SUMMER 2019 EVENTS EXHIBITIONS CLASSES
Sarah Amos, I Stop, I Look, 2016, detail
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FREE SUMMER CONCERTS
PRESENTED BY
Wednesdays and Fridays, 12:30 p.m. June - August Downtown Burlington Burlington City Art’s annual summer concert series presented by VSECU kicks off on June 12. All are welcome to enjoy 22 free concerts, this year on lower Church Street near City Hall. The series takes place on Wednesdays and Fridays at 12:30 p.m. from June 12 to August 28.
We’ve programmed a line-up that features both our local favorites and some from further afield that may be new to you. It’s an excellent opportunity to listen to new music, have lunch with a friend or co-worker or enjoy being outside with your community, supporting live music. Visit burlingtoncityarts.org/summerconcerts to learn more about each artist.
JUNE 12 The John Daly Band
JULY 5 Mikahely
AUGUST 2 Nicholas Edward Williams
JUNE 14 Grayson Ty
JULY 10 The Starline Rhythm Boys
AUGUST 7 Moose Crossing
JUNE 19 The Talbot Brothers
JULY 12 Alex2e
AUGUST 9 Zeichner Trio
JUNE 21 The Useless Cans
JULY 17 Green Mountain Playboys
AUGUST 14 John Emil
JUNE 26 Lowell Thompson
JULY 19 Red Hot Juba
AUGUST 16 Bessette Quartet
JUNE 28 The Revenants
JULY 24 Mosa Music
AUGUST 21 Jenni Johnson and the Jazz Junketeers
JULY 26 The Blind Spots JULY 31 Bella and the Notables
AUGUST 23 Alison Turner AUGUST 28 TBD
BUS K I NG , MU SI C, AND LAU GHT ER FO R T HE E NTI R E FAM ILY !
FESTIVAL OF FOOLS August 2 - 4, 2019 Downtown Burlington
Here we go again! It’s the 12th Annual Festival of Fools, presented by Community Bank N.A. Join us on August 2-4 as Festival of Fools takes over the Church Street Marketplace for three hilariously unique days. Every hour we’ll have new performances at four pitches on Church Street. World-class street performers, 15’ trampolines, intense saxophones, danceinspiring DJs and a family flying through the air – the unique and astounding will appear before your eyes. Festival of Fools celebrates community engagement through the celebration of circus arts, music, and comedy. Burlington City Arts’ mission to make the arts accessible to all, Festival of Fools offers free events, open to the public and appropriate for all age groups.
STREET AND STAGE PERFORMANCES BY Tic & Tac Dan Deacon The Red Trouser Show NANDA Moon Hooch Waterbombs! Red Hot Juba FLiP Ecole De Cirque Lakou Mizik Sara Twister Cimarron Flyn’ Hawaiian Lee Anderson Giri & Uma Peters Kilted Colin Hilby the German Juggler And more!
Visit www.vtfools.org for more information.
SUBMISSIONS FOR HIGHLIGHT NEW YEAR’S EVE 2019
The sky is the limit as we embark on shaping this terrific new community new year’s celebration. Join us in the making and shaping of Highlight 2019.
The Bright Idea Project is our communitysourced NYE conduit for Highlight 2019. Submit your brilliant community-based celebration ideas from May 10 through July 6.
Visit www.highlightbtv.org for an application and to learn more.
NEW LOCATION: LOWER CHURCH STREET
unique, handmade items by Vermont artists and this year’s market features a diverse offering of ceramics, jewelry, games, clothing, accessories, and more! In 2019, the market will be located on the lower block of Church Street, in front of Burlington City Arts and City Hall, within the pedestrian hub of Vermont’s center of activity, shops, and eateries. Learn more at burlingtoncityarts.org
Submit May 10 - July 6.
ARTIST MARKET
Every Saturday, May 18 - October 12, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. The BCA Summer Artist Market creates a vibrant and contemporary outdoor market in the heart of downtown Burlington every Saturday for the summer season. It offers
BCA CENTER SUMMER EXHIBITIONS
SARAH AMOS:
UNIQUE MULTIPLES JUNE 21 – OCTOBER 6, 2019 1st Floor, BCA Center Artist Reception: Friday, June 21, 5–7 p.m.
Dividing her time between Northern Vermont and her native Australia, Sarah Amos is among a generation of artists who have devised conceptual and formal innovations in printmaking that transcend local histories and conventions to form new meanings. Combining multiple printmaking techniques -etching, monoprint, and collograph- with painting and stitch work; Amos upends traditional notions of printmaking to create monumentally scaled works that evoke a confluence of cultures. Her large-scale prints and multiples allude to organic, scientific, and cultural ideas while exploring materiality and memory. Sarah Amos: Unique Multiples is presented by Leunig’s Bistro & Café.
Sarah Amos, Middle Point, 2014, detail
BCA CENTER SUMMER EXHIBITIONS
JOB SITE
ALISA DWORSKY AND BILL FEREHAWK
JUNE 21 – OCTOBER 6, 2019 Roth, 2nd Floor, BCA Center
Artist Reception: Friday, June 21, 5–7 p.m.
Alisa Dworsky and Bill Ferehawk, Concept Rendering, 2019
Job Site is a collaborative, multimedia installation that explores the drawing and choreography inherent in architecture. This room-sized installation captures the embedded and often overlooked moments of mark making and movement that animate the creation of buildings such as stray hammer marks or snapped chalk lines. Incorporating paper, graphite, wood and video projection, Job Site honors the tradition of New England’s wood frame construction while revealing the mystery beneath the surface of everyday structures that surround and protect us.
GALLERY PUBLIC PROGRAMS ARTIST CONNECT: AN INTRODUCTION TO RESIDENCY PROGRAMS FOR THE EMERGING ARTIST Wednesday August 7, 2019, 6-8 p.m. BCA Center, Lorraine B. Good Room $10 / Free BCA or 77Art Residency Members
COMMUNITY TILE MAKING WITH BRIGITTA VARADI
Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21, 2019 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Farm Barn, Shelburne Farms Free for members of BCA and Shelburne Farms Join Burlington City Arts and Shelburne Farms’ artist-in-residence Brigitta Varadi for a community tile making project inspired by the restoration of historic tiles at the Inn at Shelburne Farms. Families and visitors can help Brigitta craft some of the 3,000 ceramic tiles that will be featured in her upcoming exhibition at BCA Center in February 2020. While creating tiles, join a larger discussion about the land, sustainability, craft, and re-discovered traditions.
Artist residencies are an essential resource for artists to focus on their creative practice, connect with other artists, and connect with new communities through their work. Whitney Ramage, Director of Rutland’s emerging 77ART Residency program and two of their visiting artists, Sarah Stefana Smith and Jason Rondinelli, will lead a guided discussion with artists about how artist residencies can improve your practice, strategies for seeking and securing the best residency for you, and the basics of professional artist applications. The discussion will be an informal Q&A about resources and opportunities followed by refreshments and networking with fellow artists and curators. Presented in partnership with Vermont’s 77ART Artist Residency Program in Rutland (www.77ART.org).
Brigitta Varadi’s research-based artist residency and workshops are a partnership between Burlington City Arts and Shelburne Farms. Combining the missions of both organizations, the artist will lead conversations about social and cultural issues impacting the Vermont landscape and its community, culminating in a BCA Center exhibition in 2020.
PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP WITH SARAH AMOS
Saturday & Sunday, September 14 & 15, 2019 10 a.m.-3 p.m. See Adult Print Classes page for complete description
ARTIST AT WORK: SARAH AMOS
Thursday, September 12, 2019, 6–7:30 p.m. BCA Center, 2nd Floor, LBG Room Master printer Sarah Amos discusses her newest series of large-scale prints featured in BCA’s exhibition Unique Multiples. Her large-scale collographs and series of multiples allude to organic, scientific, and cultural underpinnings to her work, while exploring materiality and memory. Following her presentation, a moderated discussion between Amos and the audience will explore topics of professional and artistic development.
GALLERY EDUCATION PROGRAMS BCA CENTER AT 135 CHURCH STREET
Gallery education programs at the BCA Center invite adults and kids of all backgrounds and abilities to experience themes in contemporary art in an inclusive, welcoming environment. All Gallery Education and Public Programs are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.
ART & CONVERSATION
Wednesday, July 10, 2019, 9:30-11 a.m. BCA Center
Art & Conversation is supported in part by AARP.
Join us for lively conversation in the galleries followed by an art activity inspired by exhibition themes and artist materials. Explore and interpret works of art during a guided dialogue of current exhibitions with our gallery educator. Open to adults and life-long learners 50 + who enjoy engaging discussion, a sense of community, and desire to expand their creativity.
SEE. THINK. DO!
Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays 9:30-11:30 a.m. (by appointment) See.Think.Do! invites youth and adults to the BCA Center for an interactive arts experience. Visits begin in the gallery with inquiry-based exploration, lively discussion, and active multidisciplinary learning. Programs conclude in the studio classroom where students explore artists’ process, materials, and create works of art inspired by exhibition themes.
FAMILY ART SATURDAY
Fourth Saturday of the month, 11-1 p.m. May 25, June 22, July 27, August 24, 2019 BCA Center, 4th Floor, Education Studio
Groups can schedule a one or two-part program, with tours lasting approximately 1 hour and full programs lasting 1.5 to 2 hours. See.Think.Do! programs are offered on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Program fee is $5 per student, and groups are invited to apply for a partial or full scholarship. To schedule your visit, contact Melinda Johns, Gallery Education and Programs Coordinator, at mjohns@burlingtoncityarts.org, or call 802-865-7551.
Get creative and make art together! Families are invited to drop-in to the BCA Center every fourth Saturday of the month to create their own artworks inspired by our current exhibitions. Each Family Art Saturday offers a different art-making project that will ignite the imaginations of your family members!
ADULT SUMMER DRAWING & PAINTING CLASSES BCA STUDIOS AT 405 PINE STREET | AGES 18 and up
FIGURE DRAWING
PASTELS
Practice the traditional art of drawing the human figure in a supportive atmosphere. With local painter Misoo Bang and a model present each class, students will be able to study the human form in varying mediums, and develop drawing skills under the instruction. Basic classical drawing methods such as measuring and angling will be covered to help you draw more realistic human anatomy. All basic supplies will be included.
Learn to work with versatile and colorful pastels. In this class, you’ll discover basic drawing and blending techniques to create an abstract or realistic piece on paper that you’ll be excited to bring home. All basic materials included.
Tuesdays, July 9 - August 13, 2019, 6–8:30 p.m. Instructor: Misoo Bang $225/202.50 BCA Members No experience necessary
Wednesdays, July 10 - 31, 2019, 6–8:30 p.m. Instructor: Janet Armentano $150/$135 BCA Members No experience necessary
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WATERCOLOR
COLOR HARMONY
Learn how to paint with watercolor. This class will focus on observational painting from still life, figure, landscape, and photos. Students will paint on watercolor paper and will gain experience with composition, color theory, layering, light, and shade. The class may move outdoors to paint en-plein-air on nice days. Price includes all basic materials.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of color in this one-day, hands-on seminar. Local painter, Gail Salzman, will lead exercises in color relationships, temperatures, and values. Learn how to mix colors simply and accurately, and how various application techniques affect the appearance of color. Whether you work with abstraction or realism, landscapes or figures, this seminar will enliven your use of color. Prior painting experience recommended. Bring a bag lunch. BCA provides shared water-soluble oil paint, palettes, easels, and painting trays. Students are responsible for brushes and paper/canvas, please see materials list online under class description.
Thursdays, July 11 - August 1, 2019, 6–8:30 p.m. Instructor: Janet Armentano $150/$135 BCA Members No experience necessary
Saturday, July 27, 2019, 10 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Instructor: Gail Salzman $98/$88.20 BCA Members Prerequisite: Previous painting experience
ADULT SUMMER CLAY CLASSES
BCA STUDIOS AT 405 PINE STREET | AGES 18 and up
WHEEL THROWING
$255/$229.50 BCA Members This class is an introduction to clay, pottery, and the ceramics studio. Working primarily on the potter’s wheel, students will learn basic throwing and forming techniques, while creating functional pieces such as mugs, vases, and bowls. Students will also be guided through various finishing techniques using the studio’s house slips and glazes. Class includes one bag of clay and access to the Clay Studio’s open studio hours during the weeks of the class. Additional clay is sold separately at $25/25lb bag. All glazes and firings are included.
OPTION 1: Thursdays, July 11 - August 15, 2019, 6–8:30 p.m. Instructor: Sarah Camille Wilson OPTION 2: Wednesdays, July 17 - August 21, 2019, 6–8:30 p.m. Instructor: Jeremy Ayers
ADULT SUMMER JEWELRY CLASSES
BCA STUDIOS AT 405 PINE STREET | AGES 18 and up
JEWELRY
Tuesdays, July 16 - August 6, 2019, 6–8:30 p.m. Instructor: Bren Prescott $170/$153 BCA Members No experience necessary Learn the basics of creating metal jewelry. Techniques covered will include sawing, piercing, filing, annealing, soldering, texturing, cold connections, ring sizing and more, so that students can create at least two completed pieces.
Students will also be encouraged to explore different styles of contemporary and historical jewelry, design process and the use of alternative materials through the studio library, the internet and on their own. The class includes copper and brass and use of all basic tools, as well as studio access during the weeks of your class.
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ADULT SUMMER PRINT CLASSES
BCA STUDIOS AT 405 PINE STREET | AGES 18 and up
PRINTMAKING
Thursdays, July 11 - August 15, 2019, 6–8:30 p.m. Instructor: Susan Smereka $255/$229.50 BCA Members No experience necessary Create unique, painterly images using a variety of tools and materials in this fun six-week monoprint class. Students will learn about the studio’s equipment, printing press, and materials while practicing proper techniques. Experimentation with layering colors and textures will also help create truly one-of-akind prints. Students can work from reference images or just try out different materials. Class includes all basic supplies & open studio access during the weeks of the class.
SCREEN PRINTING
Wednesdays, July 17 - August 7, 2019, 6–8:30 p.m. Instructor: Kate McKernan $170/ $153 BCA Members No experience necessary Using screen printing techniques learn to design and print t-shirts, posters, fine art and more! Students will learn a variety of techniques for transferring and printing images using handdrawn, photographic or borrowed imagery. Students will learn how to apply photo emulsion, how to use an exposure unit and how to print on a variety of surfaces. Class price includes the use of studio equipment, emulsion, transparencies, and ink as well as open studio access during the weeks of your class. Students can bring their screens or rent one through the studio.
INTAGLIO PRINT WORKSHOP
Tuesday, July 23, 2019, 5:30–8:30 p.m. Instructor: Ashley Stagner $45/$40.50 BCA Members No experience necessary Spend a fun night in our print studio learning drypoint, a type of intaglio printmaking that enables you to create multiple prints of a drawing. Students will also learn the basics of our printmaking press. This is a great class for artists who love to draw and want to make highly detailed prints of their work. Please bring a drawing or image that you would like to make into prints during class. All basic supplies included.
PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP WITH SARAH AMOS
Saturday & Sunday, September 14 & 15, 2019, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. $300/$270 BCA Members Prerequisite: Previous printmaking experience recommended Explore a new level of printmaking with master printer Sarah Amos in this two-day workshop at BCA’s Pine Street studios. Sarah will share her perfected collagraph on paper techniques developed through dedicated experimentation and a refined aesthetic. Students will learn the multiple plate system and its registration capabilities, as a way to achieve a rich, painterly surface with oil-based inks. Make your prints even more dynamic experimenting with color, textures, and patterns. Sarah will also share her work to illustrate techniques and give independent and class critiques. Students will create a body of work (5-10 finished prints) during this weekend workshop. Prior printmaking experience recommended. Please bring a bag lunch. All basic materials are included. About the Artist: Dividing her time between Northern Vermont and her native Australia, Sarah Amos is among a generation of artists who have devised conceptual and formal innovations in printmaking that transcend local histories and conventions to create new meanings. Combining multiple printmaking techniques–etchings, monoprints, and collograph–with painting and stitch work; Amos upends traditional notions of printmaking in monumental scaled installations that evoke a confluence of cultures. Her large-scale prints allude to organic, scientific, and cultural ideas while exploring materiality and memory. View her recent, large-scale collographs in Sarah Amos: Unique Multiples, June 21 – October 6, 2019, BCA Center, 135 Church Street, Burlington, Vermont.
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ADULT SUMMER PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES
BCA STUDIOS AT 405 PINE STREET | AGES 18 and up
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Mondays, July 15 - August 19, 2019, 6–9 p.m. Instructor: Mark La Rosa $240/$216 BCA Members No experience necessary Learn the basics of making a great photograph from initial exposure to editing and printing in this comprehensive 6-week class. This class will start with an overview of camera controls and functions, including aperture, shutter speed, ISO ratings, shooting in RAW, lens choices, metering techniques and more. Organizing and editing files in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop will also be covered and students will leave with a small selection of high-quality prints made on our archival Epson printer. This class will also include assignments and supportive critique sessions to discuss the composition, content, and concepts explored in your photographs. A DSLR or digital Mirrorless Rangefinder and a Mac-compatible portable hard drive or flash drive required.
DARKROOM CRASH COURSE
Mondays, July 22 - August 12, 2019, 6–9 p.m. Instructor: Rebecca Babbitt $180/$162 BCA Members No experience necessary Explore the traditional, analog black and white darkroom! Learn how to properly expose black and white film, process film into negatives, and make silver gelatin prints. Students will leave with the skills and confidence to join the darkroom as a member. All film, paper and darkroom supplies included. Bring your manual 35mm or medium format film camera to the first class.
PRINTING & SEQUENCING YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS
Thursdays, July 18 - August 22, 2019, 6–9 p.m. Instructor: Andrew Frost $280/$252 BCA Members Prerequisite: Basic proficiency with Adobe Lightroom / Photoshop Are you comfortable with organizing, editing and sizing your photographs in Photoshop or Lightroom and would like to begin printing and sequencing your work? Are you curious about testing paper surfaces or printing large? This class will offer weekly critique sessions and an overview of all the basics of printing on our archival inkjet Epson printers at the BCA Photo Labs. Students will leave with the basic skills and confidence to utilize their photo lab membership and work independently. Basic in-class supplies included. Class price also includes darkroom and digital lab access during open lab hours. Bring a selection of scanned or digital images to the first class. Mac-compatible external hard drive or flash drive required. Basic proficiency with Adobe Lightroom / Photoshop recommended.
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STUDIO ACCESS MEMBERSHIP The BCA Studios at 405 Pine Street offers studio access for adults (18+) with basic experience who would like to work independently in our Drawing/Painting, Print, Clay, Jewelry, or the Darkroom/Digital Photography Labs. Each studio offers approximately 20-30 hours of open studio time per week. Trained studio assistants are on hand during all open studios hours for guidance and support. Onsite storage for supplies is included. Please contact the specific studio manager or more information or to schedule an orientation. Fees: $60/month per studio, $54/month for BCA members (per availability)
The JUDY KELLY DRAWING & PAINTING STUDIO features standing easels, adjustable lighting, utility sink, homasote critique wall and drying racks. Studio access members are allowed use of the community tools and shared storage space. Our Drawing and Painting studio is equipped for solvent-free, water-based painting and drawing materials. Contact: Shastina Ann-Wallace, Education Assistant, sannwallace@burlingtoncityarts.org
The PRINTMAKING STUDIO offers a 30" x 48" Takach etching press, a 38" x 32" vacuum sealed exposure unit, blow out sink, utility sink, large work tables and cleaning materials. Our Print Studio is equipped for silkscreen, relief printmaking and monotype. Studio access members are allowed use of the community tools and shared storage space. Contact: Shastina Ann-Wallace, Education Assistant, sannwallace@burlingtoncityarts.org
The TAMARA EDDY CLAY STUDIO is a fully equipped, educationally-focused ceramics studio with 14 pottery wheels, three kilns, a slab roller, extruder and a wide variety of hand tools for wheel throwing, hand building and sculpting. Studio members get a personal shelf space to store their clay and work in progress. The studio provides slips, underglazes and over 100 glaze combinations. All clay must be purchased through BCA. Contact: Chris Vaughn, Clay Studio Manager, cvaughn@burlingtoncityarts.org
The DARKROOM + DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY LABS offer a traditional black and white darkroom for film and print processing and a digital lab for scanning negatives and largeformat printing. The darkroom uses low-toxicity Eco-Pro chemicals and there is space provided for experimenting with alternative historic processes, matt cutting and zine making. The digital lab offers color-calibrated iMac workstations with Adobe Creative Cloud software, Epson V700/V800 film scanners and large format Epson printers. Additional per-sheet fees apply for digital paper and ink. Contact: Mary Zompetti, Photography Program Director, mzompetti@burlingtoncityarts.org
The LAURIE PETERS JEWELRY STUDIO provides many tools and equipment for use including a polishing wheel, rolling mill, drill press, flex shafts, soldering stations, a PMC kiln, an extensive range of forming stakes and hammers and many small hand tools. Contact: Shastina Ann-Wallace, Education Assistant, sannwallace@burlingtoncityarts.org
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CLASS & LOCATIONS INFO SCHOLARSHIPS (PARTIAL & FULL)
BCA Studios has lots of great options all year round for any skill level. Full or partial scholarships are available to anyone regardless of ability to pay. Please fill out a scholarship form online at burlingtoncityarts.org/scholarship or call 802-865-7166 to request a paper application. Once approved, your class/camp will be confirmed by the Education Director.
REFUNDS
Refunds can only be given if the request is made at least two weeks prior to the beginning of the class. A cancellation fee of 15% of the class price is nonrefundable. After the twoweek window, a class credit will be processed at the discretion of the Education Director. Class credits are nonrefundable.
REGISTER
To register for upcoming classes, visit burlingtoncityarts.org, call 802-865-7166, or register in person at The BCA Center, 135 Church Street, Burlington, Vermont. Full payment is required to secure your space in the class. We accept Visa, MasterCard, cash, and checks. Please register at least one week before class begins to ensure your place. Students will be notified if a class is to be canceled due to low registration at least a week in advance and will be refunded in full.
MEMBERSHIP
BCA members receive 10% off class registration fees and studio access (as noted with class descriptions). Become a member today and save 10%!
BCA CENTER 135 Church Street, Burlington, VT 05401
Located in downtown Burlington, the BCA Center is housed in the old Ethan Allen Firehouse. The center hosts contemporary art exhibitions and gallery programs, and hosts community events such as the Artist Market and Summer Concert Series. Meeting space is also available for rent. BCA CENTER GALLERY HOURS Tuesday - Thursday: noon - 5 p.m. MAY 1 – OCTOBER 31 Friday & Saturday: noon - 8 p.m Sunday: noon - 5 p.m. Monday: Closed Admission is always free to the BCA Center
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