art Art Berkeley Art Chicago, and the Contemporary Museum. Park Art Center, Rijks Academie (Netherlands) (Netherlands) Academie Rijks Art Center, Park art is in the Co.’s and Song Song (Vienna). Cream American Museum of Whitney the of collections the Museum of Art Gallery, Albright-Knox Art, the the Berkeley Art Museum, DePaul University Art Art University Art Museum, DePaul the Berkeley Gallery, Museum, the Fleming Museum, the Herron Art Chicago, the Hyde Contemporary Museum of Formed in 1997 among a group of graduate graduate of among a group in 1997 Formed of Art Institute the of the School at students Chicago, at including shows America and Europe, in North time and color are then turned into works and and works then turned into are time and color of life. nature the fleeting reflect that installations these societal notions. Cream Co.’s process also also process Co.’s Cream notions. these societal and their findingsrecurring investigates records of The color. perpetual to time and its relationship in these exercises of documentation group’s In their work, Cream Co. explores collectivity and and collectivity explores Co. Cream work, their In and art and living, consciousness individuality, the sensory to cast-off the limits associatedwith approach to art making, which juxtaposes which juxtaposes art making, to approach plants and furnishings, crafted specially art, produce that presentations interactive creating collaboration. by driven economies unconventional installation of work called work of installation The Co. Cream collective, the Chicago-based signature groups’ the continue will installation Public Lecture: Cream Co. Cream Public Lecture: Atrium 18, 2018, 5:30pm, January The Tarble is pleased to present a site-specific eGallery 4 18-February November CREAM CO. CO. CREAM 16 Collections other treasures that bring you joy. a few gallery, find this also you’ll in hanging find favoriteyouthat the works among very own Midwest Impressionists Paul T. Sargent andRobert M.Root. We hopethat Murakami to Native American Art; andof course we’ll make sure to includeour by Lynn Trank to Modern Art by ClaesOldenburg to Contemporary Art by Takashi Tarble’s collection. This timearound you’ll seeexamples of American Regionalism always, this year’s selectionshowcases thediverse andmulti-faceted nature of the collection exhibition andof course swapped out afew of the works ondisplay. Butas works that were on view previously, we’ve freshened upthelayout of our permanent our new annually revolving permanent collection gallery. While you’ll still seesome art andartifacts isalso a major partof our mission.Last year, we introduced you to While exhibitions are abigpartof what we doat the Tarble Arts Center, collecting GALLERY PERMANENT COLLECTION mixed-media works, Modern andContemporary painting andsculpture. Impressionists Paul T. Sargent andRobert M.Root, Modern andContemporary with holdings of: American Scene/Regionalism, Folk Art, Paintings by Midwest The Tarble maintains apermanent collection of approximately 1,000 works contemporary photography. contributions to our existing holdings of Bright. Both works are important Ken Gonzales-Day andSheilaPree gift andapurchase of work by artists Board members, recently approved a of EIUFaculty and Tarble Advisory & Curatorial Committee, comprised TarbleThe Center’s AcquisitionArt AND GIFTS ACQUISITIONS RECENT Paul T.Sargent, Tarble Permanent Collection1982.75.1 Cabin in Winter Cabin , 1927, Oil oncanvas Collections 17 , 2007-2013, , 2007-2013, Wonder Gaze Gaze Wonder Ken Gonzales-Day, Gonzales-Day, Ken A Dark Matter… Dark Matter… A Photographic print on aluminum print Photographic Image courtesy of the Tarble Arts Center Tarble the of Image courtesy Wonder Gaze (St. James Park) James (St. Gaze Wonder , 2007-2013, which was also on view in the view also on was which , 2007-2013, , 2015, Sheila Pree Bright, Bright, Sheila Pree #1960Now on aluminum print Photographic Arts Center Tarble the of Image courtesy in the Collections of: Smithsonian American Art Museum, Art Gallery of New New of Art Gallery Art Museum, American Smithsonian in the Collections of: Angeles Los des Beaux-Arts, École Institute, Research Getty Wales, South Art Commission, Metropolitan Angeles County Art, Los Museum of County Eileen naturelle, d’Histoire Angeles, Muséum national Los Authority Transit College Museum Art, Pomona Museum of Norton Foundation, Norton Harris This others. among College, Scripps and Art, of Museum Barbara Santa Art, of so pleased we’re and collection; Tarble’s the addition to is an exemplary work installation. collection permanent year’s within this view it on have to ACQUISITIONS photograph, Gonzales-Day’s Ken acquired Tarble the year This James (St. Park) Angeles, and is a Professor in Los works and lives Gonzales-Day exhibition. numerous of is the recipient He CA. Scripps College, Claremont, Art at of LACMA first the Fellowship, Guggenheim 2017 a including honors, and awards Award Graves and a Award, Capital a Creative Prize, (PAC) Arts Council Photo for the Humanities, among others. He has been a Visiting Scholar/Artist-in- the Smithsonian at Fellow Senior a Institute, Research the Getty at Residence Foundation a Rockefeller Gallery, Portrait Art Museum and National American Fellow Lier Van and a in Bellagio, Italy, Fellow Center and Conference Study work His others. among Art, American of Museum Whitney the at ISP the in Posing Beauty in in Posing Beauty (Deborah Willis, W. Willis, W. (Deborah exhibition this past fall. past fall. this exhibition was series, which during on view A Dark Matter… Matter… Dark A The Tarble is pleased to be the recipient be the recipient to is pleased Tarble The permanent our gift to this generous of to work the for excited and are collection; exhibitions. Tarble in future be displayed collections such as the High Museum of Art, Art, such as the High Museum of collections Atheneum Museum Art, of Wadsworth the Art Center. Contemporary Atlanta and the Atheneum among other institutions. She She institutions. among other Atheneum including awards several of is the recipient is work (2006), and her Prize Fe the Santa and public private included in numerous Museum, The Museum of Contemporary Contemporary Museum of The Museum, the Houston, FotoFest Art Cleveland, Wadsworth the Art, and Museum of New W. Norton, 2009), currently traveling across across traveling 2009), currently Norton, W. exhibitions has had Bright Pree the nation. as the High institutions such at work her of Museum Art, of Smithsonian Anacostia arts photographer. Her work is featured in in is featured work Her arts photographer. the book and exhibition, American African Culture one of the #1960Now five photographs from the the Pree Bright is a nationally renowned fine Many thanks must be given to Atlanta- to be given thanks must Many who gifted Bright, Sheila Pree based artist GIFTS 18 Programs Registration Deadline: August 18 $75.00 for non-members Fee: $60.00 for Tarble members available by July 31st. to thefestival. The full itinerary will be ceremony andlimited vendor tickets The cost includes lunch, the tea A Japanese Festival at Japan House vendors, andmore during: the demonstrations, performances, House; andanopportunity to explore at theUniversity of Illinois’ Japan special lunch;aprivate tea ceremony cultural immersionthat will includea Champaign for aday of Japanese Join usas we travel uptheroad to Sunday, August 27, 12-8pm CULTURE FEST JAPANESETASTING AND TARBLE TRIPS: creators of these works of art. their understandingsof theartworks on view, andthemotivations behind the corresponding programs to enhance visitors experiences inour galleries, strive to doat the Tarble Arts Center. With eachexhibition, we carefully plan Presenting dynamicandedifyingprograms are anintegral partof the work we

Matsuri, . FREE andOpen thePublic. icebreakers andgroup activities. of alively andentertaining seriesof or several friendsduringthecourse the Come outandmeet new peopleat of thesemester meet andgreet site. Project: Tarble Tables sculpture, site-specific Talkback series will useHeather Hart’s our Tarble of edition special This off. to share ideas,feedback andsound community Charleston the and staff opportunities for students, faculty, Tarble Talkbacks are open-forum Tarble Triangle Tuesday, August 29,5:30pm SPEED FRIENDING TARBLE TALKBACK— Tarble Tables ! Comemake afriend asabeginning The Porch FREE andOpento thePublic. majors. docents andEIUEarly Childhood and hands-onactivitiesledby Tarble Tots 4 Tarble. Join usfor story time program for the pre-school set called Debuting thisfall isanew monthly Tarble Galleries & December 8,11am-12pm October 13,November 10, Fridays, September 8, TOTS 4 TARBLE Programs 19

K-12 students that represent 42 area 42 area represent that students K-12 The exhibit art programs. school Illinois East-Central throughout tours the and is made possible through Consolidated support of generous the complete For Communications. information more for schedule or tour Tarble the contact about this program, 217-581-ARTS [email protected] or at (2787). Tarble Offsite Tarble 2017-2018 CULTIVATING CREATIVITY: CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS TRAVELING CHILDREN’S ART EXHIBITION Christian, Clark, Locations: Coles, Cumberland, Douglas, Moultrie, and Effingham, Edgar, venues County Shelby 2018 2017—August October hours of venue Check local operation art by showcases This exhibition teams of of teams www.eiu.edu/ The Porch Project: Project: The Porch . for competitive trivia! trivia! competitive for history? Are you well versed versed in pop well you Are history? culture? Or you are an art aficionado? win prizes. to knowledge your Test fun for is great Trivia Tables Tarble are participants Individual everyone! but drop-in, to encouraged by register advised to strongly 5 are 18. September Public the FREE and Open to more information visit visit more information adulted/all.php the Public. FREE and Open to TRIVIA TABLES TARBLE 21, 6pm September Thursday, Triangle Tarble at Tarble the Join Tables Tarble American know you do well How LEARNING ACROSS THE ACROSS LEARNING LIFESPAN 21, 4:30pm September Thursday, Atrium Learning Lifelong of Academy The the ever- discover to you invites learning opportunities for growing at 104 available ages 4 through from Glassman, along President EIU! EIU’s share will partners with esteemed For event. this special at stories their will be available. be will the Public. FREE and Open to well as Modern and Contemporary Contemporary and as Modern well media of variety a which showcase Art, refreshments and styles. Kid-friendly Enjoy make-and-take art activities for activities for art make-and-take Enjoy Tarble’s the view Also ages. all of “kids” across spanning exhibitions current as Period, Meiji such as the genres Saturday, September 16, 1-4pm 16, September Saturday, Galleries Tarble & the Atrium WEEKEND ART ART WEEKEND 2017 EXTRAVAGANZA TARBLE FAMILY FAMILY TARBLE 20 Programs action, andcompassionate humanity. deft blendof wry humor, breathtaking Fortress George Lucas’s on influence aprimary was and films is amongthedirector’s mostbeloved hostile territory. This rip-roaring ride the two smuggleroyal treasure across clan’s princess (a fierce Misa Uehara) as charged with guarding hisdefeated inimitable Toshiro Mifuneasageneral one, director Akira Kurosawa could make A grand-scale adventure asonly Runtime: 155minutes. Thursday, October 5,6pm The HiddenFortress FOR ADULTS: Atrium Thursday-Saturday, October 5-7 JAPAN-A-MANIACOMES TO TARBLE ATRIUMCINEMA! The HiddenFortress delivers Kurosawa’s trademark Star Wars (NR,1958) . The Hidden starsthe Public. ALL Movies are FREEandOpento the Runtime: 101minutes Saturday, October 7, 2pm Kubo andthe Two Strings FOR KIDS: of English and Women’s Studies. Film Studies Coordinator &Professor *Introduced by Dr. Robin L.Murray, Runtime: 98minutes Friday, October 6,3pm (PG-13, 2011) Legend of theMillenium Dragon FOR TEENS: (PG,2016), * Atrium Monday, October 9,5:30pm BY NATSUME SOSEKI* TARBLE READS: FREE andOpento thePublic Studies. Professor of History andChair of Asian *Led by Dr. Jinhee J. Lee, Associate of fate, love, andcultural revolution. discussion about man andhisSensei. Join usfor alively tale of friendshipbetween a young The book,set intheMeiji era, tells the of Japan’s mostcelebrated authors. classic, Collection Taubman Museumof Art’s Permanent Yoshitoshi: Japanese Prints from the As acompanion program to Kokoro , we’rethe readingJapanese by Natsume Soseki,one Kokoro , an exploration KOKORO, Tsukioka Programs 21 was a long-time a long-time was This series is endowed by the estate of of estate the by endowed is series This passion her honor Camille Compo to long-time the arts, and her learning, for EIU the supporting to commitment Department. Studies Women’s Office of Budget Administrative in 2001 as the retired and Planning and of President Vice the to Assistant early an was She Relations. External Action Women’s the of member with the involved was Coalition and first Women’s History andAwareness work the of visionary The month. EIU at Program Studies Women’s Women’s The Camille greatly. inspired Camille honored Program Studies to contributions many her Compo for of Woman in 1984, as their the program Achievement. poetry, arts, the theology, loved Camille often was She tea. her in mint fresh and and Doudna events. Tarble seen at EIU; and of supporter a great was She the Neal at volunteered retiring after health declining until Center Welcome activities on her cut down to led her an assisted to move and eventually after Even in Mattoon. living community was Camille Mattoon, to she moved the some of attend able to occasionally programs. Studies Women’s annual ABOUT CAMILLE COMPO CAMILLE ABOUT Compo Camille EIU. at Studies Women’s of supporter EIU in the at life work her She began Y ART , come experience experience , come Harry Potter: Celebrating a Phenomenon Celebrating Potter: Harry Camille Compo Memorial Women’s Studies Endowed Speaker Series Speaker Endowed Studies Women’s Compo Memorial Camille teaches communication studies and gender and women’s studies at studies at women’s and gender and studies communication teaches , will use discussion and the practice of contemplation to expand and expand to contemplation of use discussion and the practice will , Buoys Instead of Anchors: Connecting with Each Other through Language to to Language through Other Each with Connecting Anchors: of Instead Buoys FREE and Open to the Public. FREE and Open to Dr. Austin Marne Dr. in the classroom practices with contemplative engages College. She Mary’s Saint “think” we what unknow to us inviting learning, our expanding of ways as beyond and know. don’t we what knowing of aware becoming and embrace know, we This talk will uncomfortably, beautifully, and necessarily ask audiences members ask audiences and necessarily beautifully, uncomfortably, will This talk may they so that silence, and argumentation, discourse, habits of their consider to engagement. for possibilities new create/visualize open these habits to break Go Beyond engaged in tough habitually have they how understandings of deepen participants’ and more. orientation, sexual religion, race, identities, discussions about class, gender Atrium & Main Galleries & Main Atrium The 2nd Annual lecture: ENDOWED SPEAKER SERIES: DR. MARNE AUSTIN DR. MARNE SPEAKER SERIES: ENDOWED after) immediately 29, 5:30pm (Reception November Wednesday, CAMILLE COMPO MEMORIAL WOMEN’S STUDIES STUDIES WOMEN’S MEMORIAL COMPO CAMILLE [email protected] for details. [email protected] for EIU Students. all FREE and Open to Calling all EIU students that are Harry Potter fans! In conjunction with Booth with Booth In conjunction fans! Potter Harry are that EIU students Calling all exhibition, Library’s feature will party costume This late-night Tarble. the at Hogwarts the magic of contact EIU student favorite your Have activities, and more. music, hands-on food, Thursday, October 26, 7-10pm 26, 7-10pm October Thursday, Galleries Tarble & Atrium TARBLE AFTER HOURS: HARRY POTTER P POTTER AFTER HOURS: HARRY TARBLE 22 EDUCATION underwritten by First Mid-IllinoisBankand Trust. The Junior-Senior HighSchool Art Explorations Program is Registration for thisfree program beginsin August. original artwork usingchallengingtechniques andmaterials. are exposed to new vocabulary andconcepts, andcreate an Over atwo andone-half hour visit, students tour an exhibition, secondary level to Art classesinour eight county service area. charge of free offered is and experience studio and tour on issuesincontemporary art. The program combines a The Junior-Senior High Art Explorations Program focuses October 3-26 11am-1:30pm Tuesdays, Wednesdays,Thursdays& BEN VENOM PROGRAM: JR.-SR. HIGH ART EXPLORATIONS SCHOOL GROUP PROGRAMS area andEIUstudents, Tarble members,andthegeneral public. classes, andpublicevents to challengeandinspire thecreative mindsof Throughout the year, the Tarble presents a diverse array of school programs, December 14,5pm, Atrium AIE Residency Student Art ExpoandReception: the IllinoisandColesCounty Arts Councils,andthe Tarble. upon collaboration between participating publicschools, Education residency isaone-month program that isbuilt and mediaare emphasized. Held eachfall, the Arts-in- at eachparticipating school. New approaches, concepts students intheclassroom. The artistspendsone week Arts Council Agency (IACA), aprofessional artist works with Through thisprogram designedandsupported by theIllinois Tarble Arts Center and Area Schools November 13-December 15 RESIDENCY WITH CHRISCOHOON ARTS-IN-EDUCATION ARTIST EDUCATION 23

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Fridays, 2:30-4pm Fridays, 17 29-November September Members Tarble $48.00 for Fee: Non-members $60.00 for 22 deadline: September Registration HOMESCHOOLED HOMESCHOOLED YOUTHS * art history These classes incorporate of variety a in practice studio with guided through are media. Students the elements of explorations hands-on creating while art of principles and challenging and fun of series a Illinois State address Lessons projects. Arts Education. in Fine Standards ART HOMESCHOOL CLASS Angelica Villanueva Instructor: 10-11:15am Fridays, 17 29-November September Members Tarble $44.00 for Fee: Non-members $55.00 for 22 deadline: September Registration ART HOMESCHOOL CLASS Angelica Villanueva Instructor: CLASSES & & CLASSES WORKSHOPS FOR

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$45.00 for Non-members $45.00 for 29 deadline: September Registration fibers, and other media while learning a learning while media other and fibers, techniques. of variety Members Tarble for $36.00 Fee: and 3-D media with an emphasis on and 3-D media and culture. art between connections painting, drawing, explore will Students This class guides young artists artists young This class guides the elements of explorations through hands- art through and principles of 2-D of variety in a on investigations Wednesdays, 4:30-5:45pm Wednesdays, 8 4-November October EXPLORATIONS IN ART EXPLORATIONS 7-9) (AGES Magee Mary Instructor: Registration deadline: September 29 deadline: September Registration fun, exploratory projects. fun, exploratory Members Tarble $28.00 for Fee: Non-members for $35.00 projects in a variety of media. The The media. of variety in a projects use of the proper reinforce will class a series of through art tools various Designed for young children, this this children, young Designed for and the elements class introduces creative through art of principles Instructor: Kelsey Cox Kelsey Instructor: 4:30-5:30pm Tuesdays, 7 3-November October ADVENTURES IN ART ADVENTURES 4-6) (AGES CLASSES & WORKSHOPS CLASSES & WORKSHOPS CHILDREN FOR 24 EDUCATION Registration deadline:September 18 $85.00 for Non-members Fee: $68.00for Tarble Members Room 1630. This workshop will be held in the Doudna Fine Arts Center, own small editionof prints. inking, andpressing theprint. Participants will create their to becovered includeimagedesignandtransfer, carving, focus onrelief printmaking usinglinoleumblocks. Topics Art’s Permanent Collection Yoshitoshi: Japanese Prints from the Taubman Museum of Offered inconjunction with theexhibition 10am-4pm (includeslunchbreak) Saturday, September 23 PocaroInstructor: Alan (AGES 15+) PRINTS WORKSHOPRELIEF & WORKSHOPSCLASSES , this intensivethis workshop, will Tsukioka DEBORAH FELL SCRAP QUILTING FUN WITH Registration deadline:October 16 $100.00 for Non-members Fee: $80.00for Tarble Members Beginning to advanced levels. list provided uponregistration; sewing machine required. This workshop will beheld in the Tarble Atrium. Supply presentation, anddemonstrations. other projects. The workshop includesasyllabus, a with piecingmethods that canbeusedfor many walk away from the workshop with anartquilt,along attention to itscolor, shapes,andlines.Students will the photo, butsimply useitfor astartingplace paying starting place for inspiration. You will not replicate photo for astartingpoint for design—thisis merely a repurposed clothing. Bringinafavorite surroundings objects, papers,lovely trash, interesting textures, and along with mixed mediaelements suchasfound workshop usesscraps of fabric from other projects Then this workshop isfor you! This oneday, low stress, fabric remnants that you don’t know what to do with? environment? Do you have aton of itsy bitsy pieces of you like to recycle materials andcreate agreener Do you embrace thesurrounding environment? Do 9am-4pm (includesboxed lunch) Saturday, October 28 Instructor: Deborah Fell (AGES 15+) FOR TEENS & ADULTSFORTEENS Registration form

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On the Cover: Jiha Moon, Forever Couplehood II (detail), 2014, Ink and acrylic, screen printed on Hanji | Image Courtesy of the Artist Eastern Illinois University 600 Lincoln Avenue Charleston, IL 61920-3099

FALL 2017

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MEMBER PREVIEW pARTy Friday, August 25, 5pm Atrium & Tarble Galleries

Join us as we celebrate the opening of the Tarble Arts Center’s first round of fall exhibitions: Tsukioka Yoshitoshi: Japanese Prints from the Taubman Museum of Art’s Permanent Collection, No More Mr. Nice Guy, the 2017 Faculty Art and Design Biennial, as well as the latest installation of our permanent collection gallery. Light refreshments will be served.

Please RSVP by August 18 to tarble@eiu. edu or call 217-581-ARTS (2787).

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