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CENTER FOR THE ARTS 121 EAST MAIN STREET | ROCK HILL, SC | 29730 GALLERIES | ACYC OFFICES | ARTIST STUDIOS
GETTYS ART CENTER 201 EAST MAIN STREET | ROCK HILL, SC | 29730 GALLERIES | ACYC OFFICES | ARTIST STUDIOS | RETAIL
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS J U LY 2 0 1 9 - J U N E 2 0 2 0
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AUGUST 2019 • Exhibit | Permanence • Try Watercolors • Reception | Permanence • VHS | Vintage Harmonic Symphony • Movies Made in the Carolinas • Monthly Artist Meetup SEPTEMBER 2019 • Exhibit | Permanence • Exhibit | Reflecting Her Story • Exhibit | Artful Bra Project • Art on Tap • Speed Painting with Acrylics • Fluid Florals in Watercolor • Introduction to Fluid Acrylic Pour Painting • Monthly Artist Meetup
PG. June 10 - July 19 June 14 - July 28 July 11 July 28
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Aug. 2 - Sept. 8 Aug. 10 Aug. 15 Aug. 17 Aug. 22 Aug. 25
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Aug. 2 - Sept. 8 Sept. 13 - Oct. 27 Sept. 13 - Oct. 27 Sept. 13 Sept. 14 Sept. 16 - 18 Sept. 28 Sept. 29
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• Gallery Exhibits • Classes & Discussions • Festivals & Events • Arts in Education • Partner Organization’s Event For details, please refer to the page number listed beside the event. Event dates are subject to change. 4
O C TO B E R 2 0 1 9 • Exhibit | Reflecting Her Story • Exhibit | Artful Bra Project • 15 Annual Blues & Jazz Festival • School Show | The Pirate of Bully Bay • Expressive Painting in Acrylics and Mixed Media • Reception | Reflecting Her Story • Reception | Artful Bra Project • Artful Bra Auction | Online • Mobile Mammography Screening Day • Custom Framing Workshop • Day Trip to Van Gogh and His Inspirations • Monthly Artist Meetup th
NOVEMBER 2019 • Exhibit | Studio Artists Showcase • Literary Competition Reception • The Power of the Flower • Art Party (Friday Arts Project) • Exhibit | COROART • Reception | COROART • Competitive Portrait Drawing • Open Studios Exhibit | York County High Schools Art Show • • Monthly Artist Meetup DECEMBER 2019 • Exhibit | York County High Schools Art Show • Exhibit | Vernon Grant’s Santas • Reception | York County High Schools Art Show • Reception | Vernon Grant’s Santas • Monthly Artist Meetup 5
PG. Sept. 13 - Oct. 27 Sept. 13 - Oct. 27 Oct. 3 - 4 Oct. 4 Oct. 8 - 10
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Oct. 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 10 - 27 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 24 Oct. 27
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Nov. 1 - 17 Nov. 7 Nov. 9 Nov. 20 - 23 Nov. 20 - 24 Nov. 22 Nov. 22 Nov. 23 Nov. 20 - Dec. 29 Nov. 24
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Nov. 20 - Dec. 29 Dec. 5 - 29 Dec. 5 Dec. 5 Dec. 29
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J A N U A RY 2 0 2 0 • Exhibit | Panorama • Painting Basics with Water Soluble Oils • Reception | Panorama • Annual Fundraising Gala - Arabian Nights • Monthly Artist Meetup F E B R U A RY 2 0 2 0 • Exhibit | Panorama • Watercolor Textures and Surfaces • Drawing Scenery & Costumes for Theatre • Exhibit | Teachers’ Choice Youth Art Exhibit • Monthly Artist Meetup MARCH 2020 • Exhibit | Teachers’ Choice Youth Art Exhibit • Reception | Teachers’ Choice Youth Art Exhibit • Drawing Techniques • Exhibit | Plastic Icons * • Reception | Plastic Icons Runway Exhibition + Dance Party • Underexposed Film Festival yc • School Show | Upcycled Cinderella • Monthly Artist Meetup APRIL 2020 • Exhibit | Plastic Icons * • Painting Skies • Monthly Artist Meetup • ArtFields**
PG. Jan. 10 - Feb. 9 Jan. 11 Jan. 16 Jan. 25 Jan. 26
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Jan. 10 - Feb. 9 Feb. 8 Feb. 22 Feb. 14 - Mar. 15 Feb. 23
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Feb. 14 - Mar. 15 March 5
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March 14 Mar. 20 - Apr. 26 March 20
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March 25 - 28 March 25 March 29
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Mar. 20 - Apr. 26 April 11 April 26 April 28 - May 2
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* This event is a part of the Come-See-Me Festival. ** If you would be interested in a Day Trip to ArtFields in Lake City or Artisphere in Greenville, please contact the Arts Council of York County at (803) 328-2787. Support for this project is provided by the SC Arts Commission (which receives funding from the NEA), Rock Hill Accommodations Tax Grant Fund, York County Hospitality Tax and the ACYC Annual Campaign. For visitor information including lodging, contact Visit York County, SC at 888-702-1320.
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M AY 2 0 2 0 • Exhibit | Branded • White Street Art & Brews Crawl • Reception | Branded • Acrylic Painting - Landscapes • Monthly Artist Meetup • Secret Dinner • Artisphere** JUNE 2020 • Exhibit | Branded • Ag + Art Tour of York County • Exhibit | 31 Annual Juried Competition • Annual Celebration • Monthly Artist Meetup st
PG. May 1 - June 5 May 1 May 7 May 9 May 24 May 30 May 8 - 10
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May 1 - June 5 Weekends in June June 12 - July 26 June 25 June 28
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CE NTER F OR T HE ARTS 121 East Main Stre et | Rock Hill, SC 29730
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The Arts Council of York County is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization with the mission to create arts programming that encourages education, economic development and arts advocacy through unique art experiences. By engaging the community to create a thriving, diverse and vibrant arts community, Downtown Rock Hill became the first state-designated Cultural District in South Carolina. The Arts Council partners with local organizations to brand York County as a regional arts destination; markets arts events from each municipality; hosts visual arts exhibits and performing arts programs; produces festivals including the Underexposed Film Festival yc and the Blues & Jazz Festival in Rock Hill, Baxter Village and Clover; manages a Small Grant Program; provides artist studios, galleries, performing arts space; and oversees arts education programs. We invite you to enjoy the wide variety programs listed here. Staffed by four full-time and two part-time employees and governed by a 26-person board of directors, the ACYC manages two facilities along East Main Street: Center for the Arts, 121 East Main Street, and Gettys Art Center, 201 East Main Street. The annual budget of $400,000-$450,000 is supported through a combination of grants, individual and corporate membership donations, earned income, and ticket sales. The arts enrich our lives, build bridges between cultures, promote a strong sense of community and provide opportunities for economic and cultural growth. The Arts & Economic Prosperity 5 study conducted in 2016 by the ACYC and the Americans for the Arts indicates the nonprofit arts and culture sector in York County is growing. The study determined that the Arts are a $27 million industry - one that supports 846 full-time equivalent jobs and generates $2 million in local and state government revenue. The Arts are good for business. Many thanks to our community for their support and patronage. We recognize our patrons for their support, and our partners and sponsors for their help in sustaining the arts. We extend our gratitude to the artists, musicians, actors, workshop leaders, teachers, and administrators who keep the arts alive in York County. We wouldn’t be where we are today without the support of our board members who keep our Council running smoothly, and who help brand York County as a regional arts destination.
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G A L L E RY E X H I B I T S 3 0 TH A N N U A L J U R I E D C O M P E T I T I O N Dalton Gallery | June 14 - July 28, 2019 Reception: Thursday, July 11 | 5:30 PM The 30th Annual Juried Competition is a curated show that includes artwork by both established and emerging artists. Awards are given to Best of Show, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place, and Honorable Mentions. Awards sponsored by the Gerald and Barbara Schapiro Endowment Fund and Kathy and Larry Wilson
PERMANENCE Erin Zerbe & Amber Eckersley Dalton Gallery | August 2 - September 8, 2019 Reception: Thursday, August 15 | 5:30 PM Amber Eckersley and Erin Zerbe’s works explore the permanence of life through the transformation of objects by virtue of the imprecise reflection of memories.
Artful Bra Project
A RT F U L B R A P RO J E C T Perimeter Gallery | September 13 - October 27, 2019 Reception: Thursday, October 10 | 5:30 PM The Artful Bra Project is an invitational exhibition featuring oneof-a-kind works of art created by local artists who used bras as the foundation of each work to raise awareness for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The bras will be displayed in the Perimeter Gallery from mid-September through October, and will be auctioned online from October 10 - 27. The proceeds from the auction will benefit the Breast Screening Source of York County, an organization that provides assistance to those who do not have insurance, or have insurance that only covers hospital care, and who meet certain income guidelines. Sponsored by the Woman’s Club of Rock Hill and the Women’s Art Initiative 10
R E F L E C T I N G H E R STO RY Vivianne Carey, Caroline Rust, & Noor un ain Zaib Dalton Gallery | September 13 - October 27, 2019 Reception: Thursday, October 10 | 5:30 PM “Reflecting Her Story” presents a visual depiction of womanhood through the investigation of the female sense of self, identity, and physical appearance. Each artist blends introspective components to expose a woman’s moments of extreme vulnerability, challenge her sense of empowerment, and contemplate situations she faces.
AC YC ST U D I O A RT I STS S H OWC A S E Dalton Gallery | November 1 - 17, 2019 Artwork by studio artists working in the Center for the Arts and at the Gettys Art Center is on exhibit during this annual showcase.
CO RO A RT Dalton Gallery | November 20 - 24, 2019 Reception: Friday, November 22, 2019 | 5:00 PM Art and culture are created through a mixture of passion and inspiration. COROART focuses on experimentation with modern and technical materials provided by the Coroplast Tape Corporation, working to reinvent it in innovative ways. Coroplast rewards young, talented artists and designers for the outstanding creative works they make using company products with the COROART Award. Awards to be announced before Competitive Portrait Drawing, Page 22. Sponsored by Coroplast Tape Corporation
YORK COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS A RT S H OW Classroom Gallery | November 20 - December 29, 2019 Curated by York County high school art teachers, this annual art exhibition is open to all high school students in York County. Cash prizes are awarded for Best of Show, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Places. Honorable Mentions are also awarded. Coordinated by the Arts Council of York County & the Catawba River Art Guild. Sponsored by the Yorkville Artist Guild. 11
WORKS BY VERNON GRANT Dalton & Perimeter Galleries | December 5 - 29, 2019 Reception: Thursday, December 5 | 5:30 PM Armed with a paintbrush in hand and an idea in mind, Vernon Grant quickly brought playful thoughts to life as illustrations for all to enjoy. See Grant’s favorite subject, Santa Claus, along with his whimsical gnomes and published scenes of winter at the Center for the Arts.
PANORAMA Robert Keith IV & Gene Tennison Dalton Gallery | January 10 - February 9, 2020 Reception: Thursday, January 16, 2020 | 5:30 PM The juxtaposition of Tennison’s gossamer rural landscapes beside the crisp lines of Keith’s decaying urban landscapes creates a tension that allows the viewer to reflect upon the passage of time through seemingly divergent perspectives.
T E AC H E R S ’ C H O I C E Y O U T H A RT E X H I B I T Dalton, Perimeter, and Classroom Galleries February 14 - March 15, 2020 Reception: March 5, 2020 | 5:30 PM Created in honor of Youth Art Month, the Teachers’ Choice Youth Art Exhibit features artwork by students enrolled in schools within Rock Hill School District 3.
PL ASTIC ICONS Katie Kameen & Tabitha Ott Dalton Gallery | March 20 - April 26, 2020 Runway Exhibition + Dance Party: March 20, 2020 | 5:30 PM Exploring our consume-and-discard culture, Katie Kameen and Tabitha Ott transform jettisoned plastics into interactive, wearable works of art and sculpture. Each creates unique, playful pieces that challenge and reconfigure the viewer’s stereotypes by engaging tactile sensory memory. Runway Exhibition + Dance Party details: Page 23 12
BRANDED Craig Stevens Dalton Gallery | May 1 - June 5, 2020 Reception: Thursday, May 7, 2020 | 5:30 PM Influenced by the signs of the times, Craig Stevens’ layered works underscore the passage of time, memories that remain, and the shadows of a life once lived and how their influence shapes the person one becomes.
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3 1 ST A N N U A L J U R I E D C O M P E T I T I O N Dalton Gallery | June 12 - July 26, 2020 Reception: July 9, 2020 | 5:30 PM The 31st Annual Juried Competition is a curated show that includes artwork by both established and emerging artists. Awards are given to Best of Show, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place, and Honorable Mentions. Awards sponsored by the Gerald and Barbara Schapiro Endowment Fund and Kathy and Larry Wilson.
A L L E YS A S G A L L E RYS • Cotton Alley (Outside the Center for the Arts) • West White Street (Williams & Fudge Fence) • More coming soon! Alleys as Gallerys transforms York County, South Carolina’s well-traveled alleys into art galleries that feature works by local and regional artists.
CHECK OUT OUR GALLERIES! CENTE R FO R THE ARTS |
121 East Main Street | Rock Hill, SC 29730
• Dalton Gallery, Sponsored by O’Darby’s Fine Wine & Spirits • Perimeter Gallery • Edmund D. Lewandowski Gallery • Alleys as Gallerys | Cotton Alley
G ETTYS ART CEN T E R |
201 East Main Street | Rock Hill, SC 29730 • Courtroom Gallery, Coordinated by Friday Arts Project
• Loading Dock Gallery
RO C K HI LL CI TY H AL L | • Rotunda Gallery
WEST WHI T E STR E E T |
155 Johnston Street | Rock Hill, SC 29730
190 West White Street | Rock Hill, SC 29730
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CLASSES & DISCUSSIONS M O N T H LY A RT I S T M E E T U P 4th Weekend on Sundays | 2 - 4 PM Center for the Arts Come, share your eyes, ears, and mind with your local contemporaries and peers. Bring your work. Let’s talk about it. All work is welcome - 2D, 3D, video, installation & digital.
S U M M E R A RT C A M P S June - July 2019 Ages 6 - 18
The masters have nothing on our summer art campers! The Arts Council of York County’s summer art camps explore the visual arts in creative, fun ways that are infused with STEAM. Sponsored by Duke Energy
T RY W AT E R C O L O R S Adult Art Class with Marcia Kort Buike Saturday, August 10, 2019 | 10 AM - 2 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $55, includes light lunch Registration Deadline: Wednesday, August 7, 2019
In this class we’ll try different brands of watercolor paper and paint and come away with completed greeting cards.
S P E E D PA I N T I N G W I T H AC RY L I C S Adult Art Class with Dr. Bradley Sabelli Saturday, September 14, 2019 | 10 AM - 2 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $50 | Registration Deadline: Wednesday, September 11
Speed Painting focuses on spontaneity, creating from within your mind’s eye, rather than through observation. Several works of art will be produced during this class, all based on a dream, feelings and emotions, an abstract idea, or simply the feeling of well-being. 14
F L U I D F L O R A L S I N W AT E R C O L O R Workshop with Fabio Cembranelli Monday, September 16 - Wednesday, September 18, 2019 | 10 AM - 4 PM 18+ | Intermediate to Master Cost: $425, includes daily lunch
Fabio Cembranelli is a Brazilian artist who travels the world teaching his style of luminous watercolor florals. He states “the fluidity of the medium provides a unique sensation of unexpected color mixing, particularly when I define only the main masses and allow the unpredictable to happen on the rest of the paper.”
Coordinated by the Fort Mill Art Guild.Visit fortmillartguild.com to register. I N T RO D U C T I O N TO F L U I D AC RY L I C P O U R PA I N T I N G Adult Art Class with Angie Brumer Saturday, September 28, 2019 | 10 AM - 2 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $55 Registration Deadline: Wednesday, September 25, 2019
Come dressed to make a mess! In Introduction of “Fluid Acrylic Pour Painting,” Angie Brumer will teach you how to create 2 unique works of abstract art with amazing effects using gravity, acrylic paints, and additives.
E X P R E S S I V E PA I N T I N G W I T H AC RY L I C S AND MIXED MEDIA Workshop with Debora Stewart Tuesday, October 8 - Thursday, October 10, 2019 | 9 AM - 4 PM 18+ | Intermediate to Master Cost: $425, includes daily lunch
This workshop is open to both pastel and acrylic artists. You can work in one medium or both. You will learn how to work intuitively and expressively, develop abstract compositions, understand color theory, create both small and large works, develop a series, evaluate your work and know when to stop. You will also learn many mixed media techniques in the workshop. Plus you will work in a non-threatening environment and have fun!
Coordinated by the Fort Mill Art Guild.Visit fortmillartguild.com to register. CUSTOM FRAMING WORKSHOP Adult Art Class with Delores Brown Saturday, October 12, 2019 | 10 AM - 2 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $50 | Registration Deadline: Wednesday, October 9, 2019
Learn the basics in custom framing. Bring an item that’s no larger than 5”x7” to class, and leave with it completely framed. Frame, glass, matting, and hardware will be provided. 15
THE POWER OF THE FLOWER Adult Art Class with Marcia Kort Buike Saturday, November 9, 2019 | 10 AM - 12 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $55, includes light lunch Registration Deadline: Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Flowers can be an inspirational source for expressing our inner creativity. We will use our intuition to find unique florals in our painting. “There are always flowers for those who want to see them.” -Henri Matisse
P A I N T I N G B A S I C S W I T H W AT E R S O L U B L E O I L S Adult Art Class with Dr. Bradley Sabelli Saturday, January 11, 2020 | 10 AM - 2 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $50 | Registration Deadline: Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Participants will be introduced to the various technical elements and skills used when painting with water soluble oils. This medium can easily be used in conjunction with acrylics. Though our primary focus is to create using water soluble oils, we will also embrace the use of acrylic paint with these unique oils together in composition.
W AT E R C O L O R T E X T U R E S A N D S U R F A C E S Adult Art Class with Marcia Kort Buike Saturday, February 8, 2020 | 10 AM - 12 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $55 | Registration Deadline: Wednesday, February 5, 2020
By using watercolor grounds, we can enjoy the fluidity of watercolors on diverse surfaces such as canvas, wood, plastic, metal -- the possibilities are there for us to try! Let’s move beyond the limits of paper and create new art.
D R AW I N G S C E N E RY A N D C O S T U M E S F O R T H E AT R E Adult Art Class with Dr. Bradley Sabelli Saturday, February 22, 2020 | 10 AM - 2 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $50 | Registration Deadline: Wednesday, February 19, 2020
No theatre experience required! Participants in Drawing Scenery and Costumes for Theatre will learn the basics of drawing for the stage. Utilizing PrismaColor pencils, markers, and watercolors, the class will focus on the unique, expressive qualities of stage and costume design based on dramatic literature (The Play). 16
D R AW I N G T E C H N I Q U E S Adult Art Class with Dr. Bradley Sabelli Saturday, March 14, 2020 | 10 AM - 2 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $50 | Registration Deadline: March 11, 2020
In this introduction to drawing concentrating on the fundamentals of composition, line, value, perspective, shape, and mark making, artists of all levels will gain skills to better their technical application of the mental image to paper.The class will gain experience in gesture drawing, drawing negative space, drawing positive space, perspective drawing, and curio scuro (light and shadow).
PAINTING SKIES Adult Art Class with Marcia Kort Buike Saturday, April 11, 2020 | 10 AM - 12 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $55, includes light lunch Registration Deadline: April 8, 2020
We’ll create works of art featuring both daytime and nighttime skies using a variety of materials including pan pastels, inks and more.
AC RY L I C PA I N T I N G - L A N D S C A P E S Adult Art Class with Dr. Bradley Sabelli Saturday, May 9, 2020 | 10 AM - 2 PM 18+ | Beginner to Intermediate Cost: $50 | Registration Deadline: Wednesday, May 6, 2020
In Landscapes for Everyone, the primary objective is to introduce the artistic tools essential to painting landscapes, seascapes, beach scenes, and mountain-scapes. During the course of the class, we will be drawing what we see from a photograph or from an en plein air experience.
CRAFTED Future Dates TBA Get CRAFTED with the Arts Council and Downtown Artistry at Legal Remedy Brewing. The Arts Council of York County’s newest art class has students creating works of art in the brewhouse. Admission includes clay and glaze to create your own CRAFTED project, & one flight of Legal Remedy Brewing’s craft beer.
M O R E I N F O R M AT I O N & R E G I S T R AT I O N : YORKCOUNTYARTS.ORG | PHONE (803) 328-2787 All art classes will take place at the Center for the Arts unless otherwise noted. Classes are subject to cancellation, please visit yorkcountyarts.org for current listings. 17
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FESTIVALS & EVENTS V H S | V I N TAG E H A R M O N I C SY M P H O N Y Saturday, August 17, 2019 | 7:30 PM Gettys Art Center $15 Tickets
Vintage Harmonic Symphony is an Americana group from Charlotte, NC, and they can’t wait to see you at the Gettys Art Center Courtroom! You’ll hear music from some of your favorite bands: Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles, The Eagles, and Journey, as well as original music off their upcoming record, along with brand new songs yet to be performed. VHS loves to perform songs with big, bold harmonies and catchy melodies. Known for their 3-part harmonies and sing-along lyrics, you don’t want to miss this chance to see them live! Sponsored by Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company and Wells Fargo
MOVIES MADE IN THE C AROLINAS: S H O RT C O M E D I E S & E N T E RTA I N M E N T S
Thursday, August 22, 2019 | 7 PM Center for the Arts | Lewandowski Classroom $8 Advance | $10 At Door
The popcorn’s on for this lively evening of local films curated by Terry Rouche and Ben Sliker.
A RT O N TA P Friday, September 13, 2019 Art Market: 3 - 8 PM | Music and Beer Sales: 5 - 8 PM Gettys Art Center Free to Attend, $5 Beer Tickets
Let your creative juices flow! Art on Tap is a free event for the whole family - featuring an art market filled with affordable works of art by local artisans, interactive art activities for all ages, live music, short theatrical productions, and craft beer. Sponsored by Duke Energy, Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company, B & B Distributors, and Coffee News
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BLUES & JAZZ FESTIVAL October 3 - 4, 2019 A celebration of the roots of modern American music. This multi-day event is known for its infectious rhythms, soulful sounds, and high energy performances!
BAXTER VILLAGE KICK-OFF Springmaid Park | Fort Mill, SC Thursday, October 3, 2019 | 7 - 10 PM Free CLOVER KICK-OFF Larne Building | Clover, SC Thursday, October 3, 2019 | 7 - 10 PM $10 Ticket OLD TOWN RESTAURANT CRAWL Old Town | Rock Hill, SC Friday, October 4, 2019 | 7 - 11 PM $10 Wristband M O B I L E M A M M O G R A P H Y S C R E E N I N G D AY Friday, October 11, 2019 | 9 AM - 3 PM Wells Fargo Parking Lot Registration is recommended
In conjuction with the “Artful Bra Project,” Invision Diagnostics is bringing a mobile 3D mammography coach on-site at the Center for the Arts to provide mammograms, registration is recommended. All insurance is accepted. If individuals do not have insurance and meet the criteria, the Breast Cancer Screening Source of York County may be able to provide funding for individuals. Details are available at yorkcountyarts.org/artfulbras
Vincent van Gogh, 1853-1890 Self-Portrait, 1887 Oil on canvas 15 15/16 x 13 3/8 in. (40.3 x 34 cm) Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, CT, Gift of Philip L. Goodwin in memory of his mother, Josephine S. Goodwin, 1954.189.
D AY T R I P TO “ V A N G O G H A N D H I S I N S P I R AT I O N S ” Thursday, October 24, 2019 | 9 AM - 5 PM Columbia Musuem of Art, meet at Center for the Arts $40, includes Bus Ride and Admission “Van Gogh and His Inspirations” is an original exhibition organized by the CMA that brings the work of one of the most beloved artists in the world to Columbia, South Carolina, alongside a variety of handpicked paintings and drawings that shaped his vision. 21
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L I T E R A RY C O M P E T I T I O N Adult & Youth | Poetry & Story Stories Entry Deadline: Friday, August 30, 2019 Public Reading & Awards: Thursday, November 7, 2019 The 16th Annual Literary Competition highlights the best in short stories and poetry from across the Southeast United States, and the 8th Annual Youth Literary Competition highlights the best in short stories and poetry by students enrolled in K-12 programs in York County, South Carolina. Guidelines and entry forms can be found at the Center for the Arts, Gettys Art Center, and yorkcountyarts.org. Sponsored by the Perihelion Book Club
CO M P E T I T I V E P O RT R A I T D R AW I N G Friday, November 22, 2019 | 5:30 PM Center for the Arts Free to Attend, $10 Portrait Sitting Fee
Knockout Battle,Tournament Style Art Competition | The Competitive Portrait Drawing Competition begins with 16 artists randomly paired off to draw their best portrait of a model with just 5 minutes In partnership with Art Party, on the clock. At the sound of the buzzer, the model in each pairing which is produced by serves as judge, choosing their favorite portrait. The winning artists Friday Arts Project. then advance to the to the next round until only 2 artists remain. The final 2 artists draw head-to-head, and the winner is crowned champion and awarded the grand prize.
OPEN STUDIOS Saturday, November 23, 2019 | 11 AM - 5 PM Center for the Arts & Gettys Art Center Stroll down Main Street and take in a specially curated gallery, studio and music event. With open artist studios, art galleries, concerts, gift shops, bands & an art auction, there’s a lot to see and do. This event features nationally recognized artists, as well as emerging, local creators working in an array of mediums from ceramics to photography, oils, watercolor and mixed media.
ANNUAL FUNDRAISING GALA Saturday, January 25, 2020 | 7 - 11 PM Center for the Arts Your wish is granted. Hop a carpet and fly to exotic lands saturated in rich jewel-tones and steeped in mystery and intrigue. The warm breezes of the night air invite you to experience the exuberant culture of Arabian Nights. 22
P L A S T I C I C O N S R U N W AY E X H I B I T I O N + D A N C E PA RT Y Friday, March 20, 2020 | 7 PM Center for the Arts $10 ACYC Member | $15 General Public
You are invited to a runway exhibition at the Center for the Arts featuring the one-of-a-kind wearable art and jewelry of Tabitha Ott and Katie Kameen. The runway event will be followed by a dance party for all ages.
UNDEREXPOSED FILM FESTIVAL yc March 25 - 28, 2020 Winthrop University Screenings: $8 - 10 | Wrap Party: $25
The UFFyc is an international, independent, short film festival that screens films that are as diverse in storytelling as they are in origin.
W H I T E ST R E E T A RT + B R E WS C R AW L Friday, May 1, 2020 | 6 - 10 PM Warehouses on White & Slow Play Brewing Try a new craft beer or locally roasted coffee, participate in kids activities, and shop artwork created by local artists while listening to music by regional acts during this is free, family friendly event that is open to the public. Sponsored by Williams & Fudge
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SECRET DINNER May 30, 2020 | 7 PM Location TBA $125
Join the Arts Council for an evening of gourmet food paired with the perfect wine, local entertainment, and contemporary art in a secret location that is only revealed to tickeholders. We partner with the culinary artists to bring a multi-course dinner to our table. You don’t want to miss this unique experience!
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AG + A RT TO U R O F YO R K CO U N T Y June 2020 The South Carolina Ag + Art Tour is the nation’s largest free, selfguided tour of farms and farmers markets featuring local artisans at every stop! York County dates will be announced in early 2020.
A N N U A L C E L E B R AT I O N Thursday, June 25, 2020 | 5:30 PM Center for the Arts The Arts Council’s Annual Celebration includes highlights from the past year, presentations of the Ben Ardrey Volunteer Award and the Business & the Arts Award.
Check out the York County Artist’s Guide to learn more about • Gallery Exhibitions • Studio Spaces • Small Grants • Teaching Opportunities • Artist Memberships
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Thursday | June 27, 2019 | 5:30 PM Center for the Arts 121 East Main Street | Rock Hill, SC | 29730 26
A R T S I N E D U C AT I O N T H E P I R AT E O F B U L LY B AY Friday, October 4, 2019 Not open to the public.
Ahoy Maties! This sea-faring adventure teaches young buccaneers how to navigate the sometimes choppy waters of friendship. Audiences learn how to recognize, report, and stand up to bullying. A perfect choice for your whole school anti-bullying campaign!
UPCYCLED CINDERELL A Wednesday, March 25, 2020 Not open to the public.
When the scheduled performers fail to arrive for the day’s performance, the facility janitors, “Dustmop” and “Binny,” decide to take over in this hilarious take on the classic fairytale, Cinderella!
PLUS MORE TO COME! Sponsored by Duke Energy, Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Williams & Fudge, and Wells Fargo
The Arts Council of York County believes in the power of the arts in the schools to inspire, actively engage, and challenge students to think more creatively, work collaboratively, and to be fair-minded members of society. By providing enriching arts experiences through music and theatrical performances, the Arts Council is working to build an innovative, empathetic community engaged in lifelong learning. BRING AN ARTS IN EDUCATION SHOW TO YOUR SCHOOL: CONTACT DEBRA HEINTZ, HEINTZD@YORKCOUNTYARTS.ORG 27
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HEARTS Comporium Communications Kathie Brabham and Harry Dalton Barbara and Steve Ellsworth First Citizens Bank Founders Federal Credit Union The Overcash Team, The Jennifer Phillips Olney Team, Allen Tate Rock Hill Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company Julie and Brian Wacaster York Technical College DIAMONDS Alice and Kevin Davis Duke Energy Leitner Construction People’s First Insurance Teresa and David Rector Joyce and Baxter Simpson Miranda and Michael Smith South State Bank Gale Teaster and Henry Woods Suzie and Nelson Wright Wells Fargo Winthrop University York County Natural Gas Authority CLUBS Edward Jones | Jim Paolone Gala Affairs Harriet and Martin Goode Shakespeare Carolina Vinyet Architecture
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Carolina Fresh Farms Cinematiq DCP & Digital Lab Services Dr. Susan Collins Comporium Communications Concerts at the Courtroom Final Draft Founders Federal Credit Union Lightworks Melton Insurance Old Town Association Teresa and David Rector Rock Hill Brewing Company Samsung Sharp Business Systems Toon Boom White Horse Restaurant Winthrop University College of Visual & Performing Arts Foundation WRHI 100.1, Interstate 107, & 104.1 - The Bridge
CONTRIBUTOR B&B Distributors CRAFTED Katherine Petke, Downtown Artistry Legal Remedy Brewing Co. SECRET DINNER Comporium Communications Founders Federal Credit Union Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company Pam and Robert Alexander Alice and Kevin Davis Judy and Skip Tuttle Suzie and Nelson Wright
Every effort has been made to include all names received by publication date. The Arts Council of York County is a 501(c)(3) organization. All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law.
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SILVER CIVITAS SOCIETY ($1,000-$2,499) William Behrmann Beverly A. Carroll Barbara and Steve Ellsworth Joanne and Bill Lehman Marilyn and Joe Mitchell Barbara and Gerry Schapiro Joyce and Baxter Simpson Miranda and Michael Smith Brian Wilson
SUSTAINER ($1,000-$2,499) Comporium Communications Family Trust Federal Credit Union Founders Federal Credit Union The Pump House Wells Fargo PATRON ($500-$999) Robinson, Bradshaw and Hinson Winthrop University CONTRIBUTOR ($50-$299) Amy Overcash, Allen Tate Realtor Employer Services Joe L. Versen Appraisals, LLC Lucy McDow York Pediatrics AFFILIATE DONORS 16th Circuit Solicitors Office Afternoon of Poetry & Prose Catawba River Artist Guild Ebenezer Baptist Church GFWC-YC Girls on the Run Tri-County Junior Welfare League of Rock Hill Keystone Substance Abuse Services No Sad Story Old Town Association Rock Hill Music Club Rock Hill Symphony Orchestra Showtime Theatre St Anne’s Catholic School York County Quilters Guild
BRONZE CIVITAS SOCIETY ($500-$999) Jeffrey Adams Kim and Ed Brock Mara Burdick Betty Caughman Colleen Coesens and Tim Butts Martie H. Curran Danielle and Ben DeBow Megan and Matt Dosch Marshall Doswell Cindy Fowler Douglas Hansen Mike La Ruffa Christopher Montroy Shanie Ramirez Jeffery Sligh Seth Vining David Watkins Edward Weston Amy Whisnant Elizabeth Wood Gale Teaster and Henry Woods Suzie and Nelson Wright CIVITAS SOCIETY ($300-$499) Felicia and Johnny Allen Louise Barnes Sophia F. Beers 32
Joan Carlson Elanie Whitten Davis and Eric Davis Thomas Elkins Harriet and Martin Goode Kim Hamrick Kack and Jim Hardin Suzanne Hroblak Judy and Sig Huitt Linda and Hiram Hutchinson Sheryl and Bob Jacobs Barbara and Scott James Jane Laroche Cynthia Lary Kathleen Loelius Mindy and Steve McCrae Jennifer McGill Libby Neely Jane and Harold Peeples Betty and Terry Plumb Bettye and Curtis Rawls Gay and Charles Redfern Grazier and Toy Rhea Jane Robbins Sandy Leitner and Headen Thomas Trisha Umin Julie and Brian Wacaster Connie and Joe Zdenek Kimberli Zecchin
Louise and Jack Clinton Sharon and David Cole Alisahah Cole Cliff Collins Diane Cooper Patty Cuddy Ann and David Dalton Peg De Lamater Michelle and Kyle DiEduardo Eric Eaddy Martha Edwards Mary Elkins Kathy and Harry Emerson Sandra Farrow Hannalie and Red Ferguson Shirley and Coty Fishburne Cindy Flynn David Franklin Kathy and Nick George Evan Goetz Elizabeth Handy Vivian and Dennis Harrington Carol Harvey Sarah Lynn and John Hayes Joanne and Ashley Hooper Lynn Hornsby CeCe and Brian Hovis Julie Hughes Joel Huneycutt Sybil Huskey and Michael Lavine Evelyn Hutchens Valeria Hutchinson Christine Jock Melanie Jones Clarence Jones Nan and Frank Jurnak Bill Kezziah Carol Kline Christopher Komst Lynnette Lake Amanda Langford Laurie and Jack Leader Veronica Lieske Ronald Lordo Susan Ludvigson Dana Marchand Jeannie and Malcolm Marion Cheryl Marks
SUPPORTER ($100-$299) Susanne and Billy Arthur Wendy Baker LaDonna and Mike Baker Ashley and George Barron Betsy and Dan Bartel Vicki and David Basri Heather Bellows Susan Belrose LaTia Belton Myra Bonner Ashley Boyd Kathie Brabham Doris Browder Gayle and Eddie Brown Janice and Pierre Chalaron Marlene and Dan Chernitsky Jennifer and Brent Childers Catherine Ciordia 33
Jan and Dick McCoy Mary Ann and Clarkson McDow Jennifer and Michael McPhail Marsha and Terry Millar Judy and Marty Mobley Joy Moore Craig Moran Phyllis and Frank Myers Margaret Myers Nicki Nash Priscilla Nealy Ronald Parks Jimmy Peebles Jennifer Phillips Courtney Picha Jonathan Pierce Nance Presson Sallie and Frank Pullano Daniel Raischel Martina Reburn Christine Ressler Betty Jo Rhea Tammy Richardson Bobbie Roberts Amanda Robinson Gladys Robinson Mary Rogers Steven Rogers Portia Ross Frances and Marshall Rouse Robert Ruelle Shelby and Bradley Sabelli Quanisha Savage Thomas Schiffers Philip Schreibman Jennifer Sellers Elizabeth Sensing Robert Shimkus Simon Smith Erica and Justin Smith Lori Snowdon Jennifer Solomon Jennifer and David Spaker Jennifer Stone Holly and Stanley Stuart Erin Sumner Kathy Taylor Becky and Ed Thompson
Kenyatta Tisdale Ruth Todd Pat and Jim Vining Caroline Rust and Alf Ward Molly Wells Kay Westmoreland Jean and Jim Wheeler David White Kelly White Earl Wilcox Robert Wildman Deana Williams Linda and Charles Williams Nicole Williams Denise Wilson Kathilynn Wood William Wright FRIEND ($75-$99) Marcia Buike Timmi Caskey Bebs and Charles Chorak Louisa Fiacco Robert Goodbar Kaamilya Gordon Jane and Bob Gorman Luanne Kokolis Jessica McMullan Denise Mundy Ann Spencer Laquasha Watkins Laura Williams FAMILY & INDIVIDUAL Anonymous Kimberly Adam Teontra Adams Anna Adams Amanda Alderfer Paula and David Alderfer Cleopatra Allen Lakishia Allen Lisa Allen Judith Aplin Elizabeth and Spencer Anderson Erika Andrew Carol Ballard Rosa Banks 34
Todd Baxter Marianne Bayly Ashley Beard Tyson Bogart Tonia and Evan Bohnen Cynthia and Charles Bradford Shaunna Branham Heather Brown Wilma and John Bucy Marcia Burnette Sonja Burris Monica Butler Joshua Butler Marianne Buzza Kelly Campbell Cathie Campbell Greg Card Michelle Carter Christyl Champion Leon Chandler Melanie Chisolm Rhonda Christopher MC Churchill-Nash Vanita Collins Suzanna Conger David Connor Barbara Connor Melanie Cooper Ashley Cossin Kathleen Coxe Ellen Crabtree Joyce Crabtree Andrew Cundiff James Curry Cindy Dale Rachel Damm Carey Davey April Davis Amanda Davis Kirsten Davis Danielle De La Rosa Valerie Delgobbo Natasha DeMaio Christina Diaz Vicki Distaso Mark Dixon Sharen DuBard Tonya Dulin-Efird
Darlene Dunlap Maggie Dunn Barbara Durst Melissa Dwight Melissa Escudero Simone Esquibel Brietta Fitch Michael Galtes Jody Gerling Holly Glasscock Quinn Glover Michelle Goodman Nancy and Robert Graupner Whitney Gregory Neely Mary Grimes Crystal and David Guyton Lana Haecherl Tierra Hall Melissa Hall Deborah Hall Raiza Hallera Suzanne Owen and Richard Hanners Mary and Donald Harper Sally and Wes Hayes Kristen Hefney Debra Heintz Joanna Henry Kelly and Gene Herring Peachie Higginbotham Thomas Hildreth Brenda and Charlie Hochreiter S. Amanda Hoffman Ford Cynthia Howard Andre’a Hutchison Michelle Hyland Lynne Ingersoll Paul Ingley Anna Ingram Sarah and Kirk Irwin Susan Jacobs Lyndsi James Larry Jenkins Kate Johnson Alicia Johnson Robert Jolly Christin Jolly Michael Kelly Carolyn Kerr 35
Michelle Kilgore Dessina King Gerry King Shanekqua King Frank Kiser Patricia Knight Dawn Krische Bradley Kunkle Suzanne Lancaster Nancy LaPointe Ben LaStra Linda Lathan James Lawrence Kim and Rick Lee Heather Lindsley Kelley Long Ricardo Lopez Albert Lopez Paula Lowther Monique Luck David Lyon Marilyn and Roy Magers Luisa Maldonado Alison Mallard Martha Manco Martha Martin Mari Matamoros Margaret Ann Matich-Kanney Lillian W. Matthews Merri McAllister Michelle McBee Lynn McCartney Brandy McClinton Jamella McFadden Robert McGill III Lindsay McIntyre Connie and Brad McKeown Kathy McKinney Joann McMaster Electa McPherson Kirk Middlesworth Bojan Mijanovic Laurie Mikles Lisa Miller Kayla Miller Michele Minor Sarah Moore Ryanne-Leigh Moore
Dottie Moore Deborah Moore-Black Tripp Moorhead Julie and Vincent Morabit Sherika Moton Kelsey Mula Mary Lynn Norton Pamela Norris Debra Ortiz Amanda Patterson Thomas K. Pauley Deidra Peeples Linda Phelps Kim Phillips Lou Piccolo Kerri Pierce Margaret Platt Timothy Plummer Elizabeth Puha Stacie Raffety Rebecca Ramsey Bruce Randall Beverly Reid Tom Remmey Marilyn and Keith Richardson Geri and John Rinehart Lauren Roberts Michele Rocco Eliza and Oscar Rodriquez Ryan Ross Harriet Sample Ronald Savilla Lynn Schilling Antoniette Shannon Kimberlee Shinneman Kristen and Donn Sinclair Pamela Sitar Nancy and Eddie Smith Vickie Smith Miriam Smith Laura and Tim Smoak Charles Smoak Jennifer Sova Dustin Spencer Becky Steele Brian Stettler Alexa Steverson Kim Stewart 36
Nancy Story Amy Stowe Shelly Sylvester Lynda Tamberelli Judith Tarleton Coleman Tharpe Norma and Bob Thompson Hoan Tong Amanda Truesdale Delores and Harry Tune Miles Turney Aisha Twitty Anne Violanti Joana and Ferman Wardell Alethea Watson-Gill Christina Weiss-Sleeze Erica Welzenbach Gretchen and James Werrell Carl Westergard Judi White Christine White Sherita Williams Benjamin Williamson Sandra and Bob Wolf Carmen Woschkolup Katherine Wright Inka Zamoyska
2019 - 2020 S TA F F A N D BOARD MEMBERS STAFF Debra Heintz, Executive Director Kim Brock, Office Manager Melanie Cooper, Marketing & Communications Jesslyn Armstrong, Graphic Designer & Administrative Assistant Michael Gentry, Gallery Manager
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Melanie E. Jones, President York Technical College Priscilla Nealy, Vice President Photographer Nicki Nash, Immediate Past President Founders Federal Credit Union Erica Smith, Treasurer Rock Hill Symphony Orchestra Michael B. Smith, Secretary Morton & Gettys
BOARD MEMBERS Mike Baker, Individial Artist Ashley Beard, South Pointe High School Jeff Bellantoni, Winthrop University Sonja Burris, Visit York County, SC Hali Christopher, Westminster Catawba Christian School Michelle DiEduardo, Community Volunteer Matt Dosch, Comporium Communications Eric D. Eaddy, Carolinas HealthCare System Evan Goetz, City of Rock Hill Brian Hovis, Comporium Communications Kirk H. Irwin, Friday Arts Project Dr. John Jones Jr., Rock Hill Schools Alison Mallard, Culture & Heritage Museums Amy Overcash, Allen Tate, Realtor Lori H. Patrick, First Citizens Bank Gale Teaster, Community Volunteer Terry Windell, Overhead Station Suzie Wright, Community Volunteer The Arts Council would like to thank the interns and volunteers who have helped make our events and programming possible.
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