Lompoc & santa ynez valley OCTOBER 2018
BUELLTON
This is my first time playing at Standing Sun but I have worked with Quinn before. Quinn is a phenomenal musician and resides in the LA area. He is the music director and pianist for the Steve Tyrell Band. Kevin Winard is from Santa Barbara and is Steve Tyrell's fantastic drummer, he is also the producer of my CD. Together they have toured all over the world including Buckingham Palace, Ronnie Scott's in London, the Jazz Festival in South Africa as well as performing at Cafe Carlyle in Manhattan where they will be continuing a 13 year run from the beginning of Dec through New Years Eve. quinnjmusic.com • kevinwinard.com I am a mother of 5 children and I've resided in the Santa Ynez Valley for over 20 years. After the breakup of my marriage I reinvented myself and became a jazz singer releasing my debut CD in 2007. In 2008 my CD was picked up by the Sinatra Society Japan where it was released and distributed. And in 2012 I toured in jazz clubs with the piano player from my CD project Christian Jacob of the Tierney Sutton Band whom I like to call "my gift from God" because not only is he that good he has also been an incredible mentor to me and believed in me. ~ Mellonie Irvine
The Cypress Gallery - LVAA
Pavlov Art Gallery
Honey Paper
Standing Sun Winery
Lompoc Mural Society
Sugarless Treats, non-fattening jewelry and glass
119 E Cypress Ave, Lompoc p. 805-737-1129 www.lompocvalleyartassociation.com
2933 Grand Avenue, Los Olivos p. 805-325-9320 www.honey-paper.com
PO Box 2813, Lompoc p. 805-733-4282 www.lompocmurals.com
92 2nd St - Unit D, Buellton p. 805-904-8072 john@standingsunwines.com www.standingsunwines.com
Joellen Chrones p. 805-588-2261
Lompoc Theater Project
Terramonary Porcelain Dinnerware
NatureTrack
Wildling Museum of Art & Nature
p. 805-380-6777 info@lompoctheatre.org
Fostering a lifelong fascina on with nature
1608 Copenhagen Dr, Ste C, Solvang p. 805-686-1080 www.pavlovgallery.com
PO Box 953, Los Olivos p. 805-886-2047 sue@naturetrack.org www.naturetrack.org
466 Bell St., Los Alamos p. 805-453-5075 TerryRowCliftonEdwin@gmail.com
1511-B Mission Dr, Solvang p. 805-688-1082 info@wildlingmuseum.org www.wildlingmuseum.org SUBSCRIBE HERE to MONTHLY eZINE
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Lompoc Mural Society
FREE Lompoc Art Hunt Lompoc Valley Art Association
Nature Abstracted Exhibit Wildling Museum of Art & Nature
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Neil Andersson: Featured Artist at Cypress Gallery Lompoc Valley Art Association
BUELLTON
LOS OLIVOS
Standing Sun Concerts
2nd Saturday Artisans Sugarless Treats - non-fattening jewelry & glass Gallery Los Olivos Honey Paper Los Olivos Day in the Country NatureTrack Film Festival Arts Outreach classes
LOMPOC Lompoc Chalks Lompoc Art Hunt "A Walk Through Cypress" Cypress Gallery Lompoc 10 Exhibit Mural in a Weekend completed LOS ALAMOS
SOLVANG Wildling Museum of Art & Nature Elverhoj Museum of History & Art
Terramonary Porcelain Dinnerware All Artwork and Photos shown remain the sole property of the artist. No reproductions are permitted without express permission from the Lompoc Valley Art Association and/or the artist.
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Lompoc Valley Art Association is sponsoring a FREE COMMUNITY ART HUNT October 18 through Oct 21, 2018. Open to everyone – all ages. Participants are not limited to the number of art pieces they can find and keep. A picture of each piece of art work and a clue as to where it can be found will be posted to the Facebook event page: Lompoc Art Hunt. You can also follow us on Instagram at #CypressGalleryLompoc and Twitter at CypressGallery. Look for more information inside this eZine!
Lompoc Valley Art Association 119 E. Cypress Ave Lompoc, CA 93436 805.737.1129
The Lompoc Valley Art Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, supporting the arts within the Lompoc & 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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Lompoc Valley Art Association is sponsoring a Free Community Art Hunt OCT 18 – OCT 21, 2018 Open to everyone – all ages. Participants are not limited to the number of art pieces they can find and keep! A picture of each piece of art work and a clue as to where it can be found will be posted to the Facebook event page: Lompoc Art Hunt. You can also follow us on Instagram at #CypressGalleryLompoc and Twitter at CypressGallery. Over 75 different pieces of art work will be “hidden” throughout the 3 days of the event. Keep checking back during each day for new clues! They will not be hidden in private residences and each art work will be in plain sight. Each art work will have a tag stating “I’m Yours” Find your art and post back in the Facebook Lompoc Art Hunt event that you found it! On Sunday, Oct 21 – you are invited to the reception at the Gallery, 119 E. Cypress from 2 to 4p – Come meet your artists! The Lompoc Valley Arts Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, committed to expanding and supporting access and exposure to the arts in the Lompoc and Santa Ynez Valley. LVAA sponsors arts programs, events, communications, and other efforts that mutually benefit artists, businesses, residents and visitors to our Valley. To learn more about the arts in the Valley, like our Facebook page “Cypress Gallery”
THE CYPRESS GALLERY
119 E. Cypress Ave, Lompoc • Open Tue–Sun, 12-4PM www.lompocvalleyartassociation.com
"A WALK THROUGH THE CYPRESS" OCTOBER 2018 • BY TERRY TAYLOR I say a hearty "welcome" to our first rain today and hope we get an abundance this season. I don't want to rain this Saturday and Sunday, though, because "Mural in a Weekend" is scheduled, the first Lompoc community event in "Artober." The following weekend brings us "Lompoc Chalks," supporting the theater restoration, and finally our own "Art Hunt" October 18-21, put on by Lompoc Valley Art Association. This is going to be great fun for the family! Visit Cypress Gallery Facebook page or the LVAA website (see address below) for details. The reception for this event will be held at the gallery on Sunday, October 21st from 2-4 pm, where you and your kiddos can meet "your" artist, view the gallery installation and enjoy some fall refreshments. September's People's Choice Award went to Alan Freeman for his whimsical, colorful acrylic painting "Old Gull Cove." Nice work, Alan. Congratulations.
Vicki Andersen, Vineyard Fence
Oil painter Neil Andersson is the featured artist this month and you don't want to miss this beautiful show. A recent resident of Lompoc, Neil is originally from Washington State and this show features paintings of the northwest and the Lompoc area. Neil's paintings reveal a personal style and aesthetic akin to the plein air movement in Europe in the 19th century and his painting style has been developed and refined through four decades of painting on location. His ethereal landscapes are skillfully done and he is a master of creating calm, comforting scenes. I truly like them all, but my favorite is "Snoqualmie River--North Bend, WA." The rich violets of the water and the lush greens of the surrounding flora make this a special piece. This show will run through October 28th. All things autumn are represented in the main gallery this month. Some of my favorites (it is very hard to choose from such a professional collection) are Vicki Neil Andersson, Snoqualmie River--North Bend, WA. Andersen's acrylic "Vineyard Fence" with bold, golden grape leaves draping over a white wooden fence and Betsee Talavera's "Pumpkin Bonanza" featuring various varieties of the holiday squash. Photographer Jane Kametani's "Pumpkin Patch," two small renderings of fall leaves by Rosalea Greenwood and Linda Gooch's colored pencil "Proud Pumpkin" round out the fall collection. Make Cypress Gallery your go-to gift shop. There is a great variety of small paintings and prints, jewelry, fiber arts, glass, greeting cards and souvenirs created by local artists and artisan crafters. Cypress Gallery is operated by the members of the Lompoc Valley Art Association, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, committed to expanding and supporting access and exposure to the arts in the Lompoc and Santa Ynez Valley. LVAA sponsors arts programs, events, communications, and other efforts that mutually benefit artists, businesses, residents and visitors to our Valley. To learn more about the arts in the Valley, visit our website and like our Facebook page “Cypress Gallery." The gallery is located at 119 East Cypress Avenue, Lompoc. Hours: Tuesday through Sunday 12 noon to 5:00 p.m. 805-737-1129, lompocvalleyartassociation.com .
CYPRESS GALLERY EXHIBITING NOW
Here are a few selections of artwork for show and sale currently at the Cypress Gallery. 119 East Cypress Ave, Lompoc Across from the Museum Gallery hours are Tue. through Sun, 12-5 pm
Neil Andersson, Snoqualmien North Bend, WA., oil $800
Neil Andersson, Waterway, Nantes France, oil $700
Joellen Chrones, glasswork Various prices
Neil Andersson, Wright Park Park, oil $800
Rosalea Greenwood, Fall Colors, watercolor $150
FEATURED ARTIST & SHOW "PATHWAYS" SEPTEMBER 25 – OCTOBER 28, 2018
The Lompoc Valley Art Association’s Cypress Gallery will be featuring “Theme and Variation: Recent Landscape Paintings”, an artist show by Neil Andersson. The show be on exhibit from September 25 to October 28, 2018. A recent resident of Lompoc, Neil is originally from Washington State and this show will feature paintings of the northwest as well as paintings of the Lompoc area. Included will be several paintings of the coastal area of France where he visited while touring with the Gypsy Jazz group Pearl Django. Neil's paintings reveal a personal style and aesthetic akin to the plein air movement in Europe in the 19th c., and his painting style has been
Neil Andersson, Waughop Lake - Lakewood WA, oil
developed and refined through four decades of painting on location. Moving to larger size canvases, the recent paintings retain the influence of direct observation but are worked in the studio and are taken a step beyond the fleeting impression of the momentary landscape. The colors and forms are nuanced but still retain true to the original natural objects or motif. This show will feature mainly larger works, but included are a group of "miniature" paintings of the California landscape. These are worked a la prima painting and present a more direct approach to the paint quality. They offer a pleasant balance to the rigor of the larger, more complex works. Neil Andersson, Sright Park - Tacoma WA, oil
It should be added that in addition to his life-long love of painting and drawing, Neil has maintained a parallel career as a professional guitarist and can be heard on many of the recordings by the internationally acclaimed jazz group Pearl Django. He received his MFA at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where he studied under Robert Skaggs and Ted Halkin. Additional information about Neil's art and music can be found at www.neilandersson.com, www.pearldjango.com and on Facebook.
Neil Andersson, California Countryside, oil
"Phone-y Photos" November Featured Artists: Debby Fuller and Lyda Schiff Oct. 30 – Nov 5., 2018 Reception: Sat., Nov. 3 • 2-4PM Cypress Gallery
The Lompoc Valley Arts Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, committed to expanding and supporting access and exposure to the arts in the Lompoc and Santa Ynez Valley. LVAA sponsors arts programs, events, communications, and other efforts that mutually benefit artists, businesses, residents and visitors to our Valley. To learn more about the arts in the Valley, visit our website and Like our Facebook page “Cypress Gallery.”
Gil Anderson, tile work Joellen Chrones, glass work Diane Reuter, tile work
Claudette Carlton, New England Autumn, watercolor $75
Sylvia Kokatnur, Aloe in Bloom, watercolor $950
Jane Kametani, Fall Pumpkins, photography Sold
Dee Sudbury, Red Barn, watercolor and charcoal $138
Linda Gooch, Proud Pumpkin, color pencil $175
Diane Alterio, Manzana Creek Hike, watercolor $250
Tom Heslop, Glory at Sunrise, watercolor $325
Angie Hamlin, Pacific Coast Hwy, acrylic $60
Vicki Andersen, Autumn Vineyard, acrylic $850
Linda Gooch, sunlight in La Sala, limited edition giclee $250
Julia Nash, Young Man in Thought, oil $500
Lee Hill, Fishing Hole, acrylic $180
Betsee Talavera, Pumpkin Bonanza, acrylic $250
Edward Heinitz, Desert Flower, acrylic $100
Tom Chrones, Monarch, photography $48
Joellen Chrone, glass work • Terry Taylor, coasters • VC DeMille, canvas
Diane Reuter, Birds of a Feather, watercolor $200
Bill Morson, Mission to Mars 2018, dye infused metal print $150
MURAL SOCIETY'S LATEST MURAL COMPLETED THE WEEKEND OF OCT. 6-7, 2018
The latest mural was added to the impressive collection of nearly 40 murals in Old Town Lompoc. Created by Master Artist Art Mortimer, the new mural entitled "Chautauqua" depicts the traveling shows that flourished in the US at the turn of the 19th century. Residents and visitors participated in painting the mural, and the dedication ceremony was held on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 7. wwww.lompocmurals.com
LOS ALAMOS Historic Union Hotel
LOS OLIVOS Lew Eisaguirre's Harris Hawk demonstration in Lavinia Campbell Park during the 2018 NatureTrack Film Festival
Visit 2nd Sat. Artisans Oct. 13 Noon to 5PM Los Olivos Grange • 2374 Alamo Pintado Ave NEW ARTIST JOINS 2ND SATURDAY ARTISANS We are excited to have Tammy Evans joining 2nd Saturday Artisans. She is originally from North Wales. She is a self-taught artist who first found artistic expression in children’s wall murals and hand painted furniture, these days her focus or obsession.. is uniquely designed hand painted gourds. Tammy also works with high quality deerskin hides creating handmade leather pillows, throws and beautiful hand painted wall hangings embellished with assorted beads and deer antler buttons.
Artisan.
Noun: A person skilled in an applied art; a craftsperson. A person or company that makes a high-quality or distinctive product in small quantities, usually by hand or using traditional methods: (From Dictionary .com)
Fine Arts.
Noun: Creative arts, especially visual art whose products are to be appreciated primarily or solely for their imaginative, aesthetic, or intellectual content. (From Dictionary .com)
Craftsman.
“The artist must be a craftsman, for without the knowledge of the material and the skill with the tools he cannot express his vision. Once there was no division between art and craft; in medieval society painters and sculptures as well as potters and weavers were members of craft guilds. A man was a painter, or a stone mason; his work, his way of life, was central to his identity and recognized as his means of centering and discovering himself.” From: A Way of Working, The Spiritual Dimension of Craft. D.M Dooling.
2nd Saturday Artisans.
A monthly art show and sale that features the work of local artists. All of the artists accepted for “2nd Saturday Artisans” have a unique point of view and are skilled at their craft. Original paintings, jewelry, wood-work, pottery, photography, and more will be for sale and on display. This is a great opportunity to come out, visit with the artists, and get to know their backstory. Booths will be located within the Los Olivos Community Organization Building (formerly the Grange).
Sugarless Treats, non-fattening jewelry and glass By Joellen Chrones
Fused Glass Necklace and Earrings Deviled Egg Platter Wall Plaque
You can find my work at: Every 2 Saturday at the Grange in Los Olivos from 12 to 5pm The Wilding Museum Gift Shop in Solvang Cypress Gallery, 119 E. Cypress, Lompoc nd
Cypress Gallery Featured Artist for December starting Nov. 27 to Dec. 30 Everyone is invited to a reception Nov. 30th from 4 to 6pm This show will include my felted hats and enamel work as well. Any questions I can be contacted at 805-588-2261
GALLERY LOS OLIVOS OCTOBER FEATURED ARTIST: MIRELLA Z. OLSON 2920 Grand Ave, Los Olivos Open daily, 10-5 pm
DATE CHANGE: JURYING AT GALLERY LOS OLIVOS The next jurying for membership in Gallery Los Olivos is Tuesday, November 23. This jurying is for wall art – both contemporary and traditional styles; selected other media may be included. 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.
“ACCENTUATING THE ESSENCE” A COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS BY MIRELLA Z. OLSON
In a shimmering collection of oil paintings inspired by nature and rural countryside, internationally recognized local artist Mirella Zunica Olson showcases her radiant vision of Santa Barbara County and beyond as the Featured Artist at Gallery Los Olivos from October 1-31.
Mirella Z. Olson, Path Among the Flowers
mundane from familiar vistas and, from her deeply personal relation to these landscapes, gives us their universally recognizable quintessence. Ranging from poetic to symbolic and with technical excellence, her vision will remind you of the miraculous in the scenery you see every day.
Mirella Z. Olson, Foxen Canyon Lupine Fields
This stunning collection of studio and plein air paintings showcases Mirella Zunica Olson’s profound vision of favorite places. Her instinct for capturing the essence of a landscape experience glows in this show of brilliant paintings. On her canvases, Mirella strips the
NatureTrack FILM FESTIVAL Igniting Passion for Nature Through Film
March 22 – 24, 2019 Los Olivos, California
“A VERY well organized event! The staff were amazing and treated us like family. Everyone we met was so kind. We met lots of other great filmmakers and made some new friends. Such a beautiful area too! We are definitely looking forward to next year!” ~Chris Smead, Director “Rae Lakes”
Mark Your Calendars!
www.NatureTrackFilmFestival.org Photo by sharply_done
- With Chelsea Ward Learn basic skills for shaping and molding clay to create practical, whimsical and fun pieces! Together we'll play with slab, coil, pinch pot, and glazing techniques to create a variety of projects. COST: $180.00 When: 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4
- With connie rohde Contemporary mark making is an exploration of the sub-conscious which explores visual language. We will follow our inner dialogue and create personal visual statements. The non-verbal language of personal art marks is powerful and ultimately authentic. No previous drawing skills are needed.
COST: $160.00 When: 10/18, 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15
- With Elizabeth spurbeck This three week course will get us all prepared for the holidays! We will create small, personal, and unique gifts each week such as holiday cards, ornaments, and more that are perfect for friends and family to ace this holiday season! COST: $100.00 When: 11/29, 12/6, 12/13
REGISTRATION AND LOCATION
- Registration for The Art Of... is available online at www.artsoutreach.com - All classes held at the Arts Outreach Office; 2948 Nojoqui Avenue, # 9, Los Olivos (Next to LODG) - All classes are from 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
SOLVANG Image courtesy Solvang Conference & Visitors Bureau
WILDLING MUSEUM OF ART & NATURE
1511 Mission Dr., Solvang Open 11am-5pm Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri. Open 10am-5pm Sat & Sun. Closed Tue. www.wildlingmuseum.org
Opening reception Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018, 3:00-5:00 pm RSVP to mitra@wildlingmuseum.org or 805.686.8315 The Wildling Museum collaborated with the Santa Barbara based Abstract Art Collective to produce Nature Abstracted. Awards will include 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes, Juror’s Choice and People’s Choice. Over 25 artworks will be for sale, with 30% of the proceeds supporting the museum. About the Judges NATHAN HUFF is an artist. He earned an MFA in Drawing and Painting from California State University Long Beach, a BA in art education from Azusa Pacific University, and has also studied art in Italy, France, the UK, and Spain. Actively exhibiting in Los Angeles and abroad, Huff’s installations have been featured in solo exhibitions at UCR Culver and Sweeney Galleries (Riverside), Los Angeles at D.E.N. Contemporary (West Hollywood), Minthorne Gallery, (Oregon), Gallerie View (Salambo, Tunisa), group exhibitions at JK Gallery (Culver City), Lotus Land (Santa Barbara), Westmont Ridely Tree Museum of Art (Santa Barbara), Angels Gate Cultural Center (San Pedro, CA), and at Concrete Walls gallery in (Los Angeles). In 2011 he was invited by the state department as a guest Curator with Art in Embassies for the US Ambassador in New Zealand to curate an exhibition "Encountering Place." Nathan has taught classes with art students at CSU Long Beach, LA Southwest College, Biola University, and Azusa Pacific University as an adjunct lecturer. Currently he teaches as an assistant professor of art at Westmont College in Santa Barbara. STACEY OTTE-DEMANGATE is the executive director of the Wildling Museum of Art and Nature. Stacey Otte-Demangate has been the executive director of the Wildling Museum of Art and Nature for the past 8 years, curating many of the exhibitions and has judged several competitions as well. She has an MA in Museum Studies from Cooperstown Graduate Program and a BA in Anthropology from Arizona State University. Before coming to the Santa Ynez Valley, she was the director of the Catalina Island Museum where she helped to grow their exhibitions, improve their collections management, helped them buy property for a future expansion and forged a strong relation with a local plein air painters group. While not an artist herself, she has always loved the arts and greatly enjoys working with artists and helping to promote their works in concert with supporting the mission of the Wildling Museum--to raise awareness of the need to preserve open spaces through programs and exhibitions featuring inspired art. About the Abstract Art Collective The Abstract Art Collective (AAC) is a Santa Barbara community-based group of artists who organized in 2011 to exhibit their work in an allabstract environment. The co-founders, JT Turner and Thore Edgren are continuing members while the AAC now has 80-plus members. The AAC has 4 exhibitions per year at various local venues including Channing Peake Gallery, Faulkner Gallery, The Karpeles Museum, the Bronfman Family Jewish Community Center, Bacara Resort, Cabrillo Pavilion, UCSB Faculty Club, the Meisel Gallery, TVSB Media Center, and the SB College of Law. Several AAC exhibitions support the non-profit venues with donations from a percentage of art sales. Special benefit events have raised funds for the Waldorf School and the SMHS Performing Arts Department, and SEE International (Surgical Eye Expeditions). See more at: abstractartcollective.com
Robert Salazar, Columbian Mammoth
Wildling Museum Presents: Folded Art: Origami Animals by Robert Salazar
On View Nov. 10, 2018 – Mar. 25, 2019 Second Floor, Valley Oak Gallery
You are invited to Folded Art: Origami Animals by Robert Salazar. A Wildlife Ambassador with the World Wildlife Fund and the founder of Origami for an Interdependent World, Salazar is raising awareness and funds for wildlife conservation through origami. He is also a contractor at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) where he designs deployable structures, such as the origami patterns for the Starshade spacecraft, whose mission is to assist space telescopes in searching for life among the stars. Opening reception Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018, 3:00-5:00 pm RSVP to mitra@wildlingmuseum.org or 805.686.8315 Robert Salazar, Desert Tarantula
The Queen of Arts, a long time Santa Ynez Valley art tradition, will be showing this year at the Solvang’s Vet Hall November 2rd and 3rd. Showcasing the work of over 30 local artists and artisans, this show and sale features their unique creations and artwork. Work for sale include fine art original paintings, ceramics, handmade jewelry, hand painted scarves, fine art photographs, handmade objects d’art, whimsical figurines and dolls and artisan food products to name some of the offerings for sale. Some of the featured artists include Diana Paul, Syd McCutcheon, Petti Pfau, The Queen of Arts show was started over 28 years ago at Syd McCutcheon’s house in Ballard, Ca. with 10 or so female artists. As the number of artists (female and male) grew and grew, and spread out, not only inside, but outside Syd’s home, a larger site was needed and the show was moved to the Elverhoj Museum in Solvang for several years. Now, with over 30 regional artists participating, the Vet’s Hall in Solvang is home to the Queen of Arts show this year. Questions or those wish to request more information regarding the Queen of Arts show and sale can email dpjewelrystudios@gmail.com
Rosalea Greenwood, Fall Colors