MEMBER BULLETIN Spring 2017
FROM THE DIREC TOR
Dear Member,
BOARD OF DIREC TORS Alice Graham, President Nanc y B eitzel Chad Brown Bill Chr ist y D ean Cole Fred Grant M yron K nell Dianna LeVeck M ilman Linn Car l M inning D. S cott M oyer Susan Nash R ichard Tuck Daniel M. Vincent Br ian Wagner Fay War ner D on Wietmarschen
This spring, I would like to welcome you to view our new suite of exhibitions, share in a few of our exciting programs, and attend one of our most entertaining annual initiatives—the Beaux Arts Club’s gala, Art in the Garden. Several of the museum’s galleries have undergone exciting transformations over the winter months in preparation for new exhibitions opening this spring. The ZMA’s three hallways have been converted from ordinary thoroughfares into extraordinary exhibition galleries with the financial support of a private donor and the Sherwin-Williams Company. We’ve invested in new energy-efficient, state-ofthe-art lighting, applied fresh coats of paint, and installed new artworks from our permanent collection. Join me for a special discussion of this transition and the new work on view Thursday evening, May 4, 2017, at 6:15 pm, in the Linn Auditorium. Opening April 29 in the works on paper gallery is Ukiyo-e | Masters of Tradition. This exhibition, culled from the museum’s outstanding collection of Japanese woodblock prints, features colorful and dramatic ukiyo-e prints dating from the Edo Period (1603–1868), and illustrates a unique historical time in Japanese culture. The ZMA, in partnership with American Association of University Women, presents the annual Muskingum County K−12 Student Art Exhibition, which opens Sunday, April 30. This annual exhibition features hundreds of artworks created by this county’s exuberant and gifted student artists. We are delighted to announce that this year, The Community Bank has generously agreed to support the Avant-Garde Award cash prizes, which provide student award recipients $50 and one extraordinary art educator $1,000. And save the date June 24 and 25, 2017, for our much-anticipated Gala and Garden Tour. Spend an evening among friends, enjoy dinner, wine, and purchase beautiful works by some of this region’s most celebrated artists during the live and silent auctions. The following day, spend a beautiful afternoon meandering through six magnificent, well-appointed gardens and view the splendor this season has to offer. I look forward to seeing you at the museum soon.
CO N T E N TS
Sincerely, Laine Snyder
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FR OM THE DIREC TOR
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M usk ingum Count y K-12 Student A r t Exhibition EXHIBITIONS | Shap eshif ter | S ewn Construc tions by Elizab eth Brandt
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t and Leona Fellers G aller y EXHIBITIONS | RUober k iyo - e | Masters of Tradition
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Student Exhibitions
THE COLLEC TION| New Additions
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ADULT PR OGR AMS and SUMMER C AMP
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CHILDREN AND TEEN PR OGR AMS
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THANK YOU
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AT THE ZMA
On the cover and on this page: Detail, Utagawa Kunisada, Cherry Blossoms at Genji’s Rokujo Mansion, 1854, woodblock print. Gift of Mrs. Betty Hay Miller. 1964.11196
Musk ingum Count y K–12 Student Ar t Exhibition In Partnership with the American Association of University Women On view April 30 through May 20, 2017 This spring, the Zanesville Museum of Art honors the artistic achievements of regional art students and instructors with the 2017 Muskingum County K-12 Student Art Exhibition. This highly anticipated annual exhibition features work by Muskingum County students from public and private schools, home-schooled students, and local art-education organizations. Nearly two hundred two– and threedimensional works of art are showcased in this exhibition each year including paintings, drawings, sculpture, ceramics, photographs, and mixed media. The works on display in this year’s exhibition, which were created during the 2016–2017 academic year, include a dynamic range of subjects and styles. This diversity is a result of the commitment demonstrated by this county’s art educators who guide their students’ artistic exploration to help them develop a richer and deeper understanding of art. The ZMA and AAUW are proud to host Michael Voll, teen program coordinator for the Columbus Museum of Art, as this year’s exhibition juror. The ZMA, AAUW, the City of Zanesville Mayor’s Office, and The Community Bank will celebrate student artistic achievement by awarding outstanding works of art and one outstanding Muskingum County art educator the museum’s Avant-Garde Award. Student award winners will receive $50, and the art educator award winner will receive $1,000. Avant-Garde Awards are generously sponsored by The Community Bank and will be presented at 2 pm by Zanesville Mayor Jeff Tilton, AAUW organizer Ruth Sharrer, ZMA executive director Laine Snyder, and The Community Bank president Michael Steen. The AAUW will also provide four $10 honorable mention Avant-Garde awards.
EXHIBITION OPENING
Sunday, April 30, 1–4 pm, at the ZMA. Free and open to the public Enjoy complimentary music, drinks, and light bites Avant-Garde Awards begin at 2 pm
SHAPESHIFTER | S ewn Construc tions by E lizab eth Brandt On view June 16 through September 2, 2017 This summer, the ZMA proudly presents an exhibition exploring the large-scale contemporary quilts by artist Elizabeth Brandt. Her mural-sized, machine-stitched works, which will be exhibited alongside smaller studies, illustrate the balance struck between dynamic forms and bold colors. Raised in Kettering, Ohio, Brandt attended the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit. It was the book by Ohio quilt artist Nancy Crow that inspired Brandt to begin her third career as a quilt artist in 2007. “I was amazed at the visual impact of her work,” stated Brandt, “but I had no idea of how to start making my artwork. I wondered how to create from scratch without any parameters.” At the Timber Frame Barn Workshop in Baltimore, Ohio, Brandt found harmony between Crow’s method of teaching improvisational art and her own decade-long practice at a Zen center. “For me, Buddhism is not a religion with set beliefs, but a science of constant observation and questioning,” stated Brandt. “One learns to pay very close attention to what is happening from moment to moment and the resulting cascade of effects. This ability to continually bring my mind back from its wanderings is invaluable when creating art or just when trying to live my life fully. Meditation retreats and art-making retreats with Nancy Crow are similar in terms of intensity, focus, and the continual quest for going beyond the known.” Brandt is delighted to exhibit at the Zanesville Museum of Art. “This part of Ohio has a special place in my heart,” she stated. Her father was born and raised in Athens, and as a child, she visited Zanesville and the surrounding areas during family vacations. Left: Detail, Elizabeth Brandt, Shapeshifter, 2016. Image courtesy of the artist.
EXHIBITION OPENING
Friday, June 16, 5:30–7:30 pm, at the ZMA. Enjoy complimentary music, drinks, and light bites.
ROBERT AND LEONA FELLERS GALLERY Student Exhibitions The ZMA eagerly partners with area schools and organizations to feature the creativity of student artists in the Robert and Leona Fellers Gallery, located on the museum’s third floor. The Fellers were pillars of the Zanesville community, supporting the arts and encouraging art education at the museum. As an artist herself, Leona Fellers exhibited work in the Ohio Annual exhibition, and she would be proud that this gallery celebrates this region‘s aspiring student artists.
April–May | Zanesville High School Exhibition opening, Saturday, April 8, 2–3 pm. June | Philo High School Exhibition opening, Saturday, June 17, 2–3 pm.
Admission is always free for exhibition openings. Please join us, and enjoy great art and complimentary beverages and light bites.
UKIYO -E | M asters of Tradition On view April 29, 2017 through April 14, 2018 This spring, the ZMA’s works on paper gallery will feature Japanese woodblock prints from the museum’s permanent collection. These colorful and dramatic prints, called ukiyo-e, which translates to pictures of the floating world, illustrate a unique time in Japanese culture. The emergence of these prints corresponded with great social change in Japan. Years of war and economic strife during the AzuchiMomoyama Period (1573–1603) gave way to prosperity during the Edo Period (1603–1868). The emergence of a wealthy merchant and middle class coincided with new forms of popular entertainment and ukiyo-e prints that symbolized a vital culture. During the Edo Period, printers and publishers catered to the nouveau riche and mass-produced images featuring scenes from classic stories and the natural world. Cherry blossoms were a popular motif in woodblock prints, and these delicate blooms symbolized joy and the transience of earthly beauty. Cherry Blossom at Genji’s Rokujô Mansion, dating from1854 and created by Utagawa Kunisada I (1786-1864), is based on a scene from The Tale of Genji, authored by noblewoman Murasaki Shikibu in the eleventh century. In this work, as the Third Princess steps onto the veranda to find her black and white cat, she catches the eye of the broken hearted Prince Genji. The blushing princess sees the prince under the cherry blossom tree. The popularity of ukiyo-e prints spread beyond Japan’s borders after they were featured at the 1886 Exposition Universelle in Paris, France. Ukiyo-e prints are a small but significant part of the ZMA’s works on paper collection.
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Right: Utagawa Kunisada, Cherry Blossoms at Genji’s Rokujo Mansion, 1854, woodblock print. Gift of Mrs. Betty Hay Miller. 1964.11196
THE COLLEC TION|
New Additions
This fall, the ZMA accessioned a number of works into the museum’s permanent collection, including four pieces that enhance the painting and works on paper collections. The paintings of Ohio artists Ron Kroutel and Moses P. Pearl depict the tension between Ohio’s natural and industrial landscapes. In the nineteenth century, Ohio’s population and its industrial economy grew. As a leader in steel and iron production and in coal mining, the Buckeye State also made significant advances to its transportation infrastructure in order to move this material, extending the railroad, enhancing its bridges, and creating the Ohio-Erie Canal. Remnants of Ohio’s former economic glory are evident today in the abandoned industrial structures that populate the Ohio landscape. It is the unique interface between nature and industry that unite Kroutel’s and Pearl’s artwork. In Five Ribs and The Inner Heart, 1965, Cleveland artist, Moses P. Pearl captured the demolition of the Central Armory in Cleveland, Ohio. Built in 1893 by Cleveland architects Lehman and Schmitt, this building housed units of the National Guard and was used for mass meetings and exhibitions like the Cleveland Industrial Exposition of 1909. In Pearl’s large and deftly painted watercolor, the demolition of this iconic building serves as a metaphor for Ohio’s changing economic landscape and the dismantling of its industrial past. Ron Kroutel’s paintings also portray the uneasy relationship between topography and industry, but it is the unique southeastern Ohio landscape that inspires this body of work. There is an unsettling coexistence between colossal industrial structures and the simple urban bungalow-style home in the artist’s large-scale landscape painting House/Coal Shed, 2007. Ominous smokestacks and an inhospitable factory encroach upon the hilly landscape. Kroutel’s acrid, yellow color palette reflects the oppressive air conditions of southeast Ohio, color choices influenced by, “the humidity, the rank smell of weeds, the unwholesome effluvia of decaying matter in the woods, and the sweet smell of pollen in the spring,” stated Kroutel. Because of coal mining, a dominant industry in southeastern Ohio, there exists an “intensity between the natural world and societal development, as the weight of smoke, coal, and people slowly put us on edge, an almost Alfred Hitchcockian threat,” stated Kroutel. The only escape from this ominous world the artist allows the viewer is a glimpse of the sun-filled sky. The equally unsettling, somber, and powerful painting Hocking River/Bridge, 2007, is also about the relationship imbalance between industry and humanity. The river captured in this painting is a tributary of the Ohio River, one that transported coal from the Hocking Valley coal reserves to Cleveland—Ohio’s industrial center. Large, modern structures like the bridge, pine trees, and what looks like abandoned homes are reoccurring motifs in many of Kroutel’s works from 1985 to around 2008. When layered together in his paintings, the compositional elements create an inhospitable, dystopian place that conveys dislocation. Clockwise from the top: Ron Kroutel, House/Coal Shed, 2007, oil and oil bar on linen, 36 inches x 68 inches. Gift of Mr. Ron Kroutel. 2016.005.002. Ron Kroutel, Hocking River/Bridge, 2007, acrylic on canvas, 56 inches x 54 inches. Gift of Mr. Ron Kroutel. 2016.005.003. Ron Kroutel, Ducts/House, 2002, oil, oil bar, and dry pigments on panel, 52 inches x 60 inches, 2002. Gift of Mr. Ron Kroutel. 2016.005.001. Moses P. Pearl, Five Ribs and The Inner Heart, 1965, watercolor, 45.5 inches x 40.5 inches. Gift of the Pearl Family. 2016.008.001.
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INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING | Studio Sessions with Irene Baron Drawing is at the heart of almost any artistic endeavor. Join Irene Baron the last Saturday of each month and delve into the world of drawing. Each session will focus on a different technique or material. Saturdays, April 29, May 20, June 24, 2–4 pm, at the ZMA. $12 members, $17 not-yet-members. Or $30 members, $45 not-yet-members when you register for all three sessions at once by April 22. For more information on each session, visit www.zanesvilleart.org. All materials provided. No experience required. Recommended for teens and adults. Register one week in advance for individual sessions, or register by April 22 for all three sessions.
OIL PAINTING| Plein Air Workshop with Neil Riley and Fred Fochtman Friends and award-winning artists Neil Riley and Fred Fochtman will conduct a collaborative three-day plein air painting workshop at the Zanesville Museum of Art. Neil Riley, now living in Vermont, taught painting for 30 years at the Columbus College of Art & Design, and is a gifted observational artist. Fred Fochtman is a Columbus-based painter, art restorer, and instructor. These two artists will join forces to provide unique insights into their approach to plein air sketching and painting with exercises that will reinforce the fundamentals (and beyond) essential to any well-executed painting. This workshop is being offered in conjunction with An Artist of All Seasons: Landscapes by Karl Kappes. Wednesday through Friday, May 24–26, 8:30 am–5 pm, at the ZMA. $325 for members and not-yet-members. Some experience recommended. Certain materials provided. Recommended for adults. For more information, visit www.zanesvilleart.org. Registration is limited to 12 painters. Register by May 18.
GUIDED GALLERY SKETCH HOUR | First Saturday of the Month Be inspired by the ZMA’s extensive collections and special exhibitions. Join education coordinator, Misty Johnson, the first Saturday of each month in one of the museum’s eighteen galleries, and sketch one of the many wonderful works of art on view at the museum. Saturdays, May 6, June 3, July 1, 10–11 am, at the ZMA. Free to museum members, $7 per session for not-yet-members, or $18 when you register for all three sessions by March 25. Drawing benches and boards are provided, or bring your favorite sketchbook or art journal from home. No experience required. Recommended for teens and adults. Register one week in advance for individual sessions, or register for all three sessions by May 1.
ART JOURNALING | Monthly Meet Up Learn how to let your creativity flow. Join local artist and avid journal-keeper, Susan Nash, and discover the creative freedom of keeping an art journal. Participants in the Journaling Meet Up will use their time together to discuss journaling experiences, share artwork, and explore new materials and techniques. Thursdays, April 13, May 25, June 15, 6–7 pm, at the ZMA. $15 members, $22 not-yet-members. No experience required. Recommended for teens and adults. Register by April 10.
REEL MEAL| With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story Join the ZMA and our partners at Reel Meal, and view this fascinating documentary that explores the creative genius behind legendary pop culture characters Spider-man™, the X-Men™, The Hulk™, and more. Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the artistic process that brought these characters to life. Saturday, April 15, 6–8 pm. Free and open to the public. Donations to Reel Meal welcome. This program is held at Seiler’s Studio and Gallery, 127 S. 7th Street, Zanesville. No registration required.
THE ADVENTUROUS PALETTE | Jewelry Edition Unleash your adventurous palette, and adorn yourself with handmade jewelry inspired by Zulu love letter necklaces from the ZMA permanent collection. Join education coordinator, Misty Johnson, in creating beautiful paper beads of countless colors, shapes, and sizes. Bring a friend, share a glass of wine, and create your own finished necklace to wear with your favorite outfit.
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Saturday, July 8, 5–7 pm, at the ZMA. $40 for members, $47 not-yet-members. No experience required. All materials, wine, and lite bites are included in the cost of the workshop. Must be 21 or older to enroll. Register by July 1.
ADULT PROGRAMS ZMA CONCERT SERIES The Zanesville Museum of Art is pleased to present a series of live musical performances hosted in the museum’s beautiful galleries and on its grounds. For full descriptions of these free events, please visit www.zanesvilleart.org. No registration required. THE DANTES Enjoy the spring weather and the sounds of the ‘50s as Don Susa, and his Pittsburg, PA friends Bob Palombi, Rick Funaro, and Patsy Molinaro sing tunes from the doo-wop era. Let The Dantes take you back in time as you relax on the ZMA lawn. Thursday, May 18, 5:30–7:30 pm, on the ZMA lawn. Should it rain, the concert will take place inside the ZMA. TREMOLO STRING QUARTET Encore Ensembles presents Tremolo String Quartet playing an afternoon of captivating sounds from music composed by some of America’s most popular composers. Members Elaine Swinney, Maureen Case, Vicky Capper, and Darlene Barrett are all classically trained, professional string players and are committed to providing quality live musical performances for audiences of all ages. Thursday, June 29, 6–7 pm, ZMA atrium.
ART ON TAP | Social Creativity Hour Tap into your inner artist with the ZMA at Weasel Boy Brewing Company. Join local artist, Carrie Turner, the third Tuesday of the month for a unique art-making experience each night, and enjoy an evening of fine craft beer, wine, great food, and creative company. Tuesdays, May 16, June 20, July 18, 6–7 pm. Free and open to the public. No experience required. All materials provided. This program is held at Weasel Boy Brewing Company, 126 Muskingum Avenue, Zanesville. No registration required.
A BOOK APART | Book Discussion Join us to discuss Ross King’s Mad Enchantment: Claude Monet and the Painting of the Water Lilies. Immerse yourself in the tumultuous circumstances surrounding the completion of Monet’s monumental water lily paintings. ZMA Executive Director Laine Snyder will lead a discussion of the personal turmoil and sadness Monet worked through to generate this amazing body of work that occupied the last several years of his life. Copies available at the Muskingum County Public Library’s John McIntire branch, downtown Zanesville. Thursday, July 6, 6–7 pm, at the ZMA. Free and open to the public. Registration required by July 5.
PERSPECTIVE LECTURE SERIES The Zanesville Museum of Art is pleased to present a series of engaging lectures. For full descriptions and to find out more about the speakers, please visit www.zanesvilleart.org. No registration required. THE PERMANENT COLLECTION | From Hallway to Gallery, New Works on View From the Permanent Collection ZMA Executive Director, Laine Snyder, Thursday, May 4, 6:15–7:15 pm, at the ZMA in the Linn Auditorium. CHILDREN AND THEIR ART | Stages of Artistic Development ZMA Education Coordinator, Misty Johnson, Wednesday, May 10, 12–1 pm, at the ZMA in the Linn Auditorium and the Great Gallery. ELIZABETH BRANDT | Zen and the Art of Creating a Contemporary Quilt Michigan Artist Elizabeth Brandt, Friday, June 16, 6:30 pm, at the ZMA in the Linn Auditorium and the Great Gallery. IMAGES OF THE FLOATING WORLD | Japanese Ukiyo-e and the History of Tradition ZMA Exhibition and Collection Manager Sarah Franklin, Wednesday, July 12, 12–1 pm, at the ZMA in the Linn Auditorium. All programs are generously funded in part by a grant from the Ohio Arts Council and The Taylor-McHenry Memorial Fund. Thank you.
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FREE FAMILY DAY AT THE ZMA | Happy Mother’s Day! Enjoy an afternoon of experimenting with various homemade greeting card techniques. Try your hand at collage, printmaking, and mixed media to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind cards just in time for Mother’s Day. Bring the whole family, and enjoy live music, tasty treats, and creative inspiration and company. Saturday, May 13, 2–4 pm, at the ZMA. Free and open to the public. For more information, visit www.zanesvilleart.org. No registration required.
Jumpst
| For Children 15 months–4 years
JumpstART is a new program for preschoolers that meets the second Friday of each month. Expose your child to the exciting world of art. Each session is unique as you both experiment with new materials, discover art-making techniques, and explore hidden treasures in the ZMA’s galleries. Fridays, April 14, May 12, June 9, and July 14, 10:30–11:30 am, at the ZMA. Free for members and not-yet-members. Recommended for ages 15 months–4 years. Registration required. GETTING WARMER APR 14 Discover the difference between warm and cool colors, and then create a really “cool” work of your own.
MAY 12 MAY FLOWERS Search the ZMA galleries for flowers, large and small, and then use pastels to make your own floral masterpiece. CHALK THE WALK JUN 9 Get outside with your preschooler and experiment with a fun, new way of using sidewalk chalk. Discover the colorful landscapes of painter Karl Kappes, and create your own on the ZMA’s walkways.
JUL 14 SHAPESHIFTER Explore the bright, bold designs you find in the quilt exhibition Shapeshifter | Sewn Constructions by Elizabeth Brandt and then create your own colorful collage.
ART VOYAGERS | For Children Grades K–3 Become a ZMA Art Voyager, and begin your art adventure! Each month children in grades kindergarten through third will travel through history or explore the globe to learn about a different culture or a new art form. Create an exciting project, and receive a stamp in your Art Voyagers passport. Each stamp gets you one step closer to a secret treasure. Saturdays, April 8, May 13, June 10, July 15, 10:30–11:30 am, at the ZMA. $5 per session for members, $7 not-yet-members. All materials and a painting apron provided. Recommended for grades K–3. Registration required.
Côte d'Ivoire
APR 8
Voyage to Africa’s Ivory Coast, and discover the history of mask making. Learn the stories behind the bold, abstract designs of the different styles and materials used to create traditional West African masks. Use what you learn to carve your own plaster mask and finish it off with paint and found objects.
Japan
MAY 13
Journey to Japan during the Edo Period, and discover the lasting beauty of Japanese woodblock printing. See how the style has changed over the generations, and create your own relief block prints.
France, 1870s
JUN 10
Gee’s Bend, Alabama
JUL 15
Travel back in time, and experience the colorful world of French Impressionism. Experiment with impressionistic painting techniques to complete your own beautiful landscape.
Visit the small town of Gee’s Bend, Alabama, and discover the deep-rooted tradition of quilting as an expressive art form. Become inspired by the wide variety of shapes, colors, and patterns, and create your own mixed media collage.
Registration may be required one week in advance for some programs. Please visit www.zanesvilleart.org, or call (740) 452-0741 for more information or to enroll.
CHILDREN & TEEN PROGRAMS Become an apprentice to masters like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Georgia O'Keeffe, or Mary Cassatt. Each month children in grades four through six will investigate the art, style, and technique used by a different master artist, then they will create their own masterpiece. For each class, participants will earn apprentice rewards to add to their very own artist palette. Fill the palette with colorful rewards to receive unique art supplies and discounts on future programs. Saturdays, May 20, June 17, July 22, 10:30–11:30 am, at the ZMA. $5 per session for members, $7 not-yet-members. All materials and a painting apron provided. Recommended for grades 4–6. Registration required.
Helen Smith
May 20
Karl Kappes
June 17
Explore the ZMA’s extensive pottery collection and discover the artistry of Helen Smith, a prominent decorator for Weller Pottery. Be inspired by Weller’s various shapes and designs, and create your own vessel out of air-dry clay.
Examine the works in An Artist of All Seasons: Landscape Paintings by Karl Kappes, and study his various painting methods. Create your own beautiful landscape painting using his approach.
Elizabeth Brandt
July 22
Join artist Elizabeth Brant, whose work is on view in Shapeshifter | Sewn Constructions by Elizabeth Brandt and who will make a guest appearance and discuss how fabric is used as an expressive art media. You and Brandt will create your own fabric collage on canvas.
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| Zanesville Teens Making Art
Join us for a unique teen art-making program that will help young adults strengthen valuable team-building and leadership skills. Participants of the ZTMA community will collaborate with artist mentors, develop social networks with other creative teens, make art individually for their portfolios, and create art collaboratively for community-wide projects. Teens in grades seven through twelve will meet twice a month to organize, plan, create, and execute a joint artistic project. Open studio time will also be available to ensure project completion. Thursdays, June 8, June 22, July 13, July 27, August 10, and August 31, 4:30–6:30 pm, at the ZMA. Free for members. $15 for a yearly student museum membership for not-yet-members. Free student memberships are available. Contact Misty Johnson for more information. No experience required. Recommended for teens grades 7–12. Registration required by June 4.
Invisible Poetry with Elizabeth Christy and the Zane State Idea Lab Transform your poetry into a mystifying work of sidewalk art. Join poet Elizabeth Christy and learn a little about the process of this art form, pen several original poems, and then, using Zane State College’s IDEA Lab, transform your favorite verses into large-scale sidewalk stencils. Using a unique spray and those templates, you and your friends will convert the sidewalks of downtown Zanesville into a secret and inspiring canvas, which is only visible in the rain. Your invisible poetry will appear and reappear on rainy days for up to four months.
Sparks!! Improv Team at the ZMA Thursday, May 11, 6:30 pm, at the ZMA. Free and open to the public, No registration required. The Sparks!! Improv Team is a group of regional teens trained in the art of live comedic performance. Affiliated with The PowerHouse of Southeastern Ohio, Inc., Sparks!! members perform regularly throughout southeastern Ohio, and many received training at the Teen Comedy Festival in Chicago, Illinois—the birthplace of improv theatre. For more information about Sparks!! events or to join the team, visit their Facebook page @SparksImprov.
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Art in the Garden June 24, 2017 Gala at the Zanesville Country Club
Featuring dinner, live and silent auctions, and music by the Casey Summers Band
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