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129 East Main Street, P.O. Box 13, Orange, VA 22960 Ph: (540) 672-7311, email: [email protected] website: artscenterorange.org Fall 2010 The Art of Alaska: Past and Present Collectors Amrie and Peter Lipsky present an exhibit including select pieces of traditional Alaskan art from their private collection and the work of two prominent contemporary Alaskan artists, Inupiat artist Ron Senungetuk, past chair of the University of Alaska’s art department and founder of the University’s Native Arts Studies Center , and Barry Smith (Schgunaa) an Alaskan Tlingit who carves the tusks and teeth of woolly mammoth, walrus and orca in the Tlingit/Haida tradition. Opening Reception: Thursday, November 11, at 6:30pm, curator talk at 7pm Exhibit Dates: November 11 – December 22, 2010 Special Curator’s Reception: Saturday, October 16, 2010 -- Contact Cynthia Hurst at [email protected] to learn more. In the Morin Gallery: New Work by Laura Edwards Wooten Opening Reception, Thursday, September 9th at 6:30pm Exhibit Dates: September 9 - October 31, 2010 In this exhibit curated by Pam Black & Theo vanGroll of the UVA School of Architecture, Charlottesville artist, Laura Edwards Wooten explores an intimate interior world through landscapes both invented and observed, in oil, acrylic and mixed media collage. Her Momentum Series presents a personal narrative as told through an iconography of invented landscape elements. Mountains, oceans and clouds conspire with small boats, winding paths and garden gates to act out the story of creative struggle. Her Apollo Road Series explores a landscape of creative sanctuary. Generated from both memory and observation, shifting perspectives of broad vistas, bird’s eye maps, and diminutive vignettes are utilized to recreate the spirit of place as experienced by the artist. These overlapping bodies of work reveal different parts of the same journey, navigating between solitude and community, surrender and ambition, safety and risk: a meditation on the struggle to maintain creative momentum, and the joy that unexpectedly reveals itself along the way. The Arts Center In Orange is open Monday - Saturday, 10 - 5 (subject to volunteer availability). Carved relief wood by Ron Senungetuk Numbers 13 and 5 from Laura Wooten’s Momentum Series Barry Smith, Walrus Ivory

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129 East Main Street, P.O. Box 13, Orange, VA 22960Ph: (540) 672-7311, email: [email protected]: artscenterorange.org Fall 2010

The Art of Alaska: Past and PresentCollectors Amrie and Peter Lipsky present anexhibit including select pieces of traditionalAlaskan art from their private collection andthe work of two prominent contemporaryAlaskan artists, Inupiat artist Ron Senungetuk,past chair of the University of Alaska’s art

department and founder of the University’s Native Arts StudiesCenter , and Barry Smith (Schgunaa) an Alaskan Tlingit who carvesthe tusks and teeth of woolly mammoth, walrus and orca in theTlingit/Haida tradition.

Opening Reception: Thursday, November 11, at 6:30pm, curator talk at 7pmExhibit Dates: November 11 – December 22, 2010Special Curator’s Reception: Saturday, October 16, 2010 -- Contact Cynthia Hurst [email protected] to learn more.

In the Morin Gallery:New Work by Laura Edwards WootenOpening Reception, Thursday, September 9th at 6:30pmExhibit Dates: September 9 - October 31, 2010

In this exhibit curated by Pam Black & Theo vanGroll of the UVA School ofArchitecture, Charlottesville artist, Laura Edwards Wooten explores anintimate interior world through landscapes both invented and observed,in oil, acrylic and mixed media collage. Her Momentum Series presents apersonal narrative as told through an iconography of invented landscapeelements. Mountains, oceans and clouds conspire with small boats, windingpaths and garden gates to act out the story of creative struggle. Her ApolloRoad Series explores a landscape of creative sanctuary. Generated fromboth memory and observation, shifting perspectives of broad vistas, bird’seye maps, and diminutive vignettes are utilized to recreate the spirit ofplace as experienced by the artist. These overlapping bodies of work revealdifferent parts of the same journey, navigating between solitude andcommunity, surrender and ambition, safety and risk: a meditation on thestruggle to maintain creative momentum, and the joy that unexpectedlyreveals itself along the way.

The Arts Center In Orange is open Monday - Saturday, 10 - 5 (subject to volunteer availability).

Carved relief wood by Ron Senungetuk

Numbers 13 and 5 from Laura Wooten’sMomentum Series

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PRESIDENT’SCORNER

AS A CHILD AND ON UPTHROUGH COLLEGE, IWAS ALWAYS BUSY WITHPROJECTS INVOLVINGDRAWING, PAINTING,

SCULPTURE, AND POTTERY. AS YOU ALLKNOW, LIFE TAKES OVER AND YOU HAVETO START MAKING A LIVING…SO ALLTHOSE FUN THINGS HAVE TO TAKE A BACKSEAT TO REALITY.

WELL, DECADES LATER AND IN THERETIREMENT MODE, I FIND THAT I HAVEMADE TIME TO REVISIT MY CREATIVESIDE. IN CLASSES AT THE ARTS CENTER, IHAVE BRUSHED UP MY SKILLS INDRAWING AND WATERCOLOR AND I HAVEIMPROVED QUITE A BIT. BUT MY REALINTEREST AND IMPROVEMENT HAS BEENIN THE WHEEL POTTERY CLASSES. IT’SONE OF THOSE “GREEN” ART FORMS,BECAUSE IF YOU MESS UP, YOU CANALWAYS RECYCLE THE CLAY AND MAKESOMETHING ELSE. I KNOW I’LL NEVER BEA GREAT POTTER, BUT I HAVE A LOT OFFUN AND HAVE MANAGED TO MAKE SOMENICE PIECES AND HAVE EVEN GIVENSOME AS GIFTS TO FRIENDS.

MY POINT IS THAT YOU SHOULD LOOK ATYOUR SCHEDULE AND THINK WHAT ARTYOU MIGHT ENJOY. I BET WE HAVE ACLASS THAT WILL MEET YOUR DESIRES.THE NEW CLASS SCHEDULE IS INCLUDEDIN THIS NEWSLETTER…SO TAKE THE TIMETO LOOK IT OVER AND SIGN UP. IGUARANTEE YOU’LL HAVE A GREAT DEALOF FUN AND MEET SOME INTERESTINGPEOPLE

I HOPE TO SEE YOU AT THE CENTERSOON.

ED HARVEYPRESIDENT

Clubs & Circles . . .Phone 672-7311 for more information. These

gatherings are FREE, all are welcome!

Photographers Club - 3rd Mondays, 7pm Bring 5-6 prints to each meeting

Lazy Kates Spinsters Guild- Tuesdays, 1- 5pmhttp://twitter.com/lazykates

Open Studio . . .The Arts Center classroom and clay studio

are available for individuals and groupsduring non-class hours. Charges may apply

to purchase clay and have equipment,glaze and kiln privileges .

Mark Your Calendarfor

Art InspirationsAn inspired evening of creative fundraising

offered by the young artists ofThe Boys and Girls Club of Orange

at The Arts Center In OrangeAugust 19, 6:30 - 8pm

Pieces to be sold include:Collage, Notecards, Watercolor,

Ceramic Masks, Hand-painted Silks& Tie-Dye.

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F101 The Magic of Watercolor WorkshopWorking from direct observation of fresh flowers,students will have the opportunity to explore andrefine techniques for creating successful watercolors.Designed for beginning and intermediate painters, thisfour-hour workshop addresses the basics ofcomposition, how to lay in washes, and methods for“saving the lights”. The class will include a briefinstructor demonstration, ample time for guidedpractice, and a focus on individualized attention.Teen-AdultDate: August 21Time: Saturday, 10am-2:30pmInstructor: Chee Ricketts,www.cheekludtricketts.comFee: $50, supply list available upon registration

F102 Advanced ClayFor students with basic hand building and wheelthrowing skills - this class is designed for those readyto pursue more complex forms and concepts.Instructor will provide advanced demonstrations andindividual consultations to assist students in exploringtheir own clay project goals. AdultsDate: Sept.1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Oct.6Time: Wednesdays, 6-8pmInstructor: Aimee HuntFee: $90, supplies $25

F104 Beginner Clay for AdultsAdults learn the basics and brush up existing skills.This class will teach the potters wheel and handbuilding techniques. You will create cylinder, cup andbowl forms, as well as other creations. AdultsDate: Sept. 13, 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, 18Time: Mondays, 6-8pmInstructor: Shari JacobsFee: $90, supplies $25

F105 KnittingLearn the basics and brush up on existing skills. Joinus for a relaxed approach to the wonderful world ofknitting. Teen-AdultDate: Sept. 14, 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19Time: Tuesdays, 10am-12noonInstructor: Barbie RentonFee: $75, supply list availableupon registration

F106 Portrait DrawingWEEK 1 Geometry andprinciples of simplifying the headWEEK 2 The head inperspective, light and shadowWEEK 3 Basic anatomy of the headWEEK 4 Facial features: eyes, nose, mouth, & earWEEK 5 Proportion and likenessWEEK 6 Final Portrait Teen-AdultDate: Sept. 14, 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19Time: Tuesdays, 6-9pmInstructor: Thomas MarshFee: $100, Model fee $45 - supply list available uponregistration

F107 Beginner Clay for AdultsAdults learn the basics and brush up existing skills.This class will teach the potters wheel and handbuilding techniques. You will create cylinder, cup andbowl forms, as well as other creations. AdultsDate: Sept. 15, 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13, 20Time: Wednesdays, 12noon-2pmInstructor: Shari JacobsFee: $90, supplies $25

F108 Acrylic PaintingStudents will have the opportunity to explore acrylicsthrough a variety of painting exercises which addresscolor, composition, value and style. One-on-oneguidance makes this an appropriate class for a widerange of students. Teen-AdultDate: Sept. 16, 23, 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21Time: Thursdays, 7pm-9pmInstructor: Ed KingFee: $90, supply list available upon registration

D109 Digital Photography WorkshopThis workshop will give you the knowledge to createmore powerful photos using three pieces of gear thatare not usually discussed — your eyes, heart andmind. All levels of experience welcome. Use anytype of digital camera, from cell phone camera to pointand shoot. Bring your own camera. Teen-AdultDate: Sept. 18Time: Saturday, 10am-3pmInstructor: Tim Poly, www.timpoly.comFee: $45

F1010 Basic DrawingThis is an introduction to drawing. Learn in a relaxingand pressure-free environment using a variety oftechniques and exercises. All skill levels arewelcome. AdultsDate: Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12Time: Tuesdays, 9am-12noonInstructor: Anna Marie DeMio DowenFee: $90, supplies $15 - plus supply list foradditional supplies

F1011 KIDS! Broccoli Pre-KTime flies and before you know it that little one is allgrown up! So take your child, grandchild, niece ornephew by the hand and, shoulder to shoulder,explore painting, sculpture, collage, clay and more inthis process, not product oriented program. Ages 2-5,an adult must attend class along with the child.Date: Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12Time: Tuesdays, 1pm-2pmInstructor: Anna Marie DeMio DowenFee: $45, supplies $15

F1012 Hand Building Clay ClassLearn the how and why of hand building — what youcan and can’t do with clay. Choose either a birdbathor wall pocket for a large project. Smaller projectsinclude plant markers, garden plaques, candleholders, soap dishes, bowls, garden faces, vases,tea pots, wind chimes, garden bells and more. AdultsDate: Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25, Nov. 1, 8Time: Mondays, 10am-12noonInstructor: Sally MickleyFee: $90, supplies $25

F1013 KIDS! Hand Building Clay Class for KidsKids learn the basics of clay — the pinch pot, coil andslab construction — while you make wind chimes,bird houses and all kinds of fun and usable creations.Ages 8-14Date: Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26, Nov. 2, 9Time: Tuesdays, 4:30-6:30pmInstructor: Sally MickleyFee: $90, supplies $25

DF1014 KIDS! Delicious Art!“Are you hungry for art?” Come to a class wherefood is on the art menu! We will explore classic stilllife, vegetable printing, candy creatures and fruit facescenes to name a few. A full helping of creativity witha side of fun is guaranteed! Ages 6-12Date: Oct. 8, 15, 22, 29Time: Fridays, 4:30-6:30pmInstructor: Amie SalmonFee: $75,supplies $15

F1015 ColoredPencil forDummiesBeginners, joinartist Kitty Doddfor a funintroduction tothe colored pencil - an environmentally safe, portableand convenient media made with the same finepigments as artist quality paints. This is anopportunity to learn the basics and build on existingskills. Teen-AdultDate: Oct. 9Time: Saturday, 9am-1pmInstructor: Kitty Dodd, http://kittydodd.comFee: $50, supply list available upon registration

F1016 Experimental Colored Pencil forDummiesNo artistic ability is needed to have fun with the highlyversatile colored pencil. Come and experiment,learn, and have fun with different techniques. Wemight even make some up! Teen-AdultDate: Oct. 9Time: Saturday, 1:30-5:30pmInstructor: Kitty Dodd, http://kittydodd.comFee: $50, supplies $10

Fall Classes and Workshops for Adults, Teens and KIDS!

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CLASS REGISTRATION FORM* * REGISTRATION & PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS * *

Student Cancellations must be received prior to registration deadline for a refund.Class Cancellations due to inclement weather or instructor illness will be rescheduled. Classes will not be held without sufficient enrollment.

Name Phone

Address Email

City/State Zip (If child, age)

Class Date Class#

I give The Arts Center In Orange permission to photograph myself/my child during class time, and use thephotographs for fundraising and promotion. No ___ Yes___

If Student is under age 18, Please give an adult contact. Name Ph#

Return completed registration and payment to: TACO, P.O. Box 13, Orange, VA 22960.

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F1017 Advanced ClaySee listing F102 aboveDate: Oct. 13, 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10, 17Time: Wednesdays, 6-8pmInstructor: Aimee HuntFee: $90, supplies $25

F1018 Intermediate/Advanced Basket WeavingWeave a free-form vessel! Students will weave atwill base and use a continuous weave to create asmall bowl. Prior weaving experience is a must.Bring yarn, vine, or other weaving materials, if youlike. Teen-AdultDate: Oct. 16Time: Saturday, noon-5pmInstructor: Nancy KochliFee: $40, supplies $15

F1019 Painting in GrisailleWorking with black and white acrylic paint, learn theold world style of grisaille under painting and how tocreate depth by developing many layers of values.Students will leave the class with a black and whiteunder painting they can either keep or use as thebasis for an oil painting. Teen-AdultDate: Oct. 16Time: Saturday, 10am-4pmInstructor: Janice BreedenFee: $50, supply list available upon registration

F1020 Oil Painting Still life Study - In the styleof the Old MastersRich color and distinct contrast are important aspectsof what made the old masters’ paintings so striking.This simple and rudimentary class will explore thesetechniques, focusing on color application rather thandrawing ability, all skill levels are welcome. Teen-AdultDate: Oct. 23Time: Saturday, 10am-4pmInstructor: Kitty Dodd, http://kittydodd.comFee: $50, supplies $15

F1021 Basic DrawingSee listing F1010 above.Date: Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 9, 16Time: Tuesdays, 9am-12noonInstructor: Anna Marie DeMio DowenFee: $90, supplies $15 - plus supply list for additionalsupplies

F1022 KIDS! Broccoli Pre-KSee listing F1011 above.Date: Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 9, 16Time: Tuesdays, 1-2pmInstructor: Anna Marie DeMio DowenFee: $45, supplies $15

F1023 Adult Beginner ClayAdults learn the basics and brush up existing skills.This class will teach the potters wheel and handbuilding techniques. You will create cylinder, cup andbowl forms, as well as other creations. AdultsDate: Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27, Dec. 4, 11Time: Saturdays, 1-3pmInstructor: Shari JacobsFee: $90, supplies $25

F1024 Earring WorkshopLearn fun and innovative ways to make five or morestyles of dangling earrings. We will use a wire jig forforming. Bring your favorite beads or choose frominstructor’s stash. The wire jig is included in thesupply fee and will be yours to keep. Teen-AdultDate: November 6Time: Saturday, 10am-12noonInstructor: Trish Shornagel,www.gypsygemworks.comFee: $20, supplies $25

F1025 ChainBraceletWe will form chainlinks and clasps tocreate two differentbracelets. Thetechniques you learncan also be used fornecklace and earringcontruction. Bring yourfavorite beads if you would like to incorporate them.Teen-AdultDate: November 6Time: Saturday, 1pm-3pmInstructor: Trish Shornagel,www.gypsygemworks.comFee: $20, supplies $15

F1026 KIDS! Clay Hand Print Plaque forChristmasThis workshop is open for all ages. Make a specialonce in a lifetime hand print from clay for your grandparents or grand kids! In time to give as a gift for theholidays. All ages welcome — under 6 must beaccompanied by parent.Date: Nov. 6Time: Saturday, 10am-12noonInstructor: Sally MickleyFee: $15, supplies $5

F1027 Irish String Band WorkshopsString musicians including piano/keyboard — willmeet to form an Irish string band in two workshops.The first week we’ll get to know each other, learn asong from the Irish tradition and arrange it according tothe instruments and vocals we have available. Thefollowing week we’ll focus on learning an Americantune or song. Students should bring instruments. Teen-AdultDate: Oct. 23, 30Time: Saturdays, 10am-12noonInstructor: Alex Caton, www.alexcaton.comFee: $40

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Ask about PRIVATE ART INSTRUCTION, and tell us your ideas for future classes - 672-7311.Learn about new programs and classes at www.artscenterorange.org,

or weekly in your Orange County Review.

FREE LAST SATURDAYART FOR KIDS

Preregistration required - call 672-7311.Dates: August 28, September 25, October 30, November 27

Times: Saturdays, 10-11am for 5-8 year-olds (preK with an adult),11am-12pm for 9-12 year-oldsFee: FREE! FREE! FREE!

SPONSORED BY THE ROTARY CLUB OF ORANGE

F1028 Cross PendantCreate a beautiful sterling and gold filled wirewrapped cross pendant. These make beautifulgifts for Christmas, Easter, First HolyCommunion, Confirmation, or yourself! Enlargethe design and make Christmas ornaments.Teen-AdultDate: Nov. 13Time: Saturday, 10am-12noonInstructor: Trish Shornagel,www.gypsygemworks.comFee: $20, supplies $15

F1029 Wire Wrapped Bangle BraceletCreate a beautiful and unique wire wrapped bangle bracelet out of sterlingsilver and gold-filled wire. Light weight but eye-catching! Teenagers-adultsDate: Nov. 13Time: Saturday, 1pm-3pmInstructor: Trish Shornagel, www.gypsygemworks.com

Fee: $20, supplies $20

F1030 KIDS! Clay Christmas OrnamentsAdults and kids will enjoy using basic clay techniques to create beautifulholiday ornaments. All ages welcome — under 6 must be accompaniedby parentDate: Nov. 13Time: Saturday, 10am-12noonInstructor: Sally MickleyFee: $15, supplies $5

F1031 Knitted AnimalsKnit a precious little fiberfill stuffedanimal as a holiday gift for someonespecial. Choose a mouse, duck,piggy or baby chick pattern.Advanced beginners and up. Teen-AdultDate: Nov. 13Time: Saturday, 1pm-4pmInstructor: Barbie RentonFee: $35, supply list available upon registration

F1032 Eternity PendantUsing three different sized cubic zirconia and sterling silver wire,create a unique wire wrapped “Eternity Pendant.” A quick andeasy piece that everyone loves. Teen-AdultDate: Nov. 20Time: Saturday, 10am-noonInstructor: Trish Shornagel, www.gypsygemworks.comFee: $15, supplies $15

F1033 Wire Wrapped RingBeautiful rings to adorn your fingers, or someone else’s. We will makethree different ring styles out of copper and one in sterling silver with a6mm faceted stone. Teen-AdultDate: Nov. 20Time: Saturday, 1pm-3pmInstructor: Trish Shornagel, www.gypsygemworks.comFee: $20, supplies $15

F1034 Gourd WorkshopLearn how to clean a gourd and turn it into an art piece. Bring your imagination to this funone-day workshop where students will dye gourds andlearn to embellish them with various materials. Youmay also bring materials suitable for weaving, such asyarn, vine, or broken jewelry. Teen-AdultDate: Nov. 6Time: Saturday, 10am-1pmInstructor: Nancy KochliFee: $30, supplies $15

F1035 Earring WorkshopSee listing F1024 above.Date: Dec. 11Time: Saturday, 10am-12noonInstructor: Trish Shornagel, www.gypsygemworks.comFee: $20, supplies $25

F1036 Hook and Eye Bangle BraceletCreate a beautiful, yet substantial bangle bracelet that looksgood w/ jeans & a t-shirt or your prettiest dress. We willuse sterling silver wire and gold-filled wire. Teen-AdultDate: Dec. 11Time: Saturday, 1pm-3pmInstructor: Trish Shornagel, www.gypsygemworks.comFee: $20, supplies $20

F1037 Knit a SnowmanKnit a little snowman and stuff it with fiberfill for a perfect holiday decoration or baby gift.The entire project will be completed in this fun workshop. Advanced beginners and up.Teen-AdultDate: Dec. 11Time: Saturday, 1pm-4pmInstructor: Barbie RentonFee: $35, supply list available upon registration

ART TEACHERSIf you would like to offer a class or workshop at

The Arts Center In Orange or as part of ourOutreach Program, please contact:

Wendy Wiebe, Education Coordinatoror

Anna Marie DeMio Dowen, Outreach Directorat 540.672.7311 - [email protected]

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P.O. Box 13Orange, VA 22960

The Arts Center In Orange is a nonprofit community arts center with a mission to increase the quality of life in our community by promoting an appreciationfor fine contemporary arts in diverse styles and ideologies. This is done by providing: a forum to promote artistic excellence; scholarship and education; avenue for artists and artisans to work, teach, exhibit and sell work; and a place for the community to learn skills, and to participate in and enjoy the arts.

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PAIDOrange, VAPermit #13

Inside:Gallery EventsCircles, Clubs and Open StudioFall Classes and Workshops

For their continued support, we thank the Town of Orange,Orange County, and the Virginia Commission for the Arts.

Watch in September for the2010 Artful Escapescatalogue!