FORTY FABULOUS ART EXPERIENCES 2017 - 2018
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40+ FABULOUS ART EXPERIENCES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2017
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June 15 - July 30 July 10 - 13
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July 22
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JULY • Gallery Exhibit: reCYCLE K • Summer Art Camps • Art Class: Try Pastels with Marcia Kort Buike
AUGUST • Gallery Exhibit: 28th Annual Juried Competition • Art Class: Try Watercolors with Marcia Kort Buike • Reception: Juried Competition • Art Class: Literary Fiction Overview with Joyce Turner
Aug. 4 - Sept. 10 12 Aug. 12 Aug. 17
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Aug. 26
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Sept. 6 - Oct. 11
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Sept. 9 & 23
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•Art Class: Beginning Drawing for Adults with J. Michael Simpson • Art Class: Linoleum Block Printing with Zach Greenway • Artist Workshop: Creative Color in the Landscape with Lyn Asselta • Gallery Exhibit: Millscapes • Art on Tap and Art Market
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Sept. 11 - 13 24 Sept. 15 - Oct. 29 12 Sept. 22 22
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Oct. 10
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Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 13
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Oct. 21 - 22
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Oct. 28
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Nov. 2 Nov. 2 - 12
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Nov. 11 Nov. 5
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OCTOBER • Blues & Jazz Festival K • From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler • Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, Mill Village • Reception: Millscapes • Arts Talk Luncheon: Millscapes • Artist Workshop: Pastel with Jacob Aguiar • Art Class: Holiday Spirit | Thanksgiving & Christmas Decorations with Angie Clinton
NOVEMBER K • Literary Competition Awards Reception and Reading • Gallery Exhibit: Studio Artists Showcase ChristmasVille Gingerbread Making Workshop • Afternoon Jazz: Marc Hoffman Quartet K • Gallery Exhibit: Vernon Grant ‘s Santa’s Workshop • Arts Talk Luncheon: Beyond Snap! Crackle! Pop!TM with Linda Williams K • Reception: Vernon Grant’s Santa’s Workshop
Nov. 17 - Dec. 29 13 Nov. 28
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Nov. 30
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Nov. 29 - Dec. 3 20
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40+ FABULOUS ART EXPERIENCES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2018
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JANUARY • Reception: Expressions of Portraiture • Gallery Exhibit: Expressions of Portraiture • Art Class: Intro to Design Fundamentals with Barbara Curry • 2018 Annual Gala: That 70’s Gala
Jan. 11 Jan. 11 - Feb. 11
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Jan. 13 & 27 Jan. 20
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FEBRUARY • Gallery Exhibit: Teachers’ Choice Youth Art Exhibit • Art Class: Time for You with Angie Clinton • Art Class: Drawing Techniques with Brad Sabelli
Feb. 16 - Mar. 16 13 Feb. 10
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MARCH • Reception: Teachers’ Choice Youth Art Exhibit Mar. 8 • Gallery Exhibit: Art Teacher Exhibit Mar. 23 - Apr. 29 • Art Class: Spring Fever | Wreath Making with Angie Clinton Mar. 10 • Artist Workshop: Color Confidence with Jeanne Rosier Smith Mar. 12 - 14 • Art Class: TBA Mar. 24 • Charlotte Symphony Orchestra Brass Quintet Mar. 6
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APRIL • Secret Dinner - Shhh! • Art Class: So You Want to Publish a Book with Kimberly G. Massey • Artist Workshop: Pastels with Colette Odya Smith • Reception: Art Teacher Exhibit • Songs of Poetry and Romance with Matthew Manwarren and Jeffrey Price
April 7
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April 14 & 28
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April 17 - 19 April 19
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April 29
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May 4 - June 10 May 9 - 12
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May 12
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May 17 May 26
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MAY • Gallery Exhibit: Kathleen Burke, Keith Bryant, and Felicia Van Bork • Underexposed Film Festival yc • Art Class: Speed Painting with Brad Sabelli • Reception: Kathleen Burke, Keith Bryant, and Felicia Van Bork • Art Class: TBA
JUNE • Art Class: TBA • Art Class: TBA • Annual Celebration K • Summer Art Camps
June 9 June 23 June 28 June 11 - 29
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K KID FRIENDLY EVENT LIVE MUSIC For more detailed information please refer to the page number listed beside the event. Event dates are subject to change. Check our website for more information. PHONE (803) 328-2787
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MISSION & VISION: It is the mission of the Arts Council of York County to provide leadership in arts education and development, arts marketing and arts advocacy, while branding York County as a regional arts destination. WHO WE ARE: Founded in 1977, the Arts Council of York County is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, dedicated to the cultivation and advancement of the arts in York County, SC. We serve local artists and other arts organizations by funding small grant programs and providing studios, galleries and a performing arts space. Summer camps, arts education programs, music, and film provide a variety of arts experiences for students and the community. The Arts Council operates two facilities with four full-time and two part-time staff members, governed by a 25-person board of directors. The annual budget of $400 - $450,000 is supported through a combination of grants, individual and corporate membership donations, earned income and ticket sales. WHERE WE ARE: Centrally located in the Cultural District of historic Rock Hill, SC, the Arts Council manages two facilities along Main Street: the Center for the Arts at 121 E. Main St. and the Gettys Art Center at 201 E. Main St. ART: The arts enrich our lives, build bridges between cultures, promote a strong sense of community and provide opportunities for economic and cultural growth. A 2008 study conducted by Americans for the Arts indicated that arts organizations and their audiences produce a $7 million economic impact in York County. In 2016 we completed a new year-long study. The Arts & Economic study provides compelling evidence that the nonprofit arts and culture sector is a $27 million industry in York County - one that supports 846 full-time equivalent jobs and generates $2 million in local and state government revenue. 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 the Rock Hill / York County Visitor Center at 888-702-1320.
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The Arts Council Turns Forty This Year! And Forty Never Looked So Good! We’ve come a long way baby! From a single office and the annual Jubilee: Harvest of the Arts Festival, we have grown into a thriving arts organization with 40+ arts events each year. We invite you to celebrate with us in a year-long 40th birthday party. Take advantage of 40+ Art Experiences from film, music, visual arts exhibitions, art classes and workshops, to festivals, concerts, juried works, and creative short stories and poetry. The arts enrich our lives, encourage creative thinking, engage students and teachers, and produce over $27 million in economic impact in York County alone. We invite YOU to experience the arts for yourself. It’s an investment in our future that keeps on giving.
- 10 Things the Arts Teach Us • Creativity • Problem Solving • Focus • Dedication • How to Receive Constructive Feedback
• Confidence • Perseverance • Non-Verbal Communication • Collaboration • Accountability
Many thanks to our patrons for their local support. In addition to our sponsors and contributors who help sustain the arts, we also thank the artists and musicians, actors and workshop leaders, teachers, administrators, and board members who keep our Council running smoothly and help us brand York County as a regional arts destination.
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SECRET DINNER SHHH! April 7, 2018 The secret’s out! Join the Arts Council for an evening of gourmet food, local music, and contemporary art in a secret location that we’ll reveal to ticket holders on April 2. We are partnering with local chefs to bring a fabulous 4 - 5 course dinner. Don’t miss this unique experience!
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DALTON GALLERY EXHIBITS 2017 - 2018
CENTER FOR THE ARTS 121 E. MAIN ST. | ROCK HILL, SC | 29730 reCYCLE | June 15 – July 30, 2017 Reception: Thurs. | June 15, 2017 | 5:30 – 7:30 PM Working with recycled bike parts, Sean Mueller and Leah Mulligan Cabinum both create dynamic 3D works of art in this unique exhibit on display in honor of the 2017 UCI BMX World Championships. 28th Annual Juried Competition August 4 – September 10, 2017 Reception: Thurs. | Aug. 17, 2017 | 5:30 – 7:30 PM The 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 Places. Millscapes, works by Chris Evans September 15 – October 29, 2017 Reception: Thurs. | Oct. 12, 2017 | 5:30 – 7:30 PM Throughout her work in “Millscapes,” Chris Evans explores the gradual decline of mill towns and their transformation into bustling, modern communities that weave the past with the present and future. Studio Artists Showcase | November 2 – 12, 2017 Artwork by studio artists working in the Center for the Arts and at the Gettys Art Center will be on exhibit during this special showcase.
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Vernon Grant’s Santa’s Workshop Exhibit November 17 – December 29, 2017 Reception: Thurs. | Nov. 30, 2017 | 5:30 - 7:30 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. Expressions of Portraiture January 11 - February 11, 2018 Reception: Thurs. | Jan. 11 2018 | 5:30 - 7:30 PM Explore the different styles of eight artists and their connection to one of art’s oldest genres in “Expressions of Portraiture.” Teachers’ Choice Youth Art Exhibit February 16 - March 16, 2018 Reception: Thurs. | March 8, 2018 | 5:30 - 7:30 PM You’ll be amazed by the works you see! Curated by the teachers of Rock Hill School District 3, the exhibition features selected artwork by students from high, middle, and elementary schools. Art Teacher Exhibit March 23 - April 29, 2018 Reception: Thurs. | April 19, 2018 | 5:30 - 7:30 PM York County Art Teachers – These elusive champions of student artwork are stepping out of the classroom and into the limelight to showcase their own works! Works by Kathleen Burke, Keith Bryant, and Felicia Van Bork May 4 - June 10, 2018 Reception: Thurs. | May 17, 2018 | 5:30 - 7:30 PM Abstracted landscapes, grids of color, and abstract sculptures seek solitude and renewal as they peek out from the shadows. 13
ART CLASSES 2017 - 2018
Saturdays | 10 AM - 2 PM Center for the Arts 121 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC | 29730
JULY
Try Pastels with Marcia Kort Buike Skill Level: Beginner Gain an understanding of the basic materials when working with pastels as you experiment using different types and brands of pastels on different surfaces, and learn new techniques for creating beautiful artwork. No prior art experience required.
AUG.
Try Watercolors with Marcia Kort Buike Skill Level: Beginner Don’t listen to those who say “watercolors are hard.” A little bit of guided knowledge and training are all you need to turn your muddy brown mix of colors into stunning works of art that are drenched with a rainbow of hues. If you can’t draw a stick figure, no worries! All that’s required is a willingness to have fun and play with color.
AUG.
Literary Fiction Overview with Joyce Turner Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate Author and educator, Joyce Turner leads this class on a journey through literary fiction, exploring tense, point of view, summary, scene, dialogue, characterization, diction and plot.
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Wednesday September 6, 13, 20, 27, and October 4 & 11, 2017 | 6 – 9 PM
SEPT. Six Week Class
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Beginning Drawing for Adults with J. Michael Simpson Skill Level: Beginner By focusing on observation, perspective, composition, value, shading, and color, students will learn how to draw through a series of exercises and focused still-life problems. (*This is a six-week class.) Students will be required to purchase and maintain their own drawing materials as per the course materials list. Linoleum Block Printing with Zach Greenway Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate Learn how to design and create a relief print on both paper and textiles with a linoleum block using traditional and contemporary methods in this two-day class.
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Holiday Spirit | Thanksgiving & Christmas Decorations with Angie Clinton Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate Paint and craft your holiday worries away in this fun class offered by Angie Clinton. You’ll create a trio of holidayinspired projects that are the perfect addition for any winter holiday décor! Participants will paint a Pinterest-worthy “give Thanks” wooden plaque, craft a beautiful centerpiece for your Thanksgiving table, and paint a wooden plaque with a pine bough and a red ornament.
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ChristmasVille Gingerbread Making Workshop Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate Learn how to decorate gingerbread houses from a Johnson & Wales University Chef. Use new ideas learned in the workshop to make your own gingerbread house and enter it in the ChristmasVille Gingerbread House Competition! Visit ChristmasVilleRockHill.com for more information and to register.
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For more information or to sign up for art classes and workshops YORKCOUNTYARTS.ORG PHONE (803) 328-2787 15
ART CLASSES 2017 - 2018
JAN.
13 & 27
Intro to Design Fundamentals with Barbara Curry Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate Visual communication is used all around us - to evoke emotion, to influence decisions, and to make us think. Professional artist Barbara Curry leads students to understand the fundamental principles and elements that are used when creating works of art in this two-day class.
FEB.
Time for You with Angie Clinton Skill Level: Beginner Forget about cooking, cleaning, and running errands for the afternoon, and make time for you. Create small, marbleized dishes that are perfect for storing your rings, bracelets, and necklaces at the end of each day. You’ll want to make one for everyone you know!
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Drawing Techniques with Brad Sabelli Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate Drawing begins with a line. Experiment with perspective, light, and shadow using graphite pencils, Prismacolor markers and colored pencils in this introductory class.
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Spring Fever | Wreath Making with Angie Clinton Skill Level: Beginner Refresh your front door with an elegant, personalized grapevine wreath. Adorn your wreath with greenery, a ribbon accent, and even an initial.
If you are interested in teaching a class please contact Kim Brock Kbrock@yorkcountyarts.org | (803) 328-2787 Art Classes for March 24, May 26, June 9 & 23 will be announced later in the year. Art Classes are sponsored by Duke Energy 16
APRIL
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MAY
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So You Want to Publish A Book with Kimberly G. Massey Skill Level: Beginner Are you a writer who is aspiring to be an author? In two sessions, author Kimberly G. Massey works to help you find your voice, get motivated, and begin the writing process. Through the course, Massey will share her writing and publishing resources, and will give an insider’s perspective on turning an idea into print. This is a two-day class. Speed Painting with Brad Sabelli Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate Create spontaneous works of abstract art using markers, paintbrushes, and unorthodox tools including boiled noodles, twine, and your fingers!
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ARTS TALK LUNCHEONS 2017
Millscapes, Arts Talk Luncheon Friday | October 13, 2017 | 11 AM - 2 PM Center for the Arts | 121 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC Grab a bite to eat with the Arts Council, then take an in-depth look at Chris Evans’ works with the artist herself, during this Arts Talk Luncheon. Immediately following, Wade Fairey, founding partner of Roots & Recall and former Executive Director of Historic Rock Hill and Historic Brattonsville, will explore the history of our old mill town with a presentation at the Center for the Arts, and a walk through Old Town Rock Hill. Beyond Snap! Crackle! Pop!TM with Linda Williams Tuesday | November 28, 2017 | 11:30 AM - 2 PM Williams Home | 429 Guilford Road | Rock Hill, SC Join the Arts Council at the home of Linda Williams, author of “Beyond Snap! Crackle! Pop!TM The Story of American Illustrator Vernon Grant,” for lunch, a presentation about the life of the artist, and look at Linda’s extensive Vernon Grant Christmas collection. In the 1930’s, Vernon Grant helped launch the biggest advertising campaign in the history of America with his three famous Kellogg characters. A Rock Hill citizen the last half of his life, his works have inspired the two largest festivals held in the area: Come-See-Me in April and ChristmasVille in December. You’ll definitely be in the ChristmasVille spirit after this Arts Talk luncheon.
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AUGUST 4 - SEPTEMBER 10 , 2017 THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 2017 | 5:30 PM AWARDS CEREMONY & PUBLIC RECEPTION
CENTER FOR THE ARTS
121 East Main Street | Rock Hill, SC 29730 Located in the Cultural District
SUMMER ART CAMPS June 10 - July 13, 2018 The masters have nothing on our summer art campers! The Arts Council of York County offers week-long, half-day camps for children, ages 6+, with a focus on the visual, literary and performing arts Sponsored by Duke Energy South Carolina
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Art on Tap and Art Market Friday | September 22, 2017 | 5:30 - 7:30 PM Gettys Art Center 201 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC | 29730 Brand new for 2017! Help renowned artist, John Daso, create public works of art; shop the art market for original art crafted by local artists; and listen to a unique blend of reggae/rocksteady/ska music performed by Small Axe while enjoying a craft beer. Sponsored by B&B Distributors. From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler Tuesday | October 10, 2017 Two School Performances, not open to the public ArtsPower’s enchanting musical, based on E.L. Konigsburg’s Newbery Medal-winning classic, follows Claudia Kincaid and her brother, Jamie, up the stone steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and right into the middle of an adventure that’s sure to captivate audiences of all ages! Charlotte Symphony Orchestra Mill Village: A Piedmont Rhapsody by David Crowe Wednesday | October 11, 2017 | 7:30 PM Gettys Art Center Courtroom 201 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC | 29730 The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra presents David Crowe’s original work, “Mill Village,” written to honor the men, women, and children who worked in the mills, and acknowledges the profound influence the textile industry had on the community. 22
Afternoon Jazz: Marc Hoffman Quartet Sunday | November 5, 2017 | 2:00 PM Gettys Art Center Courtroom 201 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC | 29730 The Mark Hoffman Quartet will bring a smile to your face, and will have you tapping your toes with jazz favorites from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Charlotte Symphony Orchestra Brass Quintet Tuesday | March 6, 2018 School Performance, not open to the public The CSO Brass Quintet performs a selection of pieces for elementary schoolchildren from Rock Hill School District 3, and provides a hands-on introduction to the instruments.
Secret Dinner SHHH!
Secret Dinner - Shhh! Saturday | April 7, 2018 | Location TBA | Time TBA The secret’s out! Join the Arts Council for an evening of gourmet food, local music, and contemporary art in a secret location that we’ll reveal to ticket holders after April 2. We are partnering with local chefs to bring a fabulous 4 - 5 course dinner. Don’t miss this unique experience! Songs of Poetry and Romance with Matthew Manwarren and Jeffrey Price Sunday | April 29, 2018 | 3 PM Gettys Art Center Courtroom 201 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC | 29730 Renowned pianist Dr. Matthew Manwarren and soloist Jeffrey Price will present an afternoon of songs, musical theatre pieces, and piano solos.
Unique Art Experiences presenting sponsors Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company,Williams & Fudge and Wells Fargo. FOR MORE INFORMATION YORKCOUNTYARTS.ORG PHONE (803) 328-2787 23
ARTIST WORKSHOPS 2017 - 2018
Center for the Arts | 10 AM - 4 PM 121 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC | 29730
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Creative Color in the Landscape with Lyn Asselta Skill Level: Intermediate to Master This class will not only help you take your paintings from the everyday to the extraordinary, but it will allow you to develop a more fearless, intuitive approach as you learn to use color as an expressive, emotional element in your paintings. Pastel with Jacob Aguiar Skill Level: Intermediate to Master Jacob Aguiar focuses on the foundations of successful representational art in this workshop. He will lead the class through specific exercises that take participants through the process of producing landscape paintings in pastel utilizing Plein air studies and photo references. Color Confidence with Jeanne Rosier Smith Skill Level: Intermediate to Master Do you spend more time hunting for the right color than actually painting? You’ll open a wide range of possibilities in your painting as you hone your ability to see and understand color in terms of value, temperature, and chroma. Pastels with Colette Odya Smith Skill Level: Intermediate to Master Kick-start your personal progress when working with pastels. Using your own photos, learn to make the most of your image to achieve a pastel painting that communicates your vision. Coordinated by the Fort Mill Art Guild FORTMILLARTGUILD.COM 24
BECOME A MEMBER Memberships include the following: Discounted tickets on select events & special invitations, 10% off purchase of art at the Center for the Arts *Facility Rentals are subject to availability. Additional corporate rates also available.
INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY Student w/valid ID: $10 Individual: $35 Family: $50 Friend: $75 Supporter: $100 Civitas Society: $300
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CORPORATE Contributor: $100 Partner: $300 Patron: $500 $50 off Rental* Sustainer: $1,000 $100 off Rental* Sponsor: $2,500 $250 off Rental* Investor: $5,000 1 Free Rental* Benefactor: $7,500 2 Free Rentals* Guarantor: $10,000+ 3 Free Rentals* 25
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OCTOBER 5 - 6, 2017
ROCK HILL & FORT MILL, SC A celebration of the roots of modern music.This two-day event is known for its infectious rhythms, soulful sounds, and high energy performances! October 5 | Kickoff in Springmaid Park 980 - 990 Market St. | Fort Mill, SC 29730 October 6 | Old Town Rock Hill Restaurant Crawl PHONE (803) 328-2787
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2016 EVENT SPONSORS BLUES & JAZZ FESTIVAL
HAVANA NIGHTS GALA
GOLD City of Rock Hill CN2 Coffee News WRHI 94.3, Interstate 107 and, 104.1 - The Bridge
GOLD Comporium Communications Harry M. Dalton Steve and Barbara Ellsworth Founders Federal Credit Union Janice M. Jones Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company Chris and Jennifer Ruh Springs Creative Williams & Fudge
SILVER Founders Federal Credit Union The Pump House Williams & Fudge
SILVER Carolina Fresh Farms John and Rika Castaldo Kevin and Alice Davis The Echols Firm, LLC First Citizens Gala Affairs Morton & Gettys Retina Institute of the Carolinas Joyce and Baxter Simpson South State Bank Henry Woods and Gale Teaster Brain and Julie Wacaster Wells Fargo Nelson and Suzie Wright York Technical College
BRONZE Harry M. Dalton CONTRIBUTOR Andy Bovender Team of Allen Tate Realtors Brandpro - Jim Gordon Comporium Communications Fish Market grapevine Wine Shop | Wine Bar Peoples First Insurance Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company Six Pence Pub Winthrop University College of Visual and Performing Arts York County Natural Gas Authority York Technical College
BRONZE Allen Tate - Colleen Coesens The Bottle Shop Buy the Bunch Duke Energy Family Trust Martin and Harriet Goode Skip Tuttle Twisted Lemon Salon & Spa Yonce Motors Vinyet Architecture
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2016 EVENT SPONSORS PERFORMING ARTS SERIES
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PRESENTING Wally and Karen Blankenship Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company Williams & Fudge
Barbara D’Alessandro Anonymous Arts Community Program of the Woman’s Club of Rock Hill, SC and an Affiliate of GFWC Carolina Fresh Farms Cinematiq City of Rock Hill PRT Dr. Susan Collins, DDS Comporium Communications Country Inn & Suites by Carlson Courtroom at the Gettys Dixie Exterminating Company Founders Federal Credit Union Gala Affairs Melton Insurance The Newsstand Greg and Mary Lynn Norton Old Town Association RiverSystems I.T. Consulting Sharp Business Systems Wells Fargo Winthrop University WRHI 94.3, Interstate 107 and, 104.1 - The Bridge York Technical College
PATRON SC Arts Commission National Endowment for the Arts Wells Fargo SUPPORTER Harry M. Dalton Baxter and Joyce Simpson CONTRIBUTOR Martin and Harriet Goode Mac and Doris Leitner LePhew Financial Services, Inc. Allan and Rovenia Miller Frank and Phyllis Myers Greg and Mary Lynn Norton Gerry and Barbara Schapiro
THANK YOU to all of our donors and participants for supporting the arts in York County!
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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ANNUAL CAMPAIGN 2016 CORPORATE DONORS INVESTOR ($5,000-$7,999) Duke Energy SPONSOR ($2,500-$4,999) Comporium Communications Wells Fargo Williams & Fudge York County Bar Association SUSTAINER ($1,000-$2,499) Founders Federal Credit Union The Herald The Pump House Rock Hill Coca-Cola Bottling Company PATRON ($500-$999) Pulcra Chemicals PARTNER ($300-$499) Cranford Dental CONTRIBUTOR ($50-$299) Angel Insurance Ayounde K. Ayodele, MD Burkett, Burkett, Burkett, CPAs Employer Services Family Trust Lucy McDow, Attorney Charles M. Redfern, CPA Showtime Theatre Company AFFILIATE DONORS Afternoon of Prose Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. ZMO Chapter Carolina Crown Catawba River Art Guild ChristmasVille GFWC-YC Old Town Association
A Place for Hope Rock Hill Music Club York County Solicitor’s Office York County Quilters INDIVIDUAL DONORS GOLD CIVITAS SOCIETY (2500+) Wally and Karen Blankenship SILVER CIVITAS SOCIETY ($1,000-$2,499) Beverly A. Carroll Betty Caughman Harry M. Dalton Steve and Barbara Ellsworth Robert and Sheryl Jacobs Joe and Marilyn Mitchell Steve Oehme Gerry and Barbara Schapiro Baxter and Joyce Simpson Michael and Miranda Smith Henry Woods and Gale Teaster BRONZE CIVITAS SOCIETY ($500-$999) Billy and Suzanne Arthur Ed and Kim Brock Tim Butts and Colleen Coesens Matt Dosch Bill and Anna Hull Michael LaRuffa Bob and Leslie Maycock Sarah Moore Edward and Gretchen Weston Nelson and Suzie Wright CIVITAS SOCIETY ($300-$499) Louise Barnes Bob and Eileen Barrett Sophia F. Beers Joseph and Jane Carlisle Martie H. Curran Eric and Elanie Whitten Davis Marshall Doswell Martin and Harriet Goode Jim and Kack Hardin 32
Scott and Barbara James Joe Lanford Bill and Joanne Lehman Headen Thomas & Sandy Leitner Mac and Doris Leitner Gilda Mitchell Libby Neely Harold and Jane Peeples Curtis and Bettye Rawls David and Teresa Rector Charles and Gay Redfern Toy and Grazier Rhea John and Jane Spratt Buddy and Carole Tiedeman Randolph Rodrigue and Tracy Timony Ruth H. Todd Stephen and Debbie Turner Brian and Julie Wacaster Joe and Connie Zdenek CONTRIBUTOR ($100-$299) Earnest and Sally Archer James and Ellen Allinger Mike and LaDonna Baker George and Ashley Barron Dan and Betsy Bartel Barbara B. Beam Susan Belrose Myra Bonner Kathie Brabham Doris Browder Eddie and Gayle Brown John and Wilma Bucy James and Marcia Buike Pierre Chalaron Jacqueline Clarkin Jack and Louise Clinton David and Sharon Cole Diane Cooper David and Ann Dalton Tony and Gale DiGiorgio Harry and Kathy Emerson Red and Hannahlie Ferguson Coty and Shirley Fishburne Nita Forrest
Cindy Fowler David Franklin Mike Gentry Barry and Linda Grant Dennis Harrington Carol Harvey Joe and Michelle Hatchett Ashley and Joanne Hooper Lynn Hornsby Sig and Judy Huitt Dr. Joel Huneycutt Hiram and Linda Hutchison Kirk and Sarah Irwin Melanie Jones George and Diane Katsanos Bill Kezziah Peg De Lamater Malcolm and Jeannie Marion Sara McAllister Dick and Jan McCoy Stephen and Mindy McCrae Clarkson McDow Lucy McDow Jennifer McPhail Marsha and Terry Millar Vincent and Julie Morabit Frank and Phyllis Myers Nicki Nash Priscilla Nealy Jennifer Pierce Terry and Betty Plumb Frank and Sallie Pullano Martina Reburn Bobbie Roberts Feely and Gladys Robinson Becky Rosiak Marshall and Frances Rouse Bradley and Shelby Sabelli James and Elizabeth Simpson Justin and Erica Smith Jennifer Spaker William and Ann Spencer Tom and Kathe Stanley Wanda Steppe Nancy Story 33
Judith Tarlton Susan Tarnower Edward and Becky Thompson Joe Verson Jim and Pat Vining Freeman and Joanne Wardell Jim and Jean Wheeler Lee Wilkerson Charles and Linda Williams Wayne and Polly Wingate David White Spratt and Sandra White William White Dr. David Wohl Marzieh Joy Yousefian FRIEND (UNDER $100) David Alderfer Cleopatra Allen Hal and Mickey Anderson Spencer and Elizabeth Anderson Carol Ballard Mack and Shirley Bailey Hugh Barnett Todd Baxter Ashley Beard Sam Beck Muskan Bhadauria Joe and Sandra Bonds Charles and Cynthia Bradford David Brown James Brownshield Sonja Burris Joyce Camp Sandy Brindle-Carter Charles Chorak M.C. Churchill-Nash Carol Deacon Matt and Kathy Dorton Sharen DuBard Robert Edgeron Stephen and Linda Gedney Ann Gill Holly Glasscock Dr. Robert Goodbar
Bob and Jane Gorman Robert Graupner Melissa Gray David and Crystal Guyton Suzanne Owen and Richard Hanners Don Harper Jane Hardin Wes and Sally Hayes Susan Helldorfer Gene and Kelly Herring Debra Heintz Dave and Pat Holman Cynthia Howard Howell Hunter Robert and Edith Jolly Katherine Keener Gerry King Frank and Phyllis Kiser Luanne Kokolis Barbara Kurz Jane Laroche Linda Lathan Jack and Laurie Leader Bud Lohr Barbara Lovell Cathy Lowman David and Judy Lyon Lillian W. Matthews Sandi McCann Brad and Connie McKeown Kathy McKinney Kimberly Mclntire Joann McMaster John Meehan Martin and Judy Mobley Phil Moody Dottie Moore Alan and Julia Nichols Greg and Mary Lynn Norton Betsy Parke Thomas K. Pauley David Poole Nance Presson Evelyn Eickmeyer-Quinoes Bruce Randall 34
Tom Remmey Keith and Marilyn Richardson Sarah V. Ridgeway John and Geri Rinehart Frank and Lisa Robards Howard Mandel and Roslyn Roth Terry and Caroline Roueche Harriet Sample Jennifer Schulz Charlie Scoville Walter Simpson Shelia Small Eddie Smith
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2017-2018 BOARD MEMBERS & STAFF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Nicki Nash, President Founders Federal Credit Union Melanie E. Jones, Vice President York Technical College Brian Wacaster, Immediate Past President Springs Creative William B. Arthur Treasurer First Citizens Bank Priscilla Nealy, Secretary Photographer
Eric D. Eaddy, Carolinas HealthCare System Kirk H. Irwin, Friday Arts Project Alison Mallard, AM Communications Erica Smith, Williams & Fudge Michael B. Smith, Morton & Gettys Gale Teaster, Community Volunteer Ruth H. Todd, Community Volunteer Jennifer Wilford, City of Rock Hill Michele G. Wilson, Community Volunteer Terry Windell, Owner, Overhead Station Suzie Wright, Community Volunteer
BOARD MEMBERS Mike Baker, Individual Artist Ashley Beard, South Pointe High School Jeff Bellantoni, Winthrop University Sonja Burris, Rock Hill / York County Convention & Visitors Bureau Jennifer H. Childers, South State Bank Michelle DiEduardo, Williams & Fudge Matthew L. Dosch, Comporium Communications
STAFF Debra Heintz, Executive Director Kim Brock, Office Manager Melanie Cooper, Marketing and Communications Michael Gentry, Gallery Manager Jesslyn Ham, Graphic Designer and Administrative Assistant Erica M. Welzenbach, Artistic Associate
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Millscapes by Chris Evans Gallery Exhibit: September 15 - October 29, 2017 Reception: Thursday, October 12 | 5:30 PM Charlotte Symphony Orchestra Mill Village: A Piedmont Rhapsody by David Crowe
Wednesday | October 11, 2017 | 7:30 PM Gettys Art Center Courtroom | 201 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra presents David Crowe’s original work, “Mill Village,” written to honor the men, women, and children who worked in the mills, and acknowledges the profound influence the textile industry has had on the community.
Millscapes Arts Talk Luncheon
Friday | October 13, 2017 | 11 AM - 2 PM Center for the Arts | 121 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC Grab a bite to eat with the Arts Council, then take an in-depth look at Chris Evans’ works with the artist, herself, during this Arts Talk Luncheon. Immediately following, Wade Fairey, founding partner of Roots & Recall and former Executive Director of Historic Rock Hill and Historic Brattonsville, will explore the history of our old mill town with a presentation at the Center for the Arts, followed by a walk through Old Town Rock Hill. 38
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UNDEREXPOSED Old Town Rock Hill, SC This award-winning, international, independent, short film festival returns in May with its unique tales of adventure, love, loss, hope, and fright.
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