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The Arts Council of Martin County80 E. Ocean Boulevard, Stuart FL 34994
772-287.6676 • Fax: 288.5301General email: [email protected]
Web address: MartinArts.org
BOARD MEMBERS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Lisa P. Young, ChairpersonTom Winter, Chair-Elect
Mary Ann Loomis, Vice ChairNicki Schoonover, Secretary
Neil Capozzi, TreasurerMatt Hollister, Member at Large
Deborah Owens, Member at LargeJim Simoneau, Past Chairman
DIRECTORSLynne BarlettaRoni Bartolini
Hank GonzalezMarie Jureit-Beamish
Robert KilbrideTim KimesSheila Kurtz
Richard LevensteinMalia Schramm
Nancy Scully Clint Starling
EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORSMayor Eula Clarke
City of StuartCommissioner Anne T. Scott
Martin CountyRebecca Negron
Martin County School Board
STAFF MEMBERSNancy K. Turrell
Executive DirectorJudy Walker
Communications CoordinatorElaine Keller
Community RelationsCoordinator
Karen L. BarnesFinance &
Operations Manager
“The arts are essential to building strong communities and successful companies. Through the arts, we expand our horizons; we learn to communicate more effectively and to appreciate diverse ways of thinking—critical skills in today’s world. The arts also help us think more creatively, which can lead us to greater innovation in our more technology-focused pursuits. Science, technology and business would be the poorer without the arts.” - Jim McNemey, President and CEO of The Boeing Company I don’t think a stronger case could be made for keeping the creative arts as a critical component of a student’s education; and moreover, a case to encourage collaboration among diverse organizations and artists. Through collaboration, unique ideas lead to projects that might never have been created otherwise. For over 33 years, the Council has fostered collaboration between artists, students, organizations and classrooms. We are a stronger community and will be long into the future thanks to the creativity that has resulted. Thanks to everyone who is a part of that vibrant legacy! We are now dreaming about the next 30 years. Let us hear your ideas on building a stronger community for the next generation… our eyes and ears are open!
Arts Essential for Strong Communities
The Arts Council of Martin County80 E. Ocean Boulevard, Stuart FL 34994
772-287.6676 • Fax: 288.5301General email: [email protected]
Web address: MartinArts.org
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Nancy K. Turrell, Executive DirectorLisa P. Young, Chairperson
ABOUT THE ARTS COUNCIL
PROFILESMICKEY PLANKER has always been an “outdoorsy” and adventurous kind of guy. After high school, his love of the outdoors took him south to enjoy the sun and surf of South Florida where he attended the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale. It was the surf that helped him to stumble upon Stuart and the Treasure Coast where he’s been since 1998, continuing to enjoying the area and all it has to offer. With more than 20
years of experience in design, Mickey Planker has won numerous ADDY Awards for logo and graphic designs for clients such as Delta Airlines, Siemens Corp., TKO Boxing, the Stuart Air Show and others. In 2007, he diversified his professional portfolio and joined the Army National Guard. He was deployed to Afghanistan in support of “Operation Enduring Freedom” from October of 2012 to August of 2013. While deployed, he learned about the logo contest for the new bridge being built in Stuart and saw it as an opportunity to connect with home. He realized that if his design won, he would be a part of Martin County’s history. Contact info: (772) 349-3558 [email protected]
DOREEN POREBA has a love and passion for “all things creative,” always open to seeing life from a fresh perspective. She accomplishes much of that as a singer-songwriter and also through a camera lens as a photographer.
She has written lyrics and music for more than 60 original songs and released her debut CD, “Time To Play,” in 2010 with her music partner. She has written lyrics and music for more than 60 original songs and released her debut CD, “Time To Play,” in 2010 with her music partner. A WSA recipient in 2012, she also is a freelance writer with both her writing and photography currently being published in several magazines and she is finalizing her first book. She also serves others as a creativ-ity coach, both one-on-one and in groups, to help empower them to realize and act upon their own creative talents. Her full-time creative endeavor is as owner and operator of The PR Czar® Inc., a full-service public relations firm.To reach Doreen, call 772-221-2425 or visit her websites, www.creativecaboose.com, www.connect-ed-souls.com or www.prczar.com.
THOMAS LIVINGSTON BOLLINGER has a love of art, history, and geography Tom attended Parsons The New School for Design in the early 80s. Since then he has developed a career as a portrait, landscape, and environmental photographer with his current focus as a Mixed Media Artist.
Contact info: Thomas Bollinger Photographer Inc. Hobe Sound & Miami, FL 305-323-11 00 | www.ThomasBollinger.com | www.BollingerArts.com
Viva Florida 500! Best of Theme: Thomas Bollinger Ad Vitam Aternam
Tom’s photographic work spans 30 years with hundreds of corporate clients ranging from Ford Motor Company to Microsoft. He has also worked with dozens of non profits from Greenpeace to The Kennedy Center. He has shot and produced photography assignments in over 32 countries. Tom and his wife Rhonda (pictured below)recently moved from Coconut Grove to Hobe Sound, Florida. He will be featured artist at the November 7th, Inspired By…
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About the Cover:A transformative self-portrait byTom Bollinger using photo montage of a 1950s pressure suit, from the first mixed media piece he executed, called “Universal Destiny.”
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has custom designed a one-of-a-kind, handcrafted pendant for the Arts Council, from an oil painting by famed thoroughbred horse portrait artist, Anthony Alonso. This piece, “Funny Cide,” was crafted by Terry Reiger to honor the artist. It is set with diamond baguettes and one round brilliant (1/3 ct total weight of diamonds)
set in 14 kt yellow gold. The sterling horse and rider is hand-enamel on a Florentine neck wire. Tickets include a 5-course gourmet dinner at Diamonds Tea Room & Bistro plus a chance to win this exquisite pendant. They are now available for purchase. Tickets are limited to the first 40 sold. This exclusive event will be held on Saturday, December 7th at 6 pm. Tickets are $125/person and can be purchased on-line at the martinarts.org or by visiting the office located in the historic Court House Cultural Center.
Featuring the equestrian artists: Anthony Alonso, Mindy Colton & Anne T. Converse
Opening Night Reception: Thursday, December 5th
Exhibition runs through Friday, February 7th
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Featuring the equestrian artists: Anthony Alonso, Mindy Colton & Anne T. Converse
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MINDY Z. COLTONAward-winning Orlando artist Mindy Z. Colton, originally from New York City, was classically trained in all the traditional arts: painting, sculpture, draw-ing, print making and pho-tography, she pursued a career in Graphic Design & illustration. She eventu-ally left behind her suc-cessful career to follow her true passion as a fine artist. Her focus in recent years has been on sculpture in various materials and large outdoor art. Involved with horses her entire life, she chose to combine her pas-sion for both art and equine in her unique sculptural works. Colton lives on a small horse farm in East Orlando and is also invited to judge, jury and curate exhibits. She also judges dressage horse shows. Her work is in museums and galleries and in public and private col-lections across the United States, Canada and Europe.
ANNE T. CONVERSEgrew up with photographs-the black and white snap-shots of relatives: stately portraits, candids and fond family moments. Also pho-tographs from the LIFE magazines, National Geo-graphic and the US Camera helped shape her intuitive sense and personal vision of photography. In the early 1990s, Con-verse pursued a longtime desire to photograph the thoroughbred scene. Since then, she’s photographed in the winter months at Pay-son Park Thoroughbred Training Center in Florida. And has visited many tracks in the US and in France and England. Photographing the people and the lifestyle has helped fine-tune my personal vision, in all as-pects of my photography. Her book released October 2013, The Mystique of the Thoroughbreds, A Visual Journey, is a collection of photographs from these last twenty years.
ANTHONY M. ALONSO’S passion was creating fine arts paintings of famous thoroughbreds, their owners and their environment. A coffee table book entitled The Fine Art of Anthony Alonso was published in 2007 and contains 150 images of Mr. Alonso’s original oil paintings. Original paintings are on permanent display in public collections at Arlington, Belmont, Churchill Downs, Laurel, Santa Anita andWoodbine Race Tracks, The National Museum of Racing & Hall of Fame and the Seacoast National Bank, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Alonso was a graduate of both The High School of Music and Art in New York City and Pratt Insti-tute, Brooklyn, NY. He also studied at The Art Students League in New York under Samuel Oppenheim and John Howard Sanden. Sad-ly, Mr. Alonso passed away earlier this year.
VIVA FLORIDA 500 AWARD WINNERS Viva Florida Awards were presented to an unsurpassed crowd on the evening of September 20th at the Elliott Museum. The crowd roared with delight throughout the evening as each category was announced. Viva Florida 500 was the first of its kind, a collaboration between the Arts Council and the Elliott Museum. It hosted more than 100 artists for a five week exhibition held in the galleries of both organizations. Judges Jeff Ripple (photographer) and Caroline Jasper (painter) presented workshops while they were visiting, and engaged our cultural community in new techniques and inspiration.
MANY THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS: The Saelzer | Atlas Group of Raymond James,
TCPalm Social, Jean Schafer Cox, Jeanette & Larry Mueller, and Jane Oster.
Best in Show: Dennis Aufiery
Best in Show: Dennis Aufiery, Burnt-Over Florida Scrub
Best of Theme: Thomas Bollinger, Ad Vitam Aternam
Special Award presented by Mrs. Jean Schafer Cox2D - Best in Category:
Marcia Moore, Surrounded by Innocence 2D – 2nd Place:
Leslie Stokes, Riverbank 2D 3rd Place:
Elizabeth Kelly, Changing Worlds
3D - Best in Category: Mindy Colton,
Florida Cracker Horse: Wish You Were Here 3D – 2nd Place:
Daniel Oliveira, FL 500 Galleon 3D –3rd Place:
Thalia Sizemore, Ocean Mystery Photography - Best in Category: Jeffrey McGregor, Florida Flora
Photography – 2nd Place: Chris Kalmbach, An Inadequate Shelter
Photography – 3rd Place: laird, Fairchild, FL (blue) Judge’s Merit Awards:
Laurie Aguera-Arcas, Four Beach BagsBobbi Baugh, Florida Garden with Critters
Bill Brody, Mangrove WoodcutJudy Flescher, Palm on Sprite Hood
Julia Kelly, Sail TimeValerie Lally, Sunlight Dancing
Taylor Loughlin, Pool StepsPaul Marcellini, Mangrove Magic
Marc Sitkin, BlissJohn Stiles, Swing
WOMEN SUPPORTING THE ARTS
Mayor Eula Clark with grant recipient Lisa Jill Allison
UPDATES FROM WSA GRANT RECIPIENTS
Lisa Jill Allison and her cohorts at SafeSpace. Serving as a tie-in with SafeSpace and beyond, this artistic and emotional book, “The Book of my Sorrows,” will be shared with women who are victims of domestic violence. The book contains journaling and drawing areas for each picture and verse developed by Lisa, to allow the user to express whatever is touched in their healing process. Sandy Newville and Sandy Henry, Library Manager in Indiantown presented an update on the 2013 WSA grant award for the Smithsonian’s Museum on Main Street: Journey Stories exhibit that opened on Saturday, October 19, at the Elisabeth Lahti Library in Indiantown. This grant gave WSA a chance to partner with The Florida Humanities Council to bring the Smithsonian exhibit to this unique community on the Treasure Coast. If you would like information about how to be a part of this dynamic women’s giving circle, please contact Nancy Turrell, 77-287-6676 ext 14 or visit www.martinarts.org/support_us/women_supporting_arts.html. Annual membership is $1,000 / year and grants for 2014 will be announced in January 2014. WSA is a fund managed by the Arts Foundation for Martin County.
“Duck in the Truck Puppets” representatives David and Susan Opasik visit with WSA Member, Nisha Pulliam. Duck
in the Truck’s program “By My Own Two Hands” was a 10-week workshop at Martin Girl’s Academy for
rehabilitation using theatre and drama skills.
THROUGHOUT THE year, Women Sup-porting the Arts invites their grant recipients to share new and updated information about their projects. Through this on-going dialogue, WSA members develop a deep connection with the grant recipients and their projects. Through these gatherings, members of WSA are fostering new friendships and a greater ap-preciation of the impacts their philanthropic efforts have made in our community.
Galleries Georgia Abood’s Alizarin Crimson Art Studio2611 SE Ocean Blvd., Cedar Pointe Plaza, Stuart 772.287.7030 • [email protected] professional teaching facility for artists of all levels. Along with Georgia Abood, our exceptionally talented teaching staff also includes: Kate Wood, Kevin Hutchinson and Jennifer Pol-lack. All levels, all ages. Oil painting supplies and frames are also available at the studio. Morning and afternoon classes 6 days a week. For class schedule, prices and up-coming exhibits please go to our website. You can also visit us on Facebook. Artists are available for commissions, portraits, murals; all subjects.
Art Gumbo4745 SE DeSoto Ave., Stuart (Port Salerno) •[email protected] www.artgumbo.biz Fine art and craft gallery featuring local artists’ work in paint-ing, sculpture, glass, textiles, pottery, photography, jewelry, and giftware. Art Gumbo is located in the Port Salerno area of Stuart at the Fish House Art Center, an art colony of candy-colored art studios on the boardwalk of the Manatee Pocket, surrounded by more than five lovely restaurants. Classes are also offered. Open year ‘round, Wed.- Sun. Noon – 6 PM. (Closed Mon & Tues).
ART-TEE-DA!!!307 Colorado Ave., Stuart • [email protected], ART-TEE-DA.comART•TEE•DA!!! is an American Fine Art and Fine Craft Gal-lery located in historic downtown Stuart, Florida just north of Confusion Corner. In addition to fabulous original paintings, giclees, photography and sculptures, ART•TEE•DA!!! features hand-crafted fiber art, table art, ceramics, pottery, garden art, stained and hand-blown glass, writing instruments and unique jewelry, all “homegrown in America”. Open 7 days a week dur-ing season (November 1st through April 30th):Monday - Satur-day: 11 AM - 6 PM; Sunday: noon - 4 PM. Summer hours (May 1st through October 31st): Tuesday - Saturday: 11 AM -6 PM; Sunday: noon - 4 PM; Mondays: available by appointment or serendipity. Facebook.com/ArtTeeDa Artist Framing Gallery1052 NE Country Way, Jensen Beach772.225.2500 • aristframinggallery.com Located in a home, the gallery has 40 feet of hanging space and a full service professional frame shop. We host monthly art shows, details posted on our website. The Jensen Beach Art League meets October- April. Space is available for teaching and art demonstrations. Open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 10-4; closed Wednesday. Monday and Saturday by chance or appoint-ment. Contact Marilee Lee for more information.
Artists For A Cause2688 SE Willoughby Blvd, Suite B. Stuart772.419.8778 • www.A4AC.orgArtists for a Cause creates professional and educational opportunities for visual and performing artists whenever their art is being used for community improvement. We take on issues like poverty, health con-cerns, and support culture at the same time. As an artist, donor, or volunteer, you can join us in creatively building better communities. Visit www.a4ac.com today! Hours: 10 AM – 5 PM, Mon-Fri.
Bamboo Beach Gallery3836 SE Dixie Hwy (Country Club Plaza)Stuart 772.359.6221 • [email protected] in “Highwaymen” paintings for 14 years; now at this new location in Stuart. We also carry vintage art of various disciplines, sculpture, antiques and designer costume jewelry. We accept consignments and also handle entire estate liquida-tions. Owner: Hamilton McQueen (Cody) Hours: Every day of week including Sunday, 10:30 – 4:00 PM; Thursday by chance. Call if coming any distance. Blue Water Editions Gallery4665 SE Dixie Hwy, Stuart • 772.286.0484, 772.600.2513 • www.bluewatereditions.comBlue Water Editions’ gallery exhibits and sells limited edition prints by a select group of emerging and established artists and photographers. Our art consultants work with individuals, from first-time buyers to seasoned collectors, businesses, and interior designers on corporate and residential art projects. Clay Habit Studio1811 NE Mango Terrace, Jensen Beach • 772.341.1334 www.clayhabitsupply.com • [email protected] Habit Studio/ Natures Way, a one stop, full service, work-ing / teaching studio. Facilitating / distributor for all your pot-tery supply needs, clay, glaze and more. Ample studio space, fully-equipped production area. Patrons welcome to come for the day, or attend regularly scheduled classes, basic to ad-vanced. Workshops year ‘round “Come Clay With Us”. Tues-Fri 10 AM-6 PM and/or by appt.; Sat 10 AM -2 PM Court House Cultural Center80 East Ocean Boulevard, Stuart • 772.287.6676www.martinarts.org • [email protected] by the Arts Council of Martin County, the Court House Cultural Center Gallery hosts fine art exhibitions.Designed in the art deco style and built in 1937, as a federal Public Works Administration project, the building was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1997. Tues-Fri, 10 AM – 4 PM; Sat 11 AM -2 PM
F-R Fine Arts, Inc.2514 SE Willoughby Boulevard, Stuart [email protected] www.frfinearts.com F-R Fine Arts, Inc. gallery and studio is owned and cheerfully managed by Sharon Raab. Currently offered are still life, oil and pastel painting classes continuing most of the year, and life drawing studio January through March. We are open by appointment.
Geoffrey C. Smith Galleries47 W. Osceola St., Stuart • 772.283.8336www.geoffreysmith.com, [email protected] Geoffrey C. Smith Galleries offers unparalleled wildlife artistry, crafting bronze sculptures featured locally, such as the “Stuart Sailfish.” His works exhibit evanescent glimpses of the natural world, transforming them into eternal, stately pieces as timeless and evocative as the ancient lost-wax casting method utilized in their creation. Hours: Mon-Sun, 11 AM-4 PM or by appointment.
Marsh Rabbit Gallery3216 NE Maple Ave., Jensen Beach • 772.225.5005 www.marshrabbit.com • [email protected]
Marsh Rabbit Gallery in the pink house (built in 1913) in downtown Jensen Beach displays and retails local artists. Each month in “Season” begins with a First Thursday reception for current featured artists. Tues-Sat. 10 am – 4 pm and Thurs nights, and by appointment. Summer hours: June 1 – Sept; Th 12-9 PM; Fri 9-4 PM; Sat 10-3 PM, or by Appointment, 225-3094.
Mimi McCallum Studio & Gallery3748 SE Ocean Blvd., Sewalls Point, Stuart, FL 772.341.1021 www.mimimccallum.com • [email protected] Harbour Bay Plaza, Sewall’s Point, it is a working/gallery studio with opportunities to enjoy classes, guest artists, and Mimi’s work. Mon-Sat, 11-6 PM. Molly’s House Gallery430 SE Osceola Street, Stuart • 772.223.6659 www.mollyshouse.org • [email protected]’s Gallery hosts local artists each month in a variety of mediums. The exhibit area covers three floors of the Victorian style house. The Gallery is open daily from 10 AM – 7 PM. On the first Thursday of each month, a reception is held for the artists from 5:30-7 PM.
Vicki Villa Fine Art/Peter’s Gallery3750 SE Ocean Blvd., Stuart [email protected], VickiVillaFineArt.comNestled between the Indian and St. Lucie rivers in Harbour Bay Plaza at Sewall’s Point, Peter’s Gallery is a collection of visual works that include fine art originals, watercolor and sculpture. The gallery’s pieces capture a variety of imagery and feelings, from the southern tropics to classical style. 11-5 PM Tues-Sat &or by appt.
The Pottery of Carlee Weston & Friends344 Alice Avenue, Stuart • 772.692.3586www.carleeweston.com • [email protected] are a group studio and Gallery. We offer classes in Clay Art and Using the Potter’s Wheel. Rental space is available for visiting potters. Stuart Art Supply & Studio/The Artist’s Nook43-45 Kindred St., Stuart • [email protected] • www.stuartartsupply.comThe Artists’ Nook at Stuart Art Supply exhibits work by local artists and art education. The studio gallery offers art classes and workshops.
Stuart Coffee Company Café & Gallery55 Flagler Avenue, Stuart • [email protected] a stroll through the Stuart Coffee Company & Gallery and check out our unique artwork from locally established and new, up and coming artists. The gallery walls feature mediums in oil, acrylic, watercolor and multimedia. Coffee, food, art, beer & wine, all at the Stuart Coffee Company - Café & Gal-lery. Located next to the Lyric Theater in historic downtown Stuart.
Cultural VenuesAudubon of Martin County, Inc.621 SE Palm Beach Rd., Stuart772.288.2637 • www.http://audubonmartincounty.orgAudubon of Martin County & Possum Long Nature Center.A 4.7-acre urban forest in the heart of Stuart with walking trails, butterfly garden, restored wetlands, historic structures, an extensive natural history library, bird art and more.The Barn Theatre2400 E. Ocean Blvd., Stuart772.287.4884 • www.barn-theatre.comThe Barn is a 169-seat community theatre celebrating its 40th anniversary. It is the oldest Community Theatre on the Trea-sure Coast. They present 6 main stage productions of plays or musicals from September - June, as well as several special events throughout the year. The Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast1706 NE Indian River Dr. • 772.225.7575 www.childrensmuseumtc.orgThe Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast is a hands-on, interactive safe learning environment located in Indian River-side Park, Jensen Beach. Court House Cultural Center & Gallery80 E Ocean Boulevard • Historic Downtown Stuart772.287.6676 • www.martinarts.orgManaged by the Arts Council serving Stuart and Martin County, the Court House Cultural Center Gallery hosts fine art exhibitions. Designed in the art deco style and built in 1937, as a federal Public Works Administration project, the building was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1997.
Elliott Museum825 NE Ocean Blvd. • 772.225.1961 www.elliottmuseumfl.orgA museum of Art, History, and Technology that blends tradi-tional museum experiences with interactive exhibits designed to enhance visitors understanding of the Treasure Coast, its rich history and cultural value. Hours: Monday-Sunday, 10 AM – 5 PM
Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center890 NE Ocean Blvd., Stuart772.225.0505 • www.floridaocean.orgLocated on Hutchinson Island, and situated between the At-lantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon, the 57 acre parcel houses the Society’s headquarters, nature trails, 750,000-gal-lon Game Fish Lagoon, Children’s Activity Pavilion, Sea Star Touch-Tank Pavilion, Rays on the Reef Ray Pavilion and the Frances Langford Visitors Center. 10 AM- 5 pm Mon.-Sat.; noon-4 PM Sun. $10 adults, $5 children ages 3-12, Children under 3 Free, Members Free. House of Refuge Museum at Gilbert’s BarMacArthur Blvd, Hutchinson Island, Stuart 772.225.1875 • http://www.elliottmuseumfl.org/p/20Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the House of Refuge, built in 1875, is Martin County’s oldest building and once served as a refuge for shipwreck victims along our rocky coastline. The House is now a museum operated by the Historical Society of MartinCounty.
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Lighthouse ArtsCenter 373 Tequesta Dr., Tequesta • 561.746.3101 www.lighthousearts.orgAs northern Palm Beach County’s oldest and largest visual arts museum, the Lighthouse ArtCenter is a two-building operation featuring a stand-alone school of art with classes for children and adults, beginner though professional levels; a popular summer camp for kids ages 4-12; and diverse and educational exhibits. Hours: Mon-Fri 10 AM – 4 PM; Sat. 10-2 PM.
Lyric Theatre59 SW Flagler Ave., Historic Downtown Stuart 772.286.7827 www.lyrictheatre.comFor over three quarters of a century, the Lyric Theatre has played a leading role in bringing quality entertainment to the Treasure coast. Built as a silent movie house in 1926, the re-stored Lyric attracts more than 80,000 theatergoers annually for a full slate of concerts, shows and cultural events. The Lyric is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Lyric’s Flagler Center201 SW Flagler Ave., Historic DowntownStuart • 772.286.7827 • www.lyrictheatre.com(In the former Flagler Park Recreation Center)The Lyric’s Flagler Center is a versatile multi-purpose venue that can be easily transformed into a black box theatre, a dance club, a dinner theatre or an intimate concert setting. The Center is owned by the City of Stuart and is operated by the Lyr-ic Theatre. The venue is available for rent for everything from meetings to weddings; it will accommodate up to 370 people. Road to Victory Museum319 SE Stypmann Blvd., Stuart • 772.692.0302http://www.roadtovictorymilitarymuseum.org
StarStruck Theatre 2101 S. Kanner Hwy. Stuart • 772.283.7787 www.StarStruckFL.comStarStruck Theatre celebrates its 13th season providing the Treasure Coast with top quality theatrical productions. Star-Struck boasts a 203 seat state-of-the-art theatre where every seat is great! Take classes in our award winning academy, rent the theatre for your next party or fund-raiser or buy tickets to a great show!
Stuart Heritage Museum161 SW Flagler Ave., Historic Downtown Stuart 772.220.4600 www.stuartheritage.org
Programs/OrganizationsArt Associates of Martin County772.283.3146 www.artassociatesmartinco.comAAMC provides the opportunity for local artists to gather, share and learn in a supportive atmosphere. Our aim is to assist and encourage creativity in the arts for our members. Meet-ings provide demonstrations by prominent artists, information, social time & a student of the month award. We sponsor shows & exhibits, grant art scholarships, foster a paintings on loan program in the community & fund raise for charity. All are welcome! 2nd Mon of the month, Oct-May, 7:30 pm, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Smith Hall, 623 East Ocean Blvd., Stuart, FL 34994
Artists for a Cause, Inc2688 SE Willoughby Blvd, Ste. B. Stuart • 772.419.8778 www.A4AC.org • [email protected] for a Cause creates professional and educational oppor-tunities for visual and performing artists whenever their art is being used for community improvement. We take on issues like poverty, health concerns, and support culture at the same time. As an artist, donor, or volunteer, you can join us in creatively building better communities. Visit www.a4ac.org today! Hours: 10:00-5:00 PM Monday-Friday Atlantic Classical Orchestra772.460.0850 • www.acomusic.orgThe Atlantic Classical Orchestra is an all-professional orchestra in its 22nd season of presenting highly artistic performances at the Lyric Theatre in Stuart.
Bach’s Children Music School772.458.8820 www.bachschildrenmusicschool.org
The Dance Academy of Stuart333 Tressler Dr., Stuart • 772.220.9440www.danceacademyofstuart.com
Duck in the Truck Puppets, Inc.772.334.3022 •www.puppetime.comDuck in the Truck Puppets educates and entertains children through the art of puppetry, bringing original puppets and music to festivals, schools and homes. All ages will enjoy the antics of Professor O and his merry band of characters and participating in puppet making.
Florida Arts & Dance Company938 SE Central Parkway, Stuart• 772.288.4150 www.fladance.orgFlorida Arts & Dance Company is a not-for-profit organization with the mission of providing individuals with dance educa-tion, training and performing opportunities. In addition to its regular dance and fitness classes for children and adults, FADC conducts community outreach programs for under-served seg-ments of our community. Fort Pierce Jazz & Blues Society772.460.5299• www.jazzsociety.com [email protected] Fort Pierce Jazz & Blues Society presents Jazz and Blues music to the public in a variety of ways, including: festivals,
performances, free jam sessions, hands-on workshops, clinics, community education, and outreach initiatives.
Garden Club of Stuart772.286.4718 • www.gardenclubofstuart.org
Hobe Sound Fine Arts League8879 SE Bridge Rd., Marketplace Plaza, Hobe Sound 772.546.2946 • www.hobesoundartists.com [email protected], workshops, two art shows, member gallery artwork for sale, college entry art scholarships. Monthly meetings are held every 3rd Monday at 7 PM from October through April. Hours: 10-2, Mon-Sat. Closed Sunday.
Jensen Beach Art League1052 NE Country Way, Jensen Beach 772.692.1884The Jensen Beach Art League has the unique position of being the only organization on the Treasure Coast that host outdoor shows through the season from November to April. We show on the 2nd Sunday of the month at Indian RiverSide Park in Jensen Beach from 10 AM to 4 PM. The league strives to pres-ent the best art by the best artists at one of the most beautiful riverside settings. Meetings are held the 2nd Friday of the month at 10 AM at the Artist Framing Gallery at the above address. Call for information.
Kids Need More Art555 S. Colorado Ave., Ste. 104, Stuart561-746-4576 • [email protected] • facebook.com/kidsneed-moreart • twitter.com/kidsneedmoreartA teacher-created, advocacy-based children’s art studio offer-ing classes, camps, programs and more at the Jupiter studio, the Pine Jog Environmental Education Center in WPB and our brand new location in beautiful Downtown Historic Stuart. Hours depending on the various programs.
Log Cabin Senior CenterLangford Park • Parks & Recreation Department772.334.2926 • www.martin.fl.us.com The Martin County Parks and Recreation Log Cabin Senior Activity Center is a beautiful building. In 2006 the Cabin was placed in the Martin County Historic Register. It serves the community as a Senior Center and congregate meal site. Our Art classes are well received and their beautiful work hangs on walls for to all enjoy.
Multi-Cultural Outreach Center772.228.4595; 888.859.8774 www.Martinmcc.org • [email protected] Palm City Art Associates, Inc.772.286.6589Palm City Art Associates, Inc., an organization of active artists, is dedicated to encouraging and promoting the fine arts among our members and within our community. They hold an Annual Art Show & Sale; award scholarships; & sponsor ongoing art exhibits; Palm City Art association meetings with interesting demonstrations. 2nd Wednesday from Oct - May. Donohue Room at the Cummings Library. 1 - 3 p.m. Guests Welcome!
Shiloh Theatrical Productions772.221.1113 • www.ShilohTheatrical.com
South East Florida Archaeological Society772.225.6508 • www.sefas.orgStarStruck Performing Arts Center & Theatre 2101 S. Kanner Hwy. Stuart • 772.283.2313 www.StarStruckFL.comis an award winning Academy & Theatre offering performance opportunities as well as classes in musical theatre, acting, dance, voice, guitar & piano. StarStruck has won national ac-claim and boasts students performing on Broadway! The pro-fessional place to take a class or see a show! If your child is se-rious about being a performer there is no better place to train! Stuart Community Concert Band772.487.4449 Stuart School of Music1608 S. Kanner Hwy., Stuart • 772.221.8000 www.stuartschoolofmusic.comFounded in 1993 and offers private lessons in piano, voice, violin, viola, cello, bass and guitar for beginners through advanced including adults. The school hosts the National Fed-eration Music Clubs’s “Festival” and the National Guild Piano Playing Auditions each year.
Treasure Coast Community Singers772.224.8807 • www.tccsingers.orgThe Treasure Coast Community Singers is a 80-member com-munity choir comprised of singers of all levels from St. Lucie and Martin Counties. Meet each Monday at 7 p.m. at North Stuart Baptist Church, 1950 N. Federal Hwy for rehearsal.
Treasure Coast Flute Choir772.288.5277Includes fifteen professional and amateur musicians from Vero Beach to Miami. The ensemble was started by Lindsay Hager and is conducted by her husband Al. They play classical to jazz arrangements which include using the piccolo, C, Alto and Bass flutes.
Treasure Coast Music Teacher’s Association 772.283.8087 • www.TCMTA.org A professional association of accredited music teachers on the Treasure Coast. Offering a variety performance opportunities including recitals and musicales in additional to master classes for students.
Treasure Coast Woodcarvers772.529.5190
Treasure Coast Youth Symphony 772.486.8175 • www.treasurecoastyouthsymphony.comThe Treasure Coast Youth Symphony is composed of the most talented student musicians selected by annual audition from In-dian River, St. Lucie and Martin and northern Palm Beach coun-ties in Florida. The orchestra performs standard and classical literature, as well as modern transcriptions of Broadway scores.
Visionary School of the Arts1650 S. Kanner Hwy. 772.834.8844 • visionaryschoolofarts.comA center for fine arts instruction in most mediums, drawing skills and more for the development of beginning and emerg-ing artists from age 6 to adults. Semester programs, intern-ships and shows.
Activities Schedule November 20-23!Watch for details!
Martin County Special Needs Training
We need 4 volunteers who can give us 2 hours a week twice a month to work in classrooms in Martin County High School and David Anderson Middle Schools in Stuart. You don’t have to be an artist. You need only to be capable of supervising a project and distributing materials (which we will provide) to the students. The teacher and at least one aide will be in the classroom with you and can also help you. Please, if you can find time in your schedule to give us 2 to 4 hours a month please contact Jordan Bernstein at [email protected] or 561-351-7075.
Florida Viva 500! Award-winning artists!
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THE FRENCH IMPRESSIONISTSPARIS 1863 - 1889
Study artists and their paintings.Monet, Renoir, Manet, Degas,
Cassatt, Morisot, Pissarro, Caillebotte 5 ART STUDY MONDAYS
2:00 to 4:00, January 13 to February 10with Jane Miller in Smith HallSt. Mary’s Episcopal Church
623 E. Ocean Blvd., Stuart Enrollment reservation requiredCall 219-0707
Save the Date –
February 13 2014
St Mary’s Pittenger Center
Thursday, Dec 5th, 7 pm with Patrons’s Gala at 5:30
Saturday, Dec 7th, 2 pm and 7 pm Sunday, Dec 8th, 3 pm
NutcrackerFlorida Arts & Dance
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the patrons who have contributed $250 or More to The Arts Council*:
**Listing as of print date, reflecting the previous 12 months. Please advise the Arts Council office if you notice any errors. Thank you.
Marvin FrenkelDebbie FriedmanMarjorie GildorLauri Goldstein
Henry (Hank) GonzalezAndrea Gregory-Pooley
Gayle HarrellCatherine (Katie) Hesse
Matt HollisterMarie Jureit-BeamishTim & Diane Kimes
Phyllis KordickSheila KurtzEllie Lafer
Donna LintonMary Ann Loomis
Michael LurieAndrea Lutz
Carolyn MortellJeanette & Larry Mueller
Vianne NicholsDeborah PittsNisha Pulliam
Gary Pyne Peggy Ranger
Laurence A. SchifferNicki SchoonoverMalia Schramm
Nancy ScullyCarmen L. Sherbert
Brenda SimpsonMr. & Mrs. John W. Sullivan
Joan H. ThomasLee Todd
Mrs. Edward C. TrimbleMr. & Mrs. George L. Turrell
Nancy K. Turrell & Ted AstolfiRobert E. Valle
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. WalgreenThomas Warner
Nichole WestSusan Wilson
Thomas WinterLisa P. Young
Alizarin Crimson StudioAwareness Technology
BB&TBlue Water Editions
Community Foundation of Palm Beach & Martin CountiesDolphin Bar & Shrimp House
Dunn Capital ManagementE. W. Consultants, Inc.
Electrical Connections, Inc.Fox, Wackeen, Dungey, Beard,
Bush, Goldman, Kilbride Waters and McCluskey LLP
FPLHollister Insurance
Jerry’s ArtaramaLawrence A. Sanders Foundation
Martin County OPUS Booster ClubNew York Times
Publix Super Markets CharitiesRV Johnson Insurance
Stuart Art SupplyStuart News / Scripps
J.J. Taylor Distributors, FL Inc.Target Stores
Wallace Chrysler Dodge Jeep RamWaste Management
Water Pointe Realty Group of Stuart, Inc.
Wilmington Trust FSBYP The Real Yellow PagesMr. & Mrs. Howell Adams
Karen BarnesRoni Bartolini
Betty BrainJim Bruner
Craig & Patricia ChindemiEthel F. Christin
Charles & Judy CoffmanJanie Laemel Copes
Paula CostaPeter & Julie CummingsMark & Debra DuvallM. Lanning & Jane Fox
Cheryl French
Mike Pettengill with the lights provided by the Art of Light program
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LEGACY PROGRAMTHE ARTS LEGACY SOCIETY welcomes Maureen O’Connor Deighan and the Pettengills to the growing roster of local individuals who have stepped forward to join fellow arts lovers who are keeping the ARTS in mARTin flourishing for the next generation by making a commitment for a legacy gift.To learn more, to discuss a potential gift, or recognition for a gift that you intend to make, please call Nancy Turrell, executive director, 772-287-6676 ext 14.
“The Arts Council has grown and ac-complished great things in 33 years: arts education, exhibitions of fine local art as well as national and international exhibits, WSA, conferences serving lo-cal artists, ArtsFest and much more. My mother was one of the original docents at the Court House Cultural Center and over the years she loved to talk about the experiences and friendships she enjoyed at the CHCC. Let’s come together as a community to ensure that the Arts Coun-cil continues to grow and serve during the next 30 plus years. That’s what my family has done. Please ask about Arts Legacy today and how your family can help.” Maureen O’Connor Deighan, Arts Council Board Chairman, 1993-1996
About Terri & Michael Pettengill: As an art student beginning at age 7 with Saturday classes at the Toledo Museum of Art and continuing through to a degree in Commercial Art, Terri knows the value of the great community service the Arts Council provides. This is just one of the reasons Michael and Terri feel it is so important to contribute their time and resources to help in any way they can in bringing the culture of art to Treasure Coast. Michael was especially pleased and proud to design and install the beautiful lighting of the Court House Cultural Center which is the home of the Arts Council through their company’s “Art of Light” program. Whether through volunteer hours, donations or planning a legacy it is their pleasure to continue their contribution to the arts here at home in Martin County.
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One of the Court House Cultural Center’s galleries.
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The Arts Council of Martin County will be hosting the 2014 mARTies Award Ceremony Thursday, February 13, 2014 at the Pittenger Center near downtown Stuart.
CATEGORIES FOR STUDENT nominations have changed slightly this year. For a start, the winners of the four categories will receive $500 scholarship awards. In addition, there are now two Performing Arts categories, Instrumen-tal and Theatrical which includes actors, vocalists and dancers, as well as awards for outstanding Digital Media and Vi-sual Artist. The professional artist cat-egories remain the same: Digital Media, Visual Artist, Performing Artist, and Volunteer in the Arts. “The arts community in Martin Coun-ty continues to strengthen and evolve, and its social and economic influences in our area make a huge impact on our quality of life,” said Arts Council execu-tive director Nancy Turrell. “We wanted to make a statement by expanding the award recognition with a financial in-centive for students who want to con-tinue to develop their artistry. With the right partner we hope in future years to also award the outstanding professional artists with a financial award to ac-knowledge their contributions both on a financial and artistic level within this community.”
Event highlights include:
• Nancy Scully and Karen Janson are serving as co-chairs
• Nominated student artists will perform at the mARTies Award ceremony
• Chef Melissa Major, along with other top notch area chefs, will be delight guests with creative appetizers and desserts
• Artist Lynn Barletta will not only paint a “Starry Night over Stuart” original work for the event to auction, she will also teach guests how to create their own painting
• Former news anchor Bryan Garner will emcee the event
• And a special guest, hot from the Broad-way stage, will perform
Sponsorship information is available by calling Elaine Keller at
772.287.6676, ext 12 or by emailing [email protected].
CULTURAL CONVERSATIONS
Inspired By… Tom BollingerNovember 7
The Art of the Race
December 10
Wynwood Arts DistrictJanuary 18
Inspired By… Lindsay Garritson
April 6
November 7, 2013 | 7 pm | Court House Cultural Center INSPIRED BY… Tom Bollinger, artistAn intimate interview led by veteran Inspired By host, Janeen Mason, with Tom Bollinger. Tom recently received the Best of Theme award in the Viva Florida 500 exhibition. Tom’s work as an international corporate photographer and his current work with encaustics will be part of the interesting subjects covered during the session.
December 10, 2013 | 4:30 - 6:30 | Court House Cultural Center “THE ART OF THE RACE” Lecture on equestrian art by Zina DavisAmong history’s most enduring visual images, the horse continues to capture our imagina-tion through its majesty and quiet beauty, gentle nature and raw energy. Zina Davis is a nationally known curator of contemporary art. The lecture will start promptly at 5:15 pm.January 18, 2014 | ALL DAY!MIAMI MOTOR COACH EXCURSION – Wynwood Arts District & the New World Symphony Tour A full day of art and music in Miami. To include a private tour of the Frank Gehry-designed New World Symphony and a personalized tour of Wyn-wood Arts District and time for self-exploration. Lunch will be on your own.
APRIL 6, 2014 |4:30-6:00 | LOCATION TBDINSPIRED BY… Lindsay Garritson, pianistAn intimate interview led by Inspired By host, Janeen Mason, with musician Lindsay Gar-ritson. Lindsay recently competed in the prestigious Van Cliburn competition. An award-winning performer, Lindsay has received top prizes at the 2011 Montreal International Piano Competition and the 2011 Yale Woolsey Concerto Competition.
PRESENTED BY WILMINGTON TRUST, N.A.Reservations required for all Cultural Conversation Sessions.
Seats limited, fees or membership required.Cultural Conversations represents a new concept to tie together our many efforts to engage the com-munity in all things artistic with a goal to inspire greater participation in and a passion for the arts in our community. Through our Cultural Conversations, we intend to provide interesting and evocative
dialogue designed around P.L.A.C.E. (people, land, arts, culture and engagement).
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PICTURE PEOPLEImpact on Young Students
DURING THE 2012 –13 SCHOOL year, the Picture People Program visited with third graders at Jensen Beach and Citrus Grove Elementary Schools, compliments of the Arts Council of Martin County, who created the program. Each month two artists were showcased to approximately 200 students who learned about each artist’s life and their rich legacy in the annals of visual art. Touched and inspired by their paintings, the children’s eyes opened to the world of art, not only in the past, but in their own lives as well. Debra Magrann and Debra Alessandra happily volunteered their love and service to the students of Mar-tin County and were fortunate to expe-rience the impact they made. Lead teacher, Kim Brown, speaks for all the teachers when she explains, “Picture People is a great program that enriches our students. The students look forward to Ms. Alessandra’s vis-its and can’t wait to learn about the artist each month. This program al-lows the students an opportunity to learn about the great artists that have made an impact in the past. We are very fortunate to have this program available to our students.”
Story contributed by Debra Alessandro
“It was a joy to share with such an eager and attentive audience,” Mrs. Alessandra noted.
“A few of their many comments are quite telling.”
New Arts Resources
for KIDS!
THE ARTS COUNCIL ENCOURAGES YOU to immerse your child in the arts! Let them find their passion for Dance, Drama, Sculpting, Drawing, Music, Painting and more…Let us know if you are working with kids to enhance their creativity… we’ll add you our growing list of resources! Artistic Refuge
artisticrefuge.com
Bach’s Children Music School bachschildrenmusicschool.com/
Dance Academy of Stuartdanceacademystuart.com
Duck in the Truck Puppetspuppetime.com
Elliott Museumelliottmuseumfl.org
Florida Arts & Dance Companyfladance.org
Kids Need More Artkidsneedmoreart.com
St Lukes’s School of the Artsstlukesfl.org/arts
“Cultivating Creative Self Expression”
StarStruck Performing Arts Center and Theatre
starstruckfl.comGOT TALENT?
Stuart School of Musicstuartschoolofmusic.com
Visionary School of the Artswww.artofbreakthrough/
classes.com
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Arts Day – a plein air day for high school students who are serious about their visual artistry. Since 2012, 75 high school students have enrolled in an intensive day-long workshop with some of our areas best artists in pastels, acrylics, watercolors, drawing and photogra-phy. Target Stores is a sponsor of this program. In 2014, the venue will change from Memorial Park, downtown Stuart, to a horse farm in Indiantown as we collaborate for the Inside Track exhibition.
Marvin S Cone High School Juried Art Show – a tradi-tion since 1988, this exhibition showcases the best of the best high school visual arts students and provides them with the experience of exhibiting in a professionally de-signed exhibition. Awards are selected by a non-partial jury in a variety of media plus Best of Show. (Photo: artists and teachers from Jensen Beach High School)
MEET OUR NEW BOARD MEMBERSA COMMUNITY THAT SUPPORTS encourages and advances its cultural as-sets and achievements will thrive not only economically, but also in terms of qual-ity of life its reach is far and wide. Focus-ing on the arts can lift a community from mediocrity to greatness faster than com-munities that don’t. Cultural preservation and growth are vital for a community. It is what gives us our humanity, our soul, our history, and our purpose. The arts are the “jewelry” of the community. As the lo-cal advocate for the arts and cultural assets of our community, I am proud of what we at the Arts C o u n c i l have done to advocate for the on-going cul-tural story of our town. We take our cultural and fiscal stewardship role seriously. Our goals are aligned to our mission, which is aligned to fiscal sustainability. Even dur-ing these trying economic times we have managed to get debt free, operate more ef-ficiently, and yet maintain those programs and services that serve and support the arts in our community. But if our town is to thrive culturally we must continually challenge ourselves to lead, to nurture, to create, and to inspire the creative growth of our town. We must ask ourselves what can the arts do for the community? Can we help bring attention to the sad health of our river and estuary? Can we help in
the schools where the art, dance, or music experience may be lacking? We must cre-ate and seize those opportunities that help Martin County to be a place where the arts and artists thrive. As a working artist in the role of chair of the council I have found it to be extremely rewarding and sometimes challenging. I’ve met countless people that care deeply about the state of the arts in our commu-nity and work hard to make sure the arts thrive and grow. The challenges come
from realizing just how many people don’t have access to some form of cultural en-richment. Un-fortunately in bad economic times it seems that it’s the arts that are first to be cut. So our challenge then is to fill that gap. It has been a fun year with
the Arts Council of Martin County. We have accomplished a lot but there is always more to do. I want to inspire everyone to become more involved in the cultural sto-ry of our town. Introduce someone new to our cultural experiences. The rewards will come back more than you will ever give.
Lisa P. Young, Chairman
Lisa P. Young, Chairman
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Meet this year’s class of new board members
RONI BARTOLINIAfter attending New York City’s High School of Art & Design, Roni pursued her art and psychology de-grees in Connecticut. Time spent as an art educator and school psychologist followed. She continues to be a on the Board of the Hartford Art School, hav-ing served on the Board for many years, chairing the alumni committee and in-augurating the now yearly alumni show. Getting back to her artwork and serving her new community are now top priorities.
NEIL CAPOZZINeil is the owner of Stuart Art & Supply located on Kindred Ave in downtown Stuart (near the Post Of-fice). Neil has been in the art field as a painter for 48 years and a retailer of art materials for 40 years.
RICHARD LEVENSTEINRichard is a partner in the law firm of Kramer, Sopko and Levenstein located on Monterey Road in Stuart, specializing in commer-cial and healthcare litiga-tion; business and hospital law; physician practices; medical staff issues; and trust and probate litiga-tion. When not practicing law, Richard is the princi-pal cellist for the Treasure Coast Symphony.
They join returning members Lisa P. Young, Hank Gonzalez and Jim Chrulski in com-prising this year’s slate. Retiring from service after two terms are Donna Linton, Robyn Mendez and Nicki van Vonno. Board members typically serve two three-year terms. The board plays a vital role in the activities of the Arts Council from assisting with fund raising goals, providing leadership and oversight to our financial and policy decisions and in being visible advocates for the Council and the arts as a key element of the quality of life in our community. Many serve as volunteers on our committees before taking on a role as a board member. When recruiting board members, we seek to find a diverse set of talents and trea-sures to ensure a well-rounded point of view.
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CULTURE NOTESCitizens for Florida Arts, Inc., the citizen support organization for Florida’s Division of Cultural Affairs, proudly presents Convening Culture 2014: Connecting the Arts with En-vironmental Conservation, January 28th - 29th, in the inspiring setting of the Vero Beach Museum of Art.
THIS STATEWIDE CULTURAL con-ference will provide opportunities for meaningful professional development for Florida artists and individuals involved in Florida’s cultural organizations. Conven-ing Culture 2014 will also offer specific opportunities for participants to learn about the potential long term collabora-tions and crossover between arts pro-gramming and environmental conserva-tion. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about these two areas from nationally recognized leaders in addition to having the opportunity to network and learn from one another.The conference fee of $70 per person in-cludes attendance at the Tuesday evening Opening Reception and Talk from 5:30 to 7:30 in the beautiful Laura and Bill Buck Atrium at the Museum. Conference attendance includes lunch and the full day of all conference sessions on January 29th. For more information and other event details visit:www.florida-arts.org/conveningculture/
THE ELLIOTT MUSEUM’S 3rd exhibit in commemoration of its grand re-opening celebrates Josef Albers’ extensive contribution as an artist and educator. A number of Albers’ paintings will be on display, as well as the work of two of his students; Neil Welliver and Jane Davis Doggett. Welliver and Doggett mastered Albers’ discipline of the interaction of color, and made it, in decidedly different ways, central to their work. In this exhibition, the Elliott Museum will continue its commitment to combine traditional museum experiences with interactive learning. Throughout the exhibit, visitors will take part in hands-on color experiments, allowing them to create their own color palettes, to experience and explain color-blindness, and ultimately, how colors combine to complement and confound - inviting you to experience color as never before.
Albers & Heirs: Josef Albers, Neil Welliver,
&Jane Davis Doggett
Elliott Museum825 SE Ocean Blvd, Hutchinson Island
772-225-1961 www.elliottmuseumfl.org
Albers & Heirs: Josef Albers, Neil Welliver,
&Jane Davis Doggett
Lawrence A. Sanders Foundation
A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION (#SC-03297) AND ANY FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE. 1-800-435-7352. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE.
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