January 2015

Annual Report 2014

Thank You to the Sponsors, Donors, Members, Artists , Event Attendees, Adult/Youth Program Participants,

and Gallery Patrons for making 2014 an amazing year!

*Images are select pieces from 2014 exhibits.

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Staff

JENNIFER ADONA Membership & Development

Coordinator

KATIE CURLER Education Manager

KATHLEEN MAZZEI Operations Manager

TONY NATSOULAS Exhibitions Consultant

2015 starts off with the prestigious Crocker-Kingsley Competition. 75 pieces were selected among the 1500 that were entered, and awarding 6 top cash award winners. Juror, Gregory Kondos also has some of his work on limited display-see his newest pieces when you visit.

Congratulations to the Hallberg recipients from Sierra College. The 4 selected artists have work available for viewing in the Eli & Edythe Broad Gallery through February 7th. As expected, the work is truly amazing and these students have a successful start to their careers in art.

Each year, Blue Line Arts reviews all the programs and membership benefits to ensure we are serving you and the community with the best possible programming and services. This year, we’ll be adding new youth programming that includes the California State University of Sacramento (CSUS) Creative Digital Lab. Children will be learning how to create their own movies and animated video books on the latest software and technology offered by Apple.

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If you have young children who love computing and movies, this is the program for them!

We’ll also continue to feature the incredible work of our member artists this summer, who will be published in the annual exhibition for members and shown throughout the gallery. As well, we’ll offer more professionalism workshops and seminars along with the Susan Cooley-Gilliom Artist in Residence and Teaching program through the Placer Community Foundation. This year, visiting clay artist Sergei Isupov will join us and offer more challenging workshops for those who are interested in learning a new contemporary style.

If you haven’t enjoyed an intimate night of rich music, the music series premieres on January 30 with jazz harpist Motoshi Kosako and guitarist Akio Sasajima. These two performers will thrill and surprise you.

Join me for another year of art.

Julie


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2014Monte Woverton and Robert Armstong

January 9, 2014 – February 22, 2014

The Pastel Society of the West CoastFebruary 27, 2014 – April 5, 2014

America’s ClayFest IIApril 17, 2014 – May 31, 2014

Mid-Century MadnessJune 5, 2014 – July 12, 2014

The Ellene Ashcraft Membership Medley July 17, 2014 – August 16, 2014

Politically ChargedSeptember 4, 2014 – October 11, 2014

Totems & PlatesOctober 16, 2014 – Sat, November 1, 2014

“Saints & Heroes“Prints by Charles Barth and

Constructions by David Gilhooly

November 26, 2014 – Sat, January 3, 2015


FEATURES2 CEO Letter

9 End of Year Curator’s Corner

10 The 12 months of Blue Line Arts: A year in pictures

18 Notes from Past Board President

19 Artist Profile: Timothy Mulligan

20 Stats To Know: Membership

22 Stats To Know: Education Programming34 Sounds of 2014

WHAT’S HAPPENING38 Calendar Hot Sheet 44 Upcoming Education in 2015

46 Join the Community Art Garden

48 Spring Music Series

52 2015 Visiting Artist Sergei Isupov

54 2015 Calls to Artists

SPECIAL THANKS

6 2015 Board of Directors

26 2014 Donors, Sponsors, & Members

36 Volunteer Thank You

Top: Julie Hirota, Diana Daniels, & Tony NatsoulasMiddle: Violet AndersonBottom: Jeffery Beckerleg & Tony Natsoulas


BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresidentED GOLDMANGoldman Communications, Inc.

Vice President WILLIAM ISHMAELArtist

Vice PresidentERIC MCINTOSHZoom Imaging Solutions Inc.

SecretaryJENNIFER CRISOLOGOLPL Financial

TreasurerTIM CHINGTri Counties Bank

Board Member at LargeHOLLY TICHE Consultant

Past PresidentDAVE COOKRCH Group

Directors

DAVID BRENINGERPlacer County Water Agency

SCOTT CISNEROSRabobank, N.A.

BILL HALLDINHalldin Public Relations Inc.

ED INCHDean of Arts & LettersCalifornia State University of Sacramento

JEFF JONESWestPark Communities

ANTHONY MAKI-GILLSierra College Faculty

GEORGE PHILLIPSPhillips Land Law

SUSAN ROHANMayor Pro Tem for City of Roseville

STATS TO KNOW

CHARACTERISTICS of our board of directors:

• Passionate about the mission

• Driven to better the community

• Courage to champion the organization to the public

• Endless integrity

• Commitment to be in it for the long haul

• Time constraints to provide the support

• Willingness to get involved

WELCOME

WELCOME


PresidentED GOLDMANGoldman Communications, Inc.

Vice President WILLIAM ISHMAELArtist

Vice PresidentERIC MCINTOSHZoom Imaging Solutions Inc.

SecretaryJENNIFER CRISOLOGOLPL Financial

TreasurerTIM CHINGTri Counties Bank

Board Member at LargeHOLLY TICHE Consultant

Past PresidentDAVE COOKRCH Group

Directors

DAVID BRENINGERPlacer County Water Agency

SCOTT CISNEROSRabobank, N.A.

BILL HALLDINHalldin Public Relations Inc.

ED INCHDean of Arts & LettersCalifornia State University of Sacramento

JEFF JONESWestPark Communities

ANTHONY MAKI-GILLSierra College Faculty

GEORGE PHILLIPSPhillips Land Law

SUSAN ROHANMayor Pro Tem for City of Roseville

STATS TO KNOW

*Our board members are volunteers

*Our board members can service for up to six years

How long has the staff been with BLA? CEO, Julie Hirota 4+yrs Exhibitions Curator,Tony Natsoulas 3+yrs Operations Manager, Kathleen Mazzei 3yrsEducation Manager, Katie Curler 2+yrsMembership Coordinator, Jennifer Adona 6+months

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Feast for the EyesJanuary 9, 2014 – February 22, 2014

RemasteredFebruary 27, 2014 – April 5, 2014

America’s ClayFest IIApril 17, 2014 – May 31, 2014

Art you can FeelJune 5, 2014 – July 12, 2014

The Ellene Ashcraft Membership Medley July 17, 2014 – August 16, 2014

Art Bra ShowSeptember 4, 2014 – October 11, 2014

Debra OlivaOctober 16, 2014 – Sat, November 1, 2014

30 x 30November 26, 2014 – Sat, January 3, 2015


CURATOR’S CORNER

Wow! What a year of art we have had! We exhibited 16 shows in the Coker Family Gallery and the WestPark Workshop Gallery. Katie and I can not thank the volunteers enough for setting them up. We could not truly do without you!We were lucky and proud to have these shows in our gallery in 2014.

In 2015 we have a very exciting line up of shows that you won’t want to miss. Blue Line Arts will first have the Crocker-Kingsley Art Competition followed by The Tower Records Collection, America’s ClayFest III, Extra Parts, recycle and found object show, Masterpiece Medley, 30 Painters to Watch, 5th Annual Plates and Totems, Photography Art Competition, The Next Generation, Purposeful Pottery,Art of Fashion, iArt, and the 30 x 30 show!

I am so looking forward to this next year and I hope you are too.

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A YEAR IN PICTURES

JANUARY 2014

We started off the year with a full line up of five sensational and diverse music performances scheduled, to delight a variety of appeals.

As our newest program, we give thanks to our music committee led by Val V. Music. Not to mention the video and photography support of Lang Lew. Click here to look back at the music in 2014.

Image Credit: Sweet Jean Photography

Image Credit: Lang Lew


MARCH 2014

FEBRUARY 2014

2014 was also the most successful annual High School Competition to date! With over 100 pieces entered, the impacted exhibit took WestPark Workshop Gallery. It was a sight to see with over eight schools from in the region.

The galleries took on a cartoon feel that particularly thrilled the several youth tours scheduled to visit during the Monte Wolverton and Robert Armstrong exhibit. Creativity was flowing with thoughts circulating into the far reaches of random. It’s no wonder with such memorable moments, that this exhibit was a year favorite. Click here for a clip on our instagram.


APRIL 2014

April seems to be turning into ceramics center in the community. Blue Line Arts hosted the Susan Cooley-Gilliom Artist in Residence and Teaching Program featuring world class and expert in clay, Tip Toland. Thanks to the Placer Community Foundation and their continued support. Every visitor to the gallery during the residency period received a special experience watching a masterful artist at work. In addition to the residency

America’s ClayFest II came again, youth spring break camp went around the world, and the “Lottery for the Arts” event moved from fall to spring. Special thanks to all of our contributing artists and The Art League of Lincoln for making April “Clay Month”.

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JUNE 2014

MAY 2014

A style all it’s own, with a little madness, stood out in the Coker Family Gallery in the Mid-Century Madness exhibit. With the support of community lenders, exhibition curator Tony Natsoulas was able to stage a unique combination of contemporary art (inspired by the time period) and vintage furniture pieces. The marshmallow sofa was a favorite among many. Click here for Sacramento Bee Correspondent Victoria Dalkey exhibit review.

The 6th was a history making event with the Big Day of Giving(#BIGDOG) effort. Across three counties, over 3 million dollars were raised in support of 350+ nonprofit organizations. Thanks to you, our generous donors a total of $10,340 was raised in support of ‘creating a vibrant community through the arts.’

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JULY 2014

Artist, Farrell Scott highlighted our summer youth education programming through a dynamic photography workshop. This intrepid group of explorers ventured out into the scorching heat to capture a little magic on camera. With various other programs during summer, the moments caught on camera by students expanded so much more!

A YEAR IN PICTURES

This year’s annual membership exhibit had a memorable element that was not present in past shows; a dedication. Specifically, in memory of Ellene Ashcraft who was a prolific artist, and artist member. Norm Ashcraft, warmed our hearts during 3rd Saturday with a reflective story of Ellene’s full life.

AUGUST 2014


AUGUST 2014

SEPTEMBER 2014 The Professional Artist Workshop Series was a great success this year. Teacher, Michelle Andres, delighted every artist in attendance with an extensive knowledge.The wide range of subjects, from marketing to gallery relationships, were presented in an approachable and concise way. “Michelle gave me all the tools I need to move forward with a plan for marketing my new business,” says Rona Getty about the ‘Marketing and Self-Promotion for Artists’ workshop.

We can not thank the Ashcraft family enough for sponsoring the Membership Medley exhibition and making the show that much more special. Astonishingly, there was a record breaking number of participants in this exhibit! It was wonderful to see so many artists from the region and beyond represented.

Congratulations goes out once more to the top prize winners selected 1st place: Colleen Sidey Yerian, 2nd place: Margaryta Chaplinska, and 3rd place: Leah Florence.

Image Credit: Sweet Jean Photography

OCTOBER 2014

“Real Food, Real Art, Real Music” gained traction and popularity quickly; guests attended as a sold our event! Big names like cookbook author; Joanne Neft, Real Food Catering, Paige Anderson and the Fearless Kin, Popie Wines and Monk’s Cellar supported the event. No wonder the fundraiser was a smash hit. Everyone is clamoring for a repeat in 2015. Be on the look out and the first in the know.

A YEAR IN PICTURES

Image Credit: Jerrod Edwards Photography


NOVEMBER 2014

DECEMBER 2014

In the spring, artist Marianne Bland, showcased ‘Vestiges’ generously sponsored by Emily Leff.

Anticipating the same success ‘White Noise’ by Debra Oliva arrived. Oliva was awarded Best In Show at the 2013 Ceramacom competition. As top award winner the prize included a solo exhibition in 2014. This Michigan native exhibited 25 of the most perfected and detailed ceramic works. As a great triumph nearly all of her work sold. Expect more solo shows to continue in 2015.

Another popular theme that is developing and growing is our 30 x 30 exhibition. Artists in the region were challenged to create thirty works in thirty days for the second year. This year’s presentation includes a wide variety of mediums from oil paintings and photography to fiber expressions. Click here for a video of the exhibition.

Image: Carlo Fantin artwork in 30 x 30


2014 was a good year of growth for Blue Line Arts, and bittersweet as we pondered the loss of former board member, Steve Pease... We move forward, however, and we have continued to grow and improve our programming as well as our geographic reach. We have put in place multiple organizational systems, updated our by-laws, and the music program has been very successful, showcasing a wide variety of talented musicians. We look forward to more of these events in the months ahead.

Our core programs and events, such as “Lottery for the Arts,” continue

to improve and attract more artists and new members.

“Real Food, Real Art, Real Music” was a great success as this annual event continues to evolve. Once again, we are proud to be able to host America’s ClayFest II with partner The Art League of Lincoln.

We are honored to have been the host gallery for the annual Susan Cooley-Gilliom Artist in Residency and Teaching program the past few years and we hope to be able to continue bringing renowned artists for the artist in our region.

NOTES FROM DAVE COOK PAST PRESIDENT


So much of what we are able to accomplish at Blue Line Arts is due to the hard efforts of our CEO, staff, and to many volunteers. I especially want to thank Tony Natsoulas for all he does to bring the high quality artists and shows to Blue Line Arts.

Please check out our monthly E-zine, and if you aren’t yet a member, consider joining, enjoy the benefits of membership, and help support this wonderful non-profit arts organization.

Cheers,

Dave CookPast President

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YEAR END DONATIONS



Who is your favorite artist and why? One favorite is Richard Diebenkorn, because of his compositions, colors, and painting style.

How did you get your start? In 8th grade, I had a wonderful art teacher who helped me discover my abilities to draw and paint.

What are you most proud of? My children, my marriage, and what I’ve been able to accomplish in art these last few years.

What has been your biggest challenge as an artist? Returning to art, after teaching my children at home, to pursue a lifelong passion to be a painter.

What do you see happening in the next 5 years? To continue developing my skills as a painter and exhibit my work at the Alex Bult Gallery.

What is a hidden talent of yours? Often times before I begin painting each day, I like to play the guitar.

ARTIST PROFILE TIMOTHY MULLIGAN

Artwork: All

Author/Writer: Art Books

Guilty Pleasure: Wine & Chocolate

Museum/Gallery: De Young Museum

Musician/Band: Many forms of Music

Quote: “I invent nothing, I rediscover.” -RodinEscape: California Coast

Q&A

FAVORITES

Website: timothymulliiganfineart.comE-mail: [email protected]


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32,000 visitors this year

• Increase in memberships from 2013 -2014 43%

• Increase in artist members from 2013 - 201455%

STATS TO KNOW


STATS TO KNOWFebruary had the highest renewal rate

November had the highest gain of new members

56%44%

Female members

Male members


On average in 2014 youth programs catered to 5-12

year olds and adult offering were artist

specific

39%

Increase in participation

overall in adult education

programs from 2013 - 2014

44%Increase in

participation overall in youth

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2013 - 2014

STATS TO KNOW

43% Increase in tour groups from last year

15%More Brownie & Junior Girl Scout troops

37%Increase in participants for FREE workshops


STATS TO KNOW

43% Increase in tour groups from last year

15%More Brownie & Junior Girl Scout troops

37%Increase in participants for FREE workshops

Deepest appreciation to the many who gave to the organization between January - December 2014.

THANK YOU...


BLUE LINE SOCIETY ($1000+)

Advantage RosevilleCalifornia State University at SacramentoDavid & Dolly FiddymentDave & Janice CookEdward Goldman Ed InchEmily LeffEric McIntoshEmpyrion Wealth Management GBD Communities George & Jeniffer PhillipsGraham Allen Halldin Public Relations James Borris Jennifer Crisologo The Monk’s CellarMV Transportation, Inc. North Valley Bank Norm AshcraftPlacer Community FoundationPopie WinesRoseville Automall Association Sacramento MagazineSacramento Business JournalSierra College SureWest FoundationSusan Mansfield & Tony Garcia Teichert FoundationWestfield Galleria at RosevilleWestPark Communities Wildlands, LLCWilliam Ishmael & David Gibson

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Email: [email protected]: www.bluelinearts.org

Gallery HoursTues & Thurs 11am - 5pm

Wed, Fri, & Sat 11am - 3pmReceptions every 3rd Saturday

Members only, 6-7pmOpen to the public, 7-9pm

THANK YOU...


THE SOUNDS OF 2014


THANK YOUVOLUNTEERS

Blue Line Arts would not exist beyond your

tireless efforts or passion. The mission of “creating

a vibrant community through the arts” comes

from collaborative support and ongoing

dedication.

--Blue Line Arts Staff


THANK YOUVOLUNTEERS

Blue Line Arts would not exist beyond your

tireless efforts or passion. The mission of “creating

a vibrant community through the arts” comes

from collaborative support and ongoing

dedication.

--Blue Line Arts Staff

FUN PHOTO PICS OF 2014


CALENDAR HOT SHEET

ONGOING Exhibits: Crocker-Kingsley Art Competition January 9 – February 21,2015Hallberg Award Winners from Sierra College January 9 – February 7,2015Art in the Middle Student work from Cooley Middle School February 13 – March 28,2015

COMING UP January:January 20th ~ CALL TO ARTISTS Deadline -Next Generation High School CompetitionJanuary 23rd ~ New Volunteer Orientation 11:30AMJanuary 24th ~ Girl Scout Saturday Program January 25th ~ Super Sunday Art Academy 1-4PMJanuary 29th ~ School Tour January 30th ~ Music Performance Doors Open at 6:30PM Motoshi Kosako & Akio Sasajima January 31st ~ CALL TO ARTISTS Deadline -In Sac Logo App


JAN. - FEB. 2015

ONGOING Education Programs: RPAL Photography Afterschool Program Thursdays for 6 weeks January 15 - February 19Woodbridge Elementary Lunch Program Tuesdays & Thursdays for 9 weeks January 27 - March 26ASES Woodbridge Elementary Afterschool Program Mondays & Wednesdays 7 weeks February 23 - April 15

February 1st ~ Super Sunday Art Academy 1-4PMFebruary 6th ~ Deadline for Call to Teachers for Digital LabFebruary 7th ~ Girl Scout Saturday Program February 8th ~ Super Sunday Art Academy 1-4PMFebruary 14th ~ HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAYFebruary 15th ~ Super Sunday Art Academy 1-4PMFebruary 20th ~ New Volunteer Orientation 11:30AMFebruary 21st ~ 3rd Saturday Reception February 22nd ~ Super Sunday Art Academy 1-4PMFebruary 24th ~ ‘Art from the Heart’ EventFebruary 27th ~ CALL TO ARTISTS Deadline -America’s ClayFest IIIFebruary 27th ~ Music Performance Doors Open at 6:30PM Kerry Kashiwagi & BabzmatazzFebruary 28th ~ Wasteapalooza at Utility Exploration Center

Save the Date: Saturday March 14th 10AM - 4PM workshop with Michelle Andres “The Pain-Free Business of Art”






SUPER SUNDAY ART ACADEMY

February: Celebrating Black History Month

To pay homage to Black History Month, February’s activities will be focused on teaching children about African-American artists from different time periods, then creating art projects in the style of those artists.

February dates: 1st, 8th, 15th, and 22nd, (1PM - 4PM) Members monthly fee: $20/per day fee: $6Non-Members monthly fee: $30/per day fee: $8

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Programs are free or discounted for

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today and start saving on fun learning.


CSUS DIGITAL ARTS LAB

Join us for our first digital program this spring!

“How to Make a Trailer on iMovie”Become the director in this workshop where you’ll dream up your own characters and movie plot. Then, use iMovie skills to create a trailer to advertise your cinematic masterpiece! Grades: 4th-6th

Both Saturdays: March 21st and 28th (10AM - 2PM)

Cost: Members, $105 and Non-members, $115

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