Artomatic 419! 2015 Event Program

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Experience Toledo Arts!

Welcome to NW Ohio’s all-inclusive arts experience Enjoy 5 unique days of visual, performing, and literary arts in one amazing space.

Saturdays, April 11, 18 & 25, 11am-11pm Thursday, April 16, 12-5pm Sunday, April 19, 12-5pm

One Lake Erie Center 600 Jefferson Ave. Downtown Toledo, OH 43604

TheArtsCommission.org #artomatic419

A Note from the Executive Committee Thank you for coming to Artomatic 419!, a program of The Arts Commission.

Celebrating its sixth installment, this acclaimed biennial program has seen local creatives and art enthusiasts proudly work for many months to organize, coordinate and promote Northwest Ohio’s most warmly embraced non-juried art showcase. It is a true grassroots effort and is primarily organized by volunteers.

Artomatic 419! offers opportunity and space for local artists, in all different stages of their careers, to share their talents, new ideas, current projects, and artistic collaborations with their community.

The intent of this program is to offer a fun, interactive networking opportunity for local artists and an all-inclusive display of the vast array of talent and creative diversity in the Toledo-area to the general public.

A very special thanks to the participating artists and performers, our steering committee, our volunteers, and to our sponsors for making Artomatic 419! possible.

Special thanks to the members of our Artomatic 419! committees and other friends who have helped us along the way: Denny McLargin, Stephanie Austin, Amy Fidler and her BGSU Design Students, Paige Strancar, Keith Sparrow, Lindsay Williams, Alison Maples, Chris Wile, Cathy Wile, Janelle Nunnally, Brooke Breckenridge, Alyssa Lombardi, Michelle Atkinson, Courtney Macklin, Kevin Schroeder, Tracy Swartz, Kyle Iwanicki, Jose Herrera, Dani Herrera, Lorrie Hedges, Mike Gallup, Brad Scherzer, Lindsay Akens, Marcia Culp, Kate Kelley, Maria Thomas, Andy Thomas, Nicole Brandstrup, Chris Hatfield, Kirsten Ingram, Andrea Borkowski, Bianca Marcia, Ruthie Summers, Juliette Davidia Herbert, Caroline Jardine, Angelina Zarate-Pierce, Taylor Dungjen, Kaetlyn Obey, Kelly Thompson, Faith Kelleher, Adam Sattler, Adrienne Stinson, Robert Wodarski, Sarah Sobel-Poage, Brien Strancar, Paula Swan, Maura Meyers, Shannon Mossing, Patrick McGhee, Mark Moffett, Wayne Carlson, Bianca Marcia, Larry Meyer, Margaret Lockwood-Lass, David Lass, Anthony McCarty, Tim Ide and team, Kim Sanchez and Reel Ohio, Glass City Rollers Roller Derby Team, Eric Pilcher, Marty Ueberroth, Anthony McCarty, Kevin Brogan, Cynthia Gehring Bunch/Cynthia’s Gourmet Catering, Great Lakes Sound, Kate Kelley, Ed Zraik. and YAAW Alumni … and the many other volunteers who worked on the Steering Committee to help make this event a success.

Extra thanks go to The Eyde Company, which owns One Lake Erie Center, especially Jim Rundell, Heather Peake, Bob Miller and Denny McLargin for their many long hours of preparation for the event and access to the space. Special thanks to Stephanie Austin of 32nd Designs for sharing her design talents for creative and promotional materials and also to Amy Fidler and her BGSU School of Art design students for developing and implementing a creative way-finding system for the event.

Thank you to Toledo.com for their continued support of the event since the first installment in 2006. Thank you to Toledo City Paper / Adams Street Publishing and The Blade (thanks Tahree) for excellent coverage of the event. Thank you to all our other new and returning sponsors highlighted within the pages of this program. We are very thankful for the active participation with projects that push the limits of creativity and networking for our community from Graphite Design + Build, AIGA Toledo, Shared Lives Studio, Ohio Natural Hair Health and Beauty Expo, Neighborhood Properties, Inc., King Wamba Carnival Parade, BGSU School of Art Special Topic Immersive Installation art course, Children’s Theatre Workshop, Talking Dolls, Streetspun Yarnbombing, Jūpmode, UrbanDigitz, Mfinity, Lourdes University Art Department, University of Toledo Department of Art, Siena Heights University Art Department, Owens Community College Photography and Fine & Performing Arts Program, Bird’s Eye View Circus, Handmade Toledo, Yarn Bomb Sylvania, Toledo Bikes!, Phil Hazard, Shannon Mossing, Deborah Augustine, Sunshine Studios, Nathaniel Murray, and Jason Vahle. Much appreciation is due to George Koch, whose Artomatic vision for his Washington DC community and his continued mentorship have enabled the 419 sister event to grow and enliven Northwest Ohio.

Other thanks go to The Arts Commission staff members who help behind the scenes to make this event happen: Executive Director Marc Folk, Deputy Director Jennifer Jarrett, Volunteer and Event Coordinator Natalie Tranelli-Jacobs, LISC Americorps Member Kim Sanchez, Financial Administrator Marcia Culling and Office Manager Emily Finkel.

We also would like to thank each and every person who attends Artomatic 419! for supporting and inspiring Toledo’s vibrant arts community.

Adrian Acebedo (co-chair), Joel R. Washing (co-chair), John Eikost, Julie Beckert, Sarah Skow, Dustin Hostetler, Michelle Carlson, Ryan A. Bunch, Maureen Brogan, Mercé Culp, Kelly McGilvery, and Jessica Crossfield.

Special Events and Activities Each day of Artomatic 419! will feature special events and activities throughout the day, in addition to the 400+ visual, performing, musical, and literary artists taking part in the event. A few highlights are listed below. View the full performance schedule, film schedule, and list of participating artists at www.theartscommission.org.

April 11

AfroMatic: Natural Hair Expo – 12:00 - 8:00 pm

Artomatic 419! teams with the Ohio Natural Hair Health and Beauty Expo for their spring showcase. In addition to natural hair vendors, the expo will feature live music, spoken word poetry, and artwork from participants at the Self Reliance Autism Center. More info at www.thenaturalexpo.com.

April 18

Detroit Party Marching Band / Official After-Party – 7:00 pm / 9:00 pm / 12:00 am

The Detroit Party Marching Band (DPMB) visits Artomatic 419! for a fun-filled day of raucous, party crashing music and dance. Join the band for a live set at Artomatic 419! at 7pm, and then later at the Official Artomatic 419! / Maker’s Mart Indie Craft Fair / King Wamba Parade Fundraiser After-Party at The Attic on Adams (1701 Adams St) in UpTown Toledo. This wild carnival kicks off at 9pm and peaks at 12am with live performances by DPMB and much more!

Throughout the weekend, be sure to check out Handmade Toledo’s Maker’s Mart – Toledo’s largest indie craft fair - at 1717 Adams St. www.handmadetoledo.com.

Special Events and Activities April 19

Brunchomatic 419! – 11:00 am - 2:00 pm

The Arts Commission is pleased to announce the first ever Brunchomatic 419! - a brunch fundraiser that will take place in the 1st Floor Gallery on 419 Day! $30 ticket includes $10 Artomatic 419! art voucher toward the purchase of artwork at the show, Omelette Bar brunch by Cynthia's Catering, Bloody Mary & Mimosa cash bar from the Village on Adams, live entertainment, Bicycle Wheel Expo auction inspired by Peter Gendron and curated by Dustin Hostetler, and Artomatic 419! tours! Come kick off your 419 Day with us and have a ball! For more information or to purchase brunch tickets, visit http://support.theartscommission.org

April 25

Mfinity Fashion Show – 5:30 pm

Three sisters – Monika, Marisa, and Mercé Culp – produce a fashion show exhibiting their own drawings, paintings, and photographs through textiles. Together they are the Mfinity, pulling also from Mercé's line of artwork Urban Digitz. This new fashion line includes their latest artistic apparel and accessories, also the launch of their new brand. Show opens with DJ Money Mike April 25th at 5:30pm.

Runway starts at 6pm.

April 30

Celebrating Creative Communities - 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Help us celebrate creative communities! We would like to congratulate all artists that participated in Artomatic419! this year. More than a year ago, we began a community process to create a plan to strengthen the impact of arts and culture in our city. Join us in celebrating the efforts of hundreds of caring citizens working to support cultural vibrancy in Toledo. All are invited to join us in a community wide celebration on Thursday, April 30, 4:30-7:00pm in the 1st floor space of the Artomatic 419! building. For more information, please visit theartscommission.org

Special Events and Activities OnGoing Attractions:

Selfie at #Artomatic419

Share your Artomatic 419! excitement by taking a selfie and sharing it with others on social media using the hashtag #Artomatic419 Look for marked photo opportunities designated with Arts Commission factoids throughout the event or create your own photo opp!

Bicycle Wheel Expo Inspired by Peter Gendron, Curated by Dustin Hostetler

Displayed throughout 1st floor, with works to be auctioned at Brunchomatic 419! on April 19, 11am-1pm. This unique exhibition is an homage to Toledo's oft-overlooked historical role as home of the spoked bicycle wheel and its inventor. Patented by Gendron in 1873, the wire spoke wheel was a vital invention in the growth of both cycling and automobile culture in America. Local and national artists were invited to work with or reimagine the wheel for this exhibition as a nod to both Toledo's past and its future, the cyclical popularity of cycling in our area, and the culture of innovation that makes Toledo such fertile ground for creative life. Enjoy, and ride on.

Featured artists and works include: Keith Greiman "Dream Catcher" Yusuf Lateef "We Live on a Ball" Michelle Duni "Fowl Weather Friends" Jason Vahle “Untitled” Josh Byers "Ripper" Maxwell Holyoke-Hirsch "Bicycle Wheel" Damien Correll “On the Ride Home” Chad Kouri “Untitled” Mathew Hoffman "My Bike Story, Told with Baseball Cards" 60WATTFUNNEL "I Have Come Here to Chew Bubblegum and Kick Ass … and I'm All Out of Bubblegum"

April 11 schedule 1st Floor

Buckeye CableSystem Stage 12-5pm Natural Hair Expo 5:30-6:30pm Old State Line - Acoustic Americana 7-8pm Jack & The Bear - Theatrical Rock 8:15-9:15pm Tree No Leaves - Psychedelic Ambient Rock 9:30-10:30pm Flamtronic - Electronic Non-Pop Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

Hands-On Fiber Art Experience presented by Handmade Toledo and Yarn Bomb Sylvania The booth will provide a cozy spot to relax and contribute to multiple public fiber art installations. Ongoing projects and demos will be provided on how to contribute in a multitude of fiber arts such as weaving, crocheting, knitting, embroidery, yarn wrapping, and yarn bombing!

All ages and experience levels welcome!

5th Floor

HCR ManorCare Stage 12-1:30pm 1:45-2:45pm 3-4pm 4:15-5:15pm

Toledo Public Library Poets - Poetry

5:30-6:30pm 7-7:30pm 7:45-9:45pm 10:15-11pm

Captain Cadabra - Jazz / Folk

The Old Adage - Alternative/ Dark Pop/ Electronic Rock Natasha Sanchez - Acoustic Singer / Songwriter Cottonwood Jam String Band - Traditional Folk / Dance Music Gross Domestic Product - Sketch Comedy / Improv Thang Dynasty - Soul, Funk, Rock, R&B The Susurrans - Alternative Blues Rock and Folk

April 11 schedule Artomatic 419 Cinematheque curated by Reel Ohio Enjoy an outstanding lineup of short films from directors around Toledo. Highlights include works from the 2015 University of Toledo Student Filmmakers Showcase, BFA and undergraduate works from Bowling Green State University Digital Media Department, and official entries from this year's Tree City Film Festival in Sylvania. www.reelohio.com/artomatic419.html

Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

The Old West End, 2015 Installation In the late 1950s, Toledo became a major manufacturing hub for paint by numbers, a craft that allowed artists of all skill levels to enjoy painting. "The Old West End, 2015" is a collaborative piece meant to celebrate our city's rich history in the arts. Artomatic visitors of all ages are invited to experience the paint by number phenomenon by adding color to a 21-foot long illustration of Old West End architecture. Artist Maura Amato will teach interested painters brush techniques as they add color to this black and white mural. www.maurameyers.com

Athena Art Society Installation Athena encourages community viewers to participate by creating a design to fill a space in a zentangle wall mural. Markers are available! Athena Art Society - Founded in 1903, Athena is the oldest continuous women’s art organization in the country and a founding member of The Toledo Federation of Art Societies. Athena membership is by invitation. A small group of accomplished area artists join our mission to promote the visual arts through leadership, scholarship and community

Owens Photography Program Studio Lighting Demonstration Come watch Owens Photography students demonstrate their professional lighting skills as they create amazing imagery. 11:00 am - 1:00 pm session and 6:00 - 8:00 pm session

April 11 schedule Siena Heights University Epic Still Life Project All are welcome to come in and draw. Supplies and music provided. Siena Heights students and faculty will be present for guidance when available. Drawings may be taken home or pinned to the walls to add to our collaborative studio space.

Basement

The BAZ Group Stage 12-1pm

“The Immortals” UT Puppet Theater

1-1:45pm

Tammy & Dan - Acoustic Covers

2-3:30pm

Toledo Public Library Poets

4-4:30pm 5-6pm 6:30-6:45pm 8-9:30pm

Toledo School for the Arts Creative Writing Club Literary Michaela Natal - Keyboard Originals Ryan Micheal - Poetry DCypher Musik - Rap / Hip Hop

Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

11:30am-12pm

Chalkligraphy Learn the basics of calligraphy with sidewalk chalk. Artist – Paula Swan

11:30am–1pm

Knitting as an Art - Fiber demonstration Fiber Artist – MaryPat Peltier

12–2pm

Coffee Filter Mandalas Artist and Art Therapist Claudia St. Clair

1–3pm

Create Prints with Shaving Cream, Food Coloring, and Tissue Paper Artist, Art Therapist and Counselor - Jessica Briggle

3–5pm

Zen Doodle on Cards Contemporary Fiber Artist – Ruthie Summers

April 11 schedule Creative Synergy Activity The Merging of Artistic Minds – Arts Commission’s Young Artists At Work (YAAW) Alumni and BGSU Student Artists - “Parts and Pieces” Wall Mural Artists - Juliette Davidia Hebert (BGSU BFA & YAAW); Katie Bocian (BGSU BFA); Hannah Sypniewski (BGSU BFA); Michael Lee Herpy (BGSU BFA); Taylor Wilkes (BGSU BFA); Caroline Jardine (UT BFA & YAAW); Nandi Iman Brown (BGSU BFA); Erin McCarty (BGSU BFA); Kelly Stallkamp (BGSU BFA)

The EYDE COMPANY is pleased to partner with the

Arts Commission and support

Artomatic 419!

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April 16 schedule 1st Floor

Buckeye CableSystem Stage 12:15-2:15pm 2:30-3:30pm 4-5pm

The Madhouse Sessions - Poetry & Bohemian Music Human Juicebox - Psychedelic Alternative Funk JoJo Stella - Psychedelic Funk Rock

Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

Hands-On Fiber Art Experience presented by Handmade Toledo and Yarn Bomb Sylvania The booth will provide a cozy spot to relax and contribute to multiple public fiber art installations. Ongoing projects and demos will be provided on how to contribute in a multitude of fiber arts such as weaving, crocheting, knitting, embroidery, yarn wrapping, and yarn bombing! All ages and experience levels welcome!

5th Floor

HCR ManorCare Stage 12-1pm 1:30-2:30pm 3-4pm 4:15-5pm

Open Mic! NetmoirĂŠ - Experimental / Trance Ryan Bunch - Literary DC Taylor - Acoustic Covers

Artomatic 419 Cinematheque curated by Reel Ohio Enjoy an outstanding lineup of short films from directors around Toledo. Highlights include works from the 2015 University of Toledo Student Filmmakers Showcase, BFA and undergraduate works from Bowling Green State University Digital Media Department, and official entries from this year's Tree City Film Festival in Sylvania. http://www.reelohio.com/artomatic419.html

April 16 schedule Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

The Old West End, 2015 Installation In the late 1950s, Toledo became a major manufacturing hub for paint by numbers, a craft that allowed artists of all skill levels to enjoy painting. "The Old West End, 2015" is a collaborative piece meant to celebrate our city's rich history in the arts. Artomatic visitors of all ages are invited to experience the paint by number phenomenon by adding color to a 21-foot long illustration of Old West End architecture. Artist Maura Amato will teach interested painters brush techniques as they add color to this black and white mural. www.maurameyers.com

Athena Art Society Installation Athena encourages community viewers to participate by creating a design to fill a space in a zentangle wall mural. Markers are available!

Athena Art Society - Founded in 1903, Athena is the oldest continuous women’s art organization in the country and a founding member of The Toledo Federation of Art Societies. Athena membership is by invitation. A small group of accomplished area artists join our mission to promote the visual arts through leadership, scholarship and community

Owens Photography Program Studio Lighting Demonstration Come watch Owens Photography students demonstrate their professional lighting skills as they create amazing imagery.

Siena Heights University Epic Still Life Project All are welcome to come in and draw. Supplies and music provided. Siena Heights students and faculty will be present for guidance when available. Drawings may be taken home or pinned to the walls to add to our collaborative studio space.

April 16 schedule Basement

The BAZ Group Stage 12-1pm Open Mic! 3:30-4pm Eli Lopez Snyder - Rap / Hip Hop 4:15-5pm Larry Sloan - R&B Pianist Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

12:30-1pm 1–3pm 3–5pm

Artomatic Doodle Painting Demonstration Mixed Media Artist - Kelly Brown Explore 3 fun and easy abstract painting techniques using junk drawer items Artist and Art Education Major - Angelina Zarate Pierce

Creative Synergy Activity The Merging of Artistic Minds – Arts Commission’s Young Artists At Work (YAAW) Alumni and BGSU Student Artists - “Parts and Pieces” Wall Mural Artists - Juliette Davidia Hebert (BGSU BFA & YAAW); Katie Bocian (BGSU BFA); Hannah Sypniewski (BGSU BFA); Michael Lee Herpy (BGSU BFA); Taylor Wilkes (BGSU BFA); Caroline Jardine (UT BFA & YAAW); Nandi Iman Brown (BGSU BFA); Erin McCarty (BGSU BFA); Kelly Stallkamp (BGSU BFA)

April 18 schedule 1st Floor

Buckeye CableSystem Stage Rumblin’ Rhythm Cloggers - Dance Group 11-11:45am 12-4pm 4:30-5:30pm 5:45-6:45pm 7-7:45pm 9-9:45pm 10-11pm

3rd Experimental Afternoon: “The Grind” / WORK Collective and The Cube Dragon Wagon - Bluegrass Folk Rock Ben Stalets - Americana/Folk/Alt-Country Detroit Party Marching Band - Guerrilla Brass Tim Korenich - Experimental / Indie / Soul DJ Nathan Mattimoe - DJ Set

Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

Hands-On Fiber Art Experience presented by Handmade Toledo and Yarn Bomb Sylvania The booth will provide a cozy spot to relax and contribute to multiple public fiber art installations. Ongoing projects and demos will be provided on how to contribute in a multitude of fiber arts such as weaving, crocheting, knitting, embroidery, yarn wrapping, and yarn bombing! All ages and experience levels welcome!

5th floor

HCR ManorCare Stage 11-12pm 2-3pm 3:15-4:15pm 4:30-5:30pm 5:45-6:45pm 7-8:15pm

NPI “The Spoken Words from the Soul Project” Andrew Ellis - Americana / Folk Tim Oehlers - Americana / Folk Sydney Parker - Hula Hooping / Dance Matt Taylor - Acoustic Covers Brooke Storer - Acoustic Covers & Originals

April 18 schedule 5th Floor continued...

8:30-9:30pm 9:45-10:45pm

Good Personalities - Post-Punk/Garage Queasy Dolphin - Rock

Artomatic 419 Cinematheque curated by Reel Ohio Enjoy an outstanding lineup of short films from directors around Toledo. Highlights include works from the 2015 University of Toledo Student Filmmakers Showcase, BFA and undergraduate works from Bowling Green State University Digital Media Department, and official entries from this year's Tree City Film Festival in Sylvania. http://www.reelohio.com/artomatic419.html

Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

The Old West End, 2015 Installation In the late 1950s, Toledo became a major manufacturing hub for paint by numbers, a craft that allowed artists of all skill levels to enjoy painting. "The Old West End, 2015" is a collaborative piece meant to celebrate our city's rich history in the arts. Artomatic visitors of all ages are invited to experience the paint by number phenomenon by adding color to a 21-foot long illustration of Old West End architecture. Artist Maura Amato will teach interested painters brush techniques as they add color to this black and white mural. www.maurameyers.com

Athena Art Society Installation Athena encourages community viewers to participate by creating a design to fill a space in a zentangle wall mural. Markers are available!

Athena Art Society - Founded in 1903, Athena is the oldest continuous women’s art organization in the country and a founding member of The Toledo Federation of Art Societies. Athena membership is by invitation. A small group of accomplished area artists join our mission to promote the visual arts through leadership, scholarship and community

April 18 schedule Owens Photography Program Studio Lighting Demonstration Come watch Owens Photography students demonstrate their professional lighting skills as they create amazing imagery. 6:00 - 8:00 pm session

Siena Heights University Epic Still Life Project All are welcome to come in and draw. Supplies and music provided. Siena Heights students and faculty will be present for guidance when available. Drawings may be taken home or pinned to the walls to add to our collaborative studio space.

Basement The BAZ Group Stage 11-11:20pm 11:20-11:40pm 12-1pm 1-1:30pm 1:30-1:50pm 2-4pm 4:30-4:45pm 5:45-6:45pm 7-7:45pm 8-8:45pm 9-10pm 10:15-11pm

Kayla Marie Williams - Poetry Natalie Gray - Poetry Jacob Whiteman - Comedy Luke Swisher - Comedy Jay Oberhauser - Comedy 100 Thousand Poets for Change - Poetry Michelle Coleman - Reading Monika Culp - Jazz Frankie Corleone - Hip Hop Frank Toerne - Acoustic Covers & Originals Ron Birchall - Acoustic Covers & Originals Will Doremus - Acoustic Covers & Originals

April 18 schedule Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

11:30 am-1pm 12–1:30pm 1:30–3pm 3–5pm

Bling (Glitter) Technique to Paint Artist – Christine Chase Cooper Create a Mobile Artist – Cathy Wile Scrap4Art – Create Pop Flowers Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose – An environmental non-profit education program Artist – Chris Wile Acrylic Transfer Collage Cards Make acrylic transfers to create a colorful collage cards Artist and Arts Commission’s Young Artists At Work Alumni – Andrea Fix

Creative Synergy Activity

The Merging of Artistic Minds – Arts Commission’s Young Artists At Work (YAAW) Alumni and BGSU Student Artists - “Parts and Pieces” Wall Mural Artists - Juliette Davidia Hebert (BGSU BFA & YAAW); Katie Bocian (BGSU BFA); Hannah Sypniewski (BGSU BFA); Michael Lee Herpy (BGSU BFA); Taylor Wilkes (BGSU BFA); Caroline Jardine (UT BFA & YAAW); Nandi Iman Brown (BGSU BFA); Erin McCarty (BGSU BFA); Kelly Stallkamp (BGSU BFA)

OUTSIDE 8-9pm

Loa Fire - Fire Performance / Dance

April 19 schedule 1st Floor

Buckeye CableSystem Stage (1st Floor) 11am-2pm 12:30-1:30pm 2:15-3pm 3:15-3:45pm 4-5pm

Brunchomatic 419!

Henryk Kress - Jazz Violet and Fortuna - Acrobatic and Lyric Storytelling Sydney Parker - Hula Hooping / Dance Children’s Theater Workshop

Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

Hands-On Fiber Art Experience presented by Handmade Toledo and Yarn Bomb Sylvania The booth will provide a cozy spot to relax and contribute to multiple public fiber art installations. Ongoing projects and demos will be provided on how to contribute in a multitude of fiber arts such as weaving, crocheting, knitting, embroidery, yarn wrapping, and yarn bombing! All ages and experience levels welcome!

5th Floor

HCR ManorCare Stage (5th Floor) 12-1pm 1:15-2:30pm 2:45-5pm

The Toledo Poetry Museum - Kerry Trautman Dooley Wilson - Delta Blues Gypsy Luvin' - Monty Tucker - Americana / Folk

Artomatic 419 Cinematheque curated by Reel Ohio Enjoy an outstanding lineup of short films from directors around Toledo. Highlights include works from the 2015 University of Toledo Student Filmmakers Showcase, BFA and undergraduate works from Bowling Green State University Digital Media Department, and official entries from this year's Tree City Film Festival in Sylvania.http:// www.reelohio.com/artomatic419.html

April 19 schedule Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

The Old West End, 2015 Installation In the late 1950s, Toledo became a major manufacturing hub for paint by numbers, a craft that allowed artists of all skill levels to enjoy painting. "The Old West End, 2015" is a collaborative piece meant to celebrate our city's rich history in the arts. Artomatic visitors of all ages are invited to experience the paint by number phenomenon by adding color to a 21-foot long illustration of Old West End architecture. Artist Maura Amato will teach interested painters brush techniques as they add color to this black and white mural. www.maurameyers.com

Athena Art Society Installation Athena encourages community viewers to participate by creating a design to fill a space in a zentangle wall mural. Markers are available!

Athena Art Society - Founded in 1903, Athena is the oldest continuous women’s art organization in the country and a founding member of The Toledo Federation of Art Societies. Athena membership is by invitation. A small group of accomplished area artists join our mission to promote the visual arts through leadership, scholarship and community

Owens Photography Program Studio Lighting Demonstration Come watch Owens Photography students demonstrate their professional lighting skills as they create amazing imagery. 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm session and 3:00 pm - 5:00pm session

Siena Heights University Epic Still Life Project All are welcome to come in and draw. Supplies and music provided. Siena Heights students and faculty will be present for guidance when available. Drawings may be taken home or pinned to the walls to add to our collaborative studio space.

April 19 schedule Basement

The BAZ 1-2pm 2:30-3:30pm 4-4:30pm

Group Stage Almeda Street Poets - Poetry The F7 Project - Alan Hall - Singer / Songwriter Femaleness by Penelope Tyrone – Spoken Word

Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

12:30-1pm

Chalkligraphy Learn the basics of calligraphy with sidewalk chalk Artist – Paula Swan

1–3pm

Athena &FUZED – Create a Box and Faux Stained Glass Athena Art Society Founded in 1903, Athena is the oldest continuous women’s art organization in the country and a founding member of The Toledo Federation of Art Societies.

3–5pm

Bling (Glitter) Technique to Paint Artist – Christine Chase Cooper

3–5pm

Explore 3 fun and easy abstract painting techniques using junk drawer items Artist and Art Education Major - Angelina Zarate Pierce

Creative Synergy Activity The Merging of Artistic Minds – Arts Commission’s Young Artists At Work (YAAW) Alumni and BGSU Student Artists - “Parts and Pieces” Wall Mural Artists - Juliette Davidia Hebert (BGSU BFA & YAAW); Katie Bocian (BGSU BFA); Hannah Sypniewski (BGSU BFA); Michael Lee Herpy (BGSU BFA); Taylor Wilkes (BGSU BFA); Caroline Jardine (UT BFA & YAAW); Nandi Iman Brown (BGSU BFA); Erin McCarty (BGSU BFA); Kelly Stallkamp (BGSU BFA)

April 25 schedule 1st Floor

Buckeye CableSystem Stage Owens Theater Club - Theater 11am-1pm Glass City Theatre Collective - Theater 1:15-1:45pm Mfinity Fashion Show 2-7pm Shmotel - Rock / Dance 7:15-8:15pm The Go Rounds - Twang Rock 8:30-9:30pm GoLab - Electronic / Pop Rocks 9:45-10:45pm Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

Hands-On Fiber Art Experience presented by Handmade Toledo and Yarn Bomb Sylvania The booth will provide a cozy spot to relax and contribute to multiple public fiber art installations. Ongoing projects and demos will be provided on how to contribute in a multitude of fiber arts such as weaving, crocheting, knitting, embroidery, yarn wrapping, and yarn bombing! All ages and experience levels welcome!

5th Floor

HCR ManorCare Stage 11:30-12:30pm 12:45-1:45pm 2-3:15pm 3:30-4:10pm 4:30-6pm 6:15-7:15pm 7:30-8:30pm 8:45-9:30pm 9:45-10:45pm

The Gazebo - Experimental, Art Rock, Jazz Rock Kurt & Corey - Acoustic Singer / Songwriter Andrew Ellis - Americana / Folk King Size Drag - Americana Toledo Library Poetry - Poetry Earl Cooke Conestoga Trace - Indie / Soul Logic Alley - Performance Art Took Too Much

April 25 schedule Artomatic 419 Cinematheque curated by Reel Ohio Enjoy an outstanding lineup of short films from directors around Toledo. Highlights include works from the 2015 University of Toledo Student Filmmakers Showcase, BFA and undergraduate works from Bowling Green State University Digital Media Department, and official entries from this year's Tree City Film Festival in Sylvania. http://www.reelohio.com/artomatic419.html

Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

The Old West End, 2015 Installation In the late 1950s, Toledo became a major manufacturing hub for paint by numbers, a craft that allowed artists of all skill levels to enjoy painting. "The Old West End, 2015" is a collaborative piece meant to celebrate our city's rich history in the arts. Artomatic visitors of all ages are invited to experience the paint by number phenomenon by adding color to a 21-foot long illustration of Old West End architecture. Artist Maura Amato will teach interested painters brush techniques as they add color to this black and white mural. www.maurameyers.com

Athena Art Society Installation Athena encourages community viewers to participate by creating a design to fill a space in a zentangle wall mural. Markers are available!

Athena Art Society - Founded in 1903, Athena is the oldest continuous women’s art organization in the country and a founding member of The Toledo Federation of Art Societies. Athena membership is by invitation. A small group of accomplished area artists join our mission to promote the visual arts through leadership, scholarship and community

Owens Photography Program Studio Lighting Demonstration Come watch Owens Photography students demonstrate their professional lighting skills as they create amazing imagery. 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm session

April 25 schedule Siena Heights University Epic Still Life Project All are welcome to come in and draw. Supplies and music provided. Siena Heights students and faculty will be present for guidance when available. Drawings may be taken home or pinned to the walls to add to our collaborative studio space.

Basement

The BAZ Group Stage 11:30am-12pm 12:30-1pm 2-3:30pm 3:45-4:45pm 4:50-5:45pm 7:30-8:30pm 9:30-10:30pm

Douglas V Lutman - Poetry Lorraine Cipriano - Poetry Toledo Library Poetry - Poetry Ben Barefoot and the Handshakes - Indie Rock / Alt Country Emily Guessner - Acoustic Singer / Songwriter Daniken - Psychonautics Mr. Purps and the Absinthe Minded - Experimental Rock

Hands On Activity

***Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult

11:30am-12pm Chalkligraphy Learn the basics of calligraphy with sidewalk chalk Artist – Paula Swan

11:30am–1pm The Heart of Art-O-Matic- Scrap4Art Origami Heart Making Artist, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and Board Member of Scrap4Art – Wendy Nathan

11:30am–1pm Knitting as an Art - Fiber demonstration Fiber Artist – MaryPat Peltie

April 25 schedule Hands On Activity Continued...

1–3pm

The Toledo Museum of Art’s Family Center The Toledo Museum of Art’s Family Center, which provides free art studio time to children and their families, will be present at Artomatic 419! providing make-and-take projects that explore current and upcoming exhibitions.

Explore the possibilities of paper by creating flexagons, pop-up books and zig zag books inspired by the show Drawn, Cut & Layered: The Art of Werner Pfeiffer, which closes May 3. Or try your hand at yarn art inspired by the upcoming contemporary show Play Time, which will feature a crochet fabric installation in Canaday Gallery for families to climb, crawl and jump in opening May 22nd.

3–5pm

Fun with Orff Instruments Fun for everyone! Come play the Orff and percussion instruments with Dr. Pam Stover and the University of Toledo Music Education students. No experience needed—we have removed the “wrong” notes!”

Creative Synergy Activity The Merging of Artistic Minds – Arts Commission’s Young Artists At Work (YAAW) Alumni and BGSU Student Artists - “Parts and Pieces” Wall Mural Artists - Juliette Davidia Hebert (BGSU BFA & YAAW); Katie Bocian (BGSU BFA); Hannah Sypniewski (BGSU BFA); Michael Lee Herpy (BGSU BFA); Taylor Wilkes (BGSU BFA); Caroline Jardine (UT BFA & YAAW); Nandi Iman Brown (BGSU BFA); Erin McCarty (BGSU BFA); Kelly Stallkamp (BGSU BFA)

1st floor Elevators

Lobby Stage

Stairs to Basement

5th floor

Stage

Black Rooms

Basement

visual artists by name Aaron W. Gonya – K12 Adrienne Ramsey – Y11 Adrienne Stinson – M18 AIGA Toledo - 1st Floor Alex Dartt and Randy Resig – K53 Alexander Cesarz – B11 Alicia Corman – B18 Alison Maples - K36 Amanda Holman – M10 Amy Pollman - Y31 Anastasia Wagner – Y9 Andrea Fix – M23 Andrea Martin – K39 Andrew Elliot – B10 Andrew McPherson – K20 Andy Thomas – C37 Angelina Zarate-Pierce – C16 Anonymous – K34 Anthony Lopez – B1 Ash Eichner-Pendell – C8 Ashley Carr – C25 Athena Art Society – Y1 BGSU School of Art Special Topic Immersive Installation - 1st Floor Bicycle Wheel Expo curated by Dustin Hostetler - 1st Floor Bill Haas – M5 Bradley Scherzer and Lindsay Williams – M22

Brenda Ray – K48 Brien Strancar - 1st Floor Britanee LeeAnn Sickles – Y28 Brooks Ladd – K18 Carrie Lee – C19 Catherine Mouch – B34 Cathy and Chris Wile C40 Chris Brautigan - C34 Chris Burnett, University of Toledo - K11 Chris Curran – K44 Chris and Cathy Wile C40 Christopher Rodriguez – K38 Christine Chase Cooper – K4 Clifton Harvey – M15 Colleen Seambos – Y10 Connor Degnan – K13 Corey Julian - 1st Floor Courtney Fillion – K19 Courtney Macklin and Helen Grubb – B40 CUbE x WORK Collective - 1st Floor Current Resident – B21 Dan Weeks – Y26 Dani Herrera – C11 Darren Mac – C23 David Teachout – B9 Debora Green – B3

visual artists by name Deborah Augustine - 1st Floor Dee Brown – B26 Dee Brown – B35 Dennis Doblinger – K45 Derek Bunch – B28 Diana Bibler – B5 Don Martin – K51 Donney McMullin – B4 Doodle Wall! – C24 Dylan Stewart – B41 Elaine Marie K – K40 Elissa Ackerman - B46 Eric Michelsen – B42 Erin Miller – B20 Ethan Fidler – C1 Graphite Build + Design 1st Floor Greg Lukasik – M12 Handmade Toledo & Yarn Bomb Sylvania - 1st Floor Hannah Blanc – B38 Hannah Lehmann – K15 Heather Hughes Meek – B31 Helen Grubb and Courtney Macklin – B40 Holly DeSelms – M4 Holly Whitney – M11 Hope Hooper – M7 Ian Dawson – C42 IGers Toledo - 1st Floor J Paat – K16 Jackie McKown – M2

James Piotrowski - C14 Jaqueline Hatcher – Y8 Jason Pickens – K17 Jason Vahle - 1st Floor Jennifer Marcson – C15 Jim O’Connor – C17 Jim Rich and Martha Quiroga – B45 Jeff Jones – C21 Jeremiah Peterson - C28 Jessica Lynn Short and Storyteller Salem – B23 Joel Swanson – K1 John Kinnee – K5 John “PAKKS” Howard – B17 Jordan Doss and Raven Stinson – M17 Jose Herrera – C10 Josh Runyan – M1 Juliet Foraker – K35 Jupmode - 1st Floor K.A. Letts – K7 Karen Mathews – M3 Kate Komuniecki – B19 Kathy Heisinger – C32 Katlyn Purtee – K9 Kay Ellen Rieff - B39 Kelli Miller – K41 Kelly Norwood – B30 Khalia Riley – K52 Klaire Russell – B29 Kristin Baldeschwiler – K50

visual artists by name Kyle Iwanicki – Y13 Larry Wade – Y20 Laura Norden – C6 Lauren Pfund - C5 LaVone Barnett – M20 Leigh Cattran – C36 Lindsay Williams and Bradley Scherzer – M22 Lora Pheils – B43 Lorrie Hedges – B33 Louie Kowalski – M13 Lois Morgan – M25 Lourdes University Art Department – K43 Malcolm Cunningham – K2 Marcia K. Culp – Y14 Margaret Ann Miller – C31 Margaret Lockwood-Lass – Y2 Maria Thomas - C12 Marisa L. Culp – Y17 Marissa Stevenson - B44 Martha Quiroga and Jim Rich – B37 Martin Campbell - Y5 Maura Meyers Amato – Y4 Maureen Brogan – Y25 Melanie Harris – C39 Melissa Cramer – B36 Mercé L. Culp – Y16 Michael Arrigo – B2 Michael Gallup – C9 Michelle Coleman – C27

Michelle Poole – C7 Miriam Wagoner – M14 Mistykall Kreations – B25 Molly Corfman - Y30 Monika L. Culp – Y15 Mr.Taylor – K46 Mr.Taylor and John Eikost - 1st Floor Mural Wall! – B16 Nada Odeh - 1st Floor Nathan Keller – K3 Nathan Masternak – Y21 Nathaniel Murray - 1st Floor Neal Harmon – C13 Neal Harrington – B6 Nick Orlowski – Y12 Nikki Eggerstorfer – B12 NPI – Susan Helpie – K23 NPI – David Black – K24 NPI - Sarah Daniels – K25 NPI – Mark Swadling – K26 NPI – Brian K. Dunn – K27 NPI - Taylor Williams – K28 NPI – Larry Wanucha – K29 Owens Community College (OCC) Digital Photo II – K49 OCC Fine Art – Y29 OCC Fine and Performing Arts – K6 OCC Photo Club – Y27 OCC Photo Portfolio – Y23 Patrick McGee – Y18 Paula Swan – M26

visual artists by name Perrysburg Jr. High – K30 Prizm Creative Community – M27 Randy Bennett – M8 Raven Stinson and Jordan Doss – M17 Reni Heart and Tina McCord – B8 Rob Roy – C30 Robert Foster – M19 Ruben Garcia – Y24 Ruth Foote - Y7 Ruthie Summers - C41 Sandy Hall – M24 Sara Figy-Wells – M9 Sarah Bonham – C2 Sarah Sobel-Poage – Y6 Sasha Hulisz – B7 Scott Deca - B13 Shannon Eis – B22 Shannon Mossing - 1st Floor Shared Lives Studio – C3 Siena Heights University – K47 Spiritwind Jewelry – B24 Stacy Jurich – C35 Stick Figure Wall – K42 Stephanie Austin – B15 Storyteller Salem and Jessica Lynn Short – B23 Streetspun Yarnbombing - 1st Floor

Sunshine Studios - 1st Floor S.W.E.A.T. – C22 Tabitha Adams – Y19 Talking Dolls – B14 Thom Frushour – K21 Tina McCord and Reni Heart – B8 Toledo Bikes! - 1st Floor Toledo Federation of Art Societies – C26 Toledo Museum of Art Glass Studio - 1st Floor Toledo School for the Arts Undisclosed – M21 Tracy Swartz - C33 Trish Kohn – C4 University of Findlay – K32 University of Toledo Department of Art– K33 Urban Digitz - 1st Floor Vivian Ivey – C29 William Horvath – C38 Yarn Bomb Sylvania & Handmade Toledo - 1st Floor Yvette Tavernier – C18 Zac Lyons – C20 Zepf Center – Y22 Zoey Vance – K22

visual artists by # and color 1st Floor Attractions and Installations

AIGA Toledo BGSU School of Art Special Topic Immersive Installation art course Bicycle Wheel Expo curate

by Dustin Hostetler Brien Strancar Corey Julian CUbE x WORK Collective Deborah Augustine Graphite Build + Design Handmade Toledo & Yarn Bomb Sylvania IGers Toledo Jason Vahle Jūpmode Marty’s Tiki Bar Mr.Taylor and John Eikost Nada Odeh Nathaniel Murray Shannon Mossing Streetspun Yarnbombing Sunshine Studios Toledo Bikes!

Toledo Museum of Art Glass Studio Urban Digitz

5th Floor

Cyan (C)

C1 – Ethan Fidler C2 – Sarah Bonham

C3 – Shared Lives Studio C4 – Trish Kohn C5 - Lauren Pfund C6 – Laura Norden C7 – Michelle Poole C8 – Ash Eichner-Pendell C9 – Michael Gallup C10 – Jose Herrera C11 – Dani Herrera C12 - Maria Thomas C13 – Neal Harmon C14 - James Piotrowski C15 – Jennifer Marcson C16 – Angelina Zarate-Pierce C17 – Jim O’Connor C18 – Yvette Tavernier C19 – Carrie Lee C20 – Zac Lyons C21 – Jeff Jones C22 – S.W.E.A.T. C23 – Darren Mac C24 – Doodle Wall!

C25 – Ashley Carr C26 – Toledo Federation of Art Societies C27 – Michelle Coleman C28 - Jeremiah Peterson C29 – Vivian Ivey C30 – Rob Roy C31 – Margaret Ann Miller C32 – Kathy Heisinger C33 - Tracy Swartz C34 - Chris Brautigan C35 – Stacy Jurich C36 – Leigh Cattran C37 – Andy Thomas

visual artists by # and color C38 – William Horvath C39 – Melanie Harris C40 - Chris and Cathy Wile C41 - Ruthie Summers C42 – Ian Dawson

5th floor

Magenta (M)

M1 – Josh Runyan M2 – Jackie McKown M3 – Karen Mathews M4 – Holly DeSelms M5 – Bill Haas M6 – TBA M7 – Hope Hooper M8 – Randy Bennett M9 – Sara Figy-Wells M10 – Amanda Holman M11 – Holly Whitney M12 – Greg Lukasik M13 – Louie Kowalski M14 – Miriam Wagoner M15 – Clifton Harvey M16 – TBA M17 – Raven Stinson and Jordan Doss M18 – Adrienne Stinson M19 – Robert Foster M20 – LaVone Barnett M21 – Toledo School for the Arts Undisclosed M22 – Bradley Scherzer and Lindsay Williams M23 – Andrea Fix

M24 – Sandy Hall M25 – Lois Morgan M26 – Paula Swan M27 – Prizm Creative Community M28 – TBA

5th floor

Black (K)

K1 – Joel Swanson K2 – Malcolm Cunningham K3 – Nathan Keller K4 – Christine Chase Cooper K5 – John Kinnee K6 – Owens Community College Fine and Performing Arts K7 – K.A. Letts K8 – TBA K9 – Katlyn Purtee K10 – TBA K11- Chris Burnett, University of Toledo K12 – Aaron W. Gonya K13 – Connor Degnan K14 – TBA K15 – Hannah Lehmann K16 – J Paat K17 – Jason Pickens K18 – Brooks Ladd K19 – Courtney Fillion K20 – Andrew McPherson K21 – Thom Frushour

visual artists by # and color K22 – Zoey Vance K23 – NPI – Susan Helpie K24 – NPI – David Black K25 – NPI - Sarah Daniels K26 – NPI – Mark Swadling K27 – NPI – Brian K. Dunn K28 – NPI - Taylor Williams K29 – NPI – Larry Wanucha K30 – Perrysburg Jr. High K31 – Family Room K32 – University of Findlay K33 – University of Toledo Department of Art K34 – Anonymous K35 – Juliet Foraker K36 - Alison Maples K37 – TBA K38 – Christopher Rodriguez K39 – Andrea Martin K40 – Elaine Marie K K41 – Kelli Miller K42 – Stick Figure Wall K43 – Lourdes University Art Department K44 – Chris Curran K45 – Dennis Doblinger K46 – Mr.Taylor K47 – Siena Heights University K48 – Brenda Ray K49 – Owens Community College Digital Photo II K50 – Kristin Baldeschwiler K51 – Don Martin K52 – Khalia Riley

K53 – Alex Dartt and Randy Resig

5th floor

Yellow (Y)

Y1 – Athena Art Society Y2 – Margaret Lockwood-Lass Y3 – TBA Y4 – Maura Meyers Amato Y5 - Martin Campbell Y6 – Sarah Sobel-Poage Y7 - Ruth Foote Y8 – Jaqueline Hatcher Y9 – Anastasia Wagner Y10 – Colleen Seambos Y11 – Adrienne Ramsey Y12 – Nick Orlowski Y13 – Kyle Iwanicki Y14 – Marcia K. Culp Y15 – Monika L. Culp Y16 – Mercé L. Culp Y17 – Marisa L. Culp Y18 – Patrick McGee Y19 – Tabitha Adams Y20 – Larry Wade Y21 – Nathan Masternak Y22 – Zepf Center Y23 – Owens Community College Photo Portfolio Y24 – Ruben Garcia Y25 – Maureen Brogan Y26 – Dan Weeks

visual artists by # and color Y27 – Owens Community College Photo Club Y28 – Britanee LeeAnn Sickles Y29 – Owens Community College Fine Art Y30 - Molly Corfman Y31 - Amy Pollman

Basement (B)

B1 – Anthony Lopez B2 – Michael Arrigo B3 – Debora Green B4 – Donney McMullin B5 – Diana Bibler B6 – Neal Harrington B7 – Sasha Hulisz B8 – Reni Heart and Tina McCord B9 – David Teachout B10 – Andrew Elliot B11 – Alexander Cesarz B12 – Nikki Eggerstorfer B13 - Scott Deca B14 – Talking Dolls B15 – Stephanie Austin B16 – Mural Wall!

B17 – John “PAKKS” Howard B18 – Alicia Corman B19 – Kate Komuniecki B20 – Erin Miller

B21 – Current Resident B22 – Shannon Eis B23 – Jessica Lynn Short and Storyteller Salem B24 – Spiritwind Jewelry B25 – Mistykall Kreations B26 – Dee Brown B27 – TBA B28 – Derek Bunch B29 – Klaire Russell B30 – Kelly Norwood B31 – Heather Hughes Meek B32 – TBA B33 – Lorrie Hedges B34 – Catherine Mouch B35 – Dee Brown B36 – Melissa Cramer B37 – Martha Quiroga and Jim Rich B38 – Hannah Blanc B39 – Kay Ellen Rieff B40 – Courtney Macklin and Helen Grubb B41 – Dylan Stewart B42 – Eric Michelsen B43 – Lora Pheils B44 - Marissa Stevenson B45 – Jim Rich and Martha Quiroga B46 - Elissa Ackerman

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