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Colors of the Southwest

The Contemporary Southwestern Art Collection of Charles A. & Jeanette Gilchrist White

Between Land + Sky

Savor the Southwest at the 43rd Anniversary Gala

Colorful Colorado: Camp Create-A-Lot!

Visit our wonderful state without ever leaving Pueblo

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Contact Alyssa Parga at:

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Carol Spradley, Chair Tim O’Shea, Vice Chair Rob Redwine, Treasurer Pat Gonzalez, Secretary

$8 Adults | $6 Children/Military/Seniors Members always FREE

ARTS CENTER STAFF Executive Director Jim Richerson Controller Dona Skaggs Development Manager Barbara Burch Curator of Education Atrelle Jones Assistant Curator of Education, Tour Coordinator Zachary Friberg Curator, Buell Children’s Museum Donna Stinchcomb Assistant Curator, Buell Children’s Museum Joleen Ryan Manager of Conference Services Lorrie Marquez Marketing Manager Alyssa Parga

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FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Of the many new exhibits, performances, and programs here at the Arts Center, I’m most excited about our newest Economic and Cultural Impact Statement because it tells our story of success and change within the community. This statement encompasses all things at the Arts Center for the year of 2014, and proves that the Arts are a driving force in the local economy with the Arts Center spending over $2 million annually on payroll, goods, and services. A noteworthy excerpt from the statement is that the Picasso, Matisse, and Chagall exhibit brought many new faces through our doors, including visitors from the states of Alabama, Arizona, California, District Of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, North Jim Richerson with artwork “Pine and Peak” Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin, and by Gene Kloss the countries of Argentina, Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, and the Philippines in the month of October alone. I encourage each member to be an ambassador for the Arts Center armed with facts. For your own copy of the 2014 Economic and Cultural Impact Statement, please contact Marketing Manager, Alyssa Parga, at alyssa@sdc-arts.org. We will be putting copies into your membership letters as well.

This summer’s White Gallery exhibition is Colors of the Southwest: The Contemporary Southwest Art Collection of Charles A. & Jeanette Gilchrest White. This exhibit features contemporary artists like Frank Howell, Leland Holiday, and Margarete Bagshaw and will have its own catalog with page upon page of high-key colors, landscapes, and architecture. This is the first exhibition catalog the Arts Center has published in five years, was printed locally, and made possible by the unceasing generosity of the Whites. The Colors of the Southwest exhibit will open June 6 and run through the Chile and Frijoles Festival in September. Concurrently, visitors will experience the Southwest first-hand in the Buell Children’s Museum’s summer exhibit called Colorful Colorado: Camp Create-a-lot. The Buell Children’s Museum will have its own tribute to the beauty of our surroundings through the exploration of color and creativity in this camp-style exhibit, in collaboration with Lake Pueblo State Park, the biggest tourist attraction in Pueblo with 1.3 million visitors each year. I am delighted to announce that we will be hosting a collection of casts from Michelangelo’s Bozzetti, or working models in October. Because of the sophisticated 3-D laser mapping techniques of the Harry & Karly Spell Foundation, the Casa Buonarroti has allowed the casting of bronze sculptures in posthumous unique editions from the original fragile models of Michelangelo himself.

Graphic Designer Ally Sullivan

In January, I was asked to speak about the island country of Malta during a Director’s Talk open to Arts Center members and the public. Living and working in Malta as a museum consultant in 1995-1996, I grew fond of its scenery of stone and water. After the Director’s talk, interest was expressed for a trip in the spring of 2016. If you are interested in participating in this kind of group excursion, contact me.

Curator of Visual Arts Elizabeth Szabo Visual Arts Coordinator LuDel Walter

Thank you for your support of the Arts Center through your membership,

Accounting Assistant Julie Salas Administrative Assistant Kathy Berg

Jim Richerson, Executive Director

Membership/Box Office Manager Cheryl Califano Assistant Membership/Box Office Manager Dan Masterson Artistic Director, School of Dance, Sangre de Cristo Ballet Michelle Boutros Theater Technician Tim Gately

On the Cover: Taos Sky of Sheer Light, Dennis Haggerty

FEATURES 3 Summer Exhibits

17 Membership

6 Between Land + Sky

20 Performing Arts

Gallery Coordinator Ann Nix

7 Summer Camps

21 School of Arts

Facilities Coordinator Lon Johnson

9 Colorful Colorado

23 Snapshots

Potters in Residence Jarrett Pottery Photographer in Residence Joey Sciumbato

14 Events Calendar

26 3-2-1 Countdown to Fun

16 Previews

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SUMMER EXHIBITS

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JUNE 6 – SEPT 27, 2015

COLORS OF THE

SOUTHWEST The Contemporary Southwestern Art Collection of Charles A. & Jeanette Gilchrist White

by Elizabeth Szabo, Visual Arts Curator INTERACTIVE EXHIBIT EXPERIENCE Using QR codes and personal mobile phones, the Arts Center will give visitors an added dimension when learning about the Colors of the Southwest exhibit. Guests can take a “deep dive” into the exhibit with informative and engaging audio clips about the works and artists. Sponsored by the Robert Hoag Rawlings Foundation

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The Sangre de Cristo Arts Center is honored to present Colors of the Southwest, an exhibition of artworks from the collection of Charles A. and Jeanette Gilchrist White. This stunning exhibition features artistic interpretations of life and varied perspectives of the Southwest, with artists and subjects native to the southwestern lifestyle. Containing art by some of the premier artists working in the genre, this truly special show will inspire and exhilarate; you’ll want to come back time and again to experience this wonderful feat of compilation. The Whites have meticulously and thoughtfully chosen each piece of their collection throughout the years creating a testament of their love for the southwest region: its people, art, and the artists that make the area so unique. (It says a lot about the Whites that many of those artists feel the same way about them.) Colors of the Southwest is about just that—the unimaginably vibrant colors of the land, the rich culture and history of the area. Pueblo has been called the northern gateway to the southwest, so mounting an exhibition of the finest examples of works by contemporary artists from the region has special meaning and value to the community—both to people who live here and to the people who will be drawn to Pueblo to view the exhibit. The art made here is a natural consequence of its surroundings—you can’t help but feel the passion that the Whites have for the Southwest and its art when viewing the exhibition. I invite you to examine the variety of themes within this exhibit, such as how this region’s artists have used high-key colors to create figures, architecture and landscapes; how the land and the people in the area define each other as manmade forms and the landscape meld together; and how the light, land and

Naptime by Malcolm Furlow tribal symbols have been deconstructed and abstracted by many of these artists. Take this opportunity to witness how the artists draw from their tribal traditions but seamlessly join a western European tradition of working in bronze and marble. Other themes include spirituality, as represented by the kachina and the human propensity for anthropomorphism. I hope you enjoy this beautiful exhibition which the Whites have so generously shared with us. This is a rare opportunity to view so much brilliance in one place.

LEAD SUPPORT PROVIDED BY The Mahlon Thatcher White Foundation Dr. Jarvis & Mary Jo Ryals The Estate of Etta Jeanne Sayers WITH ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FROM Dr. Bill & Mona Askwig Dick & Shirley Cline Linda Crawford Kathy Farley & Fran McClave Franco’s Bistro LaLonna Meoska Pueblo City-County Library District Robert Hoag Rawlings Foundation Charles & Shari Ready Larry & Carol Spradley

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SUMMER EXHIBITS KING GALLERY | JUN 6 - AUG 2, 2015 HIGH PLAINS INVITATIONAL

Dawn by Tim Deibler

An exhibition of Contemporary Fine art by some of Southern Colorado’s renowned artists, including Marty Brens, Doug Candelaria, Tim Deibler, Jeremy Manyik, and Teresa Vito.

HOAG GALLERY | JUN 6 - SEPT 13, 2015 WESTERN FUTURISM BY JIMMY DESCANT

JFK As Indian #3 by Jimmy Descant

When Jimmy Descant started professionally creating assemblage art in 1996, he saw his lifelong appreciation of the beautiful utilitarian parts from the Golden Age of American manufacturing transform into visions of what they could be, once rearranged.

REGIONAL GALLERY | JUN 6 - SEPT 13, 2015

Pueblo Boy by Kelton Osborn

PUEBLO BOY: A PROCESS OF DISCOVERY BY KELTON OSBORN Early in life, Kelton had a penchant for discovering how things worked and were put together. Instead of a linear process, Kelton works in a spiral that allows influences from multiple sources to interact with each other. His intuitive approach allows him the opportunity to explore ideas without physical limitations.

2ND FLOOR FOYER | MAY 23 - SEPT 27, 2015 WORKS FROM THE COLLECTION

Campfire by Frank Howell

A representation of Contemporary Southwestern Art from the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center’s permanent collection.

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- at the SANGRE de CRISTO ARTS & CONFERENCE CENTER Presenting Sponsor Mahlon Tha tcher White Founda tion

JUNE 5, 2015 6:00 PM

Cocktails on the Paseo & Exhibition Viewing

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7:30 PM

Dinner & Dancing

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ENTERTAINMENT DON YOUR BEST southwestern colored attire (black tie optional) ENJOY WORKS by the brightest contemporary artists of the region SAVOR southwestern inspired cuisine & cocktails DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY under a desert sky to the sounds of Denver’s rousing SOUL X band BECOME AN ART HERO during the live & silent auction

SUMMER EDUCATIONAL CAMPS

YOUNG AT ART

SUMMER ADVENTURE CAMPS JUNE 15 -THRUJULY 23 Each exciting week is packed full of artistic experiences based on a theme just for kids, with 25 full hours of great visual and performing arts projects matching your chosen theme!

Visit our website for the schedule with age/grade level tracks based on enrollment numbers. All weeks designed especially for youth entering grades 1- 6 (ages 6 - 11+) unless noted otherwise. Opportunities for older students grades 8-12 are available.

WEEKS 1 - 6 | MONDAY - THURSDAY Full or Half Days Available

FULL DAY | 9 AM - 4 PM $ 120 ($108 members) per week Bring a non-perishable lunch for a supervised picnic each day. MORNING | 9 AM - 12:00 PM $ 80 ($ 72 members) per week AFTERNOON | 1 PM - 4 PM $ 80 ($ 72 members) per week

Become an Arts Center member TODAY and SAVE on Summer Arts Camp for kids

MEMBERS SAVE 10% ON CLASSES

All other materials included. Camp details online www.sangredecristoarts.org/education.html

BEST VALUE

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WEEK 1: (JUNE 15-18) | CREATING ANIMALS IN ART Capture the animal world in visual and performing arts! Learn to draw, paint, and sculpt realistic and imaginary creatures. Explore animal movement and sounds in dance, music, and theare. ALL DAY K67101 | MORNING K67102 | AFTERNOON K67103

WEEK 2: (JUNE 22-25) | COLORFUL COLORADO: JUNIOR NATURALISTS Join the visiting Colorado Park Ranger Naturalist throughout the week as you create artwork inspired by Colorado’s beauty! Earn a Junior Ranger or Naturalist badge as you explore and create flowers, trees, bugs, and the natural beauty of our state. ALL DAY K67201 | MORNING K67202 | AFTERNOON K67203

WEEK 3: (JUNE 29-JULY 2) | TREASURES OF THE SOUTHWEST Explore Native American artwork inspired by the summer exhibitions, Colors of the Southwest and Colorful Colorado: Camp Create-A-Lot, participants will celebrate the native landscape of the Southwest. Projects include kachina style figures, weaving, murals, storytelling and more! ALL DAY K67301 | MORNING K67302 | AFTERNOON K67303

WEEK 4: (JULY 6-9) | WATER, WATER, WATER All things are rockin’ under the ocean, so discover your artistic side under the sea in clay, movement, theater, drawing, painting and sculpture! It’s JAWS with an artistic twist, so use your imagination to create sea creatures and mermaids with sea shells, watercolors, and bubbles. ALL DAY K67401 | MORNING K67402 | AFTERNOON K67403

CALLING

ALL CHILD ACTORS! WEEK 7 MISSOULA CHILDREN’S THEATRE PRESENTS

“THE JUNGLE BOOK” No cost to audition. Learn with professional touring actors!

Up to 60 young actors and actresses audition, practice, and put on a performance…all in one week! AUDITIONS | for youth entering K-12 MONDAY, JULY 27: 10 AM - 12 PM* *must be present entire time to be considered

WEEK 5: (JULY 13-16) | DRAGONS, CASTLES, & CROWNS: ENCHANTMENT CAMP

REHEARSALS MONDAY, JULY 27 - SATURDAY, AUGUST 1

Design crazy castles, hats, creatures, and machines with an elegant flair. Explore clay, jewelry, fused glass, and more in this unique camp where steampunk meets “Alice in Wonderland!” ALL DAY K67501 | MORNING K67502 | AFTERNOON K67503

PERFORMANCE SATURDAY, AUGUST 1: 2:00 PM Main Stage | Arts Center Theater

WEEK 6: (JULY 20-23) | INVENTORS’ DREAM: GEARS AND FANTASTIC MACHINES Build a mini-robot! Explore pinhole photography! Design machines of the past and future in paint, clay, music, theatre, and movement. Put on your creativity cap and get your hands dirty on the potters’ wheel.

*Enrollment numbers determine timing of wheel sessions.

TUITION (CAST ROLES ONLY) $60 | $54 Members

Please Note: This week is designed specifically for older youth artists going into grades 5-9 (ages 10-14). ALL DAY K67601 | MORNING K67602 | AFTERNOON K67603

Depending on part, cast rehearsals are from 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM (Rehearsal times and days vary by part and age)

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BUELL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

JUNE 6 - NOVEMBER 7, 2015 Blue Spruce, greenback cutthroat trout, purple mountain majesty, and orange sunsets – explore color and creativity in this camp-style exhibit. Bridge the gap with summer learning and fun through the Gateway to the Southwest, right here in our hometown. Take a side trip to New Mexico and Arizona in the Helen T. White Galleries at no extra charge! SPONSORED BY

WITH SUPPORT FROM

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

LAKE PUEBLO STATE PARK The Estate of Christine L. Fratterelli

PARENTS - GOT A SMART PHONE? QR codes are coming to enhance your museum experience and extend your visit. Parenting apps, digital books, and information to help your children learn will be available with just a push of a button. Sponsored by the Robert Hoag Rawlings Foundation

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See the art installation, “Purple Mountain Majesty” - area students illustrate each line from the Kathryn Bates songwritten on top of Pikes Peak. Pueblo Community College Art Club will inspire you. Visit our a-MAZE-ing state of Colorado without ever leaving Pueblo. Get lost on your visit in artist John Wilbar’s installation of a life-size maze with exciting nature photography by Ron Drummond.

“Camp” out in our gallery, “fish” indoors, put on a wildlife puppet show, dress up like the state dinosaur, sing around the campfire, even create with marshmallows - you’ll want s’more!

Identify animal tracks, “Go Buggy” in the Sensations interactive exhibit, get advice from critters and learn to appreciate nature as only an artist can. Use nature’s tool box to make creative projects from sticks, and “story” stones.

THINK BLUE

Pick up your Colorado Journal created by author/illustrator Craig McFarland Brown. Color your own “uncoloring” pages in your official Colorful Colorado book as you learn about the land and critters in southern Colorado. Sponsored by the Jennie and Albert Gersick Foundation PRINT COLORFUL COLORADO! Check out Colors of the Southwest in the Helen T. White and Reilly Family Galleries with vibrant artists such as RC Gorman, Tony Abeyta and John Farnsworth. Then unleash your inner printer! Gel Printing Plates that look and feel like gelatin! Monoprinting on a Gelli plate is simple and fun plus the prints are too cool! “You’ll be addicted to Gelli!”

CATCH & RELEASE “A FISH TALE” KICK OFF Look for blank fish kites with art supplies around the town.

BE A PART OF OUR FISH KITE INSTALLATION!

Clues will be given as to their hidden locations. When found, open it up, decorate the kite with the art inside and fly it!

Imagination Playground is back!

Join us for the “Catch & Release - A Fish Tale” kick off at Lake Pueblo’s Fishing Derby, Saturday, June 6 from 8 - 10 am. The derby is free and no license is required. The event coincides with Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s free fishing weekend. This event is free, but a park pass is required on every vehicle that enters park. A daily pass is $7 per vehicle.

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BUELL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

Look up in the air! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s YOU as a super hero! The Buell Children’s Museum comes to the rescue at your library location with the Super Hero Factory. Check our website for dates and locations - we’ll see you there!

WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY Art for Kids

Sponsored by the Pueblo Day Nursery Children’s Foundation

WEDNESDAYS | 10 AM - 12 PM Paint, print, and sculpt in the Artrageous Studio.

SUNDAY SUMMER BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS

SUNDAY, JUNE 14 & SUNDAY, AUGUST 9

STORYTELLING Sponsored by the Robert Hoag Rawlings Foundation

It’s the Buell Children’s Museum’s 15th birthday and we’re inviting EVERYONE to our parties! Usher in the Summer with our celebration on June 14 and bid the Summer farewell with another party on August 9. Do you have a Summer birthday too? Celebrate with us. The magical Mr. E will be on hand to celebrate with a magic show and cake, of course! Enjoy the fun of the museum and all the fixin’s – included in your admission. Just follow the sound of singing…

Showtime is 1:30 in the Magic Carpet Theater.

Visit on Wednesdays, June 10 and July 8 to hear the “Museum of Dreams” with storyteller Birgitta De Pree telling tall tales, pioneer yarns, and mining myths. K is for Kachina! William Mattoon was known as a prominent Pueblo lawyer, but not many people know he created Kachina style art figures. See his collection and be inspired to create your own piece. Let the artwork from The McClelland School lead the way! On Loan from the William Mattoon Family. Create your own clay art piece and see a collection of Storyteller Dolls, clay figurines made by the Pueblo people of New Mexico depicting a man or woman with their mouth open to tell or sing a story to young children. On loan from Kathy Parga.

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BUELL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM CALENDAR OF EVENTS ALL PROGRAMS INCLUDED WITH ADMISSION 12 - 2 PM UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED

JUNE

MAY 31-JUNE 5 CLOSED to install Colorful Colorado – Camp Create-a-lot! for your enjoyment JUN 6 Kick Off with Fishing Derby – 8-10 am at Lake Pueblo Reservoir JUN 6 Opening Day, Colorful Colorado – Camp Create-a-lot!

A Day of Enchantment returns! The Pueblo Summer Musical cast from “Shrek” will be on hand to entertain with fairy tale fun and all things green! FAIRY HOUSE GARDEN TOUR - START BUILDING NOW! Create your own dwelling out of natural objects for the wee folk, garden gnomes and fairies. Then, enter our Fairy House Garden Tour on Thursday, July 16th, beginning at 11am. Pick up an entry form at the Museum’s front desk. Bring your fairy house to show on the special day, or create one on the spot with natural materials the day of the event. A DAY OF ENCHANTMENT Grab your wand, flutter your wings, sparkle your crown and get ready for the biggest fairy tale fun ever! Be on the look-out for the giant dragon, duck, and seahorse puppets. There will be bubbles, too, did we say bubbles? Meet the famous Tooth Fairy while Shrek – the Musical cast members will be helping families create memories and facilitate creativity with songs and costumed characters - plus a few surprises. DRAGON CHALK WALK We’ve invited a friendly dragon to our party! - picture its bright colors creeping down the path. Light a fire under your imagination and help create a larger than life-size mural.

ENTER & WIN!

JUN 6 Sit Means Sit “Doodle a Poodle” and Sparky the Art Dog JUN 9 Lake Pueblo Naturalist – “Build a Beaver” JUN 10 Summer Storyteller Birgitta De Pree JUN 11 Prairie Conservation Pueblo Zoo is here! JUN 11 Geology of the Southwest! Pueblo Community College 2:30 - 4 pm JUN 13 Bird Hurdles with Sue Hardesty from Pueblo Nature & Raptor Center/Arkansas Valley Audubon Society JUN 14 Birthday Celebrations with Magician, Mr. E 1:30 pm JUN 16 Lake Pueblo Naturalist – “Owl Pellets” JUN 18 Dig it! Colorado State plants with the CSUExtension Office JUN 18 Bike presentation with Kim Arline 2:30 & 3:30 pm JUN 19 Explore Colorado’s past with the Pueblo Archaeological & Historical Society

ICE CREAM CONTEST

What is the flavor of Colorful Colorado? Invent an ice cream tasty treat that reminds you of our wonderful state. Draw your favorite art piece that shows your yummy idea and you could win ice cream for a year from Cold Stone Creamery - just don’t eat the picture! Participate in this delicious contest and receive a coupon just for entering.

WIN A BIKE

Remember the bike you have in the garage? Take it for a spin and get active in Colorado! No bike in the garage? Then here is your chance to score a new mountain bike - visit the Buell Children’s Museum and see this shiny prize. Answer a fun quiz, draw yourself biking, and enter your name- you could win in more ways than one- a hot new bike and a cool healthy lifestyle! Thanks to Vance’s Bicycle World. This exhibit is in conjunction with the community-wide Take 5 campaign to Get Pueblo Moving more by walking and biking sponsored by PACE (Pueblo Active Community Environments) and the City of Pueblo.

JUN 20 Make Lanterns for Solstice Parade with Cynthia Ramu 1 - 3 pm

JUN 30 Lake Pueblo Naturalist – Tracks & Scat

JUL 28-31 3-2-1 Countdown to Fun School Readiness Week

JULY

JUL 29 Family Arts Festival - A School Readiness Celebration with Big Bang BOOM

JUL 2 Prairie Conservation – Pueblo Zoo is here! JUL 2 Geology of the Southwest! Pueblo Community College 2:30 - 4 pm JUL 3 Celebrate Independence Day with Cool Science –What makes things go BOOM? 11am JUL 4 CLOSED for Independence Day as we celebrate with our families JUL 7 Lake Pueblo Naturalist – Hiding from Hypo – Water Safety JUL 8 Summer Storyteller Birgitta De Pree JUL 9 Dig it! Colorado State Plants with the CSUExtension Office JUL 10 Bear Education with Bob Holder, Colorado Wildlife Officer. Bring your teddy bear to the Museum and learn more! JUL 11 Bird Hurdles with Sue Hardesty from Pueblo Nature & Raptor Center/Arkansas Valley Audubon Society JUL 14 Lake Pueblo Naturalist – Fish Printing JUL 16 Day of Enchantment in partnership with Pueblo Summer Musical – SHREK JUL 17 Explore Colorado’s past with the Pueblo Archaeological & Historical Society JUL 18 Sit Means Sit “Doodle a Poodle” JUL 21 Lake Pueblo Naturalist – Edible Camp Fire

JUN 21 Father’s Day – Dad’s get in FREE all day when accompanied by a child

JUL 23 Mammal Skins, Skulls & Tracks - Mountain Park Environmental Center

JUN 23 Lake Pueblo Naturalist – “Rock Out with Geology”

JUL 24 Recycled Camping “Hacks” with Susan Finzel-Aldred, Environmental Division, Pueblo Health Department

JUN 25 Mammal Skins, Skulls & Tracks - Mountain Park Environmental Center JUN 26 Recycled Camping “Hacks” with Susan Finzel-Aldred, Environmental Division, Pueblo Health Department

JUL 25 Find out about the state dinosaur and more! Dinosaur Resource Center JUL 28 Lake Pueblo Naturalist – Urban Nature Hike in the Jackson Sculpture Park

AUGUST

AUG 1 Bird Hurdles with Sue Hardesty from Pueblo Nature & Raptor Center/Arkansas Valley Audubon Society AUG 3 OPEN MONDAYHAPPY COLORADO DAY! Join the celebration of the Centennial State! AUG 4 Lake Pueblo Naturalist – Incredible Journey of Water AUG 6 Prairie Preservation with Pueblo Zoo AUG 6 Geology of the Southwest! Pueblo Community College 2:30 - 4 pm AUG 7 Explore Colorado’s past with the Pueblo Archaeological & Historical Society AUG 8 Sit Means Sit “Doodle a Poodle” AUG 9 Birthday Celebrations with Magician, Mr. E 1:30 pm AUG 11 Lake Pueblo Naturalist – Snakes! AUG 13 Dig it! Colorado State Plants with the CSU Extension Office AUG 14 Colorado Steel STEM activities with the Steel Works Museum, Victoria Miller AUG 15 Recycled Camping “Hacks” with Susan Finzel-Aldred, Environmental Division, Pueblo Health Department AUG 18 Be a Girl Scout! Find out more from leader, Carmen Valdez AUG 20 Mammal Skins, Skulls & Tracks - Mountain Park Environmental Center AUG 29 Maggie Burns Nursery Nanny, Victorian Pueblo with Rosemount House Museum Curator, Deb Darrow

SEPTEMBER

SEPT 7 OPEN MONDAYHAPPY LABOR DAY!

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FA L L E X H I B I T P R E V I E W S KING GALLERY | OCTOBER 2015

TOUCHED BY THE HANDS OF GOD: MICHELANGELO’S MODELS The exhibit Touched by the Hands of God: Michelangelo’s Models features bronze casts of six of Michelangelo’s bozzetti. Come see the intriguing story of how the bronze casts were made. Special sneak preview July 19, see page 14 for details.

WHITE GALLERY | OCTOBER 2015

BEAUTIFUL GROTESQUE Rooted in the long-standing movements of Mannerism and Surrealism; of the Vanitas and Memento Mori, visitors will witness a juxtaposition of perceptions: the grotesque- misshapen, monstrous and twisted, with the traditional ideals of the beautiful in our society.

BUELL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM | NOVEMBER 2015 DIY SANTA! Visit the Elves’ Workshop to MAKE IT a happy holiday at the Buell Children’s Museum with do-it-yourself activities.

WHITE GALLERY | SUMMER 2016

THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF ANSEL ADAMS

See the personal collection of Ann Adams-Helms, daughter of Ansel Adams, as this exhibit comes directly to our White Gallery after being on display in Seoul, Korea.

NEW ARTS CENTER WEBSITE | SUMMER 2015 WWW.SDC-ARTS.ORG Watch for the unveiling of our new website featuring a members area, online ticketing, and more.

NOW OPEN HOLIDAYS Please note, to better serve our members, the Arts Center’s Box Office, Helen T. White Galleries, and Buell Children’s Museum will be open most Holidays in 2015.

THESE INCLUDE: JAN 19: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day FEB 16: Presidents Day MAY 25: Memorial Day JULY 3: Day before Independence Day

AUG 3: Colorado Day SEPT 7: Labor Day OCT 12: Columbus Day NOV 27: Day after Thanksgiving

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EVENTS CALENDAR

SUMMER 2015 FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT

WWW.SDC-ARTS.ORG

MAY SUN, MAY 31 - JUNE 5 Buell Children’s Museum Closed to install Colorful Colorado: Camp Create-a-lot

JUNE FRI, JUNE 5 Between Land + Sky 43rd Anniversary Gala Where: Jackson Conference Center & Helen T. White Building When: 6 PM SAT, JUNE 6 Colors of the Southwest Exhibition Opens* Where: White Gallery When: Showing through September 27

FRI, JUNE 12 Members Opening of Summer Exhibits Where: Helen T. White Building When: 4:30-7 PM

SAT, JULY 18 - JULY 19 Shrek, The Musical Where: Sangre de Cristo Arts Center Theater When: 2 PM | Tickets: $12 See page 25 for details

FRI, JUNE 12 Pueblo Boy: A Process of Discovery Exhibition Opens* Where: Regional Gallery When: Showing through September 13

SUN, JULY 19 Art Talk with Dr. Harry Spell: Michelangelo’s Bozetti* Where: King Gallery When: 3 PM

FRI, JUNE 13 – AUG 1 Young at Art Summer Camps Where: Sangre de Cristo Arts Center See page 7 for details

JULY SAT, JULY 4 Happy 4th of July! Arts Center Closed

SAT, JUNE 6 Colorful Colorado: Camp Create-a-lot Exhibition Opens* Where: Buell Children’s Museum When: Showing through November 7

FRI, JULY 10 Festival Fridays featuring Makeshift Funk Band Where: Jackson Sculpture Garden When: Doors at 6:30 PM, Band 7:30-10:30 PM $6 advance | $8 at door

SAT, JUNE 6 High Plains Invitational Exhibition Opens* Where: King Gallery When: Showing through August 2

JULY 15 Performing Arts Season Tickets on sale to public Tickets $112 ($88 members)

SAT, JUNE 6 Western Futurism Exhibition Opens* Where: Hoag Gallery When: Showing through September 13 MON, JUNE 8 – JUNE 20 School of Dance Summer Intensive Program Where: Sangre de Cristo Arts Center - School of Dance See page 16 for details

A Magical Place by Phyllis Kapp

SAT, JULY 16 A Day of Enchantment* Meet Shrek, explore with fairies, shake hands with the tooth fairy, and more! Where: Buell Children’s Museum When: 12-5 PM FRI, JULY 17 Festival Fridays featuring Thumpin’ Where: Jackson Sculpture Garden When: Doors at 6:30 PM, Band 7:30-10:30 PM $6 advance | $8 at door

MON, JULY 20 - JULY 23 Shrek, The Musical Where: Sangre de Cristo Arts Center Theater When: 7 PM | Tickets: $12 See page 25 for details FRI, JULY 24 Festival Fridays featuring Bad Habitz Where: Jackson Sculpture Garden When: Doors at 6:30 PM, Band 7:30-10:30 PM $6 advance | $8 at door TUES, JULY 28 – FRI, JULY 31 3-2-1 Countdown to Fun* Get ready for school at the Buell all week long! Where: Buell Children’s Museum See page 26 for details WED, JULY 29 Family Arts Festival featuring Big Bang BOOM! Where: Jackson Conference Center When: 4-6 PM, Concert at 4:30 PM | Tickets $8 ($6 members) or $24 Family Pass See page 26 for details FRI, JULY 31 Festival Fridays featuring The Martini Shot Band Where: Jackson Sculpture Garden When: Doors at 6:30 PM, Band 7:30-10:30 PM $6 advance | $8 at door

AUGUST MON, AUG 3 Arts Center OPEN for Colorado Day* SAT, AUG 1 Missoula Children’s Theater Performance of The Jungle Book Where: Sangre de Cristo Arts Center Theater When: 2 PM | Tickets $6 SAT, AUG 1 Studio 210 Members’ Dinner & Discussion with Artist John Farnsworth Where: White Gallery When: 5:30 PM | Tickets $30 SUN, AUG 2 Art Talk with Artist John Farnsworth presented by Pueblo City-County Library District Where: White Gallery When: 2 PM | Free to public FRI, AUG 7 Festival Fridays featuring That 80’s Band Where: Jackson Sculpture Garden When: Doors at 6:30 PM, Band 7:30-10:30 PM $6 advance | $8 at door THUR, AUG 13 “Taste at your Own Risk!” Members Salsa Tasting Where: Boardroom | Helen T. White Building When: 6 PM|Free for members

SEPTEMBER MON, SEPT 7 Arts Center OPEN for Labor Day*

*included with admission

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Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center

Up to 500 Guests

CALL FOR DETAILS For available dates and to schedule an appointment to tour our facilities contact Lorrie Marquez at 719.295.7212 or email lorrie@sdc-arts.org

DECORATIVE GOURDS

Summer Gifts

Kathy Neve | Colorado City, CO

Starting at:

at the

$75

Three Peaks Boutique Enter the drawing for our summer Gift Basket - just stop by for a chance to win!

TURQUOISE JEWELRY

Jane Roberts | Colorado Springs, CO

Starting at:

$38

ARTWORK

Various Local Artists

Starting at:

$35

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Sangre de Cristo School of Dance

SUMMER INTENSIVE PROGRAM PRE-PROFESSIONAL BALLET STUDENTS | AGES 12 AND UP

JUNE 8 - 20 MONDAY - FRIDAY (2 WEEK COURSE) PRESENTATION SATURDAY, JUNE 20

TUITION: $300 (PER WEEK)

Faculty: Brittany Nunes

Jeremiah Garner Benjamin Sandoval

Guest Artists: Demarcus Suggs Michael Bishop

210 N Santa Fe Ave | Pueblo, CO | www.sdc-arts.org

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MEMBERS LIST

THANKS for being an

ARTS CENTER

MEMBER!

BENEFACTOR $550-$1,499

Your financial support makes high quality arts programming possible. This issue’s list covers current membership activity from DECEMBER 10, 2014 – APRIL 15, 2015. 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.

Cathy & Ron Diodosio Wendy & Dr. Barry Rapp Sandy & Marv Stein

Matt & Linda Sturtevant Andrew & Donna Trainor Dr. M. Edmund & Gregoria Vallejo Gary & Georgia Walker Lester & Rosalind Ward Scooter & Marty Wilcoxson

SPONSOR $275-$549

STUDIO 210 $90-$149

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Joan & Kevin Barickman Richard & DeAnn Bryson Mary Ann & Dr. Patti Canchola David & Raye Cole Patricia K. Corsentino Dave & Cathy Dehn J. Alan & Diane Eickelman Tammy Fesmire Joseph W. Gagliano Mr. & Mrs. James Gardner Gail & Dennis Garn Rachel Gist Wes & Chris Goff Doug Proal & Holly Hanson Harvey G. Herzog Judy Hildner Sara & Robert Howsam Bea & Marvin Jones John & Gretchen Keller William & Barbara Leonard Mary Mattarocci Nancy Moya Dr. & Mrs. Bryan & Janna Nolt Rayann & Sunny Jim Orr Roxanne Pignanelli Deann & Matt Pujol Dr. Gordon Rheaume DPM Barry & Phyllis Richards Breta & Scott Ross Dr. John Hardy & Terrie Sajbel Phyliss Sciortino Karen Smith Fred & Joy Sterner Dave & Mary Swangler Jeff Turner Connie & John Wilbar

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Rhonda Berry Kestrel Bishop & Michael Cservenak Sarah Bourne Michelle Brooks Benjamin Brown Eric & Jeannette Brown Romana & Sam Brubaker Amanada Bullock Jungsoo Byun Amy Campbell Suzi Reaves & Gerry Canavan Danyelle Canning Laura Carlson Susie Carnes Carrillo Family Anthony & Devin Cash Francesco Catinella Jackie Cesar-Stringer Amanda Brown & Jason Chlebus James & Mary Ciletti Amy & Chad Clark Rachael Clark Mark Cloer Joe & Holly Corsentino Brian & Amy Corsi Misty Critchfield Dave Cruson Nathalie Cruz & Family Jennifer Cruzen Dayna Cummings Cupples Family Dan & Kerry Dahlke Katherine & John Daneluk Melissa Dansby Danelle Darnielle Tim & Kristin Davis Colter Davison Rexella Day Louis DeGrado Ron & Chris Dehn Geri & Victor Delgado Miguel Lara & Natalie Dellinger Andrea DeLuca Jeff & Andrea Divelbiss Mr. & Mrs. David Donley Yvonne Doria Jon & Margeaux DuFrene & Family Dorothy Dunlap Eastman Family Sandy Elliott Mark & Ellen Emery Brandice Eslinger Kirsten Eyre Kevin Fair Family John & Jaehne Farris Vanessa Steigler& Anthony Faxon Taryn Felzien Kat Ferguson Carol Foust Margaret Frakes Debi Frazier Caitlain Frushour Peggy Gallegos Samantha Gallegos & Family Jessica Garcia

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Brittany Martinez Carriann Martinez Charlotte Martinez Chris & Beverly Martinez Janelle Martinez Stephanie Martinez Sharol McCluskey McDonald Family Anthony & Sakiko McDowell Rebecca & Chris McEvoy Geof McKinney Chris & Ambria Medina Paul & Tammy Metz & Family Julie Meyers Mariah Mikulas Dassity Miller Mark, Lori, Haley & Dylan Miller Amy & Alan Mills Tiawna & Joel Moffitt Naomi Monclova Patti Montgomery Jacob & Nancy Montoya Tracy Morris Family Charles Mulhern Ilene Mullett Alan Nelms Jennifer Nidey Jaclyn Nieto Drs. Musharraf & Allison Nizami & Family Nathina Norris Kathryn Adams & John Norton David Nunez Kevin Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keefe Guadalupe Ochoa Garcia Ami & Chike Onyejekwe Jose Anselmo Ortega Derrick Padilla Grace & Carl Pasquin Mike & Jamie Patti Erik & Christina Pedersen Michele Pennington Michelle Perez Alysia & Mark Perry Brandy Phillips Chris Picicci Family Laura Porter Donnell Potter Scott Potts Family Ashley Pratt Chanelle Quintana Alicia Rahner Aria Ramirez Gina Ramsey Gloria Reiter Familia Reyes Valerie Rice Trina Robbins Jacob Korba & Sharon Roberts B Robinson Eric Robinson Melissa Rodriguez Chris Romero Nancy Rowe Joseph D. Ruzich Jessica Salazar Kyla, Kirt, Abby & Mathew Samson Chris Santistevan Angelito & Patricia Sarmiento Katharine Schreck Adam & Kelle Schultz Ron & Jaime Schwab Kimberley Scott Michelle Seifried-Castleberry Jeff Shay Angelique & George Sipos

Dan, Dory & Sam Sitler Melissa Smit Heather Smith Jeff, Holly Zoe & Mara Smith Kriyah Smith Kelly Snyder Frank Solis Shalynn Spangler Melissa Sparks Sam Spicola Brieanna Spinuzzi Christella Jodel StClair Patrick Farrel & Laura Stein Darryl & Jennifer Stephens & family Michelle Stern Adacia Stockman Amber Suckey Shane Nevins & Amber Sutton Sol Tafoya Sean & Jocelyn Tapia Karla Thielbar Amy & Brian Thielemier Amanda Tilley Rebecca & Kathleen Tomlin Kyle Mayo & Tammy Torres David Traenkle Gerard Lee Trujillo Leo Trujillo Mark Uhernik Adam & Candy Underhill Amanda Upton Jen Vallejo Lori & Steven Varner Kate Varnum Kurt Vasquez Mary Vasquez Ed & Judy Velasquez Bea & Jae Viescas Jeanine Vigil Shae Vigil April Vollbehr Tye Virginia Walker & Family Holly Walter Johnny Watson Jaeson Watts Renese & David Webb Jessica & Tim Weckx Maureen Weins Jessica White Elizabeth Williams Nathan & Heidi Williams Richelle Williams Joshua Windon Grayson Wyndham James Yslas Kimberley Zacharias GRANDPARENTS $60-$89 Mary Agnes Abeyta Leonard Alfonso Jill Anderson Ronald & Sandra Anderson Ruben & Joan Archuleta Cindy Armenta Maxine Atencio Andy & Pam Beeman Jeanne Benson David Lee & Sylvia Brown Ron Speer & Justina Carter Karen Chavez Jeff & Paula Chostner Rose Clasby Arlene Cordova Rosemarie Criger

Don & Susie De Smet Charles & Juanita DeHeart Ann Marie Dinkel Irene & Doug Drewnicky Ida Ebel Patricia Enriguez Lori Espinoza Jim & Heather Felt Lee Foss Olivia Galan Geiser Barbara Gonzales Judie Gradisar Charlie & Dee Hall Carrie Heck James & Nita Heinrich Susan Hicks Deanna Jones Pamela K. Kiefer June & Dale King Mark & Yvonne Klune Diane Langston Michael & Jan Lofton Diane Lopez Robert & Suzanne Louden Barb & David Lytle Robert Mace Kim & Terry Mackey Rita & Dave Marquez Cal & Linda Martin Maria McAuliffe Donna McGeeney Carol McKinney Lucinda Mihelich Gloria Moody Joy Morrison Margaret & Darryl Murphy Rita Nava Helen Newman Renae Olson Lenora Phillips Betty Pulkrabek Richard & Lynn Quintana John & Mary Rae Linda Regnier Debby Rogge Amy Romero Nancy A. Romine Sandy & Wendy Sandoval Gus & Sue Sandstrom Claudia & George Sergejev David & Sharon Shaub Barbara Shufelt Steve & Rose Shugart Mary J. Sienko Shirley Sloan Patricia Smith Grandma JoJo Spiars Donna Stratman Bobbi Sutton Robert & Mary Swearingen Lynn Underhill John & Eve Valdez Robert Valentine Laura Velasquez Velvet Villanueva Peggy Weber Bev Miller & Donnie West Eric & Angela Wilks Ernamarie Williams Ken & Judith Williams Doug & Diane Withrow

TWO PERSON ADULT $45-59 Susan & Liza Alarid Becky & Steve Andrews Curt & Colleen Armstrong Cheryl Babcock Drs. George Heine & Janet Barnett Stuart & Pearl Bastin Robert Benvenuto Perry & Susan Bernal Anson Bisland Joseph & Molly Bowers Allan Brown Ken & Barbara Butcher Jerry & Donita Camero Linda Grimaldi & Joe Catalano Thomas & Nancy Corlett Ivan D. Dalton Jay & Florence Dammann David Davies Rennee Reiko Campbell Tim & Rachel Deibler Bill & Cynthia Doty Patticia L. Duffy Carl Ekstrom Marvin & Betty Eller Scott Estep Paul & Sylvia Fanning Robert & Julie Fife Eric & Fadia Gnoske Michael Gonzales Edgie Walrath & Cynthia Graham Lynda & Grady Grissom Robert & Sally Guasta George & Joanne Hafer Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hart Ann Mohler & Cynthia Heinicke Scott & Joan Herrmann Marilyn & Jerry Hoisington Colleen Housman Heather & Tess Hull Carl Jensen David Nora & Peggy Kavookjian Johnna & JaiLee Keever Allison Kipple Samantha Kommana Dietmar & Julie Kuehn Sarah Lakamp Louis M. Lamas William & Diana LaMorris Joanne Lavender Ronald & Danelle Looney David & Nancy Lopez Cathy Herr & Charles Malouff Maureen & Steve Mason Dr. Margie Massey Mel Funk & Dan Masterson M. Phyllis McCarthy Jerimiah & Heather McGraw Charee Coultis & Ben Miller Joe & Cindy Miller Karen & Donna Miller Pat & Les Miller Quilted Pieces Lisa Morelos Victor & Rita Moss Nancy & Robert Nuttelman Robert & Ann Ogburn Susan Ooton Marti & Neal Osborn Erik Oscarson Dave & Judy Parry Geraldine Perea William & Christa Phillips Bev & S.W. Pressey III Amy King & Victor Reyes

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MEMBERS LIST Joe & Susie Rimsky Bob & Vicki Riseling Bill & Joan Ross Julia Rueger John Schott Diane & Tom Shevlin Anthony Hill & Cordelia Smith Sue Smith Kris Steinberg & Bill Brinton Jim & Paulette Stuart Ken & Trish Thompson Sandy Taylor & Charles Vail Thomas & Janet Valle Dave Van Manen Arnold & Patty VanZandt David & Mary Wagner Steven & Dena Wagner Stephen & Marta Wallin Rebecca & Ronald Wasil John & Louise Werme Marc Meyer & Susan Wolf Ray & Shan Wolf ONE PERSON ADULT $35-$59 Chris Altrogge Alan Baccarella Deborah Bartos Luanne Beard Bea Butler Krista Comer Gary Correnti Chris Davis Elisabetta Denti Rebecca Donner Jan Dunn William Eaton Maeve Eichelberger Linda Elsworth Kay Evans Kimberly Garcia Carolyn Gery Ruth Gray David Grossmann Kathy Kearney Ruth Eiring King Sarah Krepel JoAnn Kuzmiak Laura Lomax Robert Lutes Jeremy Manyik Nancy Marsters Katrica Everette Miller LaVonne Mueller Floraida Nethery Lucinda Pennington Scot Potts Terry Robertson Patricia Schill Ginny Smith James Sneed Karen Stever Theodore Stroomer Dr. Lamar Trant Helen Truscott Daryl Vigil Yvonne Youngren SENIOR/STUDENT/TEACHER $30-59 Mollie Abbott Barbara Adkins Donna Alber Richard Annand

Marty Ardell Cecelia A. Barrocas Mary Bates Kay Bauman Jerri Brackett Maureen Braun Judy Buchholz Jerry Bugh Dorothy Burns Frances Burns Nancy Bustillos Muriel H. Cargile Donna Cramb Adelyn M. Crank Cleo J. Day Eileen Dennis Mariellen Dibble Paula Dionisio Angela DiPaolo Joan Donley Jess Driscoll Anna J. Floyd Cindy Frankmore Celina Gallegos Linda Marie Garcia Barbara Gonzales Donna Goodman Bernard Griego Mary Jane Griffith-Curry Patricia Held Mary Beth Jensen Meilyn Kennedy James Klodzinski Martin Kochevar Carole Kramer Ben Kuckel Toni Labenberg Jeanne Ledbetter Yvonne Leek Susan Lockhart Mrs. Ermalinda Luna Shirley Marcen Ozella Martinez Halcyon Mathis Edwarde May Judith McGinnis Celina Pacheco Rene Pendarvis Michele A. Prado-Landreth Peggy Quigley Clara Rose Dr. R.J. Schultz Dorie Silverman Joan Smedley Marjorie Smith Marcia Spinuzzi Lynn Stenzel LaRue K. Stivers Dale E. Stoker Hannah Swedensky Dr. Bill Turman Mrs. Martha Tuttle Joyce Von Drehle Natalie Wilcox Genevieve Willas Betty Williams Judy Wodishek BUSINESS BENEFACTOR $550-$1,499 Western Group, Inc.

William & Laura Mattoon GIVEN BY: Rick & Jill Mattoon

BUSINESS CONTRIBUTOR $75-$149 80/Twenty Wines Chartwells Catering at CSU Pueblo Cinfully Delicious Classic Catering Company Co Optical Eyewear Expressions Inc Donna’s All Seasons Catering Park East Restaurant

Kenneth McCabe GIVEN BY: Nancy Vercelline Jacque Mullennix GIVEN BY: Louise & Tom Keach

BUSINESS PATRON $150-$274

Dr. Gary Parks GIVEN BY: Mr. Nicholas Beavers Piedmont Investment Services, Inc. Willard & Ruth Sholar

Jordan Residential Jorge’s Sombrero Restaurant Parkview Medical Center, Inc Valentine Engineering BUSINESS SPONSOR $275-$549 Land Title Guarantee Co. David & Lucile Packard Foundation Pueblo T R Toppers, Inc. GROUP $100-$280 Colorado Bluesky Infant Program Solid Rock Academy SCHOOLS IN RESIDENCE The McClelland School Irving Elementary MEMORANDUMS OF UNDERSTANDING Pueblo Community College

SPECIAL DONATIONS 12/1/14 – 04/02/15

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

IN MEMORY OF John Cisneros GIVEN BY: Maggie Divelbiss G.Rae Flanigan GIVEN BY: Louise & Tom Keach Jeffrey Michael Gallegos GIVEN BY: Ken & Gina Hayworth

Peggy Turman GIVEN BY: Dr. & Mrs. Robert Alsever Henry “Hank” Williams GIVEN BY: Aberdeen Bluffs HOA Louise & Tom Keach Bill & Mona Askwig Julie Keenan Bob & Olive Belcher Anthony & Brigitte Juarez Arlene Burke Patricia Kelly Robert & Cassandra Burke Mr. & Mrs. Mark Longfield William Burke Rob Redwine Mary S. Carter Bonnie Teel, Terri Teel, Beth Galante Morris & Barbara Chambers Mr. & Mrs. John Thatcher, Jr. Dick & Shirley Cline Dale & Val Tursi Mrs. Sidney Clutter Kathlyn T. Vail Don & Mary Creager John & Nadene Verna Gary & Carolyn Gildersleeve Ken & Gala White Elisabeth & George Ireland Nell Jett

IN HONOR OF Bev Brill GIVEN BY: Dr. Barry and Wendy Rapp

THE ARTS CENTER IS GRATEFUL FOR RECENT BEQUESTS FROM

Clement Hausman GIVEN BY: H.B. & Eva Whittmore

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The Estate of Christine L. Fratterelli The Helen P. Grant Trust The Estate of Etta Jeanne Sayers

PERFORMING ARTS

CENTER STAGE 2015-2016 SEASON PREVIEW GOLDEN DRAGON ACROBATS SATURDAY, OCT 24, 2015

7:30 PM

PRESENTED BY

Kathy Farley & Fran McClave Art & Lorraine Gonzales

LEAD SPONSORS

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our members!

Membership has its benefits. Beginning this 2015-2016 season, Arts Center Members receive 20% off Performing Arts Tickets (that’s double!).

SEASON TICKETS

$112 ($88 MEMBERS) On sale to public July 15

BE A SUPPORTING PLAYER Your sponsorship keeps our performances affordable and accessible for everyone!

CAN YOU HELP?

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BOX OFFICE 719.295.7200

An award-winning show of breathtaking skill and spellbinding beauty with acrobatics, traditional dance, and spectacular costumes!

SHERLOCK HOLMES (AQUILA THEATER) WEDNESDAY, NOV 4, 2015

7:30 PM

“A classically trained, modernly hip troupe.” - The New York Times

O SOLE TRIO MONDAY, MARCH 14, 2016

7:30 PM

New York City’s vibrant musical ensemble has captured the essence of the Italian-American songbook with their exhilarating show.

BALLET WEST II THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2016

7:30 PM

“The young troupe from Salt Lake City brought the audience to laughter, gasps, joy, and breathtaking artistry.” - The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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POT SUMMER

POTTERY PARTIES Design your own pottery party with friends and family! Create your own artwork, then fire and glaze them for long lasting memories. Prices vary based on number of guests and types of projects. To book, contact the Education Department at 719.295.7210. BEGINNERS POTTERY WHEEL | K15801 TUE, 6:30 – 8:30 PM | JUNE 9, 16, 23, 30, JULY 7, 14 Learn the fundamentals in this class designed for those with experience who want to expand their skill set. Explore pottery wheel techniques in our large studio with over 12 wheels available. Tennis shoes preferred. Adults (High School+)|Limited to 12 potters $80 | $72 Members | $20 Lab Fee | 3rd Floor Pottery Studio POTTERY WHEEL FOR KIDS | K48001 THUR, 4:30 – 6 PM | JUNE 11, 18, 25, JULY 2, 9, 16 Learn and develop skills on the potter’s wheel in an enjoyable and supportive environment tailored to children. For children 10 and up | Limited to 12 potters $80 | $72 Members | $20 Lab Fee | 3rd Floor Pottery Studio CLAY TILE MURAL | K58701 THUR, 6:30 – 8:30 PM | JUNE 11, 18, 25, JULY 2, 9, 16 Learn step-by-step techniques for designing and creating a clay tile mural. Each participant will complete a tile mural of their own design. | Adults (High School+)|Limited to 12 potters $80 | $72 Members | $20 Lab Fee | 3rd Floor Pottery Studio

MEMBERS SAVE 10% ON CLASSES

MORE INFORMATION CALL 719-295-7210

OPEN CLAY STUDIO CARD| E0020K SAT, 9 AM – 1 PM | SUN, MON, WED 12 – 4 PM TUES, THURS 5 - 6:30 PM | FRI 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM Eight sessions of independent study and special projects with support from guest potters-in-residence. Expanded daily hours allow you to choose from a variety of times and days to fit your schedule. $80 | $72 Members | $20 Lab Fee | 3rd Floor Pottery Studio

CHECK THE ONLINE SCHEDULE FOR HOURS

www.sangredecristoarts.org/education.html

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TTERY

SCHOOL OF ARTS

FOR KIDS & ADULTS With Jarrett Pottery, Potters-in-Residence

MEET THE NEW CURATOR OF EDUCATION: ATRELLE JONES Atrelle has been a member of the Arts Center staff for a year and has worked very closely with the Curator of Education, Jackie Henderson, to prepare for this new role. Atrelle looks forward to “continuing high-quality programs for children and adults; and working with school districts, private schools and home school groups to provide programs that will support their curriculum.” Atrelle plans to grow into year-round partners with educators and is excited about serving our community. The Education Department will be in good hands. Atrelle looks forward to working with new Assistant Curator, Zachary Friberg. “Zach is amazing with children. He is very personable and energetic, and his experience at the Buell Children’s Museum will be a wonderful asset to the Education Department.” For Atrelle, the best part of her job is the variety of activities and diversity of the individuals who participate in Arts Center classes and programs, from preschoolers to seniors. “I was surprised by the depth of the extraordinary programs, exhibits, and workshops the Arts Center offers to tour groups.” FUN FACT: Atrelle expects a smooth transition. “Jackie has assured me that she will continue her involvement with the Arts Center as a volunteer. Jackie often jokes about keeping her predecessor, Gary Holder’s phone number on speed dial. She has offered to keep the tradition!”

MEET THE NEW ASSISTANT CURATOR OF EDUCATION AND TOUR COORDINATOR: ZACHARY FRIBERG While new to this position, Zach is no stranger to the Arts Center and its programming. Zach has been helping children and leading tours as an attendant and docent with the Buell Children’s Museum for over 3 years. Zach is excited to help fulfill the Arts Center’s mission of bringing the arts to even more children in Southern Colorado within this new capacity. Did you love seeing Zach at the Buell Children’s Museum? Don’t worry – Zach’s favorite place on the Arts Center campus is the Magic Carpet Theater and he plans to continue his role in the Amazing Food Detective performances, on a stand-in basis of course! 719.295. 720 0 | sdc-ar ts .org | Sangre de Cristo Ar ts and Co nferen ce Center | MOSAI C

SNAPSHOTS

FROM THE ARTS ASSOCIATES Hello, Arts Associates will have a meeting Monday, May 18 which will be the last formal meeting of the season. While we do not meet formally during the months of June, July and August, we do plan three outings, one each month and we car pool, enjoy a lunch and have a wonderful time. The June trip will be to the Boulder area to visit the Leaning Tree exhibits and artists. The trip in August is planned to tour galleries and museums from Walsenburg to Trinidad and places in between. Our July trip is still being finalized, but sure to be exceptional. If you are interested in any of these trips or wish to learn more, please contact the Arts Center at (719) 295-7200 and we will get information to you. Hope to see you soon! -Dorothy O’Dowd President, Sangre de Cristo Arts Associates

Let’s be Friends Actual posts from Social Media MEET MARIE KIDD MISS RODEO COLORADO

FACEBOOK: Puebloartscenter TWITTER: @Puebloarts INSTAGRAM: sangredecristoartscenter

SCHOOL OF DANCE SPRING PERFORMANCE

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPARKY!

Proud of the Sangre de Cristo School of Dance/Company. You brought it in both shows!

Aspen & Taryn got to meet Miss Rodeo Colorado 2015, Marie Kidd in the museum today!

Sparky’s Birthday Party at the Buell Children’s Museum.

Sparky’s Birthday Card I caught this angle.

WINTER FESTIVAL FRIDAYS FUN

Our winner, Benetta, was SUPER EXCITED to take home the awesome prizes from #FestivalFridays! Congratulations!

#TGIFF = Thank Goodness It’s Festival Fridays!

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THE CREATIVE LIFE CIRCLE LEGACY GIVING DOES YOUR CURRENT ESTATE PLAN INCLUDE CHARITABLE GIVING?

A declaration in your will naming the Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center (which is a 501(c)3 non profit organization) as a beneficiary would help to insure the good health of this important organization!

Call Barbara Burch at 719-295-7200 ext 7235 to help

An estate gift is a lasting gift whose value will be received for years to come. There’s no limit on the amount you may set aside from your estate. You make a gift as large or small as you like. You may choose to make a gift of cash, securities or other property. Your gift in any amount is always appreciated. We would be happy to talk with you about selecting the gift that best suits your needs. As always, we encourage you to call your financial or legal advisor as well.

Q&A

CONGRATULATIONS TO

with

BRAELYNN!

The Mills Family

Braelynn is the winner of “Do You Want to Build a Snowman” contest at the Buell Children’s Museum! Braelynn received a special tour of Cold Stone Creamery and won free ice cream for a year for submitting her original ice cream creation, called Candy Cane Blast. Special thanks to Cold Stone Creamery Pueblo!

Arts Center Members Since

2010

We’ve asked the Mills family a few questions, here’s what they had to say... Q: Where’s the first place you go when you visit the Arts Center? We love the whole museum! The Baby Barn is a favorite of our two-year-olds, but the Artrageous Studio on the second floor of the Buell Children’s Museum is also a favorite because of the endless art. Q: What do you enjoy most about the Arts Center? We love that the Arts Center is always changing the theme. We look forward to exploring after each change.

Q: What are you grateful for? We are grateful for so many fun things to do with kids in Pueblo. The Arts Center is always a favorite. Q: Just for fun – What song do you always sing along with? We have 7 and 9 year old girls, so “Shake It Off” by Taylor Swift is a common dance song at our house. Our two year old loves “Happy” by Pharrell Williams.

Note: The Arts Center will feature a current member in each issue of the Mosaic Magazine. Want to see yourself in the magazine? Ask for a Membership Profile next time you visit.

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JULY 18

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PUEBLO SANGRE DE CRISTO PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

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Get ready for SCHOOL at the BUELL! Tuesday, July 28 - Friday, July 31 11 - 5 pm daily Open early Wednesday at 9 am Are you ready for school? The BIG week is here! Grab your backpack and get in gear while kids aged 3-5 years can participate in school experiences. Practice more than reading, writing and arithmetic – try out creative arts and drama and experiment with math and science. Ask staff “teachers” questions, find out about kindergarten registration, and connect with resources to help you start the school year off right. ACTIVITIES IN THE BUELL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM INCLUDED WITH PRICE OF REGULAR ADMISSION

STORY WALKS | FINGER PLAYS | TAKE TURNS | MAKE FRIENDS Thanks to our partnership with the Boston Children’s Museum and Pueblo City Schools

FAMILY ARTS FESTIVAL WED, JULY 29 | 4 - 6 PM

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FREE T-SHIRTS FOR TOTS (while supplies last)

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FESTIVAL TICKETS

FAMILY PASS* $24 | Includes admission to the concert and the Buell Children’s Museum INDIVIDUAL TICKETS $8 ($6 for members) (Admission to Buell Children’s Museum sold separately) PLUS | Discounted Family Membership for the ENTIRE YEAR available ONLY on this day! Just $55 per family.

Are you ready for a celebration? Art! Art! Hooray! Twist and shout, grab your paint brush and circle the date, the cool, back to school Family Arts Festival is Wednesday, July 29 in the Jackson Conference Center with live, kid-friendly music by Big Bang BOOM! It’s a spectacular day of music, food and family fun. Create messy masterpieces and race Plasma Cars. You’ll say, “Wow!” at all you can do!

*Family pass is good for 2 adults and children in household under 16 yrs of age 719.295. 720 0 | sdc-ar ts .org | Sangre de Cristo Ar ts and Co nferen ce Center | MOSAI C

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