Artist’s Proof Issue 1: November 2013–February 2014
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S TA F F Teri Hatch Aguilar, Exhibitions Coordinator Kathy Armstrong, Director of Exhibitions Leigh Baldwin, Director of Communications Kori Bennett, Assistant Registrar Stephanie Peche Canales, Development Associate Olga Castano, Visitor Specialist Ed Conroy, Director of Development Edward Dupuy, Dean Cesario Garcia, Groundskeeper Michelle Garrigan, Director of Admission and Recruitment Sylvia Glatman, Rentals Manager Ed Hepner, Facilities Manager Barbara Hill, Director of Community Programs Elaine Leahy, Executive Assistant Kiko Martinez, Digital Media Manager Patricia Morales, Director of Young Artist Programs Paula Owen, President Heather Rakowitz, Director of Finance Yvette Ramirez, Maintenance Teresa Rodriguez, Director of Information Systems Noelia Saavedra, Accountant Regina Sanders, Assistant Director of Young Artist Programs Stephen J. Strapple, Director of Operations Joe Turner, Maintenance Jerry Vasquez, Maintenance Lyn Woods, Development Assistant
F A C U LT Y Justin Boyd, Sculpture and Integrated Media Department Chair Margaret A. Craig, Printmaking Department Chair Robert Hils, Fiber Department Chair Gregory Alan Johnson, Faculty and Studio Manager Victor Pagona, Photography Department Chair Jillian Palone, Metals Faculty and Studio Manager Gary Schott, Metals Department Chair Dennis W. Smith, Ceramics Department Chair Ryan Takaba, Ceramics Faculty and Studio Manager Cover image: Adjunct faculty Jennifer Datchuk with Metals Department chair Gary Schott’s work Kissing Mediator. Photo by Sarah Sudhoff
Vincent Valdez, Drawing and Painting Department Chair Beck Whitehead, Paper and Book Arts Department Chair
Message from the President Dear Friends, It is a pleasure to introduce you to the first edition of Artist’s Proof, a new publication of the Southwest School of Art aimed at keeping you abreast of our kaleidoscopic array of programs, events, people, and plans. Some of you know that an artist’s proof is a printmaking term for a preparatory print that allows the artist to examine details before printing an edition. It marks the moment when the finished plate is first run through the press, and the artist sees the results. The excitement of this preliminary unveiling is reflected in Artist’s Proof – the publication, which will provide you with a first look at what we are up to and where we are going. And, as you know, our future is packed with transformational initiatives! As this publication arrives in your mailbox, for instance, we will be accepting applications for our first class of degree-seeking students. This legacy class will arrive on campus in August 2014 and receive their Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in May of 2018. During those years we will also be actively engaged in advancing our programs for the community and activating solutions for future space and parking needs, completing the current capital campaign and celebrating the 50th anniversary of our founding.
As we move forward, no matter the requisite changes, we retain a powerful commitment to our mission and to preserving our core values: a) dedication to artistic and organizational excellence, b) esteem for art and artists, c) commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, d) determination to use and develop creative thinking, e) making a difference in the wider world, and f) steadfast stewardship of the historic site. I recently heard District 1 Councilman Diego Bernal talk about the “velocity of opportunity” in San Antonio. His phrase captures both the spirit and energy of the Southwest School of Art at this moment. We are indebted to you, our stakeholders, for the part you play in making it the remarkable institution that it is and will be. As ever, I look forward to your ideas and suggestions. Warm regards,
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BFA BEGINS The
—— by Dr. Edward Dupuy, Academic Dean ——
new Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) program at the SSA offers students a unique opportunity. In preparation for our inaugural class, we honed a statement of intent for the program, which begins: The BFA degree program at the Southwest School of Art centers on making as a form of inquiry. Its goal is to provide students the critical thinking, professional, business, and studio skills necessary to be working artists and engaged citizens. What does such a statement mean and how will it be made manifest in the program? Because we plan to admit no more than 24 students each of the first four years, faculty can encourage, mentor, and challenge students individually. Art is a cognitive, epistemological endeavor — “a way of knowing.” In order to know, however, one has to be curious and ask questions. The BFA curriculum at SSA will create dialogue and emphasize exploration and problem-solving. Foundation classes will engage students through questions regarding line, form, value and shape in 2D, 3D, and 4D (time, sound, and motion)—focusing on perspective/space, texture/ pattern, time/motion, and words/sound. General education courses will range from basic composition to critical theory, history, math, and science, and will help students contextualize their work in ever-broadening frameworks.
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Art history courses will focus on those works and movements that have shaped and reflected cultures over the centuries, including the contemporary period. Studio work will progress from assigned projects for mastering technique to independent and exploratory work in the junior and senior years, where students will begin to express a “voice,” blending technique and concept with their unique vision. Courses in professionalism will expose students to the realities of the working artist such as marketing, taxes, zoning, bookkeeping and contracts. An internship complements these professionalism courses, while community-based projects in the junior year encourage students to use their art as a way of engaging the community and social concerns. Though central, classroom and studio work is not everything. Students will have the chance to participate in activities organized by the office of student services, thus building a true community of aspiring artists. And because the program is brand new, students in the inaugural classes will help build the events that will become traditions for future students. We welcome the first class of BFA students, and eagerly await their influence on our School, our community, our state, and beyond.
A Quick Look
Four year Bachelor of Fine Arts degree Areas of emphasis: Ceramics, Drawing and Painting, Metals, Photography, Printmaking, or Sculpture and Integrated Media 2:1 student to faculty ratio More than 33,000 square feet of well-equipped, industry-standard studio facilities Incoming class August 2014
H O W T O A P P LY: The application and admission requirements can be found at www.swschool.org
A ppl i c at i o n h e lp : Open Houses: Saturday, November 9, 2 pm Saturday, December 14, 2 pm Portfolio preparation day: Saturday, February 1, 2 pm Application assistance dates: Saturday, February 22, 10 am to 3 pm
A ppl i c at i o n d e a d l i n e s : March 1 – Priority application and scholarship deadline March 15 – Acceptance and award letters mailed Applications will continue to be accepted after March 15; however, applicants who apply early will have a greater chance of receiving scholarships. May 1 – Fall enrollment deposit ($250) due June – Applications close for Fall
What we’ve heard from applicants already: “I’ve been waiting for an opportunity like this for a long time.” “I have been looking for a college dedicated to Art for some time now and am really energized to find your school!” “I want to develop my skills as an artist but I realize that I need help to do this. I want to earn my BFA from SSA due to small classroom sizes and the opportunity to get the help and guidance that I need to develop into the artist that I want to become. Also SSA seems to be one of the major players in this new art movement that’s going on in San Antonio. I want to be part of that.”
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making as a form of inquiry
Adding the BFA Degree Program The BFA is a logical next step for the Southwest School of Art, given the professional level faculty and facilities we already have to offer. That doesn’t mean we haven’t spent recent years investing heavily in some key new resources! Here are some of the steps that went into preparing for the new BFA program: We hired Vincent Valdez to chair the Drawing and Painting department. Valdez, a San Antonio native, received his BFA from The Rhode Island School of Design. His extensive list of solo exhibitions most recently include the McNay Art Museum, San Antonio and the List Center at Brown University.
We built more studio space! The new 2,600-square-foot Sculpture studio includes traditional tools and equipment for sculpture, as well as a CNC milling machine, video and sound production equipment, and new interactive and kinetic art-making platforms.
We created a new department of Sculpture and Integrated Media. This new department will focus not only on traditional sculpture but combine it with other media and technology, including sound and digital art forms.
We raised funds for scholarships for talented, low-income students who are accepted into the program and to add: 1) a studio for sculpture and integrated media, 2) student lounges and lockers, 3) student information systems software, and 4) to invest in new personnel.
We hired Justin Boyd to chair the new Sculpture and Integrated Media department. Boyd, a Texas native, received his MFA at The California Institute of the Arts and completed his BFA from The University of Texas at San Antonio. He has shown his work in numerous solo and group exhibitions including Artpace, San Antonio; Art Palace, Houston; and the Blue Star Contemporary Art Center, San Antonio.
We collaborated to form the Marie Swartz Art Resource Center in conjunction with the San Antonio Public Library. This 4,500 square foot area will be located on the second floor of the Central Library, directly across the street from the SSA campus, and hold both print and non-print materials, and provide access to art databases and periodicals. It will be accessible to SSA students and the public.
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ADULT STUDIO ART CLASSES 8
You’re worth it.
If you feel drawn toward learning about art, make it a priority. Ignore the negative internal monologue. It’s NOT too expensive, too far to drive, too late, etc. Making art is energizing, revitalizing and just plain fun! –Elissa Vura, Student
Registration begins December 4, 2013 for Winter/Spring 2014 Adult Studio Art Classes! Winter/Spring 2014 Term Registration Each term, the Southwest School of Art offers beginning, intermediate and advanced classes in all media. More than 2,400 students attend classes each year! Highlights for the Winter/Spring 2014 term include Abstraction in Painting, Narrative Jewelry and the Found Object, Small-Scale Powder Coating, and Contemporary Art History Survey.
Members priority registration: Online Mail/fax Phone
Wednesday, Dec. 4 at 9 am Friday, Dec. 6 Tuesday, Dec. 10
Non-members registration: Online Mail/fax/phone
Wednesday, Dec. 11 Thursday, Dec. 12
Register at 210.224.1848 ext. 317/334 FAX 210.224.9337 classregistration@swschool.org www.swschool.org
CLASSES START JANUARY 2014
Students receive a lot of one-onone instruction… you won’t find more experienced and knowledgeable instructors. These instructors are working artists… –Amy Fees, Student
I loved the patience and understanding of the instructor, and how even though I was very much a novice, I felt like a real artist! –Adam Flores-Boffa, Student
First-Class Value Ever wonder what a community art class at the Southwest School of Art really costs? After a 50% subsidization from the School, semesterlong classes that range from 10-12 3-hour weekly sessions cost around $265-$330 per semester. For many artists and would-be artists, there’s a bit of a sting upfront, but broken down, it’s truly only $10 per hour, depending on course materials fees. This cost includes world-class facilities, individualized instruction, small classes full of camaraderie, additional studio time, tools, equipment and many materials. A few sessions at the gym, or a few rounds of cocktails (depending on your hobbies) may also bring pleasure for the same price, but do those activities really push you forward creatively? Do they enrich your life through the power of personal expression? Do they help you become the artist you knew you were always capable of being? Still not convinced? Then dip your toes in with a weekend workshop or short-term class. SSA offers classes to accommodate any level of time commitment.
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YOUNG ARTIST PROGRAMS Helen Liljenwall, Untitled, 2013, oil on paper, 30” x 22”
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Teen Studio Intensive
(AKA Bee Nation)
This year, the Teen Studio Intensive will be focusing heavily on the idea of observation. In addition to learning techniques in oil painting with a strong foundation in figure drawing, students will be incorporating multiple media into their final exhibition. Students will be tasked with exploring the art of film in addition to their work on canvas. They will also incorporate work from their personal “art” journals, where they have been encouraged to self reflect and express themselves through writing, drawing and painting. Finally, students will be creating their own short film that will be exhibited along with their finished gallery pieces at the All School Show in 2014. Some of the visiting artists that students will have the opportunity to work with include Alice Leora Briggs, Vincent Valdez, Justin Boyd, Rigoberto A Gonzalez and Jim Mendiola. The Southwest School of Art will be accepting new applications for the Teen Intensive Program in the spring. For more information, contact Patricia Morales, Director of Young Artist Programs, at pmorales@swschool.org.
Saturday Morning Discovery The SSA Board of Trustees recently named the Saturday Morning Discovery Endowment in honor of a woman who devoted a great part of her life to supporting the growth of the Southwest School of Art: the late Vieve Duncan. Interest from the Genevieve Lykes Duncan Saturday Morning Discovery Endowment supports the annual operations of that popular and longstanding program at the SSA. The campaign to start the endowment was greatly aided by a very generous $750,000 challenge grant from Mrs. Duncan, which spurred significant giving from Texas foundations, corporations and many families and individuals. Vieve Duncan was a devoted lifelong friend of the SSA, serving as a volunteer and on the board, and making generous gifts, together with her late husband, Cameron. Their generosity to past campaigns is recognized by the Duncan Painting and Drawing Studio on the Navarro Campus. Paula Owen, president, said of Mrs. Duncan that “she had a special love for the children’s programs at the SSA, and so it is especially fitting that the Saturday Morning Endowment will now bear her name in perpetuity.” Saturday Morning Discovery is a free, introductory art experience offered every Saturday morning, September through May (excluding April), taught by professional artist teachers to nurture and inspire creativity among children and their parents.
Summer Arts Studios Summer Arts Studios offer one- and two-week classes that concentrate on a specific media topic and provide creative learning experiences in a positive, nurturing and fun environment. Classes are geared to specific age groups from 5 to 18 and cover a wide variety of arts media. SAS 2014 opens the first week of June. Registration starts in the spring so be sure to mark your calendars and look for the SAS catalog!
Please help SSA welcome our new Director of Young Artist Programs, Patricia Morales. She succeeds long-time YAP director Jim LaVilla-Havelin, who retired in May. Morales, a bilingual native of South Texas, joins the School from the Latino Cultural Center at the Office of Cultural Affairs, City of Dallas, where she served as the education and outreach coordinator. Morales completed her Master of Science in Arts Management at the University of Oregon in 2012, focusing on community arts education. Her career began as an art teacher and then museum coordinator in Harlingen, Texas. Welcome Patricia!
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Chris Sauter, Doubt, 2012, Digital print
Chris Sauter, Doubt November 21, 2013 – February 2, 2014 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery I San Antonio artist Chris Sauter opens Doubt, the first of a series of three interrelated shows, at the Southwest School of Art. The series explores the false dichotomies between religion and science, a topic Sauter has been moving towards in his work for several years (for example, his recent Luminaria installation, The Wondrous Appearance of Saint Apophenia, an homage to the “patron saint of fortune tellers, the mentally ill, coincidence, patternmakers and artists”). The exhibition will include a wide variety of media including digital stills, video, furniture, sculpture and sound. Much of the show’s religious imagery is founded in Sauter’s own Lutheran upbringing, although none of the work is a reflection of his personal beliefs or position. Additionally, since both religion and the science of the stars and sky originate in a profound feeling of wonder, a need to connect with our unknown origin, notes Sauter, much of the scientific imagery is astronomical or cosmological. Two additional exhibitions – Faith and Reason opening at the Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum on December 5, and Shape of the Universe at FL!GHT gallery on December 14 – will invite viewers on a “pilgrimage” that begins at the Southwest School of Art and continues through the city. This exhibition is supported by a gift from Carol Lee Klose and Carolyn A. Seale.
O p e n i n g r e c e pt i o n :
Thursday, November 21, 6 – 8 pm
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Winter
Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison, Counterpoint, 2007, Print on watercolor with wax, edition 2/20, 28”x21”
Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison, Selections from The Counterpoint Series November 21, 2013 – February 2, 2014 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery II American photographers Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison’s rich and surrealistic work focuses on the lost links with nature and the increasingly lonely condition of our existence. The artists state that their photographs “feature an ambiguous narrative that offers insight into the dilemma posed by science and technology’s failed promise to fix our problems, provide explanations, and furnish certainty pertaining to the human condition.” Selections from The Counterpoint Series will be shown in collaboration with Trinity University as part of the Stieren Arts Enrichment Series.
Anabel Toribo-Martinez, Uncouple, 2013, Oil on panel
Anabel Toribio-Martinez, Interludes November 21, 2013 – January 31, 2014 Ursuline Hall Gallery Toribo-Martinez’s series Interludes explores the quiet moments of distraction that emerge in domestic spheres. Although her figures are never alone in the frame, they present themselves as apart, as singular. Subjects are often lost in thought, at rest, or engaged in technology. Toribio-Martinez is equally informed by the subjects as their space, choosing patterns, textiles and architectural elements within the home to enhance and convey the overall tone of the composition. Toribio-Martinez received her MFA from the University of Texas at San Antonio and currently teaches art at the high school and college level in San Antonio.
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Membership Benefits Revised and Revitalized What do artists and art lovers do? They BUILD, they CREATE, they EXPLORE! They listen to their muse, design, innovate and invent. While we’ve kept the membership levels the same, they all have new names, and are grouped into three levels: Builders, Creators and Explorers. As the SSA prepares to become the only independent college of art in Texas—while at the same time serving students in the community adult and children’s/teen classes—we think it’s time our membership levels reflected the creative process. New benefits include: ★★ For all levels, a 10% discount on food and drink at the Copper Kitchen Café – just show your current membership card! ★★ For all levels, a new SSA Business Partners Program where business friends of the SSA will offer member discounts. Please see below for the list of current SSA Business Partners, a list that is sure to grow. ★★ At the Creators level and higher, two new social events: a Private Member-Only Preview for the All-School Exhibition, where eligible members will get an exclusive opportunity to purchase art in the show before its opening, and the Margaritas and Medals Party, where members and Fiesta Arts Fair sponsors may pick up their Fiesta Arts Fair medals while getting into the Fiesta spirit with good music, margaritas and beer! ★★ And at the Explorer level, year-round recognition, tours of exhibitions with artists and curators, and special privileges for free classes and 50% discounts!
BECOM EA MEMBE R!
The SSA warmly thanks the following Business Partners* who have agreed to offer 10% discounts to SSA members who display their current membership card when making purchases: Ácenar: Hotmex | Coolbar Asel Art Supply Bakery Lorraine Copper Kitchen Herweck’s Art Supplies Lily’s Cookies Ms. Chocolatier Tycoon Flats We encourage you to patronize these friends of the SSA frequently! *At time of publication To our members of many years, thank you for your loyal and generous support! To our new members and people thinking of membership, we hope these new benefits and recognition will help make you feel even more a vital part of the SSA community! To become a member or renew, e-mail Lyn Woods at lwoods@swschool.org or call her at 210.224.1848 ext. 307. You can also utilize the enclosed reply envelope, or go online at www.swschool.org and click on GIVING. Savor the Arts 2013
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SSA Membership Levels and Benefits
B U IL D E R S
Senior/Educator – $35
| Individual – $45 | Family – $75
Benefits for all BUILDERS levels for one year include: $15 discount per SSA class for individuals at Senior/Educator and Individual levels. $15 discount per SSA class for all members of the family at Family level. (Family = 2 adults and all children in same household under 18.) Priority class registration. 10% discount on food and drink at the SSA’s Copper Kitchen Café (with presentation of current SSA membership card only). Discount at participating SSA Partner businesses (with current membership card). One-year subscription to SSA quarterly magazine, Artist’s Proof. One-time recognition in Artist’s Proof (after sign-up or renewal) Seniors are defined for membership as persons 65 and over. Educators must have valid Educator I.D.
C R E AT ORS
Muse – $150
| Designer – $250 | Master – $500
Benefits for all CREATORS level for one year include: All BUILDERS level benefits for all members of the family, plus: Passes to Private Member-Only Preview for the All-School Exhibition with advance opportunity to purchase art. Muse: 1 pass. Designer: 2 additional passes Master: 4 additional passes. Passes to Margaritas and Medals Party to be the first to receive your Fiesta Arts Fair Medals. Muse: 1 pass. Designers: 2 additional passes. Masters: 4 additional passes. Fiesta Arts Fair Medals: Designer: 2 Medals. Master: 3 Medals. Fiesta Arts Fair Tickets: Designer: 4 Tickets Master: 6 Tickets. Recognition in Artist’s Proof (after sign-up or renewal).
EXPLORERS
Innovator – $1,000
| Inventor – $2,500 | Visionary – $5,000
Benefits for all EXPLORERS for one year include: All CREATORS benefits for all members of the family, plus: Recognition for one year in Artist’s Proof. All Innovator and higher levels receive a private tour of an exhibition with exhibiting artist or curator (for up to 10 people). Inventor and Visionary level members enjoy continuing online recognition at swschool.org for the year. Innovator level members receive a 50% discount on a class taught by a faculty member. (One per year excluding workshops.) Inventor level members receive a free class taught by a faculty member. (One per year excluding workshops.) Visionary level members receive two free classes taught by a faculty member. (Two per year excluding workshops.)
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SSA’s 50th Anniversary Campaign Fuels Future Growth Thanks to a great outpouring of generous lead gifts from the SSA’s trustees, students, members, lovers of art and historical preservation, the SSA has reached $6,128,000* in gifts and pledges towards our goal of $10,000,000 by December 31, 2015. We are immensely grateful to all of the donors who have made our initial progress possible! This fall, having just completed the match for a $480,000 challenge grant for capital improvements and new equipment from the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation, the SSA returns to our donor community with a new, $400,000 one-to-one matching grant from the Brown Foundation, Inc. of Houston. This very significant challenge grant from the Brown Foundation means that donors who give to the campaign between now and September 19, 2014 will see their gifts matched dollar for dollar.
The 50th Anniversary Campaign will provide funds to
For almost five decades, the Southwest School of Art has been a vital, creative force in the lives of its students, and in the development of the cultural communities of San Antonio and South Texas. Today the donors to the 50th Anniversary Campaign are helping the SSA continue to serve our community’s needs for excellent education in the visual arts while at the same time opening up opportunities for a whole new generation of professional artists.
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support the addition of the BFA degree program, making us the only independent college of art in Texas
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enable the purchase of adjacent property for future expansion
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continue historic preservation of the Ursuline Campus
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add to endowments for operating and building, reserves as well as scholarships for talented, low-income students, and
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make other needed capital improvements.
*At time of publication
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Gala 2013 T
he Southwest School of Art celebrated our annual Gala in the Garden Thursday, October 3, 2013. Titled “Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez: A Night in the Garden District,” the gala had a vibrant New Orleans theme that included Cajun delicacies
catered by Club Giraud and the rousing Jim Cullum Jazz Band, with guest vocalist Ken Slavin. One of the highlights of this year’s event was a “second line” parade led by the Jim Cullum Jazz Band, with the “second line” following the band (the “first line”) through the grounds of the McNutt Convent Garden, the Coates Chapel, and out into the McNutt River Garden before making their way back to the bandstand. This year’s gala was in honor of SSA Founding Trustee Edith McAllister, the aunt of our co-chairs, Ashley Solcher Hixon and Whitney Solcher Miller. We wish to thank our chairs, our gala committee, our board of trustees and esteemed guests and patrons for their support of the annual gala. We hope to see you at next year’s Gala in the Garden!
Jeff and Lynda Frey, Gary Walton and Dana Quarles
Melanie and Anthony Lopiccolo
SSA Board Chair James Lifshutz and Sonya Dawson
Co-Chairs Ashley Solcher Hixon and Whitney Solcher Miller
Lucia Carter, Britt Kleberg and Margaret Walker
Mauricio and Denise Carranza
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THANK YOU
August 1, 2012 – July 31, 2013
The Southwest School of Art could not fulfill its mission to teach, preserve and advance the visual arts without the support of our many members and donors. Thank you for your contributions!
50th Anniversary Campaign
William and Salome Scanlan Foundation Valero Energy Corporation
Elizabeth and Steve Crawford
Anonymous
Sonya Medina
Josie and Marshall Davidson
Tom Frost III
Patsy and Dale Meyers
Cristella and Eusebio Diaz
Tara and Randy Hawkins
Cynthia Munoz
Christine and Robert Dickemper
Diana Kersey
Dan A. Naranjo
Betsy and Brooke Dudley
Ellie Lamb
Sarah and Victor Pagona
Genevieve L. Duncan
Garland M. Lasater
Anonymous
Suzy Finesilver
Patsy and Walter Light
Andi Rodriguez
Mary Flanagan
Hannah S. Margolis
Laura Rodriguez
Noel and David Goldberg
Vincent J. Mariano
Cristina Gonzalez
Angela and Trey Rabke
Abigail Kinnison and Richard Rodriguez
Stefan Grater
Lawrence and Tracy Reyes
Rolando Briseno and Angel Rodriguez-Diaz
Elizabeth and Graham Weston
Melanie Rush-Davis
$49,999 to $25,000
Noelia Saavedra
Natalie and Barry Beller
Regina Sanders
Elise and Craig Boyan
Gary Schott
William E. Greehey
Edith Speert
$500,000 and Above
NuStar Energy LP
Julie and Joe Straus
The Brown Foundation, Inc.
Laura and Jack Richmond
Arnold Swartz Trekker, Ltd. Charitable Fund of the SAAF
The Ewing Halsell Foundation $499,999 to $250,000
$24,999 to $10,000
Joe Turner
Pamela and Henry Bain
Charles C. Butt
Dr. and Mrs. Ron Calgaard
Mary Elizabeth Droste
Charles E. Cheever
The Kronkosky Charitable Foundation
Double W Charitable Foundation
Jerry E. Vasquez Caroline and Larry Walker Gretchen Hill and Pat Ward AnaPaula and Mark Watson III
Ray Ellison Charitable Foundation of the SAAF
Kathleen and Julius Gribou
San Antonio Conservation Society
Lou Celia and Don Frost
Barbara L. Hill
Ryan D. Takaba
Linda and Weldon Hammond
Stacey Hill and Erick Schlather
William F. Hanson
Drs. Marie and Charles Thurston
Larry Maki and Robert Hils
Lori and Mark Wright
Alturas Foundation
S.T. and Margaret D. Harris Foundation
Candace and Michael Humphreys
Argo Group US
James G. Lifshutz
Roxana Gage Catto Advised Fund of the SAAF
Amy Shelton McNutt Charitable Trust
The J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation, Inc. $249,999 to $100,000 Anonymous
Club Giraud The Flohr Family Foundation Houston H. Harte
Karen Diaz and Joe Johnson
Teri Aguilar
Anonymous
Bernice Appelin-Williams
Anne and Paul Krause
Kathy Armstrong
Cheri and Dickie Longoria
Richard C. Arredondo
Anita and Keith Martin
Evelyn Baiilie-Whitley
Maria Elena and Richard Mogas
Mari E. Boyd
Judy Morton
Olga and Al Castano
Paula and Ben Owen
Shelley Cook
Allan G. Paterson
Gayle Copeland and Jim Jacobs
Sunny and Bob Blumenthal
Dianne and Boone Powell
Margaret Craig
Aimee and Ernest Bromley
Heather and Fred Rakowitz
Mary Daly
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cadwallader
Amber and Jorge Canseco
Tashya and Lane Riggs
Norma Dolcater
Mr. and Mrs. James Callaway
Katy and Ted Flato
Ethel T. Runion
Beth and John Eadie
Mr. William F. Hanson
Gini Garcia
David Shelton
Thomas Edson
Candace and Michael Humphreys
Genie and Dan Hanke
Ann and Dennis Smith
Anonymous
Col. and Mrs. Larry G. Johnson
Jean T. Marmion
The Smothers Foundation
Anonymous
Mr. Colin Hill and Mr. Jesse Mata
Jesse Mata
Kathy and Lionel Sosa
Ricky A. Garza
Ms. Mary Ellen Matthews
Joe McMahon
Cathy and Jack Spector
Sylvia Glatman
Peggy and Lowry Mays
Darcy and Darryl Mix
Libby D. Tilley
Margaret Gorton
Darcy and Darryl Mix
Veronica Prida and Omar Rodriguez
Mary West and Richard Traylor
Susan Griffin
Ms. Nancy Pawel
The Richard and Joyce Harris Sapience Foundation
Robb Wasielewski
Anonymous
Ms. Joni Raba
Beck and Chuck Whitehead
Andrew Herdeg
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Vollmer, Jr.
Lyn R. Woods
Shiva Izaddoust
Ms. Courtney J. Walker
Robert B. James
Wendy and Thomas Wirth
Claudia Huntington and Marshall Miller Keith Swinney Walton Signage Corporation The Watson Foundation Elaine Wolff and Michael Westheimer
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Newman, Jr./ The John and Florence Newman Foundation
Edward E. Whitacre / Whitacre Family Foundation
Linda Pace Foundation
$9,999 to $5,000
Jeanie and Bill Wyatt $99,999 to $50,000 Maggie S. Block The Elizabeth Huth Coates Charitable Foundation The Charitable Foundation of Frost Bank Howard and Betty Halff Fund of the SAAF
DIAMOND
$499 to $1
Karen and Tim Hixon
Windgate Charitable Foundation
MEMBERSHIP
Monica and Marc Iacobucci
Sarah E. Harte and John S. Gutzler
Semmes Foundation, Inc.
Anonymous
Mrs. Ann G. Ash Mr. and Mrs. James Avery Mr. and Mrs. Brooke Dudley Ms. Genevieve L. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. John L. Nau III Ms. Page Saunders GOLD Pamela and Henry Bain
The Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation
$4,999 to $1,000
The Lifshutz Foundation
Jean Bradley
$999 to $500
Anonymous
SILVER
Teresa and Joe R. Long
Aimee and Ernest Bromley
Anonymous
Marline and Clinton Lawson
Wendy and Bryan Barrows
Mays Family Foundation
Laura and Frank Burney
Colleen and Bruce Barshop
Sarah Jo and Phil LeMessurier
Ms. Margaret C. Boldrick
Edith S. McAllister
Stephanie and Gabriel Canales
Ron C. Binks
Leslie Martinez
Molly and Jim Branton
The Myra Stafford Pryor Charitable Trust
Gloria and Fully Clingman
Catherine Brillson-Leonard
S.A. McReynolds
Mr. Charles C. Butt
Edward G. Conroy
Elizabeth and Clay Carrington
Ruth Medellin
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Calgaard, Ph.D.
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Kelly and Stephen Cavender
Dr. and Mrs. David Holck
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Traylor
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hardberger
Lyn and Peter Selig
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cheever, Jr.
Rhonda and Jim Hollerbach
Elizabeth and Matthew Tullis
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Shaw
Sally and Craig Clayton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hornberger
Ms. Judy M. Vetter
Mr. John Gutzler and Ms. Sarah E. Harte
Mr. Taliaferro Cooper
Ms. Claire Inglish
Caroline and Lawrence Walker
Ms. Jacqueline Hartwig
Dr. and Mrs. Lon Smith
Janet and Bruce Flohr
Ms. Debbie Irby
Mr. Gary Walton
Ryan and Tanya Haug
Ms. Emily Spicer
Ms. Caroline Forgason
Dr. Shiva Izaddoust
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Roxie and Jim Hayne
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Anne and Paul Krause
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Dr. and Mrs. James Lehmann
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Mr. Richard C. Arredondo
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Mr. George T. Kimbell
Doris and Alex Miller
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Mrs. Elizabeth M. Barnes
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Ruth and John Agather
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Ted and Katy Flato
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Capt. Sean Burson
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Mrs. Bernadette M. Heller
Mr. JJ Mazuca
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Dr. Hyun joo Chung
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Mrs. Kathryn K. McCormick
Ms. Jessica Rowlett
Mary and Gordon Weiner
Sarah and Jon Cochran
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Sherril and Joe Rubin
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Mrs. Annabelle McGee
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Hillary and Chad Conrey
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Martha and Stephen Hixon
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Mrs. Mira Hnatyshyn-Hudson
Mr. Andrew Meyer
Dr. Carol Rymer
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Mrs. Beth A. Crawford
Mrs. Lori Houston
Mrs. Chrisitna Montelongo
Melinda and Paul Sanchez
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Mr. Ralph Howell
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Mr. Robert Schneider
Mr. Stanley G. Curtis
Ms. Yvette Huerta
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Mr. and Mrs. George F. Schroeder
Mr. William B. McDonald and Dr. Janet F. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Huffman
Mr. James Moody
Mrs. Luanne R. Schuetze
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Linda and Rick Illgner
Mr. Raymundo Morales, Jr.
Ms. Kimberly Scott
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Carolina and Michael Morell
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Josephine and Frates Seeligson
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Ms. Suze Jernigan
Dr. Aaron Navarro
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Ms. Penny Abbott
Mr. Taylor O’Dell
Mr. Greg Skrobarcek
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Mr. Robert Soza
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Mrs. Julie Koppenheffer
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Mr. and Mrs. Clinton F. Lawson
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John and Glynda Ledbetter
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Ms. Donna A. Ledvina
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Leslie and Luis Garcia
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Ms. Andrea Tingleff
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Heather and Fred Rakowitz
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Mrs. Krista Hartsell
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Mr. David J. Kvapil
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Mr. Derick Rodgers Ms. Ruth Rodriguez Ms. Laura Rodriguez Mr. Rolando Briseno and Mr. Angel Rodriguez-Diaz Mr. Michael Payne and Ms. Letitia Rogers
Ms. Cherise Bell
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Mrs. Bethany Carrasquel
Dr. Nancy Fuhrman
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Ms. Shelley E. Roff
Ms. Carol H. Dotin
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Mr. Gid’on Eilat
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Ms. Naomi Esquivel
Ms. Madeline Kawasaki
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Mr. Nathan Schmidt
Mrs. Bernadine Abend
Ms. Pamela Etchison
Mr. Byron Kelly
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Mrs. Jennifer Schoenfeld
Mrs. Dorothy E. G. Adams
Mr. Gregory Everingham
Dr. Kathy Kennedy
Mr. Kenneth L. Moore
Mrs. Nancy Scott
Ms. Anne C. Alexander
Ms. Julia Eyer
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Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Morales
Ms. Hilary Scott
Mrs. Casey Allen
Mrs. Barbara A. Felix
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Mr. Carlos Moreno
Ms. Sabine Senft
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Arnecke, Jr.
Ms. Rachel Fernandez
Ms. Felicia King
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Miss Georgie F. Ferrell
Ms. Laurie Knobel
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Mrs. Eva M. Trejo Ms. Joan B. Trimble Mrs. Mary L. Trousdale Tamara and Alan Trout Ms. Brandy Upton Mrs. Pat A. Valdez Ms. Jessica Veilleux Mrs. Ines Walker Mrs. Wendy S. Walsh Mrs. Mary Walsh Ms. Cris Ward Ms. Miwa Watson Ms. Doerte Weber-Seale Mr. Michael Weil Ms. Ayon Wen Ms. Wendy J. Werts Ms. Amanda Wilcox Mr. Brenton Wooley Ms. Sarah Woolsey
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Fresh Horizons Creative Catering
H-E-B Tournament of Champions
Frost
The G.A.C. Halff Foundation
Christopher L. Gartner & Associates
JP Morgan Chase Bank
Gunn Automotive Group
The Marcia and Otto Koehler Foundation
Karen and Tim Hixon
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Dr. Vivian L. Paul
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Perron, Jr.
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Ms. Virginia Plumly
Lyn and Peter Selig
Ms. Trudy Rafelson
In Memory of Mrs. Maggie S. Block
Mrs. Janice Randa
Pamela and Henry Bain
The L.D. Ormsby Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Charlotte S. Randolph
Jane and David Digby
The Parker Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Marilyn Redding
Mrs. Suzy Finesilver
Rackspace US
Texas Commission on the Arts
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Carmen and Ernesto Rubio
Vollmer Products International
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The David and Betty Sacks Foundation
Walton Signage Corporation
Mrs. Hortense D. Patterson Dana and William Powell
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Wendy and Tom Wirth
Henriette and Josef Seiterle
Luke and Merle Soules Family Foundation
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Laura and Frank Burney
Mrs. Dolores Schultz
Mr. Frank G. Giraud
Mr. Robert Schumacher
In Memory of Mr. Alvin Stewart Golding
Mrs. Lyane B. Scoskie
Sally and Bill Hawkins
Mrs. Patricia R. Scrivano
In Memory of Mrs. Mary Frances Hamilton
Ms. Cecilia C. Hancock
Community First Health Plans
The Greehey Family Foundation
Ms. Louise L. Oppenheimer
Mrs. Jane K. Fohn
Ms. Lynne A. Hamilton
The Boeing Company
The Gorman Foundation
Mrs. Dan J. Sullivan IV
Ms. Sallie K. Riester
Ms. Katie Gwaltney
BE&SCO Manufacturing Company
The Alfred S. Gage Foundation
Mr. Jerry Olofson
Ms. Jessica Fernandez-White
Ms. Madeline N. Guyer
Ms. Patricia Jane Fugitt
Mrs. Iris A. Seale Mr. Stephen W. Seale, Jr
Texas Club of Cardiologists The Fenwick Club In Memory of Mr. Darrell Bohlsen
Bertie Smith
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Spellman Charitable Fund of the SAAF Texas Art Education Association Texas Commission on the Arts Texas Women for the Arts The Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation
La Paloma River Walk The NRP Group Ricos Products Company San Antonio Meeting Center San Antonio Press, Inc.
Weston Centre
Akin, Doherty, Klein & Feuge Bolner’s Fiesta Products, Inc. Catto & Catto LLP Computer Rescue DH Realty Partners Digital Pro Lab
USAA Foundation, A Charitable Trust
Dixie Watkins III & Associates
Walton Signage Corporation
Downtown Alliance San Antonio
The Dixie and Cedric Wenger
Ford, Powell & Carson Insite Architects
Fiesta Arts Fair 2013
JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa
Ms. Susan Sideman
In Memory of Mrs. Mary Ann Hammond
Ms. Donna Simon
Sally and Bill Hawkins
Music Stage
Lake/Flato Architects, Inc.
Mrs. Hildegarde E. Slaughter
In Memory of Col. Hal Lamb
Bud Light / Silver Eagle Distributors
Marriott Rivercenter & Riverwalk
Mr. and Mrs. James Humphries
Mr. Anthony M. Smith
Margaret C. Boldrick
Mr. Truett L. Hunt
Ms. Edith S. Speert
Gretel and Tom Ekbaum
Children’s Art Garden
Mission Pharmacal Company
Mrs. Barbara E. Joseph
Mr. William Stevens
Mrs. Ellie Lamb
H-E-B
MPL Limited Partnership
Ms. Jo Etta Jupe
Ms. Janet Sullivan
Target Stores
Redeemer Presbyterian Church
Ms. June R. Kachtik
Gary and Janet Sweeney
In Memory of Mrs. Naomi RussellWolfman
Mrs. Luverne E. Keller
Mrs. Louise B. Thomas
Pamela and Henry Bain
Gold
Ms. Jane M. Key
Col. Thomas Tredici
Claudia and David Langford
Club Giraud
Mr. James G. Kohl
Mrs. Ana Uviedo
In Memory of Mrs. Phyllis Ann Smith
Macy’s
Jack and Kaye Lenox
Mr. Armando Valdez
Mrs. Nancy Puckett
Sally and Chriss Lloyd
Mercedes-Benz of San Antonio / smart center San Antonio
Mrs. Earline Valdez
Mrs. Diane S. Lopez
Rubiola Construction Company
Mrs. Anita Valencia
Mr. Ronald Lorton
Young Artists Program
Mrs. Jo L. Vanden
Ms. Catherine Lotz
Mrs. Cari Allen
Ms. Nancy Vandenberg
Silver
Mr. Ronald Vantz
Architecture Foundation of San Antonio
Mrs. Kay W. Vavrina
James Avery Charitable Foundation
Bromley Communications
Mr. Ruben G. Villalobos
George W. Brackenridge Foundation
Janet and Bruce Flohr
Mrs. Lisa Walker
Brighton Collectibles
Illusions / The RK Group
Amber and Jorge Canseco
Mays Family Foundation
In Memory of Mrs. Maggie S. Block
NuStar Energy LP
Ms. Anna B. Coiner In Honor of Mrs. Molly Branton
The Arch and Stella Rowan Foundation
Mr. Edward G. Conroy
Tesoro
Mr. Paul Hinojosa Dr. Kathleen Holcomb Mrs. Billie J. Hollis Mrs. Lucy Huff
Mrs. Alice A. Lynch Ms. Deborah Magruder Ms. Marilyn Maizel Ms. Maria Marquez Ms. Charlotte Maxwell Ms. Marguerite McCormick Ms. Mary McGannon
Mr. Paul Waryas Mrs. Carol Waryas
Martin & Drought, P.C.
Laura and Jack Richmond
Valero Energy Corporation
Bain Medina Bain, Inc.
Zachry Holdings, Inc. Friend Natalie and Barry Beller Adelle Brewer Centro Properties Dr. Lisa Davis Jana and Kenneth Fowler Kathleen and Julius Gribou Mrs. Edith S. McAllister Dr. Adele McCormick Mission Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Co., Inc. Syd & Gregg Muenster Ms. Cynthia Munoz
Mr. Helario Melchior
Mrs. Sharon Whisnand
Dr. Mary T. Morrell
Ms. Gail White
Mrs. Janan R. R. Moses
Dr. Leslie Williams
Ms. Judé Mueller
Mrs. Kit E. Williamson
The Nathalie and Gladys Dalkowitz Charitable Trust
Bronze
W.D. Deli
Ms. Ruth T. Mulligan
Ms. Carolene Zehner
The Dickson-Allen Foundation
Acadian Ambulance Service
Elaine Wolff and Michael Westheimer
Ms. Martha Murray
Mr. Bernard Zenus
Ford Motor Company Fund
Baptist Health System
Woods Wonders Jewelry
Mrs. Betty C. Muyres
Mrs. Carol Zuclich
In Memory of Ms. Sue Burkhalter
Bartlett Cocke General Contractors
R.L. Worth & Associates, Ltd.
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The Pool House Cathy and Jack Spector Van Steenberg Enterprises, Inc.
Gala Raffle 2012 DONORS Bliss Dr. Angelika Jansen-Brown and Mr. Bob Brown Center for Complimentary Medicine Central Market Classic European Skin Care Club Giraud Dr. Lawrence Cohen The Gage Hotel Bryan Gathright Glow Restaurant Hacienda Tres Aguilas The Hayne Family Julian Gold Aimee and Stacy Locke Mac & Ernie’s Roadside Eatery Ric Marmolejo Salon Greg Massari Dr. Deborah McCormick The Monterey Oak Hills Country Club Quarry Golf Club Revolution Sports & Fitness Richard Ruiz SA Fresh Catering San Antonio Gun Club TPC San Antonio UT McDonald Observatory Vino 30 Jeanie and Bill Wyatt Zero Balance Savor the Arts 2013 Sponsors Signature H-E-B Chef d’ Cuisine Cavender Audi Frost Bud Light / Silver Eagle Distributors Valero Energy Corporation Epicurean Bain Medina Bain, Inc. Cinco Vodka
Lou Celia and Don Frost Walton Signage Corporation Gourmet Joe Baker Dr. and Mrs. Brandon Bregman Krause Family Pinot’s Palette Rudy’s Custom Upholstery & Design, Inc. Savor the Arts 2013 Restaurants 20 Nine Restaurant & Wine Bar Bakery Lorraine Bird Bakery Café Salsita Central Market Cheesy Jane’s FrankieB Bakery Lily’s Cookies Lüke San Antonio Ms. Chocolatier Neiman Marcus Mariposa Restaurant Original Mexican Restaurant Page Barteau Catering Paloma Blanca Mexican Cuisine Picante Grill Savor the Goen South Catering Company Spice of Life Catering / The Veranda The Grey Moss Inn Restaurant The Smoke Shack True Flavors Catering Tycoon Flats Zedric’s Fresh Gourmet To Go General Contributions & Operational Support AIGA San Antonio Anonymous Mrs. Maggie S. Block Sunny and Bob Blumenthal The Brown Foundation, Inc. Dr. Sarah Predock Burke City of San Antonio: Department for Culture & Creative Development The Membership of Club Giraud
The Victor & Peggy Creighton Charitable Trust Double W Charitable Foundation The Kittie Nelson Ferguson Foundation Mrs. Mary Hart Frost theFund: Arts. Culture. Community Mr. and Mrs. James R. Garner Dr. Dudley H. Harris Hixon Properties Incorporated International Encaustic Artists Col. and Mrs. Robert E. Kelso Mr. James G. Lifshutz Melanie and Bob Maxham Mrs. Edith S. McAllister Monika Maeckle and Robert Rivard Surface Design Association Texas Commission on the Arts UTSA: Department of Art & Art History Elizabeth and Graham Weston In-Kind Contributions ($500 and Above) Joe Baker Andréa Caillouet Catalani Wholesale Produce Cinco Vodka Patricia Jane Fugitt Dr. Dudley H. Harris Hixon Properties Richard Mogas Architecture Dr. Steve Nivin Rio San Antonio Cruises Silver Eagle Distributors Jamie Stolarski SYSCO Food Services University of Texas at Austin List includes all gifts as of 7/23/2013. Please notify us if our records do not accurately reflect your contributions. Contact Stephanie Peché Canales at 210.224.1848. Thank You. Support is provided by the city of San Antonio’s Department of Culture and Creative Development, theFund, the Texas Commission on the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts as well as by many generous individual and corporate donors.
2013–2014 B OARD O F T RUS T EES O F F ICERS James G. Lifshutz, Chairman Elise Boyan, Vice Chairman Gini Garcia, Secretary Dan H. Hanke, Treasurer T RUS T EES Bernice Appelin-Williams Pamela Bain Barry Beller Clay Carrington Josie Davidson Karen Diaz Bruce Flohr David Goldberg Stefan Gräter Julius Gribou Richard Harris Randall Hawkins Andrew Herdeg Stacey Hill Anne Krause Cheryl Longoria Dan Markson Anita Uribe Martin Jesse Mata Ruth Medellin Darryl Mix Cynthia Munoz Boone Powell Angela Rabke Larry Reyes Andi Rodriguez David Shelton Kathy Sosa Gary Walton M CN U T T G A RDEN T RUS T EE Courtney Walker F O UN DI N G T RUS T EES Helen Marie Hendrie Edith McAllister Nancy Brown Negley CH A I RM A N ’ S ADVIS O RY CO UN CI L Andrés Andujar Adelle Brewer Frank B. Burney Marilyn Eldridge Otis Parchman H O N O RA RY T RUS T EES Chris Carson Robert C. Maxham
Events Calendar November 2013
January 2014
BFA OPEN HOUSE Saturday, November 9, 2 pm
EXHIBITION ARTIST TALK Tuesday, January 14, 6:30 pm
Learn about admissions criteria and scholarship information, tour SSA, meet with faculty, participate in a workshop, and receive informal portfolio feedback
Chris Sauter Russell Hill Rogers Lecture Hall
EXHIBITION OPENING RECEPTION Thursday, November 21, 6 – 8 pm Chris Sauter: Doubt Russell Hill Rogers Gallery I Shana and Robert ParkeHarrison: Selections from the Counterpoint Series Russell Hill Rogers Gallery II Anabel Toribio-Martinez: Interludes Ursuline Hall Gallery To learn more about our exhibitions, call the audio cell phone tour at 210.280.4028
December 2013 ADULT CLASS REGISTRATION Members Priority online: Wednesday, December 4, 9 am Open Registration online: Wednesday, December 11, 9 am Register at 210.224.1848 ext. 317/334 FAX 210.224.9337 classregistration@swschool.org www.swschool.org CONCERT Thursday, December 12, 8 – 10 pm Cryin’ D.T. Buffkin and the Bad Breath Coates Chapel Celebrate the season with a special holiday-themed performance by San Antonio’s favorite growly blues band. The nine-member line-up includes all the brass you need performing holiday classics like “Blue Christmas” as well as their own unique work.
BFA OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, December 14, 2 pm Learn about admissions criteria and scholarship information, tour SSA, meet with faculty, participate in a workshop, and receive informal portfolio feedback.
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Sauter discusses the use of disparate materials, the transformation of common objects into other recognizable objects, and the inspirations for his newest works.
EXHIBTION ARTIST TALK Tuesday, January 21, 6:30 pm Shana and Robert ParkeHarrison Influences, Inspirations: The Artistic Path Trinity University | Dicke Art Building | Ruth Taylor Recital Hall
February 2014 BFA PORTFOLIO PREPARATION DAY Saturday, February 1, 2 pm Learn tips and tricks for putting together a dynamic portfolio and receive additional portfolio feedback.
EXHIBITION OPENING RECEPTION Thursday, February 13, 6 – 8 pm Texas Draws III Russell Hill Rogers Gallery Texas Draws III is a biennial exhibition that highlights drawings by contemporary Texas artists who choose this most elemental form of expression from a great variety of perspectives. Sarah Fox Ursuline Hall Gallery San Antonio artist and former SSA student exhibits new figurative paintings that explore mythology and consciousness from a female point of view.
BFA APPLICATION ASSISTANCE DAY: Saturday, February 22, 10 am to 3 pm Receive individual assistance on applications before the March 1 deadline.
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Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison, Winter Arm, 2007, Print on watercolor with wax, edition 2/20, 21”x21”
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