SYV Arts - November 2017

santa ynez valley Celebrating arts and culture within the Santa Ynez Valley

November 2017

Vote Now! People's Choice Award Guild Room @Gallery Los Olivos

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2017 Executive Board Members President: Christopher L. T. Brown Vice President: Jean Quintana Treasurer: Kathy Badrak Secretary: Anne Miller To contact email: info@santaynezvalleyarts.org

2017 SYV VISITORS GUIDE

www.visitsyv.com/santa-ynez-valley-destination-guide/

Jurying At Gallery Los Olivos The next jurying for membership in Gallery Los Olivos is Saturday, March 31, 2018. This jurying is for wall art – both contemporary and traditional styles. A confirmed reservation is required, and we encourage interested artists to get in touch soon since we’ll be finalizing the applicant list 4-6 weeks beforehand. For information, go to www.gallerylosolivos.com/jurying.

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Surrounded by Nature Gallery Los Olivos

Detail: Chris Pavlov, Secrets Pavlov Art Gallery

TFDI - Dec 1 Standing Sun Winery

Theodore Waddell, Roscoe Sheep Wildling Museum of Art & Nature

Detail: Joelle Chrones, The Girls The Cypress Gallery

Detail: Eyvind Earle, Winter Oak Elverhøj Museum of History & Art

Welcome....................................................... 1

Cypress Gallery.............................................. 9

2nd Saturday Artisans.................................... 3

Pavlov Art Gallery.......................................... 10

Community Partners...................................... 3

Wildling Museum of Art & Nature................. 11

SYV Arts Membership Information................ 4

Elverhøj Museum of History & Art................. 13

Standing Sun LIVE......................................... 5

Guild Room @Gallery Los Olivos................... 15

Gallery Los Olivos.......................................... 6

Valley Events.................................................. 22

Art Without Borders...................................... 7 All Artwork and Photos shown remain the sole property of the artist.

No reproductions are permitted without express permission from the Santa Ynez Valley Arts Assoc. and/or the artist.

ON THE COVER

2017 People's Choice Award Santa Ynez Valley Arts member artists have submitted work in the Guild Room @ Gallery Los Olivos for the "People's Choice" Award. During the month of November, the public is invited to visit the Guild Room and vote for their favorite work of art. The artwork is for sale throughout the month - with a purchase being the ultimate prize!

A preview of the work can be seen on pages X-X in this month's edition of the SYV Arts eZine. We hope you will stop in, enjoy the show/sale, and cast your vote!

Santa Ynez Valley Arts Association PO Box 762, Los Olivos, CA 93441 805-694-8837 info@SantaYnezValleyArts.org 2

The Santa Ynez Valley Arts Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, supporting the arts within the Santa Ynez Valley through affordable opportunities for artists to show and sell artwork, collaborations with non-profits and businesses on programs and events, investment in higher education for high school art students through scholarships, and a variety of outreach avenues, such as this digital arts magazine, that bring greater awareness to the cultural heart beat of the area.

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Sugarless Treats Non-Fattening Glass

Mark Muench, Torrential, Photograph

Don't MISS Next 2nd Saturday Artisan Event November 11

Series continues through 2017 on the Second Saturday of each month The 2nd Saturday of each month, 12pm – 5pm, local Artists show and sell their unique art work.

Original paintings, jewelry, wood-work, pottery, photography, and more will be for sale and on display. All the artists have a unique point of view and are skilled at their craft.

The show is located within the iconic Grange Hall, next to the park, in the center of Los Olivos.

Come by and meet our artists!

If you are an artist wanting to participate – contact Kathy Badrak at Kbadrak@comcast.net for the application.

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Expanding and supporting access to the arts in the Santa Ynez Valley

The Cypress Gallery - LVAA 119 E Cypress Ave, Lompoc p. 805-737-1129

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2933 Grand Avenue, Los Olivos p. 805-325-9320 www.honey-paper.com

Pavlov Art Gallery

1608 Copenhagen Dr, Ste C, Solvang p. 805-686-1080 www.pavlovgallery.com

Elverhøj Museum of History & Art

Standing Sun Winery

Gallery Los Olivos

Wildling Museum of Art & Nature

1624 Elverhoy Way, Solvang p. 805-686-1211 info@elverhoj.org www.elverhoj.org 2920 Grand Ave, Los Olivos p. 805-688-7517 gallerylosolivos@gmail.com www.gallerylosolivos.com

92 2nd St - Unit D, Buellton p. 805-904-8072 john@standingsunwines.com www.standingsunwines.com 420 2nd St, Solvang p. 805-688-1082 info@wildlingmuseum.org www.wildlingmuseum.org

The Santa Ynez Valley Arts Association is proud to count non-profit organizations and businesses as community partner members. Together, we advocate for each other, local artists, and collaborate on projects to create an enriching environment for the Arts Community within the Santa Ynez Valley.

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JOIN TODAY! Online SANTA YNEZ VALLEY ARTS ASSOCIATION Public Outreach • Free Monthly SYV Arts eZine • Free Community Arts Calendar • Social Mixers for Art Enthusiasts • Scholarships for High School Seniors Member Support • Gallery Space to Exhibit Work • Community Exhibits and Events • Opportunity for Solo Exhibits • Connection to the Arts Community

MEMBERSHIP FORM Mail completed form and payment to: Santa Ynez Valley Arts PO Box 762 • Los Olivos • CA 93441

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We are proud to be able to provide opportunities for artists to show and sell their work through the Guild Room, 2nd Saturday Artisan shows, and solo exhibits in partnership with local businesses. Santa Ynez Valley Arts offers student scholarships to advance the education of graduating seniors who plan to attend college. And, the organization offers Art Salons, which encourages like-minded people to meet and become connected to the Arts community.

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Exhibit: Felipe Molina

Felipe Molina

Felipe Molina was recently inducted into the Album Art hall of fame for his Counting Crows album covers. Enjoy an intimate viewing of art accompanied by great wine and company during business hours (Thurs-Mon, 11-5).

More information at www.standingsunwines.com

It all started early fall 2009, Tony Lucca & Jay Nash co-headlined a tour which featured Matt Duke as support. The bromance was set into motion. Early in the tour, the three recognized that they had great musical chemistry with their three part harmony and different, yet complementary approaches to guitar.

On a day off, 09/09/09, to be exact Lucca, Nash and Duke recorded four songs in an impromptu session at SPACE in Evanston, IL. Upon hearing those recordings, management and Rykodisc almost immediately put a plan together to release them as a four song EP. Two months later, the TFDI EP was released and quickly rose to number 1 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart and stayed there for weeks. That EP has sold nearly 30,000 digital copies to date. Tony Lucca, Jay Nash and Matt Duke joined forces again in 2010 for a national tour that was largely sold out, and wrote and recorded the TFDI full length When I Stop Running.

That tour schedule was cut short by Tony Lucca's success on The Voice. In 2016, TFDI played together again for the first time in five years and decided that they needed to record more music together. Beggars & Ballers is TFDI's first release in nearly six years Doors open 7pm/Show starts 7:30 $20 General Admission / $25 Reserved Seating All ages show!

Tickets are WILL CALL and will not be mailed.

Please use NOWINE code for less the $6.50 shipping charge.

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GALLERY LOS OLIVOS

2920 Grand Ave., Los Olivos www.gallerylosolivos.com

Carol Talley, Silver Linings 1920

Terri Taber, Lifting Fog at Christy Ranch

Carol Talley grew up in Santa Barbara and attended the University of California Santa Cruz. She has been working with pastels and oils since the late 1990’s both in her studio and in plein air. Her emphasis is on the landscape; including dramatic beaches, deep redwood forests and long vistas.

Terri Taber grew up in Southern California, leaving Los Angeles in her late teens to attend UCSB where she earned a bachelor degree in art and painting.

Those who own her art mention the sense of peace and beauty her paintings bring to them. Carol’s paintings exhibit expressive energy and harmonious color. She has studied with Albert Handell, Glenna Hartman, Kim Lordier, Terri Ford and Bert Collins.

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In the late 1990’s she discovered pastels and has been thrilled with this medium ever since. She currently continues her art education with a variety of workshops and classes and works on a mentor basis with notable artists Richard McKinley and Bert Collins.

The countryside is Terri's friend, companion and counselor. It’s beauty never fails to amaze and delight her.

The goal in her paintings is to impart this splendor of the outdoors so others can enjoy this wonder in their homes.

She is able to capture the lighting, contrasts, textures, and mystery of the landscape in her pastel paintings.

ART WITHOUT BORDERS EXHIBIT Michelle Castle: Botanicals

Through January 4, 2018 The Los Olivos Wine Merchant & Cafe 2870 Grand Ave, Los Olivos

An exhibit of beautiful botanical artwork by local artist Michelle Castle will be on view at the Los Olivos Wine Merchant & Café, from October 30 through January 4. The artist’s botanical watercolor illustrations combine her fascination and appreciation for vintage etchings and stylized text with fine, hand-crafted papers. Drawings from the 1600-1700’s are hand-painted with watercolor into multi-dimensional illustrations. Some are then further manipulated digitally, then printed on fine 100% cotton rag paper.

Michelle has been an active participant in local community art, and is also the proud owner of Honey Paper, a bridal lounge and stationery design studio. This new “Botanicals” show is a great opportunity for visitors to see an impressive body of work.

This exhibit is one of a continuing series of shows made possible by the commitment of the Los Olivos Wine Merchant & Café to showcase local art and artists. Santa Ynez Valley Arts Association, a nonprofit arts organization with over thirty years of history in the area, coordinates and manages the “art without borders” installation in cooperation with the Café. A portion of art sales benefits the organization, and these collaborative efforts - a way to keep art alive and accessible in the Santa Ynez Valley.

For more information on local arts: www.santaynezvalleyarts.org

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ART WITHOUT BORDERS EXHIBIT

Rebecca Gomez and Allen Koehn: Outside the Box

Allen Koehn, Barking up th Right Tree Digital photo, archival mixed media print, 16x20

Rebecca Gomez, Cast Shadows Series III Mixed media, 24x30

Through January 15, 2018 Epiphany Wine Cellars

2974 Grand Ave, Los Olivos A diverse show of art pieces by local artists Rebecca Gomez and Allen Koehn, the show title, “Outside the Box”, refers to the artists’ use of art media in unusual and perhaps unexpected ways, resulting in works that engage the viewer on several levels.

The photographic art by Koehn is based on digital photographs which have been printed on archival art rag paper, affixed to a stretched canvas base. The photo pigments have been fixed into the paper using an unusual technique utilizing a specialized UV protective varnish in many coats that is absorbed into the paper. Then the works are coated with an acrylic matte medium, resulting in photographic work that is as resilient as a finished painting. This allows it to be framed without matte or glass, in this case in floater frames, which allows one to take it in much like they would experience artwork in other mediums. These “archival mixed media prints” can hang without limitations sometimes imposed on photographic work, in that they are UV protected and will not fade in strong light and have a tough surface not subject to damage without protection by glass.

As for the mixed media work by Gomez, the artist has noted: “There are many layers in my work, and often some transparency. While my work may appear to be disparate in style or execution, it is actually all part of an exploration of subjects or objects that can never truly be captured in a fixed way. Whether representational or abstract, the pieces are about asking questions, attempting to see beyond the surface, looking for openings, connections. They celebrate not what we know and the limits of knowing, but rather the beauty of mystery and the impossibility of fixed knowledge about the manifest world.” The work in the show includes some pieces from the artist’s “Shadow Series”, which incorporates black and white digital photography as one of several layers in the finished artwork – again, an unusual approach. Other works involve a mixed range of painting and drawing media.

This exhibit introduces Epiphany Cellars as a venue supporting the efforts of SYV Arts. Santa Ynez Valley Arts Association, a nonprofit arts organization with over thirty years of history in the area, coordinates and manages the “art without borders” installations. A portion of art sales benefits the organization, and these collaborative efforts - a way to keep art alive and accessible in the Santa Ynez Valley.

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THE CYPRESS GALLERY

119 E. Cypress Ave, Lompoc • Open Tue–Sun, 12-4PM & 12–5PM Daylight Savings www.lompocvalleyartassociation.com

"A Walk Through the Cypress" November 2017 • By Terry Taylor We survived Halloween and all the cute and scary (!) trick-or-treaters, and now we're experiencing Dio de los Muertos which has grown in popularity in California the past few years. I love the sugar skulls and other colorful decor of this Mexican tradition.

Three of our locals are sharing the front room as featured artists in a fun and wonderful show they are calling "The Girls."

Sharron Babcock's precision-made jewelry (earrings, bracelets and amulets) is made with the tiniest of beads in lovely patterns for all occasions, including seasonal items like pumpkins and Christmas trees.

Joellen Chrones works with fused glass and makes colorful dishes, bowls, plates, small picture frames and pocket vases. Her whimsical work is food and dishwasher safe. Her favorite subjects are chickens, birds, animals and funny faces.

Finally, Nicole LeRoux is primarily an animal artist, which makes sense, since she is the main caregiver to the farm animals at La Purisima Mission. She paints her animals with acrylics and extends her work to commissioned pet portraits, as well. Nicole also sculpts ornaments and magnets in polymer clay, which she then paints.

Joellen Chrones, The Girls. Wall plaques

The People's Choice award for October was awarded to fine artist Betsee Talavera for her acrylic painting "Tidal Surge." Congratulations, Betsee, for winning this coveted award.

In the main gallery, there are a number of outstanding pieces, including a collection of pottery from Ann Brink and a wonderful variety of handcrafted ornaments on the central Christmas tree.

Several paintings caught my eye, and I especially like Diane Atturio's "Old Man of Sedona," featuring a gnarly old tree done in watercolor. Bold colors and abstract brush strokes bring Tonya Romano Schultz's "Summer Flame" to life, and "Foley Vineyards" by Sylvia Kokatnur is another fine example of her excellent work.

In addition to being a gallery full of fine art, Cypress Gallery is an amazing gift shop. You'll find a multitude of hand-crafted items priced affordably: small original paintings and prints featuring La Purisima Mission, Lompoc scenes, animals and florals, as well as jewelry, glass pieces, pottery, gourds, textile items and hand-crafted Lompoc souvenirs. In addition, there is an extensive selection of greeting cards for all occasions.

We'd also like to announce that our Holiday Tree is up!

We have many gift items available that are handcrafted by our artists.

Diane Atturio, Old Man of Sedona

Cypress Gallery is operated by the members of the Lompoc Valley Art Association and is located at 119 East Cypress Avenue, Lompoc. Hours: Tuesday through Sunday 12 noon to 5:00 p.m. 805-737-1129, lompocart.com .

The Girls Through Nov. 26 The featured artists in Cypress Gallery will be Sharron Babcock, Nicole Le Roux and Joellen Chrones. Together they have a wide variety of paintings, jewelry, glass and gift items.

Sharron Babcock presents jewelry made with the smallest glass seed beads. She creates amulets, bracelets and earrings for every occasion, including seasonal items like pumpkins , tiny Christmas trees, etc. Nicole Le Roux is an animal artist first and foremost. She does personalized pet portraits. Joellen Chrones works with fused glass, dishes, bowls and plates. The designs are melted into the glass in the kiln so they are food safe and dishwasher safe.

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WILDLING MUSEUM OF ART & NATURE 1511 Mission Dr., Solvang www.wildlingmuseum.org

Talk, Book Signing & Film Screening Sunday, November 12 at 3PM Spend the afternoon of Sunday, November 12 with Wildling Museum founder and artist, Patti Jacquemain. Hear about her artistic journey and most recent book, Heads & Tales, which focuses on her mosaic depictions of local animal species. Books will be available for purchase with the opportunity to have them signed by the author.

Also offered will be a screening of the new documentary, The Artist & The Great Bear, by Jeff McLoughlin who directed the film, The Condor’s Shadow. The Artist & The Great Bear is a short film on the mission and art of California artist Patti Jacquemain. To inspire appreciation for the natural world, Jacquemain portrays the California grizzly bear as both a beautiful animal and as a cautionary tale.

Tickets are $5 for non-members and free to Wildling Museum members. For tickets and information, visit www. wildlingmuseum.org or call 805.688.1082.

The Student & The Teacher Through February 5, 2018

Isabelle Johnson, Feeding Cattle, Winter

Works by modernist Western painter Theodore Waddell are paired with those of his former teacher Isabelle Johnson in a new exhibit called “The Student & The Teacher” at the Wildling Museum of Art & Nature in Solvang. The paintings share many of the same subjects – Montana landscapes, livestock on the range, trees and plant life – and the teacher’s influence is evident. But the works also offer a view of how the student has shaped his own vision in the intervening years. “The Student & The Teacher: Theodore Waddell and Isabelle Johnson” is on view October 27, 2017 through February 5, 2018 at the Wildling Museum of Art & Nature.

An opening reception on Friday, October 27 at 5:30 p.m. is free and open to the public, and includes refreshments and readings of poetry created in response to the show.

Also opening on that date, in the second floor Valley Oak Gallery, is “Overview: Aerial Photography of Bill Dewey” featuring over two dozen images of natural features of the tri-counties area taken from aircraft. It is on view through January 2018. Dewey will attend the opening reception.

Theodore Waddell, Marinii's Mare

Theodore Waddell, Roscoe Sheep

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Celebrating the holiday season, the Wildling Museum is hosting its 7th Annual Holiday Marketplace on Sunday, December 3, 2017.

Admission is free from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, with a special members only preview at 10 am. Browse over a dozen local artists and craftspeople to find unique gifts or something special for yourself. Booths will be placed throughout the museum so you can also enjoy the exhibitions! Carolers will add to the festive atmosphere, and free cider and cookies and a photo opportunity with the entertainers from Dandelion Wishes for your family will round out the special afternoon.

Support the arts by buying directly from the artists, and support a local nonprofit as well, dedicated to bringing the art of nature to our community.

For more information and an updated vendor list, visit http://www.wildlingmuseum.org/ holidaymarketplace/.

About the Vendors Vendors include: Kathy Badrak, specializing in decorative gourds; A9 Designs Jewelry; local woodworker Gabriel Bustamante; block print artist Angelina LaPointe; mixed media artist Irina Malkmus; Diana Paul Jewelry; local woodworker Justin Pearson; and Heather Federlein Jewelry.

About Dandelion Wishes Dandelion Wishes is a children's entertainment company specializing in character appearances, serving the Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Ventura Counties. Owners Samantha and Katherine both have theatrical backgrounds and have worked extensively with children in the past.

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Join us for a Winter Excursion Elverhøj Museum of History and Art invites you to enjoy the beauty and convergence of art, culture and nature with a fun and educational excursion. Conducted in partnership the Wildling Museum and Solvang and Buellton Parks and Recreation, the outing includes transportation, entrance fees and support from museum curators who provide insider appreciation for the various experiences and exhibits.

Space is limited and excursions sell out quickly.

Reservations: www.cityofsolvang.com, www.buelltonrec.com Phone: Solvang Rec at 688-7529, Buellton Rec at 688-1086 or stop by either office

Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach Thursday, December 7 – 8:30 am to 7:30 pm Venture behind the scenes at Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach and go above their largest exhibit, Tropical Reef, to feed the fish! This tour provides a sneak peek into the daily operations of the Aquarium of the Pacific. Guests will enter the “wet side” of the aquarium, a section not normally open to the public. See what it takes to maintain a world class aquarium, from water filtration to animal care and feeding. Learn interesting facts about the Aquarium’s the 11,000 animals. Lunch on your own at nearby restaurants.

Pick up at Solvang Vet’s Hall at 8:30 am Fee: $71 per person 14

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GUILD ROOM @ Gallery Los Olivos 2920 Grand Ave, Los Olivos www.santaynezvalleyarts.org

NOVEMBER "PEOPLE'S CHOICE" SHOW & SALE Through December 6

The "Guild Room" is located within Gallery Los Olivos. The room is exclusive to members of the Santa Ynez Valley Arts Association and displays member's original works of art for show and sale. The exhibit changes the first Wednesday of every month. All sales are made through Gallery Los Olivos.

Visitors to the Guild Room will find works in a variety of mediums, styles, and subject matter.

Open 7 days a week, during the Gallery hours of 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, we invite you to visit and enjoy the unique perspectives of our talented member artists.

Purchases may be made by visiting Gallery Los Olivos or calling 805-688-7517. Sales by phone will need to include arrangement for pick-up or shipping.

Artists participating this month include: Emily Abello • Marilyn Dover Bensen • Christopher L. T. Brown Sam Burke • Deborah Chadsey • Sharon Connolly Michelle Ellis • Dolores Gonzales • Belinda Hart • Tom Heslop Robbie Kaye • Sheila Krausse • Petti M. Pfau • Jean Quintana Diane Reuter • Suzanne Rynders • Barbara Snyder Floyd Snyder • Hattie Stoddard • Randee J. Ward

Emily Abello, Yellowstone National Park Watercolor $250

Marilyn Dover Bensen, Poppy Dreams Acrylic $325

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Christopher L. T. Brown, Twin Peaks Archival pigment photo $800

Sam Burke, Pumpkin Patch Oil on board $300

Sam Burke, Ranch Hands Barn Oil on board $300

Deborah Chadsey, Deep Blue I Acrylic $175

Deborah Chadsey, Ocean Foam I Acrylic $175

Sharon Connolly, Harvest Corn Watercolor and ink $70

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Sharon Connolly, Spirit Animals of the 4 Directions Watercolor $150

Michelle Ellis, Scottsdale Acrylic $300

Dolores Gonzales, Market Day in Oaxaca Watercolor $375

Belinda Hart, Crow Loves to Fly Mixed Media/Textile $365

Tom Heslop, Early Snow Watercolor $375

Tom Heslop, Red Sunset Watercolor $95

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Tom Heslop, Too Rocky Watercolor $95

Robbie Kaye, Autumn Tree Acrylic on canvas $275

Robbie Kaye, Great Divide Archival Digital Print $295

Robbie Kaye, Nocturnal Reef Acrylic on canvas $275

Sheila Krausse, Almost Autumn Acrylic $295

Petti M. Pfau, Light Across a Copper Teapot Watercolor $280

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Petti M. Pfau, Santa Barbara Beach Watercolor $280

Jean Quintana, Beverly Johnson with Faith on Her Shoulder Acrylic $195

Jean Quintana, Night Song Mixed media $185

Jean Quintana, Thank You Mixed media $125

Diane Reuter, Backyard Visitors Mixed media $295

Suzanne Rynders, Preening Lesson Oil $125

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Barbara Snyder, Lone Cypress Photo on canvas $239

Barbara Snyder, The 18th Hole at Pebble Beach Photo on canvas $239

Barbara Snyder, Wine Truck Photo on canvas $239

Floyd Snyder, Abandoned Relic, Harmony California Photo on canvas $179

Floyd Snyder, Mardi Gras 3 Acrylic on canvas $259

Floyd Snyder, Skyline Acrylic on canvas $69

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Hattie Stoddard, Zap Acrylic $185

Randee J. Ward, Autumn By Design Mixed media with photo core $398

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BEL CANTO BY CANDLELIGHT

Sunstone Vineyards & Winery 125 N. Refugio Rd, Santa Ynez

November 10, 2017 • 6:00 pm • $130

An evening of exquisite artistry featuring professional, acclaimed opeera singers in the sublime setting of Sunstone Winery with delectable fare by Chef Pink, Chef Jeff of Industrial Eats, and Chef Chris of Los Olivos Wine Merchant & Cafe.

There will be a silent auction of library wines, fine art, jewelry, vacation packages, and live plein air painting and unlimted pours of Sunstone Winery's incrdible wines!

No tickets will be sold at the door For more information or to purchase tickets: www.syvjc.org

NatureTrack FILM FESTIVAL Igniting Passion for Nature Through Film

March 23 – 25, 2018 Los Olivos, California www.NatureTrackFilmFestival.org

Photo by sharply_done

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