Winter/Spring 2017 Mosaic by Sangre de Cristo Arts Center

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F R O M O U R PA R T N E R S

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

NEW SEASONAL HOURS:

Pat Gonzalez, Chair Dorothy O’Dowd, Vice-Chair Donald Moore, Treasurer Dr. Elissa Ball, Secretary

Welcome Center: Monday - Saturday 9-5, Sunday 11-5

Helen T. White Galleries & Buell Children’s Museum:

Ginger Andenucio Dr. Jeffrey Alexander | Joseph Arrigo Leslie Barnes | Warren Diodosio Carolyn Jackson | John Lee | Lita Martinez Diana Ortiz | Chris Picicci | Roxy Pignanelli Wendy Rapp | Andrew Sanchez Rosina Sonntag | Sandy Stutters Barbara Vidmar Ex Officio Sal Pace Board of County Commissioners Donielle Gonzales Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce Steven Trujillo Latino Chamber of Commerce

Gallery Winter Hours: Wed-Sun 11-4, Closed Mon & Tue Children’s Museum Winter Hours: Tue-Sun 11-4, Closed Monday

Summer Hours: Open Daily, 10-5

210 N Santa Fe Ave | Pueblo, CO 81003 (719) 295-7200 | www.sdc-arts.org

(Labor Day through Memorial Day)

Note: Buell Children’s Museum opens early every Wednesday at 9 AM for special pre-school programming.

IN THIS ISSUE | On the Cover: Japanese ‘hagoita’ from Japan Style exhibition

Winter/ Spring 2017

MOSAIC STAFF Editor: Alyssa Parga Graphic Designer: Ally Sullivan Content Coordinator: Bob Campbell

ARTS CENTER STAFF Chief Executive Officer Jim Richerson Office Supervisor/Planning Kathy Berg Curator of Learning Atrelle Jones Curator of Visual Arts Elizabeth Szabo Director of Conference Services Lorrie Marquez Director of Development Barbara Burch Director of Marketing & Performing Arts Alyssa Parga Director of Finance & Administration Trish Rooney Artistic Director, School of Dance Michelle Boutros Associate Curator of Learning/ Buell Children’s Museum Zachary Friberg Visual Arts Coordinator LuDel Walter Theater Technician Tim Gately Membership & Individual Giving Manager Cheryl Califano Graphic Designer Ally Sullivan Visitor Services & Marketing Coordinator Bob Campbell Accounting Technician Julie Salas Potters-in-Residence Jarrett Pottery Musician-in-Residence Aavalajn Wiggins

4 CEO’S LETTER 5 VISUAL ARTS 8 SCHOOL OF DANCE 11 SCHOOL OF ARTS 12 BUELL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM 14 EVENTS CALENDAR 16 MEMBERSHIP 19 FRIDAY ARTS ACADEMY 20 PERFORMING ARTS 22 PREVIEWS 23 ART START 24 27

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FROM THE CEO

Heritage Malta Chief Designer Pierre Bonello, Arts Center CEO Jim Richerson with a MOSAIC in-hand, Judy Lee, and Chief Curator Sharon Sultana, in the office at the National Museum of Archaeology. Photo by Barb Vidmar.

Happy New Year, Arts Center Members! It is with a deep sense of satisfaction that I look back on 2016 – a year full of great accomplishments, new partnerships, and abundant opportunities. I was pleased to revitalize the partnership with Pueblo Community College in the form of a renewed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) which allows for greater access and opportunities for the students, faculty, and members of both institutions. John Steinbeck said, “Teaching might even be the greatest of the arts since the medium is the human mind and spirit.” We can all agree the human mind and spirit should be cherished and grown, and that is the heart and soul of this new MOU. My delight is to see groups of students at our Center as they experience something new and are inspired in their own works, student groups across our campus making pop-up sculptures for public display, or an intern working in the curatorial department and getting hands-on experience about conservation and collections. Working together, this is a perfect opportunity to develop individuals for future positions at the Arts Center and beyond. It was fitting for us to sign the agreement this winter in the White Gallery amidst cutting-edge paintings by Jenny Morgan, whose works reach beyond their painted surfaces towards that inner power we all possess. Shortly after, Mat Taylor began work on the Wall of Wonder mural project which now enlivens the south facing wall of the Center with vibrant arts and culture imagery thanks to an endeavor by staff and supporters during National Arts and Humanities Month. Another great delight this year was leading an Arts Center cultural heritage tour to Malta where I served as a consultant to their Museums Department from 1995-96. After twenty years it was wonderful to see how much my Maltese colleagues have developed their cultural assets and to share that with a group from Pueblo. I look forward to this spring, with a calendar full of original performances by our School of Dance, noteworthy touring productions like MOMIX, Representing the West in the Helen T. White Galleries and Fort Buell & the Western Frontier in the Children’s Museum, the beloved Festival Friday concert series, and more. The Arts Center creates artistic learning experiences for everyone. I encourage you to contact Alyssa (alyssa@sdc-arts.org) if you’re interested in securing one of our 2015 Fast Fact sheets to read about such unique experiences, which our Arts Center offers to the Southern Colorado community. A huge thanks to all who read this and for your continued support!

Jim Richerson CEO, Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center Twitter: Jim_Richerson | Tumblr: JimRicherson | Linked In: JimRicherson

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VISUAL ARTS

Sponsored by

LINDA CRAWFORD &

JAN 28 - MAR 19 Enjoy artwork in a variety of mediums which considers the changing culture and myths of the American West. Both non-traditional subject matter, materials, and concepts and traditional depictions of the West will be on display, including audio and video pieces. Over $5,000 in prize money is awarded during this exhibition, along with a coveted “People’s Choice” title - which YOU get to vote on - awarding the opportunity for a solo exhibit at the Arts Center.

“Provisional Structures,” Don Stinson, 2012, oil on linen, 28” x 60”

DATES TO REMEMBER OPENING RECEPTION WITH THE ARTISTS FRI. FEB 3, 2017, 5 - 7 PM COFFEE WITH THE CURATORS SAT. FEB. 4, 2017, 11AM - 12:30 PM FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK MAR 3, 2017, 5 - 7 PM

WE HAVE MORE!

VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.SDC-ARTS.ORG TO SEE ALL THE EXHIBITIONS ON DISPLAY THIS WINTER. “Feather Dancer,” John Nieto, Giclee 10/195

ABOUT THE JUROR: DON STINSON Artist Statement:

The landscapes of the West are like celebrities: famous, iconic, public attractions. Consequently, the art I make about my home ground contends with my own perceptions of this celebrity, but also with the perceptions of everyone else. Living in Evergreen, Colorado, I work within arm’s reach of landscapes such as Mount of the Holy Cross, Longs Peak and Mount Evans, sites that have been tied to our national identity by an artist’s hand since the mid 19th century. There is a wonderful wilderness ethic at work in these places, a determination to remain unchanged. But, the sites I find ripe with contemporary meaning exist not in the national parks or wilderness areas, but on the edges and around the fringes of those great reserves of beauty and wonder. These other, less privileged places – places by the side of the road when you leave the park, places altered by the necessity of use, shaped or misshapen by a growing human presence – are to me more poignant, more compelling by how visibly we have changed them. Remember that the treasured wildlands of the West were for centuries understood as nothing more than wastelands, lands to be conquered, developed, civilized. Today, these lands are the celebrated and protected. Now, their compelling beauty is universally accepted. Today’s “wastelands” are these less celebrated places, where we have to look hard to find the beauty in our efforts to accommodate change, make plans and attempt improvements. Our shifting perceptions about the celebrated and less celebrated lands in my home ground create a lively and vigorous tension in the culture, at large. That tension offers subjects for my art that fascinate. Even though what I find to paint are often spectacular fails, or simply sincere attempts at right living. Seeing these wastelands of today in their full complexity and beauty is difficult but I feel offers great rewards to art that embraces the challenge. In the late afternoon, painting in my studio in Evergreen, I am in both the literal shadow of Mt. Evans, and the figurative shadow of Albert Bierstadt’s Mt. Rosalie. I believe that great art, like a great land, is animated by the tensions within it. The tensions brought by change and a growing human presence to the West only get more compelling as we struggle to apprehend the areas beyond the shadow of our most celebrated landscapes.

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VISUAL ARTS

JAPAN STYLE WHITE GALLERY | APRIL 1 - MAY 21, 2017

THE ART OF FORM & FUNCTION

Sponsored by

DRS. MARK & REIKO CLARK & GREGORY HOWELL

形状関数

From The Art of Form and Function (left to right): Jubako | Hagoita | Farmers Clothing | Bamboo Ikebana

DATES TO REMEMBER OPENING RECEPTION WITH COLLECTORS AND TAIKO DRUMMERS Saturday | April 1, 2017 | 1 - 4 PM

FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK

Friday | April 7, 2017 | 5 - 7 PM

Discover the many techniques and applications developed by Japanese artisans over hundreds of years. The collection of Gregory Howell focuses on works created during the 18th through 20th centuries. These objects represent the power and influence of form and function in daily life in Japan. Highlights include Hokkaido farmer’s clothing which uses textiles woven with natural grasses, ancient bamboo baskets from the mountain communities of Takayama, and a circular Edo Period lacquer ‘Jubako’ stacking lunch box from Kyoto. See contemporary ceramics from Japanese masters and other significant objects which were an integral part of life in Japan over the ages. Howell’s first encounter with Japan as a child fueled his passion for things Japanese. His Japanese art collection has been a work in progress for 40 years, and he is the 2006 Recipient of the Japan Foreign Minister’s Commendation for his lifetime service to the nation of Japan.

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MORE FROM JAPAN STYLE...

“Beauty is the harmony of purpose and form.” — Alvar Aalto NETSUKE

from the collection of Charles Trent MAR 11 – MAY 21| 2ND & 3RD FLOOR FOYERS Pronounced “nets-keh”, these small, intricately carved sculptural objects made of ivory, wood, metal, or ceramic, were originally used as a button-like fixture on a man’s sash, from which small personal belongings were hung. The netsuke eventually developed into highly coveted and collectible art forms.

“Shokyusai”

Trent’s delightful collection holds over 100 netsuke art forms. Today we see a broad range from “folk art” carvings to levels of sophisticated fine art and exists as such today with true master-carvers from all over the world still creating these little masterpieces.

KIMONOS AND PRINTS

from the Collection of Drs. Reiko & Mark Clark MAR 25 – MAY 14 | KING GALLERY View kimonos made for every occasion - summer attire to spectacular wedding ensembles - plus see how garments vary for different age groups in Japanese culture. This dazzling exhibition includes ukiyo-e prints from the early 1800s and contemporary works depicting female beauties, kabuki actors and sumo wrestlers, scenes from history and folk tales, travel, landscapes, and flora and fauna. The Clarks have been collecting Japanese art for over 20 years; their works have been shown nationally and are currently on view at the Japan Society in New York City. “Kyoto Maiko,” Paul Binnie

CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS

MAR 25 – MAY 14 | HOAG GALLERY

“Doki No NaKama,” Yasuhisa Kohyama

View ceramics by an emerging artist, an established artist, and a woman artist - a treat, as women ceramists are still relatively rare in Japan. The works will illustrate the rich tradition of ceramics in Japan, one of the world’s oldest art forms, and the different regional styles and influences that are inspiring today’s artists.

REGIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART OF JAPAN APR 1 – MAY 21 | REGIONAL GALLERY Featuring cutting-edge contemporary works by regional artists working in the traditions of Japanese style. The three featured artists in this exhibition are Riki Takaoka of Pueblo, Margaret Kasahara of Colorado Springs, and Renee Reiko Campbell of Colorado Springs. “Woman,” Riki Takaoka

Discover the Clark’s collection of noh plays on view in the Arts Center’s Hasan Pavilion outside the theater. Noh, or Nogaku — derived from the Sino-Japanese word for “skill” or “talent”— is a major form of classical Japanese musical drama that has been performed since the 14th century. Developed by Kan’ami and his son Zeami, it is the oldest major theatre art still regularly performed today.

See page 27 for a Japan Style Studio 210 Member event “Tsuru Kame,” Kogyo

* Exhibitions, dates, and artists subject to change.

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Show! SEE A

Lead Sponsors: Lenore Chamberlain Fund at Southern Colorado Community Foundation Carrie & Travis Archuleta

AN EVENING UNDER THE STARS

GISELLE & SPRING RECITAL

SAT, MAR 18, 2017 AT 7:30 PM SUN, MAR 19, 2017 AT 2 PM

SAT, MAY 27, 2017 AT 7:30 PM SUN, MAY 28, 2017 AT 2 PM

SUN, APRIL 23, 2017 AT 3 PM

Join us for an evening of gowns, suits, and live music reminiscent of a time gone by. The Sangre de Cristo Ballet Company celebrates the smooth sounds of Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Dean Martin, Ella Fitzgerald, and other legendary entertainers, including live performances by Johnny Watson, Christina Anderson, and more. With original choreography set to elegant music, you won’t want to miss this special star-struck evening!

Watch the second act of Giselle, a romantic ballet with traditional choreography about a peasant girl who dies of a broken heart after discovering her lover is betrothed to another. Audiences will be captivated as the Wilis, a group of supernatural women, summon Giselle from her grave, targeting her lover for death, but Giselle’s great love frees him from their grasp.

The Sangre de Cristo Dancerz serve up the annual spring favorite which showcases the Dancerz’ own choreography to their musical favorites. See special guest performances by local musical groups who will accompany the Dancerz on stage. After the performance, the audience is invited to stay and enjoy an ice cream treat with the performers.

TICKETS $15/12 MEMBERS

HOT FUDGE SUNDAY

WITH THE DANCERZ

TICKETS $5

Tickets on sale now!

Reserve your seats by calling 719.295.7200 ext 3 today.

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SCHOOL OF DANCE

WINTER SEMESTER &

SUMMER INTENSIVE NO COSTUME FEES

OFFERING OPEN ENROLLMENT ALL YEAR LONG

PRE-PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES AT AFFORDABLE RATES!

2017 WINTER/SPRING ACADEMIC CALENDAR Spring Semester Spring Break Summer Break Summer Intensive Summer Semester

719.295.7200 SANGRE DE CRISTO DANCERZ

WEDNESDAYS, JAN 4 - MAY 24 | 5:15 - 6:30 PM

The Sangre de Cristo Dancerz is a resident company of the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center composed of differently-abled individuals. Those with and without disabilities are welcome to take this dance class and rehearse and perform in this fun and comfortable setting. $140 Members | $152 Non-Members (4 payments of $35 / 4 payments of $38)

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EYE ON ART Featuring local professional and emerging artists.

Mat Taylor in front of the “Wall of Wonder” mural

ARTIST: Mat Taylor HOMETOWN: Pueblo PROFESSIONAL OR EMERGING ARTIST: Professional STYLE: Muralist, Surrealist, Illustrator FAVORITE MUSIC TO LISTEN TO WHILE CREATING: Audiobooks (non-fiction) BEST ADVICE EVER RECEIVED: Pursue mastery not money. INSPIRATION: Life, drama, misery, pain, mastery, adventure, the transmutation from dark to light. NEXT BIG GOAL: To create positive change throughout this city through art. OTHER HOBBIES: Bicycling. Exploring. WHAT THEMES DO YOU PURSUE: City as work of art. COMPLETE THIS SENTENCE. ART IS... ...the amount of courage one has to allow the source to flow.

Tart made by Friday Arts Academy student in Franco’s Edible Arts class

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SCHOOL OF ARTS

FROM SICILY TO PUEBLO: MEET FRANCO CATINELLA

By Bob Campbell

Franco Catinella is a native of Sicily who has woven his passion for food and old world values into a career as a professional chef and restaurateur. He started cooking for his family at the age of 12 and has been working professionally for about 20 years, coming to Pueblo from Sicily in 1997 after a brief stay in Boston. “I always had a passion for food,” Franco says, “All my family came from a restaurant background. I always spent time in the kitchen. After school, after homework you had to get to work.” Given a choice, Franco loves working with seafood and pastry, and is an accomplished pastry chef. He says the biggest challenge is finding a variety of seafood in Colorado. However, one of Franco’s secrets, regardless of what he’s preparing, is freshness and staying away from frozen ingredients, genetically modified foods (gmo’s), and making sure his dishes are healthy. As for healthy vs. fast food, Franco is a staunch supporter of the former. “I try to stay away from those (fast foods), because in all the classes I teach for kids, for adults, I teach nutritional values,” he says. “Fast food is not my cup of tea. I grew up in a totally different lifestyle. Everybody went home and had lunch together. Here, everybody is pretty much spread out.” His favorite part of being at the Buell Children’s Museum? “People, and kids. The special events they have. The great artists that come. You name it, it’s a great facility. A great place to be,” he says, “People feel comfortable here. They don’t feel rushed. They feel inspired.” When it comes to his favorite recipe, Franco’s not bashful about saying it is desserts, especially cannolis. Cream puffs are another specialty, and the recipe appears on this page. In addition to the Bistro, Franco does a lot of catering, not only for the Arts Center, but also business events and private parties. Many of his customers have followed him for years. And he has gone as far as to cater at a private resort in Vail.

CREAM PUFFS by Franco Catinella 2 packages of instant vanilla pudding 2 cups heavy cream 1 cup milk 1/2 cup butter 1 cup water 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 cup all-purpose flour 4 eggs Mix together pudding mix, cream, and milk. Cover and refrigerate to set. Preheat oven to 425 degrees. In a large pot, bring water and butter to a rolling boil. Stir in flour and salt until the mixture forms a ball. Transfer the dough to a large mixing bowl. Using a wooden spoon, beat in the eggs one at a time. Drop spoonfuls onto an ungreased cooking sheet. Bake for 20 minutes or until golden brown. The centers should be dry. Fill shells using a pastry bag when cooled.

Teaching kids to cook through the Friday Arts Academy at the Arts Center is something that Franco enjoys. “It’s awesome! Most of the kids I teach love to cook. They already have some background.” To Franco, “the most important thing to me is nutritional value.” He tries to get kids to experiment with foods and try different things. Many of his students feel that after 4 or 5 weeks of learning under him they are ready to prepare a dinner for their families. Franco teaches culinary classes for adults at the Arts Center; find the listings for his Ciabatta Bread and Marzipan Sicilian Cookies classes in the Winter/ Spring education schedule or online. Franco’s Bistro is located inside the Buell Children’s Museum, 210 N. Santa Fe Ave. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 9 AM to 7 PM. 719.295. 720 0 | sdc-ar ts .org | Sangre de Cristo Ar ts and Co nferen ce Center | MOSAI C

BUELL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

FOrT bUeLl ANd ThE Wes TEr N fRO nTiE r Sponsored by

Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation

Jan 8 - June 3 Westward Ho! The adventure begins with your visit to “Fort Buell” to stock up on supplies and skills you need to survive the rough and wild western frontier. Learn storytelling traditions and western folk tales; create a unique fort diorama, craft your very own leather-tooled pendant, and learn about the importance of cooperation when trying to survive on the frontier... your adventure awaits!

Creativity Days at the Buell | 12:30 - 3 PM Celebrate a Creativity Day with your family at the Buell Children’s Museum - each day will feature a special project of the day.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day Presidents’ Day Chili Day St. Patrick’s Day Bread and Butter Day Easter Sunday Memorial Day/ Biscuit Day

Bent’s Old Fort at Fort Buell | 12 - 2 PM Interact with presenters from Colorado’s own historic Bent’s Old Fort! Interactive presentations for guests of all ages to enjoy learning about the history and legacy of the Colorado frontier.

Sat, January 28 Fri, February 24 Fri, March 24 Sat, June 3

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Mark Your Calendar! DRUMMING AROUND THE CAMPFIRE

SATURDAYS, JANUARY 21, FEBRUARY 4, 18, MARCH 4, 18, APRIL 1, 15, MAY 6, 20 1 - 3 PM | MAGIC CARPET THEATER Arts Center Musician-in-Residence Aavalajn will be in the Magic Carpet Theater on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month to share drumming with all ages. The flickering “campfire” will set the mood, and you set the rhythm.

SHARE A STORY

SATURDAYS, JANUARY 14, FEBRUARY 11, MARCH 11, APRIL 8, MAY 13 12 - 2 PM | MAGIC CARPET THEATER The Pueblo Storytellers will be in the Magic Carpet Theater on the 2nd Saturday of each month to share stories with guests. Hear different storytelling traditions and draw inspiration to create your own stories to share.

SKETCHBOOK SUNDAYS

SUNDAYS, JANUARY 22, FEBRUARY 26, MARCH 26, APRIL 23, AND MAY 28 1 - 3 PM | ARTRAGEOUS ART STUDIO Polish your artists’ tools for Sketchbook Sundays - every 4th Sunday of the month. Participants will receive a complimentary “My Under Western Skies Sketchbook.”

CELEBRATE CHILDREN’S DAY AT THE BUELL!

FRIDAY, MAY 5, ALL DAY Children’s Day is a Japanese national holiday which takes place annually on the fifth day of the fifth month as part of Golden Week. It is a day set aside to respect children’s personalities and to celebrate their happiness. There will be activities throughout the day in the Children’s Museum in conjunction with exhibits celebrating Japanese culture in the Helen T. White Galleries.

BUELL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM BIRTHDAY BASH!

SATURDAY, JUNE 3, ALL DAY It’s a frontier hoe-down as the Buell Children’s Museum celebrates its 17th Birthday! Join us as we close out our Fort Buell and the Western Frontier exhibit with style. Costumes, creativity, and cake will be the keywords on this special day. Mark your calendars now - hope to see you there!

TOURS

Visit the Buell Children’s Museum with your school or recreational group for just $5 per person. Call (719) 583-6217 to book your educational experience for all ages. Workshops around clay, dance, music, visual arts and theatre are available for an additional fee. (Minimum of 10 people required to qualify for group pricing.) 719.295. 720 0 | sdc-ar ts .org | Sangre de Cristo Ar ts and Co nferen ce Center | MOSAI C

WINTER/SPRING 2017

JANUARY

SUN, JAN 1 Happy New Year! Closed for Holiday SUN, JAN 1 - JAN 7 Buell Children’s Museum Closed for Exhibit Transition MON, JAN 2 First day of School of Dance Semester Where: School of Dance When: 4 PM WED, JAN 4 First day of Dancerz Semester Where: Magic Carpet Theater When: 5:15 PM SUN, JAN 8 Last day to see Portraits from the Collection exhibition* Where: King Gallery When: 11 AM - 4 PM SUN, JAN 8 Fort Buell & the Western Frontier exhibition opens* Where: Buell Children’s Museum When: 11 AM FRI, JAN 13 Festival Fridays with Phat Daddy and the Phat Horn Doctors Where: Jackson Conference Center When: 6 PM Happy Hour, 7 PM Band Tickets $8/$7 Advance. See pg 28. SAT, JAN 14 Far Horizons: Landscapes from the Collection exhibition opens* Where: King Gallery When: 11 AM - 4 PM SUN, JAN 15 Last day to see RISE by Jenny Morgan exhibition* Where: White Gallery When: 11 AM - 4 PM MON, JAN 16 Arts Center OPEN for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day* Where: Helen T. White Galleries & Buell Children’s Museum When: 11 AM - 4 PM Students with ID save $1 off admission TUE, JAN 17 Arts Associates Meeting with Artisan Textiles Where: Board Room When: 9:30 AM Free & Open to the Public

WED, JAN 18 Art Start Wonderful Wednesday with Beth Epley’s Party in the Pasture* Where: Buell Children’s Museum When: 9:15 & 10:15 AM FRI, JAN 20 Festival Fridays with Bad Habitz Where: Jackson Conference Center When: 6 PM Happy Hour, 7 PM Band Tickets $8/$7 Advance. See pg 28. FRI, JAN 27 First day of Friday Arts Academy Where: Sangre de Cristo Arts Center When: 9:30 AM See pg 19.

FRI, JAN 27 Festival Fridays with The Martini Shot Where: Jackson Conference Center When: 6 PM Happy Hour, 7 PM Band Tickets $8/$7 Advance. See pg 28. SAT, JAN 28 Representing the West exhibition opens* Where: White Gallery When: 11 AM - 4 PM

FEBRUARY FRI, FEB 3 Opening Reception & First Friday Art Walk featuring Representing the West Where: Helen T. White Galleries When: 5 - 7 PM Free & Open to the Public SAT, FEB 4 Coffee with the Curators featuring Representing the West juror Don Stinson* Where: White Gallery When: 11 AM - 12:30 PM SAT, FEB 11 Children’s Playhouse Theatre presents James & the Giant Peach by PHAMALY Where: Arts Center Theater When: 1 PM | Tickets: $8/$7 Members SUN, FEB 12 Second Sunday at the Arts Center Where: Helen T. White Galleries & Buell Children’s Museum When: 11 AM - 4 PM Free & Open to Public WED, FEB 15 Art Start Wonderful Wednesday with Isobel Drysdale’s Winter Stories & Songs* Where: Buell Children’s Museum When: 9:15 & 10:15 AM

SAT, FEB 18 Sangre de Cristo Regional Series presents The Short Hello by WYNOT Radio Theatre Where: Arts Center Theater When: 2 PM & 7:30 PM Tickets: $20/$16 Members MON, FEB 20 Arts Center OPEN for Presidents’ Day* Where: Helen T. White Galleries & Buell Children’s Museum When: 11 AM - 4 PM Students with ID save $1 off admission TUE, FEB 21 Arts Associates Meeting with Guitarist Ed Hill Where: Board Room When: 9:30 AM Free & Open to the Public

MARCH FRI, MAR 3 First Friday Art Walk Where: Helen T. White Galleries When: 5 - 7 PM Free & Open to the Public SAT, MAR 11 Japan Style: Netsuke exhibition opens* Where: 2nd & 3rd Floor Foyer Galleries When: 11 AM - 4 PM TUE, MAR 14 Center Stage Series presents Slapstick Sonata by Cirk La Putyka Where: Arts Center Theater When: 7:30 PM Tickets: $30/$24 Members WED, MAR 15 Art Start Wonderful Wednesday with Charles Sjolander’s Dr. Seuss Show* Where: Buell Children’s Museum When: 9:15 & 10:15 AM SAT, MAR 18 Sangre de Cristo Ballet presents An Evening Under the Stars Where: Arts Center Theater When: 7:30 PM | Tickets: $15/$12 Members See pg 8. SUN, MAR 19 Sangre de Cristo Ballet presents An Evening Under the Stars Where: Arts Center Theater When: 2 PM | Tickets: $15/$12 Members See pg 8. SUN, MAR 19 Last day to see Representing the West and Far Horizons exhibitions* Where: White Gallery When: 11 AM - 4 PM

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EVENTS CALENDAR

MON, MAR 20 Arts Associates Meeting with Musicianin-Residence Aavalajn Wiggins Where: Board Room When: 9:30 AM Free & Open to the Public MON, MAR 20 - 24 Spring Break Madness Camp Where: Sangre de Cristo Arts Center When: 9 AM - 4 PM Must register in advance. SAT, MAR 25 Japan Style: Contemporary Ceramics exhibition opens* Where: Hoag Gallery When: 11 AM - 4 PM SAT, MAR 25 Japan Style: Kimonos & Prints exhibition opens* Where: King Gallery When: 11 AM - 4 PM

THU, APR 13 Studio 210 Member Experience: Brewed In Japan Where: White Gallery When: 5:30 - 7:30 PM Tickets $30, open to Studio 210 members or higher. Space is limited. Must register in advance. See pg 27. SUN, APR 16 Arts Center OPEN for Easter* Where: Helen T. White Galleries & Buell Children’s Museum When: 11 AM - 4 PM MON, APR 17 Arts Associates Meeting with Collectors Drs. Mark & Reiko Clark Where: Board Room When: 9:30 AM Free & Open to the Public

APRIL

WED, APR 19 - 20 Art Start Wonderful Wednesday with The Amazing Food Detective* Where: Buell Children’s Museum When: 9:15 & 10:15 AM

SAT, APR 1 Children’s Playhouse Theatre presents Johnny Peers & the Muttville Comix Where: Arts Center Theater When: 1 PM | Tickets: $8/$7 Members

SUN, APR 23 The Sangre de Cristo Dancerz present Hot Fudge Sunday Where: Arts Center Theater When: 3 PM | Tickets $5

SAT, APR 1 Japan Style: Regional Contemporary Art of Japan exhibition opens* Where: Regional Gallery When: 11 AM - 4 PM

MON, APR 24 International Sculpture Day Where: Helen T. White Galleries & Jackson Sculpture Garden When: 2 - 4 PM Free & Open to Public. See pg 27.

SAT, APR 1 Japan Style: The Art of Form & Function exhibition opens* Where: White Gallery When: 11 AM - 4 PM SAT, APR 1 Opening Reception featuring all Japan Style exhibitions* Where: Helen T. White Galleries When: 1 - 4 PM FRI, APR 7 First Friday Art Walk Where: Helen T. White Galleries When: 5 - 7 PM Free & Open to the Public SUN, APR 9 Second Sunday at the Arts Center Where: Helen T. White Galleries & Buell Children’s Museum When: 11 AM - 4 PM Free & Open to Public

THU, APR 27 Center Stage Series presents Opus Cactus by MOMIX Where: Arts Center Theater When: 7:30 PM Tickets: $30/$24 Members

MAY THU, MAY 4, 11, 18, 25 Italy & the Grand Tour Lecture Series Where: Volunteer Room When: 5:30 - 7 PM Must register in advance. See pg 22. FRI, MAY 5 Children’s Day Celebration* Where: Buell Children’s Museum When: 11 AM - 4 PM FRI, MAY 5 First Friday Art Walk Where: Helen T. White Galleries When: 5 - 7 PM Free & Open to the Public

SUN, MAY 14 Last day to see Japan Style: Kimonos & Prints, Contemporary Ceramics exhibitions* Where: Helen T. White Galleries When: 11 AM - 4 PM MON, MAY 15 Arts Associates Meeting with Collector Gregory Howell Where: Board Room When: 9:30 AM Free & Open to the Public WED, MAY 17 Art Start Wonderful Wednesday with Jim Jackson’s Art Guffaw* Where: Buell Children’s Museum When: 9:15 & 10:15 AM SUN, MAY 21 Last day to see Japan Style: Netsuke, Regional Contemporary Art of Japan exhibitions* Where: Helen T. White Galleries When: 11 AM - 4 PM SAT, MAY 27 Sangre de Cristo Ballet presents Giselle & Spring Recital Where: Arts Center Theater When: 7:30 PM | Tickets: $5 SUN, MAY 28 Sangre de Cristo Ballet presents Giselle & Spring Recital Where: Arts Center Theater When: 2 PM | Tickets: $5 *Included in price of admission (Members always FREE)

SECOND SUNDAY OF EVERY OTHER MONTH IN 2017 IS FREE! Mark your calendar - the 2nd Sunday of every other month in 2017 offers free basic admission at the Arts Center!

FEB 12 | APRIL 9 JUNE 11 | AUG 13 OCT 8 | DEC 10

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PATRON $150-$274 Maria Appenzeller Mabel & Jamie Baker Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Banner Dr. Aldo & Dee Ann Battiste Kay Bauman William & Teresa Bernal Joann Carlson Mike DeLuca Susan Stamm Evans & Dick Evans Jonathan & Shari Fox Pat Gonzalez Richard & Vicky Hansen Bob Juniel & Sharon Hawkins Juniel Dr. Scott & Julie Howe Jacquie Huffaker Florence Hunt Patrick & Marilyn Hurley Dr. Del Wayne Nimmo & Myrtis Johnson Buzz & Kelley Kaufman Reg & Sue Landrum Dr. Donald & Teresa Luebke Shirley Meyer Shirley B. Nicholson Joel & Christina Ohlsen Phil Pierce & Pamela Parks Rosemary Reilly Ed & Helen Robinson Patricia & John Rooney Dr.Wallace & Wynona Sullivan Everett & Edna Thalhamer Dr. Jim & Cathy Valenzuela Linda & Joe Welte

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Your financial support makes high quality arts programming possible. This issue’s list covers current membership activity from August 4 – November 14, 2016. This is not our complete membership list. If you recently joined or renewed outside of these dates, your name will be listed in a future issue.

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SENIOR/STUDENT/TEACHER $30-$59 Jean Allen David Anderson Lindsey Brandner Douglas Candelaria Garett Carlson Ivy Carter Dolores Carthel Toni Cordova Fran Cosyleon Adelyn M. Crank Sylvia Datz Joy Denigan Ralph Dille Felecia Dinsmore Barbara Faber Phyllis Fairchild Mark Feltner

Dr. Carol Fortino Rita Friberg Nona Gladbach Cathie Graeser Pearl Gurule Joan Hanley Lori Hannan Debbie Henigsman Liza Hermes-Dickenson Dr. James R. Holbrook William H. Jackson Randall D. Jorgensen E. Darleen Klein Shirley K. Knight Elenora Koehn Jim LaBrash Stephany Liptak Carmen Lucero Judith McGinnis Debbie Mulay Doyle Muller Shirleen Neu Maralyn W. Oestrich Shirley Page Martha Pennington Kathleen Petit Nancy Piazza Martha Poole Doris M. Quinlan L. Savas Razo Norma Reinier Tina Reyero Martha Rodacy Sherry Rogers Mary Sarff Susan Shaffer Susan Stiller Joyce Thompson Thomas Vigil Bessie Vollmer Ruth Von Mosch Virginia Waldron Erika Walter Jan Warner Larry Way Nancy Wertz Will Wright Christine Zeitvogel Lura L. Zimmerman Sandra Zupan

BUSINESS SPONSOR $275-$549 Gallagher Centennial Insurance

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SPECIAL DONATIONS

7/21/2016 – 11/18/2016

Special donations are a way to honor a loved one by contributing to programs and activities in the arts. For more information, call (719) 295-7200 ext. 7235. Thank you for your support.

IN MEMORY OF Robert Belcher GIVEN BY: Marjorie Birner Mr. & Mrs. Mahlon T. White Dr. Fred Birner GIVEN BY: Dr. Carl & Kay Bartecchi Mary Jo Carter Mary Craeger Art & Margie Hilvitz Tamzin Holman Dr. Bill & Ange Jagger Catherine Jensen Thomas & Louise Keach Roland & Susan Leyh Dominic & Leanne Maglia Dr. & Mrs. Edward Mastro Virginia Mattarocci LaLonna Meoska Munitz Quartet Lorraine Naranjo N. Pueblo Blvd., LTD Jodene Parlapiano Pete & Barb Peterson Rosemary Reilly Lindsay Schwalm Paul & Sherri Sparrow Marv & Sandy Stein Nancy Vercelline (Stoehr Cleaners) John & Nadene Verna Family Ken & Gala White Mr. & Mrs. Mahlon T. White Thomas Wolf Ann Leach GIVEN BY: Lisa Moore

GROUP $100-$280 Colorado Bluesky Adult Services McClelland School Soaring Eagles Center for Autism

MEMORANDUMS OF UNDERSTANDING Pueblo Community College

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PROGRAM DONORS

PROGRAM DONORS from November 1, 2015 to October 31, 2016

Investing in artistic learning experiences benefits us all. We could not accomplish our goals without the generosity of the following program donors. $200,000 - 1,000,000 Pueblo County $50,000 - 199,000 Arts Center Endowment Fund Arts Center Membership Association Community Service Advisory Commission (Pueblo City & County) $15,000 - 49,999 The Colorado Tourism Office El Pomar Foundation Jennie & Albert Gersick Foundation Carolyn Jackson Frank I. Lamb Foundation National Endowment for the Arts Mahlon T. and Maylan White Estate of Betty Jo Wilkinson $10,000 - 14,999 Lenore Chamberlain Fund at Southern Colorado Community Foundation Colorado Creative Industries Art & Lorraine Gonzales Fran McClave & Kathy Farley Pueblo City Schools Early Childhood Development Dr. Jarvis & Mary Jo Ryals Xcel Energy Xcel Energy Foundation $5,000 - 9,999 Black Hills Energy Linda Crawford Bob & Doris Johnston Foundation BJ McNamara Robert Hoag Rawlings Foundation Charles & Shari Ready Ryals Family Foundation Spradley Auto Group US Bank Bill & Barbara Vidmar Lester Ward $2,000 - 4,999 Aberdeen Surgery Center Travis & Carrie Archuleta Arts Center Associates Bill & Mona Askwig Atlas Pacific Kim & Kim Barickman Capek Family Foundation Ted & Sylvia Clair Drs. Mark & Reiko Clark

Dan & Kerry DeRose Jackson Foundation Kathleen & Mark Kennedy Koncilja & Koncilja, P.C. Drs. Gregorio & Haydee Kort LaLonna Meoska Midtown Shopping Center Montgomery & Steward Funeral Directors Tim O’Shea Parkview Medical Group Pueblo City-County Library District Pueblo City County Foundation Pueblo Community College Pueblo Day Nursery Childrens Foundation Pueblo Urban Renewal Authority Dr. Gordon & Mara Beth Rheaume Wendy & Dr. Barry Rapp Rocky Mountain Eye Center Rotary Club of Pueblo Sonntag Dental Southern Colorado Clinic, P.C. Larry & Carol Spradley Target Distribution Center John & Nadene Verna Family in Memory of John Verna Wells Fargo Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF) Charles & Jeanette White Burnie & Pam Zercher $1,000 - 1,999 Dante Alighieri Society of Pueblo Ida & Gary Anzuini KC Savage & Joe Arrigo Aldo & Dee Ann Battiste Darryn Biggerstaff Joe & Kris Bower Jeff & Paula Chostner Tom & Pat Cone Jay & Florence Dammann Dave Dill & Jane Rawlings Emergicare Ent Credit Union Patricia Gonzalez & Family Anthony & Brigitte Juarez Jeri Larrinaga Richard & Joyce Lawrence Charles McCulley Mel & Madeline Murray John & Inge Oechsle Bill & Diane Patterson John Peters Pueblo County Education Association Rob Redwine

Esfandiar & Zinat Safayan Dorothy Shaw Pearle Sandstrom Smith & Clif Smith Wally & Sharon Stealey Andrew & Donna Trainor Val Tursi Ken & Gala White Family Foundation Carl & Margaret Wright $500-999 Mike & Dotsy Baxter Drs. Greg & Sally Berryman Boston Consulting Group, Inc. Bev Brill Dr. Steve & Becky Brown Sidney Clutter Cathy & Ron Diodosio First Oak Bank Allan & Wanda Glover Jacquie Huffaker Eric & Sandra Kelly Legacy Bank Loaf ‘N Jug/Mini Mart, Inc. LPL Financial Lita & Mel Martinez Peter & Kelly McCarthy McPherson, Breyfogle, Daveline & Goodrich, P.C. Lee & Anna Meisner Beverly Moore Paul & Teresa Mueller Dorothy O’Dowd Gilbert & Diana Ortiz Pueblo Automobile Dealers Assoc Pueblo County District Attorney Austin Lee Richerson Dr. Jim & Debbie Sbarbaro Spanish Peaks Arts Council Amy & Ken White III and many anonymous donors!

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ART CAMP: SPRING BREAK MADNESS Art & Science Adventures through Visual & Performing Arts

5 DAY CAMP | MONDAY - FRIDAY | MAR 20 - 24 | GRADES K-6

FULL DAY

$126 Members/$140 | J6711 9 am - 4 pm | Please bring a non-perishable lunch.

HALF DAY

$63 Members / $70 MORNING | J6712 9 am-12 pm | Focus on Visual Arts: Painting, Clay, 3-D, Weaving, Fused Glass, and more. Please bring a plain t-shirt for a special project. AFTERNOON | J6713 1-4 pm | Focus on Performing Arts: Theatre, Dance, and Music (vocal & instrumental)

Please bring a morning and/or afternoon snack for your child.

Friday Arts Academy Schedule JAN 27 - MAY 12, 2017 15 Week Course: Less than $ 7 per hour (all materials included)

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Course Total per Student (materials included):

Price guide is for members and non-members 1 Course = $81 / $90 5 Courses = $405 / $450 2 Courses = $162 / $180 6 Courses = $486 / $540 3 Courses = $243 / $270 7 Courses = $567 / $630* 4 Courses = $324 / $360 8 Courses = $567 / $630 (1 free) *Family Deal: Purchase 7 courses, get the 8th FREE

Class size is 7-12 student artists for most sessions

Does your child have FRIDAYS off or have an early release? ENROLL THEM TODAY!

FOR INFORMATION CALL SPACE IS LIMITED. (719) 295-7205

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To register or for more information about camps or classes visit www.SDC-ARTS.org

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2016-2017 SEASON “TRANSCEND THE LINES BETWEEN ACROBATICS, CONTEMPORARY DANCE, PUPPETRY, CONCERT, AND SPORT.” — Cirk La Putyka

TICKETS

$30 | $24 Members

PRESENTED BY

Kathy Farley & Fran McClave Art & Lorraine Gonzales

LEAD SPONSORS

SLAPSTICK SONATA [CIRK LA PUTYKA] TUESDAY, MAR. 14, 2017 AT 7:30 PM This wordless theater performance tells the story of overnight laborers in a Prague warehouse. The night crew breaks from routine, dazzling audiences with physical comedy, balancing gags, and acrobatic feats.

“ A WONDERFULLY TOUCHING SHOW. . . FILLED WITH HEART.” — BroadwayWorld.com

TICKETS

$8 | $7 Members

PRESENTED BY

Kathy Farley & Fran McClave LEAD SPONSORS

JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH [PHAMALY] SATURDAY, FEB. 11, 2017 AT 1:00 PM Adapted for stage from the book, James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl, the author of Charlie

and the Chocolate Factory, this story centers around James, a young boy who discovers a magic potion that leads to an unforgettable adventure!

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“PENDELTON’S INGENUITY, THEATRICALITY, AND CUNNING IMAGINATION ARE SEEN AT FULL STRETCH.” — MOMIX

OPUS CACTUS [MOMIX] THURSDAY, APR. 27, 2017 AT 7:30 PM Inspired by the flora, fauna, and simple magic of the American Southwest, the show brings the Sonoran desert to life with illusions of lizards, landscape, fire and motion. Opus Cactus is great for the family, with excitement, beauty, and visual dynamics that will thrill audiences of all ages.

“ JOHNNY PEERS AND THE MUTTVILLE COMIX GETS AUDIENCES HOWLING WITH LAUGHTER, AND BEGGING FOR MORE.” — Julia Williams

JOHNNY PEERS & THE MUTTVILLE COMIX SATURDAY, APR. 1, 2017 AT 1:00 PM Meet Daphne, Mr. Pepe, Sir Winston, Squeaky, and more, each with their own uniquely hilarious talent during this funny and entertaining show featuring acrobatics, agility, and the amazing balance of man’s best friend. Johnny Peers has devoted himself to this circus show featuring trained rescue dogs for over 35 years.

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BY THE WYNOT RADIO THEATRE SHOW

SAT, FEB 18, 2017 AT 2 & 7:30 PM 1940-something radio detective Rick Luger goes international in this epic spoof of Casablanca. A small tropical island is the setting for intrigue, mystery, and an ancient bubbly formula worth countless tens of twenties. With a plot as thick as the accents, it's an exotic epic worthy of applause! This is an evening of side-splitting comedy you don't want to miss.

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JAN 18 PARTY IN THE PASTURE WITH BETH EPLEY

Scoot your boots while listening to tales and songs of the old west. Hear legends from the Lakota and Cherokee. Come kick up your heels as we celebrate our western heritage.

FEB 15 CELEBRATE WINTER WITH STORIES, SONGS, AND PUPPETS WITH ISOBEL DRYSDALE

RMANCES ALL PERFO DED ARE INCLU ART ST WITH ART IP SH R E MEMB

About Art Start Share a memorable experience in the arts with your young child. Art, music, dance, and theater are children’s first languages. Storytelling and creativity are the first building blocks of student success.

Isobel Drysdale has been a storyteller with the Pueblo City County Library District for over 35 years. She has told stories from the bottom of the Grand Canyon to the 14ers of Colorado and now she will join us in our Magic Carpet Theatre!

Wonderful Wednesday performances are included in Art Start Membership - Call (719) 295-7205 to inquire about joining the Art Start program today.

MAR 15 THE DR. SEUSS SHOW WITH CHARLES SJOLANDER

PLUS - included in your regular admission to the Buell Children’s Museum, join us for early start Wednesdays at 9 AM with programming that makes a difference for young minds.

A celebration of the magic of Dr. Seuss books, featuring original songs, storytelling and juggling, with lots of audience participation.

APR 19 & 20 AMAZING FOOD DETECTIVE

This play invites students to join the sleuth in discovering healthy habits. They will see the effect of junk food on their body and identify healthier food choices. This is an interactive performance. *TIMES: 9 AM, 10:30 AM, and12 PM *TICKETS: $3 for non-Art Start members

MAY 17 JIM JACKSON’S ART GUFFAW

Art Gaffaw unravels the mysteries of fine art in a magical studio where easels speak, drawings come to life, and the paintings dance. It is a circus of art that inspires each of us to look at the world with the eyes of an artist.

Please note: Seating is limited - Art Start members have priority seating.

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ABOUT THE ARTS ASSOCIATES ~ PURPOSE ~

The Sangre de Cristo Arts Associates provide volunteers to assist the Arts Center staff with activities such as mass mailings, ushering at performing arts events, preparation of Christmas displays, assisting in the Children’s Museum, staffing the Ryals Library, working in gift shops and helping with tours and large groups.

~ MEETINGS ~

Meetings are held 9 times a year from January to May and September to December. Regular meeting time is the 3rd Monday of the month at 9:30 AM at various locations in the Arts Center. Exception: January and February meetings are on Tuesdays. Arts Center Associates dues are $25 per year plus the membership level of your choice to the Arts Center

Q&A with

The McCarthy Family Arts Center Members since

2014

Winter Arts Associates Schedule JANUARY 17 (Tuesday): Presentation of Artisan Textiles FEBRUARY 21 (Tuesday): Music Writing Workshop by Guitar Teacher Ed Hill MARCH 20: Musical Presentation by Musician-in-Residence Aavalajn Wiggins APRIL 17: Drs. Reiko and Mark Clark discuss their Japanese Kimono and Print Collections, on display in the King Gallery MAY 15: Gregory Howell talks about Japan Style and the Form and Function Japanese Art Collection, on display in the White Gallery (All meetings take place on the 3rd Monday of the month, from 9:30 – 11:30 AM, unless otherwise noted.)

We’ve asked the McCarthy family (M. Phyllis with granddaughters Kaidyn and Brooklyn) a few questions during their visit on Puebloween, here’s what they had to say... Q: Where’s the first place you go when you visit the Arts Center? I go to the Buell Children’s Museum with the grandkids. Q: How and where do you find inspiration? We are inspired by the Children’s Museum’s exhibit changeups. And my granddaughter Brooklyn does Missoula Children’s Theatre. Q: Do you have a favorite artist? There’s just too many to choose from! I like John and Dorothy Mendoza, locally. My nephew is also a great artist for Disney, his name is Philip David Vigil. Q: What advice do you have for the next generation? Phyllis says, “Take today and make it special. Also, ‘The flower that blooms in adversity is the rarest and most beautiful of all.’ That’s a Disney quote which I really liked.” Q: Just for fun – What song do you always sing along with? With the kids we sing all kinds of music, we sing Katy Perry songs.* * Editor’s Note - Katy Perry is the #1 answer to this question. Did you know that Katy Perry is actually a stage name? Her full name is Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson. She studied Italian Opera, and cites Alanis Morrissette and the late Queen singer Freddy Mercury as influences on her music. Katy’s favorite song to listen to in the car? “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” by Whitney Houston.

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TAKING FLIGHT International Sculpture Day - Monday, April 24 MONDAY, APRIL 24, 2 - 4 PM IN THE HELEN T. WHITE GALLERIES & JACKSON SCULPTURE GARDEN Join in worldwide celebration of sculpture during the 3rd annual International Sculpture Day, or IS Day, from the International Sculpture Center, publisher of Sculpture Magazine. This year, to celebrate Japan Style, IS Day activities include making and attempting to fly art kites. This project is a unique opportunity to place creative inspiration on a highly visible art display platform: the kite. Events are free and open to the public.

“The simple kite is a vehicle which speaks of the joining of the spirit and the physical...” -Art Volant Symposium, Mallorca, l995 719.295. 720 0 | sdc-ar ts .org | Sangre de Cristo Ar ts and Co nferen ce Center | MOSAI C