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VOLUME 43 ISSUE 3 May and June 2017
What’s this, and why is it important? See p. 6.
Two upcoming Gallery Receptions: -Fire & Rain: Our Chang-ing World May 5, 5-7 PM. -3rd Annual Juried Show Friday June 10, 5-7 PM SIXTEEN ! ! ! NEW ADULT WORKSHOPS Starting on page 7. Classes for youths every Tuesday and Thursday all summer! Grandkids visiting, rainy day, what-ever...FUN at the ARTS CENTER! Sunny Point Spectacular, June 4. See p. 10. Be a Triathlon Volunteer...p. 1.
Wanted: One Hundred People for The Arts Keuka Lake Triathlon, Sunday, June 11
Two hours of volunteer service will net ACYC $2000!
A job to love: watching hundreds of colorfully garbed riders, swimmers, runners; you can choose registration, head-counting, marking numbers
on their bodies, holding up a sign, warning traffic, cheering them on. And they are SO GRATEFUL they cheer us in return.
The Arts Center is once again working with Score This as the local partner for this year’s Strassburg Sock Keuka Lake Triathlon. The multifaceted race will be held on Sunday, June 11th from 7 am to noon, starting on the Keuka College campus.
The annual event attracts 500-800 athletes competing in either a medium length triathlon (1.5k swim, 40k bike, 10k run), a short triathlon (.75k swim, 22k bike, 5k run), a medium or short “Aquabike” (swim and bike) or a Duath-lon (bike and run). There’s even a short kids tri for kids of all ages.
Generally a festive and colorful affair, the Keuka Triathlon relies on volun-teers to help keep athletes on course and cheer them on. The Arts Center receives a donation for every triathlon volunteer. Volunteers help register athletes, help with body marking, man intersections to flag turns in the course, run boats (or jet skis) to guard swimmers and hand out water at the finish line. Typically volunteers serve for three to four hours on Sunday morning.
Anyone interested in volunteering for this year’s triathlon should contact the Arts Center at 315-536-8226 or [email protected] or Caryl Flickinger [email protected]
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ACYC Board Members:
Class of 2017
Dexter Benedict Joyce Herbert Sandy Murrin
Kristin Packard Susan Peck
Class of 2018
Marsha Devine Lana Grauer
Howard LeVant Karen Morris Karen Payne
Dixon Zorovich
Class of 2019 John Christensen
Daryl Davis Cindy Kowalski Anita Maroscher Kathy McFiggens
Lisa Saether Sandra Young
Officers
Sandra Young Pres. Dixon Zorovich VP
Anita Maroscher Treas. Joyce Herbert Sec.
Newsletter Editor Bonnie Barney
Executive Director
Kris Pearson
The mission of YCAC is to enrich the quality of
life of Finger Lakes residents, artists, and visitors by providing
opportunities for active participation in the arts.
To this end, we plan, promote, and develop
art programs and projects; coordinate,
schedule, and publicize events; develop & main-tain physical facilities.
From the Executive Director (That’s the one in the
background.)
Artistic Vision Gets Its Due While trolling around the internet reading news and opinion pieces recently I was pleased (and a bit surprised) to see one of my favorite columnists, Peggy Noonan, assert that “a great leader has more in common with an artist than an economist. Economists drill deep in narrow fields, but the artist’s view is more expansive; he’s more able to grasp the big picture and see how it is changing.” Another Noonan fan, Boise State University professor Nancy
Napier, writing for the Idaho Statesman, noted “in complex times with complex prob-lems, leaders need to be able to see a larger landscape. So many challenges de-mand many perspectives, and that’s what artists do naturally.”
Here at the Arts Center we’re working to present many perspectives on art with a range of exhibits, workshops, and programs that hopefully hit on many mediums, methods, and meanings of art. We’re also actively working to use art to help pro-mote our community and provide a draw for residents and visitors alike. We believe that the arts contribute to our community in a myriad of ways and that a creative, in-novative community is a healthy community.
Banish those outdated notions of “flaky artists”! Swing by and let the Arts Center help change your perspective! You’re always welcome here. Kris Pearson, Executive Director
Calling All Artists –
Relax Into Your Work with an Arts Center Residency
The Arts Center of Yates County is once again offering artists the opportunity for a 10 day residency at our lakeside facility, Sunny Point. Available to individual artists or for collaborative efforts, the art residency pro-gram makes the white cottage, the studio barn and the new pottery studio available for artists to spend uninterrupted time working on their art.
Two residency sessions are offered – one from June 30 to July 10 and the other from September 1st to September 11. Applications for the residency may be found on our website, www.artscenteryatescounty.org or email [email protected] to have a pdf emailed to you. The deadline for applications is Friday, May 12th. Art instructors are also invited to consider Sunny Point for a “host residency.” The lakeside property is available for groups of artists on a first come first served basis (subject to previously scheduled commitments). Information on the host residency program is also available on our website.
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In a Year of Tribute to the EARTH: Fire and Rain: Our Changing World
Featured in The Flick Gallery’s May show will be Carolyn Keys Jewelry, forged like fire and with droplets like rain. Carolyn Keys is a collection of jewelry designed and crafted by Carolyn Keys Hanisch in Bucks County Pennsylvania. Carolyn's designs artfully combine forms that have a unique style while at the same time imparting a feel-ing of timelessness. This is achieved through the use of rich materials that only get more beautiful with time. Her design is clean and balanced, but at the same time organic and imperfect. She's inspired by natural forms, architectural geometries, and ancient traditional arts. Carolyn's work is made to last. It is made for the per-son who expresses themselves through simple hand wrought accessories. It is made for those who want to know the story behind the objects they surround themselves with, to feel good using them, and to reject the culture of the disposable.
And blooming for spring rains, right out of the fiery kiln, are Owen Mann’s wall-hung ceramic blossoms. He says: "I create floral pieces from porcelain and clay for reasons that I cannot really explain except that I am captured by the sacred geometry and simplicity of each flower. I want viewers of my pieces to understand the fragility of the earth and my intention is to inform about the alarming change in our world's environment. Everyone loves flowers and I cannot make anything else at this time."
Public Opening Reception Friday, May 5, 5-7 PM
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3rd Annual ACYC Juried Show Opening Reception & Awards Ceremony
Friday, June 10, 5:00-7:00
The Shape of Things to Come (36"x28") | 2013 by Bradley Butler
Your presence is requested on Friday, June 10, 2017 from 5:00-7:00 pm at the Opening Recep-tion & Awards Ceremony at the Arts Center of Yates County in the Flick Gallery. On display will be the accepted entries from the ACYC Third Annual Painting & Photography Juried Exhibition. Earlier in the week the art will be delivered, hung in the gallery, and judged for awards. The exhibition judge is Bradley Butler. Mr. Butler has been making and exhibiting his work since 2006 and has been featured in solo and group exhibitions in Upstate/ Western NY, Brooklyn, NY; Georgetown, KY; and Portland, OR. Butler received an M.F.A. from Rochester Institute of Tech-nology in 2010 and his work has been featured in Studio Visit Magazine (Open Studios Press). In addition to making art, Butler also holds the position of gallery director at Main Street Arts in Clif-ton Springs, a gallery showing contemporary art and fine craft. Awards made possible by the generosity of local/regional residents, businesses, and arts organi-zations will be announced at the Reception. Paul & Nancy Middlebrook sponsor the Florence Middlebrook Excellence in Painting Award and Stephen & Elise Rosenfeld the Excellence in Photography Award. Lyons National Bank sponsors the Excellence in Creativity Award. Several other monetary and material/services awards will be given out during the ceremony at the opening reception on June 10. A Popular Vote Award will be given to the artist for the art work receiving the most votes during the run of the exhibit (June 10-July 5). The visiting public will have an opportunity to fill out a ballot during this show. We encourage everyone to vote for their favorite work. The June 10th 5-7pm Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony at Flick Gallery is free and open to the public. Refreshments are complementary and made available through the ACYC volunteer force. Wine and non-alcoholic punch will also be served.
THANKS to our great juried show sponsors: Golden Artist Colors goldenpaints.com, Guerrilla Painter guerrillapainter.com, Cheap Joes Art Stuff cheapjoes.com, Blick Art Materials DickBlick.com , Rochester Art Supply Fineartstore.com , Pixel Preserve pixelpreserve.net , Ampersand ampersandart.com , Museum Photographics Rochester, Stork Insurance Agency storkinsurance.com, Pastel Society of Western New York pastelsocietyofwesternnewyork.com , Lyons National Bank bankwithlnb.com , Longs Cards and Books longscardsandbooks.com , Paul & Nancy Middlebrook, Steven & Elise Rosenfeld, Mark & Deb Malcolm, Penn Yan Art Guild
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2017 Exhibit Planning for Artists:
With a year-long theme of A Tribute to Our Earth, exhibits and intake dates for artists are as follows: Fire & Rain: Our Changing World May 1; Fund Raiser THURSDAY July 6; The Wonderful World of Art in the Finger Lakes July 24; Our Big Blue Marble: The Family of Man October 9; Celebration 2017 November 20. If you are one of ACYC’s artists and you didn’t receive the 2017 calendar with its magnet for hanging, let Kris know and we’ll see that you are added to the mailing list.
Arts Center of Yates County
2017 Painting & Photography Juried Exhibition June 05 – July 06, 2017
CALENDAR:
May 8 Notice of acceptance May 29-June 2 Shipped Paintings & Photographs Due June 5 Hand delivered work due to Arts Center of Yates County 9 am – 12 noon June 6-8 Judging of Show June 9 Opening Reception 5:00-7:00 pm & Awards Presentations at 6:00 pm July 6 Pick up art work 10 am – 4 pm
Over $2000 in cash and merchandise awards will be awarded.
Palm-of-the-Hand Memoirists
The first Monday of every month, 4-5:30 PM, “Palm-of-the-Hand” memoir writers meet in the Board Room of the Arts Center. The concept of “Palm of the Hand” is to write about a single anecdote of your life expressed in no more than one page. If you’ve wanted to put down memoirs of your life, but didn’t know how to begin, this is a great format to start. We each read and offer feedback if requested. All welcome. (And we each kick in $1 to ACYC.)
Mon. May 1, 4:00-5:30
Mon. June 5, 4:00-5:30
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Sunny Point: Annie’s Boathouse Pottery Project Update
Sunny Point was the scene of much activity last year, with the fantastic new porch added to the studio barn, and the conversion of the boathouse into, “Annie’s Boathouse Pottery”. We are ready for ceramic classes this year! Our two electric kilns, two electric potter’s wheels, ceiling and exterior lighting as well as a commercial exhaust fan to vent the studio are all set. There is also a clay silt trap installed to contain clay and glaze sediments and filter them from going into the dry well septic system. Additional shelving was added along the perimeter walls. Several industrial work stools were sandblasted and reupholstered. The seats on both kick wheels were strengthened and reupholstered. Other newly donated equipment includes a 12 gallon Shop-Vac, an electric drill for mixing glazes with a painter mixer and an angle grinder to clean set glazes off kiln shelves. Grants last year funded our new slab roller, mixes of clay and various glazes - all of which were used and tested under the care of our 2016 summer instructor intern, Catherine Abbott who was compensated under another grant. Other items are needed for classes at Sunny Point and we are seeking donated specific equipment and/or money to buy:
Two commercial bakers’ racks to store flat ceramic pieces in between kiln firings. (Est $150 ea from Amazon)
A rolling banquet table rack to hold eight folding banquet tables in the studio barn. (Est $300)
The Sunny Point Committee would appreciate some assistance or underwriting of several
self-help projects at Sunny Point, including: Mid-summer trimming back of bushes and shrubs on the whole property, including
weed control of the invasive Japanese Knotweed Sand and paint the pottery window trim and people door, in the same red as the barn
color (we already have the paint). Construct new ‘skirts’ to mount below the porch of the White Cottage of framed, paint-
ed lattice. Use the same style lattice as the new barn porch skirts. Delivery of several yards of topsoil and grass seed for the grading/seeding of the lawn. Delivery of a yard of "crusher run" driveway gravel to cover the excavation across the
driveway for the buried electric. If you can help with labor or donation to fund any of these, please contact Kris Pearson at the Flick Gallery. For specific Sunny Point facilities questions, contact Di Johnson at 281-682-0968 or [email protected].
Arts Center Spring Classes and Workshops Rosenfeld Workshop Space above the Flick Gallery, 127 Main Street, Penn Yan Annie Smith Studio at Sunny Point , 868 W. Lake Rd., Dundee (on Keuka Lake)
Milly’s Pantry Kitchen, Upstairs at 19 Main Street, Penn Yan
Workshop Registration Information & Refund Policy Full class fee is required at registration. Absolutely NO partial class fees. One may make up missed class if available. Class size is limited; please register early to avoid closed classes. Classes with inadequate enrollment are cancelled 1 week before the first class meeting so please register early. All fees refunded when ACYC cancels a class. Refunds of class fees, less $10 administrative fee, are made for withdrawals prior to 2 business days before to first class or 2 weeks prior to full week workshop.
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For Youth
Beginner Songwriting Saturday, May 13 10 am ‐ noon
Instructor: Susanna Rose Arts Center
Learn the process of songwriting! Two simple songwriting exercises will help demystify the songwriting process. By the end of this workshop, you’ll understand more about the songwriting process and gain confidence to begin writ‐ing your own songs. Bring an instrument if you play one! $16 members, $20 not‐yet‐members, $5 students
Summer Fun ‐ Come & Create! Tuesdays & Thursdays June 27 ‐ August 31
(no class July 4) 10 am ‐ noon
Instructor: various Arts Center
A different class, a different project twice weekly through‐out the summer. Our top notch teachers have planned classes in drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics, origami, African drumming, printmaking and more. Take one, take all or anywhere in between. Pre‐registration is strongly advised, although drop‐ins will be accepted when space is available. $5 per class
Scheduled so far: Tuesday, July 11 – Button Jewelry with Janis Long
Tuesday, July 18 – Stained Glass with Marnie Lersch
Thursday, July 20 – Big Bodies with Karlene Van Deusen
Tuesday, July 25 – Bookbinding with Marnie Lersch
Thursday, July 27 – Clay Jewelry with Janis Long
Tuesday, August 15 – Mosaics with Marnie Lersch
Thursday, August 17 – Cyanotype with Marnie Lersch
Thursday, August 31 – Paper Quilt with Karlene van Deusen
For Adults
Green title = beginner friendly
Beginner Earrings Saturday. April 29, 1 ‐ 4 pm
Instructor: Janis Long Arts Center
Create your own earrings ‐ start with wire “findings” add beads, “found materials”, bent and hammered wire shapes and let your imagination and creativity soar. $24 members, $30 not‐yet members, $15 materials fee to instructor
Rediscovering Art Thursday, May 4 & May 11, 2017 7‐9 pm
Instructor: Bob Gillespie Arts Center
Rediscover the fun of drawing, painting and express‐ing yourself artistically with noted artist (and popular former Penn Yan Middle School art teacher) Bob Gil‐lespie. $32 members, $40 not‐yet members
Finding Your Niche in Art Saturday. May 6 10 am ‐ 4 pm
Instructor: Maureen McMahon Arts Center
Everyone has some artistic talent ‐ here’s a way to find yours! Take the “painting with a twist” idea even further by creating several similar small paint‐ings using different materials for each to find your most comfortable niche. $48 members, $60 not‐yet ‐members, $15 materials fee to instructor
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Beginner Songwriting Saturday, May 13 10 am ‐ noon
Instructor: Susanna Rose Arts Center
Learn the process of songwriting! Two simple songwrit‐ing exercises will help demystify the songwriting pro‐cess. By the end of this workshop, you’ll understand more about the songwriting process and gain confi‐dence to begin writing your own songs. Bring an instru‐ment if you play one! $16 members, $20 not‐yet‐members, $5 students
Chain Link Necklaces Saturday. May 20 10 am ‐ 3 pm
Instructor: Janis Long Arts Center
Create a beautiful and elaborate chain link necklace by fashioning intertwined links into complex patterns and designs. $40 members, $50 not‐yet members $20 ma‐terials fee to instructor
Basic Floral Design Saturday. May 27 10 am ‐ Noon
Instructor: Becky Foote Arts Center
Bring the beauty of your garden indoors through the artistry of floral design. Learn the basics for flower lon‐gevity, picking the right container, and creating beautiful designs along with some basic concepts of floral design, like color pallets, different styles, and textures. $26 members, $30 not‐yet members Bring flowers from your garden!
Land, Lake & Sky Saturday, June 3 9 am ‐ 4 pm Instructor: George Van Hook Sunny Point Capture the beauty of the Finger Lakes landscapes with award‐winning artist George Van Hook. Learn how to make the most of a limited palette, bring out light and shadow and fine tune a Finger Lakes landscape in water‐color, oil or acrylic. $48 members, $60 not‐yet‐members
Watercolor Painting Mon, June 12 & Tues June 13 9:30 am ‐ 2:30 pm
Instructor: Judy Soprano Arts Center
Explore watercolor tools and techniques with Judy. Demonstrations each morning, followed by individual painting and instruction. Great for artists at all levels! $80 members, $100 not‐yet‐members
Raku Pottery Thurs June 15 & Thurs June 22 10 am ‐ 2pm
Instructor: Alan Bennett Sunny Point
Learn high fire, quick cool glazing techniques with “fish guy” Alan Bennett. Build with raku clay week one, fire on the beach at Sunny Point the following week! $64 members, $80 not‐yet‐members, Materials fee $25
Art & Vine Thursday. June 15 7‐9 pm
Instructor: Marnie Lersch Arts Center
Art is not as hard as you think! Try your hand at painting with friends while sipping wine and being guided by a master artist. We provide the direction, the supplies and the refreshments ‐ you provide the laughter. $35 members, $40 not‐yet members, $5 less if you sign up with a friend or two
Beginner Polymer Clay Saturday. June 24 10 am ‐ 3 pm
Instructor: Janis Long Arts Center
Using polymer clay create brightly colored geometrically shaped beads that make fun and unique earrings, pen‐dants and more! $40 members, $50 not‐yet‐members $10 materials fee to instructor
Paint & Sip Thursday. June 29 3‐5 pm
Instructor: TBA Keuka Spring Winery
Art is not as hard as you think! Try your hand at painting with friends while sipping wine and being guided by a master artist. We provide the direction, the supplies and the refreshments ‐ you provide the laughter. $35 members, $40 not‐yet members, $5 less if you sign up with a friend or two
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Painting the Sky with Pastels Tuesday, July 11 6‐9 pm
Instructor: Lana Grauer Arts Center
Learn to use pastels to paint dramatic sky scenes!
$24 members, $30 not‐yet members
Slab Happy Saturday, July 22 10 am ‐ 3 pm
Instructor: Kim Cutler Sunny Point
Slab build three projects, experimenting with shape, imprints, carving, and more. $40 members, $50 not‐yet‐members
Oil Painting Mon, July 25 – Wed, July 27 9:30 am ‐ 2:30 pm
Instructor: Judy Soprano Arts Center
Explore oil tools and techniques with Judy. Demon‐strations each morning, followed by individual paint‐ing and instruction. $120 members, $150 not‐yet‐members
Plein Air Mon, July 31 thru Thurs August 3 9 am ‐ 4 pm Instructor: Kevin Feary Sunny Point
Look at composition, light, color and more, painting landscapes on‐site in oil, watercolor, acrylic or pastel under the direction of Rochester‐area painter Kevin Feary. $200 members, $250 not‐yet‐members
Volunteer Spotlight
George Dornberger
Our spotlight this month features volunteer George Dornberger. George has lived in the area over 20 years but was born and raised in the southern states of Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina. After gradu-ating from Appalachian State University, he moved to Boulder, Colorado where he spent 10 years in the restaurant industry. It was there that he developed a passion for food and creativity in cooking.
The South beckoned again, and George returned to pursue a career in golf. This career choice brought him to Penn Yan as the first PGA Pro at Lakeside Country Club’s new 18 hole golf course. He was there for 10 years, and it was during this time that he met and married his wife Vicki.
George’s next venture took him to Wegman’s where he reignited his interest in food merchandising and passion for food. George’s interests and career choices have served him well in retirement, as he loves to cook and plays golf for enjoyment. Both he and Vicki volunteer in the community and treasure the time spent with their grandchildren.
George insists he’s not artistic but holds an apprecia-tion for the arts. His mother was an artist—a metal sculptress. We, at the Arts Center, value many dif-ferent arts, and cooking is definitely one of them. So, yes, George, you ARE artistic. Thank you for being a volunteer.
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COME ONE, COME ALL TO THE OPENING OF
THE ARTS CENTER OF YATES COUNTY’S
SUMMER STUDIO “SUNNY POINT” ON THE LAKE!
SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 2017
1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Summer season at Sunny Point starts on Sunday, June 4 with an afternoon of fun and food at our lakeside facility.
There will be wine and beer tastings, music and activities for all as well as a chicken barbecue. Call the Arts Center at 315-536-8226 to pre-order your dinner. You can eat it there while enjoying the great outdoors or even pick up your meal as you drive by in your boat!
Come see our new pottery studio and find out what classes you want to sign up for this summer. There is lots going on at the Arts Center’s Sunny Point facility —don’t miss out!
Pottery Studio Opens
After several years of work and the generosity of numerous friends and benefactors, Annie’s Boathouse Pottery at Sunny Point will be open for business this summer. The former boathouse on the Sunny Point property is now a fully equipped pottery studio with wheels, kilns, tools and more. The Arts Center’s workshop committee is excited to be able to schedule pottery classes on site this summer, but the pottery will also offer supervised open studio time throughout the summer.
Mansfield University senior Alex Hileman will be interning in the pottery studio this summer. A social work major, Alex has also become a talented potter since discovering the art in high school. He’s currently studying with “the ceramic fish guy” Alan Bennett and has been teaching some ceramics classes as well as continuing to improve his glazes and techniques.
The Arts Center plans to offer up to 15 hours of open studio time per week for a fee of $50/week. The studio will be open Mondays and Fridays from 10 am to noon and from 1-3 pm, on Wednes-day from 7 pm – 9 pm and on Saturdays from 10 am – 3 pm. Those using the open studio will be required to buy clay and glazes through the Arts Center. Alex will be responsible for firings and overseeing the equipment and materials.
Stop by the official Sunny Point opening on Sunday, June 4th from 1-4 pm to take a look at the pottery studio or call the Arts Center for more details!
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Co-Presidents: Sandy Cook (315-694-8221) and Daryl Davis (914-356-6247)
Art Guild Meetings are Third Wednesdays at 7:00 PM at ACYC April-October. All artists are welcome to join our activities. Monthly meetings and plein air paint-outs are held April-October. Open Studio hours are scheduled Nov.-Mar. PYAG exists to encourage all artistic endeavors.
Dues are Active Member $25 , Associate Member (not displaying art) $20. Send dues to Eric Happ, 3742 Kime Beach Rd., Geneva, NY 14456
Plein Air Painting Days We invite everyone to “paint out” with us.
...Mon. May 8 on Outlet Trail, Peak Water Over Seneca Mills Falls
...Mon. May 22 at Rainbow Cove Motel, Plum Point Road, on Seneca
...Monday, June 12 at Rooster Hill Winery, 489 NY-54, Penn Yan
...Monday, June 26 Cathy Danielson’s, 5347 Dutch Street, past McGregor’s
Guild Luncheon – May 17th
Details will be mailed to members. Guests welcome.
June 21, 7 PM, Meeting at Arts Center Program: Digital Image Fundamentals and Online Submissions, Steve Bon Durant
PYAG Website: www.PennYanArtGuild.org [email protected]
Marvelous Minis are Coming!
Have you signed up to donate a small work? Get on board with dozens of other ACYC supporters: artists and “celebrities” alike are signing on to donate works for the Arts Center’s Small Works show July 7-22.
All works will go on sale at 5:00 PM on July 7, and all for the same bargain price of $50. If you remember when we did this in 2015, it was a circus to watch people race for their favorite or express disappointment when someone else beat them to it. If you draw, paint, collage, sculpt, letter and frame a favorite quote, or put lake glass in a shadow box, it qualifies you as an artist, and we’d love to include your donation. Let Kris know or drop something by the Arts Center, and we’ll count you in. Pictured works donated by Wynn Yarrow, JVK and Connie Berberian
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Email [email protected] to exhibit,
become a sponsor or to volunteer for this great event!
Business Members: Basin Park Marina
Birkett Mills Century 21, Mark Malcolm Church Creative Flooring
D J Builders & Remodelers Finger Lakes B&B
Finton’s Landing B&B Hunt Country Vineyards
Knapp & Schlappi Lumber La Belle Vie B&B
Longs’ Cards & Books Mark & Deborah Malcolm
Marbles Automotive Douglas B. Miles Agency
Morgan’s Grocery Nothnagle Realtors
Opera House Antiques, Willie Bilancio
Paul Knapp Water Systems Priem Financial Group,
Sam & Sue Priem Rooster Hill Vineyards
Thomas Scott Woodwork Sommerville Pottery
Stork Insurance Water Street Pharmacy Wagener Estate B & B, Maureen Reigelsperger
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Benefactor $500+ Patron $300-$499 Sue DeGeorge Doug & Arianne Tepper Business $100+ Willie Bilancio - Opera House Antiques Maryann Reigelsperger- Wagener Estate Contributor $150-$299 Tom & Virginia Braun Rose II Freedom Paul and Dixon Zorovich Exhibiting Artist $60- Connie Berberian Marsha Devine Doris Hooker Brenda Lyness Associate $60-$149 Vicki and George Dornberger Donald & Priscilla Erickson Murray & Sarah Hestley Linda and Bill LaRock Thomas and Karen Love William and Alise Mahr Mindy & Nick Misnick Robin Staver and Robert Narde Marv, Joy and Caitlin Pallischeck Rosa and George Thompson
Individual / Family $40-$59 Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ahola Laurie and Bob Babcock Margot Bliven Matthew Burnell
Jack and Barbara Clarcq Brian and Deb Connelly Arthur and Beverly Kirk Mary Kubli Drury & Malcolm MacKenzie Margaret and Scott Michael Deborah Scharf Dana & Helen Schillinger Thomas Scott Joanne Searle & Bruce Borglum Seneca Lake Duck Hunters As-soc. Tom Smith and Louis Spinelli Martha Treichler, Crooked Lake Review Christine Tunney Senior $30-$39 Gini Albertalli Donna Alexander Rosanna Bates Jeannine Clark Eileen Correll Bob & Margy Delbono Helen Sherin Duffy Margaret Kirch Tina Miller Mark and Sue Morris Louise Payne Mary Sherman Clarinda Straub Emil Timilione Student $15- Rachel Joyce Dillon
We are grateful that Memberships Support The Arts Center These members joined or renewed between February 15 and April 15.
Thank you!
EARTH without art is just e h.
Arts Center of Yates County 127 Main Street
Penn Yan, NY 14527
Hours Open Mon.-Fri 10:00-4:00, Sat 10-2,
315-536-8226 E-mail: [email protected]
Www.ArtsCenterYatesCounty.org
YCAC‘s programs are supported in part with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts
