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Bayarts.Net Or 440-871-6543 for Tour and Availability REGISTRATION BEGINS NOV 5 2020 Photo: "Artistic by Nature” limited edition ceramic ornament Jennifer Lee in BAYarts Shop EDUCATION EXHIBITION EVENTS 2 WELCOME & EVENTS The MISSION of BAYarts is to provide a welcoming lakeside environment to STIMULATE, ENCOURAGE and SUPPORT professional and aspiring artists of all ages through COLLABORATION, EDUCATION & EXHIBITION. It's warm inside! Artistic by Nature limited edition ceramic ornament by Jennifer Lee (shown in cover pic) available in gift shop. BOOK YOUR NEXT EVENT AT BAYARTS WEDDINGS REUNIONS TEAM BUILDING MEETINGS SHOWERS CONTACT Karry York [email protected] or 440-871-6543 for tour and availability A I F rts mpact und: BECOME A HIGH-IMPACT PHILANTHROPIST The Cleveland Foundation Organizational Fund provides management and administrative support to make giving to BAYarts easy for donors. Together we can make an impact that lasts! WWW.CLEVELANDFOUNDATION.ORG fully tax-deductible. Become a 2020 BAYarts Sponsor Great impact that makes a difference in your community. Contact [email protected] for opportunities 3 It'sWINTER warm EVENTS inside! IN THE HEARTH ROOM OF THE FORMER PLAYHOUSE DEC 7 FEB 1 7 - 10 PM 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM YOU BE THE JUDGE! HOLIDAY BAYARTS 5TH ANNUAL KARAOKE! SOUPer BOWL Grab your friends and get your jingle on! CHALLENGE Holiday fare and cash bar. Help us choose this years winner. 21 & over. Dozens of homemade soups to sample, Limited tickets on sale now. Breadsmith bread, baked goods and beverages. Take home a one of a kind ceramic bowl made in BAYarts ceramic studio. Advance tickets include soup and take home bowl and benefits the ceramic studio. To enter your soup, contact [email protected] JAN 17 7 - 10 PM BUNCO, BUDDIES & BRATS Join us by the fire for an easy and fun game of dice…bring your group or mix and make new friends. Bratwurtz bar, libations. 21 & over. Advance tickets includes game and bratwurst bar (vegetarian options available), cash bar MAR 21 SAVE THE DATE ENCORE: ACT 2 A benefit for the continued renovation of the former Playhouse. For sponsor and group information: [email protected] WWW.BAYARTS.NET/EVENTS 4 BAYarts GIFT CERTIFICATES make great gifts! Avoid the lines and shop local this holiday season! Extended shopping hours: Beginning Nov 23 Mon-Sat 10 to 5, Sunday 12 to 5, Thursdays ‘til 8 special shopping weekend NOVEMBER 23 & 24 | WEEKEND SHOPPING HOURS BELOW HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND @ BAYarts Campus Avoid the lines and shop local this holiday season! The entire first floor of BAYarts Huntington House is transformed into a decorated winter wonderland that features the work of over 100 local artists offering jewelry, mugs, ornaments, soaps, candles, wall art, holiday cards, holiday decor, apparel & more. Be sure to stop next door to the Fuller House for coffee, tea, hot chocolate and baked goods. While there you can check out our Gallery Show "The heART of Cleveland" featuring 38 local artists with work for sale. Open through December. weekend details HUNTINGTON HOUSE: BAYarts shop and gallery are transformed into a winter wonderland stocked with unique handmade items perfect for all your holiday gift giving and decorating needs. CERAMICS STUDIO POTTERY SALE: During the open house, visit the ceramic studio for our "Orphaned" pots, platters, plates, vases, urns and more created by the in the Hearth Room advanced students and faculty throughout the year. NOV 23 10 AM - 2 PM FULLER HOUSE GALLERY: A great place to meet friends and enjoy HOLIDAY the work of 38 local artists in our show FOOD MARKET "The heART of Cleveland". This work by Shop some of our local food Cleveland's finest will make the perfect vendors and put together gift for the art lover in your life or a great your own food basket addition to spruce up your home during for the holidays. this festive season. Coffee, cocoa and fresh Lunch & libations for purchase. locally made pastries will be available. Vendors contact [email protected] SAT 10-5 SUNDAY 12-5 5 ART MAKES THE BEST GIFT! MORE HOLIDAY SHOPPING EVENTS DECEMBER 12 DECEMBER 15 FROM 6 TO 9 PM FROM 1 TO 3 PM Avoid the lines and shop local this holiday season! THE SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERY HOLIDAY TRUNK SHOW Grab your friends and join us as BAYarts KID’SSHOPPING brings together several of your favorite local vendors for a night of shopping, AFTERNOON cocktails and friends. Our featured Always festive and fun! artists will bring a special selection of their Bring your little ones in to pick out special goods to this event. gifts for the family with the help of our The Holiday Shop will be open for personal shoppers!! even more shopping! Cocoa, cookies, & free gift wrapping THEN... FROM 3 TO 5 PM COZY UP TO THE POLAR EXPRESS! POLAR EXPRESS PAJAMA PARTY Enjoy family shopping in BAYarts Holiday Shop then get cozy by the fire in the Hearth Room with a movie, hot chocolate and other treats. Blankie or sleeping bag and pillow encouraged! FREE ADMISSION! 6 NOV 23 - DEC 22 SPECIAL RECEPTION FRIDAY, DEC 6, 7-9 PM SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERY THE heART OF CLEVELAND Based on the book by Scott Kraynak, this exhibition showcases the many different facets of Cleveland through the work of 39 celebrated hometown artists including Dana Oldfather, Gary & Laura Dumm, John W. Carlson, Leslie Edwards Humez, Ron Hill, Pam Spremulli, George Kocar, James Quarles, Eileen Dorsey, Evie Zimmer, Mark Yasenchack, Natalie Lanese, Brinsley Tyrell, Scott Kraynak, Judy Takacs, Tim Herron, John Morton, Jason Z. Pott, Eva Volf, Frank Oritti, Michael Gill, Steve Cagan, Liz Maugans, Dave Treat, Cat Swartz, Emma Anderson, Valerie Buynak, Matt Kish, Lindsay Martin, PJ Halliwill, Jeff Suntala, Brian Moulas, Thomas Kassai, John A. Sargent III, Robert Banks, Samuel Francazio, Aaron Lange, Hilary Gent, Douglas Max Utter JAN 10 - FEB 1 OPENING RECEPTIONS FRIDAY, JAN 10, 7-9 PM SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERY CHRISTOPHER KASPAR: SOMEONE'S PAST Using analog photography printed on metal sheets, artist Christopher Kaspar creates new large scale images. Kaspar searches for photographs from the past that seem relevant to current political and social issues. These images are taken from around the world dating from the late 1800's to the 1970's. Topics Kaspar covers with this body of work are family, work, race, and love. DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERY EMMA WOLPERT: FINDING MY HOME, FINDING MYSELF-GUO` CHU`CHU` Photographer Emma Wolpert showcases photos she took during her visit back to the orphanage in Huazhou, China, where she lived after being abandoned at a bus station as a young child. Wolpert was later adopted and raised right here. These moving images depict struggle and hope as this young woman finds herself by returning to China. Remarkably, she wishes only happiness for her birth family wherever they are in the world. 7 FEB 7 - MAR 6 OPENING RECEPTIONS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 7-9 PM MAX MARKWALD: SKIN In September of 2018, artist Max Markwald legally changed his name to Max Lukas Markwald and began painting himself once a month for a year as a way of documenting his gender transition. Instead of depicting a fluid transition, each painting became an obscured portrait- hiding in full view. Three years prior to this transition, Markwald's instructor at the University of Akron advised that he should "think about what it means to be a female artist." Caught off guard he replied "I don't want to be a female artist, I just want to be a painter." In this show, Markwald shows us he is just that - a painter. www.max markwaldstudio.com DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERY PAM MILLS: WANDERLUST In "Wanderlust" photographer and BAYarts staffer Pam Mills takes us with her on her travels. Mills has the unique ability to capture candid, unexpected moments through the lense as she displays her natural ability to create beautiful compositions. As viewers we have the rare opportunity to join in the fun and adventure as she indulges her desire to wander. MAR 13 - APR 4 OPENING RECEPTIONS FRIDAY, MAR 13 ,7-9 PM SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERY BAYarts ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION A show of work in all mediums juried in for display in our Sullivan Family Gallery. For more information about submission please see our entry form available after Dec 1st at bayarts.net. Judges this year will be artist John W. Carlson https://www.johnwcarlsonstudio.com/ and Shari Wilkins photographer and Executive Director of the Cleveland Print Room https://www.clevelandprintroom.com. 8 KIDS HOLIDAY FUN! KIDS HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS *Discounts do not apply to these workshops. NOV 30 DEC 7 HOLIDAY HOOPLA! WINTER MAGIC 9:30-11:30 AM OR 12:30-2:30PM 9:00 AM-12:00 PM AGES 3-5 with Susan Dahl & Melissa Metzger AGES 4-6 with Susan Dahl, Amy Coursen & The holidays are such a magical time! Angela Oster - Our preschool staff have come Celebrate the spirit of the season creating up with some fun projects based on a Winter adorable crafts and sharing stories! $30 Wonderland. Come along and sing your favorite holiday songs as you create delightful JOLLY BELLY BELL projects in our ceramic studio and preschool 9:30-11:30 AM OR 12:30-2:30 PM room! $50 AGES 6-8 with Emily Giuliano Join us in the pottery studio and create a SPARKLY PINECONE WREATH jolly pinch pot bell that will be hung with 1:00-3:00 PM legs and wiggle its way through the holiday AGES 5-6 with Susan Dahl season! $35 Spend the afternoon creating a wreath out of pinecones, colorful paints, glitter and ribbon for a delightful holiday decoration! Miss Susan will DEC 1 have holiday music to get you in the mood! $30 COLORFUL CHRISTMAS: GIRLS DAY SPECTACULAR HOLIDAY STOCKINGS 10:00 AM-3:00 PM 1:00-3:00
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