Saturday, March 6, 2010

CCAA General membership meeting on Monday March 8 at 7:00

General membership meeting on Monday March  8  
at 7:00 pm for refreshments 
and meeting starts at 7:15.  
We will discuss Spring Show and new opportunities to show in Modesto.  We hope you can attend.

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Thursday, March 4, 2010

Modesto Art Museum Newsletter for March 2010

Modesto Art Museum Newsletter for March 2010

 

In this issue
March is Membership Month
Art Safari Suggestion
Pony Express Exhibit Opens in April
1000 Ideas for Creative Reuse
Modesto International Architecture Festival in October
Newsletter Subscriptions
  
March is Membership Month
Among other reasons, memberships are important to the museum so we can show potential benefactors that we have broad-based community support. The good news is, within 30 miles of downtown Modesto live about 1.2 million people, and we have 56 members. The potential for growth is huge. Our grant proposals are that much stronger when we can show an even larger number of members from the community. In a way, your membership counts twice. Please join the museum. You can be a museum member for as little as $5 and up to $75 a year. You decide what you would like to offer.  Click here for a membership form, or see the museum web site and click Memberships, for more details.
Art Safari Suggestion
On your next trip to Los Angeles, go on an art safari or art pilgrimage to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and see Chris Burden's Urban Light. More than 200 old city street lights have been turned into an outdoor installation. You can visit for free.
Pony Express Exhibit Opens in April
The 150th anniversary mail art exhibition for the Pony Express opens in April at the Anderson Gallery, 1323 J Street, in downtown Modesto. Thursday, April 15 from 6 to 9 pm, is the reception for the show. Come and bring your friends. Watch for details on the museum web site.
1000 Ideas for Creative Reuse: Remake, Restyle, Recycle, Renew
Everyone is talking green these days and anyone who looks through this book by Garth Johnson will be inspired to re-use old stuff in creative green ways. The book contains an amazing collection of inventive arts and crafts that reuse, restyle, and renew paper, cloth, metal, plastic, and just about everything else you can think of. The works range from clever simple pieces of personal adornment to unusual pieces of furniture and large-scale installations. It is hard to stop looking at this book, it's a delight. From Quarry Books, 2009, $25.00.
Modesto International Architecture Festival: 21-23 October 2010
Save the dates for the Modesto International Architecture Festival, three days of exciting events including movies, tours, talks, and exhibits. Find full details on the festival web site.
 
Modesto Art Museum Newsletter Subscriptions
Please send this email on to just one other person you think would like to know about the Modesto Art Museum. Thank you. If you would like to be added to the museum email list, send an email to modestoartmuseum@yahoo.com and if you would like to be removed from the list, send an email to the same address requesting to be deleted.

Spring Artist Advocate Magazine

The spring issue of Artist Advocate magazine will be in the mail this week, but below are links to the advance digital copy for your perusal. We hope you enjoy reading this issue as much as we enjoyed producing it.

Representational: http://www.readoz.com/publication/read?i=1023044

Contemporary: http://www.readoz.com/publication/read?i=1023043

Spring issue, digital edition, available now.

Contemporary                        Traditional

     

Each issue of Artist Advocate has two covers -- one featuring Representational art, and one with Contemporary art. Click on either cover to view that section. Both sections appear in every issue.
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Featured in this month's Newsletter:
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Lots of Studio Tips
More International Trips
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Treasures of the East Bay

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Alameda County Law Library and the California Art Club
present

Treasures of the East Bay: Paintings by Local Artists
A Centennial Exhibition of the California Art Club
Reception with the Artists: This Friday, March 5; 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. 


Suzanne D'Arcy - Waiting for the Amtrak 
Suzanne D'Arcy, Waiting for the Amtrak, Oil, 12" x 12"
Join us for the opening reception of this exciting new exhibition! This is a possible long-term partnership with the Alameda County Law Library and we would love to have you come show your support!
WHEN              Friday, March 5, 2010; 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
                      
WHERE            Bernard E. Witkin Alameda County Law Library
                        125 Twelfth Street
                        Oakland, CA 94607
                        510/208-4800
                    
EVENT             Reception with the Artists


COST               Free


AUDIENCE       Everyone welcome!


DETAILS          Please join us for the Reception with the Artists for Treasures of the 
                        East Bay: Paintings by Local Artists, a new exhibition of paintings
                        from the California Art Club's San Francisco Bay Area Chapter
                        members, in celebration of the Club's Centennial; on display through
                        July 9, 2010.


                        Featuring works by Robert Becker, Cathy Boyer, Larry Cannon,
                        Cameron Chun, Laura Culver, Suzanne D'Arcy, Dorallen Davis,
                        Larry Hatfield, Michelle Jader, Paul Kratter, Robyn Leimer, Sherrill
                        Miller, Carole Rafferty, Michael Reardon, Julia Seelos, Carol Tarzier,
                        Laura Williams and Jeff Ziarno.
 

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Free online subscription to ART REVIEW

www.artreviewdigital.com

The Magazine Online is an exact replica of the print edition, published simultaneously and available immediately, free of charge, anywhere in the world to anyone with access to the Internet. The Magazine Online comes with additional video and audio content, click-through links to advertisers and editorial, and a complete archive of the magazine’s contents since 2006.

This Issue

Bharti Kher

There's no easy harmony to Bharti Kher's work - collapsed elephants, colourful bindis and giant whale hearts - but therein lies a complicated, contradictory portrait of any human heart.

Now! What Artists are Interested in Today

For the last five years ArtReview has published an annual index of
Future Greats - emerging artists who we believe will be the stars of an artworld to come. This year, rather than picking out individual talents, we asked five critics to try to make sense of changes and developments in art today.

Essays by Chris Sharp, Neil Mulholland, Jonathan T.D. Neil, Laura
McLean-Ferris and Tyler Coburn.

Cory Arcangel

From cute piano-playing cats to Super Mario, from Bruce Springsteen to Arnold Schoenberg, Cory Arcangel's multimedia works offer an ontology of the present. Ultimately, in a world ruled by community sites and videogames, they seem to ask: what space does the artist occupy today?


Art : go do, go see, Art via the BART

Free Disposable Filmmaking Workshop
Closest BART Station: 24th St. Mission

3/7/10

Artist Television Access (ATA)
992 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA
http://www.disposablefilmfest.com/events/

Community Director at Vimeo.com, Blake Whitman watches a lot of videos, and so he knows a thing or two about what makes a good film. In this workshop, he'll go over everything from basic shooting techniques, editing styles, and instruct how to stitch photos together to create an animation (known around the interwebs as photomotion).

Class starts at noon, is free and breakfast is provided

Hours:noon

Check out several Bay Area art events accessible by BART  go to www.myBART.org/Events

Birth of IMPRESSIONISM Tickets

FREE Member Birth of Impressionism Tickets Now Available
Join FAMSF Shop FAMSF Visit FAMSF
Be among the first to reserve your tickets to see this once-in a lifetime exhibition in which 100 of the Orsay's masterworks from the Academic, Realist, and Naturalist schools trace the development of the world's most recognizable style of painting, Impressionism.  Artists in the exhibition include Manet, Monet, Degas, Renoir, Sisley, Pissarro, Courbet, Bougereau, Tissot, and Whistler.
Member ticket reservations for Birth of Impressionism: Masterpieces from the Musée d'Orsay are now available online, onsite at the de Young or the Legion of Honor, or by calling 800.777.9996. (Please note: a $3 transaction fee does apply to phone orders.) This exhibition opens at the de Young on May 22, 2010.
The release of these member-only tickets has been greatly anticipated. Should you encounter heavy traffic on our website we appreciate your patience and understanding.
Click here to reserve your FREE member tickets today!

Not a member?  Click here to join immediately.

General Membership Mtg: Monday, March 8th at 7pm

General membership meeting on Monday March  8  
at 7:00 pm for refreshments 
and meeting starts at 7:15.  
We will discuss Spring Show and new opportunities to show in Modesto.  We hope you can attend.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

CALL TO ARTISTS: CCAA's 57th Annual Spring Art Show

Call to artists:
The Central California Art Association and the Mistlin Gallery
request submissions to the 57th Annual Spring Art Show.
Prospectus available online. Please forward to other artists. 

Prospectus is online at www.ccartassn.org or may be picked up at the Mistlin Gallery. 
Make checks payable to CCAA and mail or deliver entry form & CD to:
CCAA-Mistlin Gallery, 1015 J Street, Modesto, CA 95354, 209-529-3369 or
email entry form & zipped JPG files to: CCAAgallery@gmail.com  
                                
Dates to Remember:                
  • Deadline for entry is Saturday, April 10, 2010 at 3 p.m.
  • Receiving Accepted Art is Friday, April 30, 11:30-5:00 p.m. and Saturday, May 1, noon to 4:00 p.m.
  • Spring Art Show Gala is Saturday, May 8 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
  • Pick up work Friday, June 25 from 11:30 to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday, June 26, noon to 4:00 p.m.
  • C.C.A.A. membership fee is $50 individual and $25 student per year

Call for Artists: California State Fair: California Fine Art

CALL FOR ARTISTS
Competition Information Now Available

You are invited to enter the juried art show of the California State Fair! The 2010 California Fine Art competition information is now available online.  Follow the links or go to www.bigfun.org  click the “competitions” tab on the home page then scroll down to “Fine Art” and click on the words “Handbook” “Entry Form” or “Quick Reference Guide”.  The Competition Handbook contains all of the rules and requirements for the competition, a must-read item.  The Quick Reference Guide (also known as a Prospectus) gives you all of the divisions and dates at a glance.  Entry Forms, fees and CDs are due by April 23rd.  On-line entry will be available on March 1st but you can enter early by submitting the paper Entry Form.

New California State Fair Dates

The 2010 California State Fair will open on Wednesday, July 14,th – that’s a month earlier than previous years.  This means the California Fine Art exhibit will open July 14th and close on the last day of the fair, Sunday, August 1st.

Who is on the Jury?

We will announce the jury members as soon as all the contracts are finalized.  Look for an announcement of the 2010 Jury on our web site (under Fine Art on the Competitions Page, click on “2010 Jury”).  As in the past, we are seeking a mix of Museum Curators, College/University Art Professors, well-known artists, and Gallery Directors.  Each juror will judge one or more divisions, depending on the juror’s qualifications, experience and area of expertise.
  

2010 California Fine Art Calendar


April 23
  

Entry Deadline (all forms, fees and CD’s must be received by the Entry Office

April 28
  

Signature Acquisition Forms Due (if entering online)

May 15
  

Judging for acceptance into the show

June 11
  

Shipped Selected Entries Due (to be displayed during the fair)

June 11 & 12
  

Drop Off Days for Accepted Entries (Expo Center #7, Enter Gate 12 at Ethan & Hurley map)

June 16
  

Confirmation and Awards Judging

July 14
  

California State Fair Opens

August 1
  

California State Fair Closes

August 6 & 7
  

Pick Up Day for Exhibited Artwork (those not sold during the fair)


2010 California Fine Art Divisions & Classes
DIVISION 400 - PAINTING

Class 1: Oil paintings Class 2: Acrylic paintings

Class 3: Watercolors Class 4: Plein Air (any media)

a. Class 3 includes brushed ink artworks

b. Entries in Class 4 should have been 90% completed en plein air.

DIVISION 405 - OTHER 2-D ARTWORKS

Class 1: Drawing

Class 2: Pastels

Class 3: Color Pencil

Class 4: Printmaking

Class 5: Collage

Class 6: Mixed Media

Class 7: Digital Art

a. Entries in Class 4 must be prints made from artist’s hand-made or manipulated plate, stone or screen and be signed and numbered as a limited edition.

b. Class 7 is for artworks created entirely using computer hardware and software, or for digital photographs or scanned images that have been manipulated using computer software.

c. If accepted, artworks in Class 7 must be displayed as prints or other physical depiction of the artwork and are subject to the rules for the display of 2-dimensional artworks.

DIVISION 410 - SCULPTURE

Class 1: Sculpture, Single Medium

Class 2: Sculpture, Mixed Media

Class 3: Assemblage

Class 4: Rube Goldberg DNEW

a. Artworks primarily composed of a single material are considered to be “single medium” unless content of additional material is more than an accent or embellishment.

b. Class 4: A Rube Goldberg sculpture is a deliberately over-engineered device that does a simple task in a complex way, usually involving a chain reaction - think a mouse trap destined for the Louvre. Entries in this class should be accompanied by video documentation in addition to digital still photographs (see item 2 under Requirements for Submission of Digital Files on Page 10 of Handbook).

DIVISION 420- PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKS

Class 1: Black & White Photographs

Class 2: Color Photographs

Class 3: Alternative Process/Mixed Media

a. Digital photographs, unless excessively manipulated by software, may be submitted in Classes 1, 2, or 3. Manipulated or significantly modified digital photographs should be entered in Division 405, Class 7.

b. Accepted entries in all classes will be displayed as prints and should comply with the display requirements for 2-dimensional works.

c. Indicate on entry form the specific photographic process used for each entry: i.e. gelatin silver, color, ilfochrome, chromogenic, gum bichromate, hand-colored, etc..

d. Class 3 includes but is not limited to: hand-colored black and white photographs, pinhole photography, photograms and other alternative photography methods.

DIVISION 425 - FINE CRAFT

Class 1: Ceramics

Class 2: Glass

Class 3: Jewelry, Small Metalwork, & Enameling

Class 4: Fiber/ Textiles

Class 5: Wood

a. Sets shall be considered as one entry.

b. Class 1 includes vessels and wall-hung items not considered sculpture but does not include china painting or painting on stock ceramic items.

c. Class 2 includes stained glass but does not include painting or decoration of stock glass items.

d. Class 3 excludes items made entirely from stock beads; entries must be 70% hand crafted.

e. Class 4 includes items constructed of paper.

f. Class 5 includes carving and turning and any handcrafted wood artwork but does not include painting or decoration of stock wood items.
  

DIVISION 430 - THEMES

Class 1: Equine & Western Art

Art that celebrates themes and images of the West or the spirit, beauty and strength of the horse

Class 2: The Art of Culture

Artworks exploring themes and imagery of ethnicity and cultural diversity

Class 3: The Art of Wine

From vineyard to table, inspired expressions of California’s passion for wine

Class 4: Passport to Adventure DNEW  (The theme of this year’s fair!)

It’s all about travel, exotic places, adventure, or may be just a moment of quiet reflection while on a get-away trip.

a. Artworks entered in classes 1 through 4 may be either 2-D or 3-D.

DIVISION 435 – RECYCLE DNEW  (now a Division)

Class 1: 2-Dimensional

Class 2: 3-Dimensional

a. Entries must be 85% recycled materials.
  

Questions-Contact:
Carol Buchanan
California Exposition & State Fair
P.O. Box 15649, Sacramento, CA 95852
(916)263.3161, cbuchanan@calexpo.com

Participate in the Taste of Turlock 2010, for May 1st

Hello Everyone,

Turlock Downtown is planning an admission free community event, Taste of Turlock 2010, for May 1st from 11am-5pm. This year will have a multicultural theme. The participating downtown restaurants and food related vendors from the Turlock area will continue to offer food & drink tastings to attendees purchasing a wrist band.

With this year’s multicultural theme, distinct blocks of cultures will present each one’s food, entertainment, activities, fashions, information and more on a closed off Main Street (and some side streets). All vendors may choose to sell related items. This multicultural theme, along with the continued community demand for free events and the previous success of Taste of Turlock, should bring out thousands of Turlockers and visitors.

There is a Taste of Turlock committee comprised of Trina Walley (Turlock Downtown), DJ Fransen (TurlockCityNews.com), Rob Geiger (Turlock Historical Society), Mary Sherwood (Assyrian American Civic Club), Claudia Gonzalez (Sigma Omega Phi, Epsilon Chapter), Pauline Telya (CSUS Student Affairs), Kristen Santos, Nellie Lazar, Steven Nascimento, Angela Moreno, Michelle Adams, Jill Chiesa, Krystal Villapudua, Anthony Martinez, Mohini Rabine, and other interested parties continuing to join.

Thus far, interest to participate has been shown by high school clubs, CSUS clubs, cultural organizations, businesses, entertainment groups, and people in relation to cultures including: American, Historical (Turlock), Agricultural, Middle Eastern, Portuguese, Hispanic, Indian, Scandinavian, Asian, Italian, Irish, Greek, Counter Culture, and more.


I am asking for local business & cultural participation in supporting what will basically represent Turlock’s diversity and unity!

Contact DJ for vendor and sponsor forms that explain the different ways businesses, groups, and individuals can participate. Volunteers for promotion, preparation, and the day of event set up & children’s activities would of course be greatly appreciated.

If you would like to help out with this event in any way, have questions, or would like more information, please contact me.

Sincerely,
David (DJ) Fransen
209-678-7759

The Body Electric - The Art Show - February 12 through March 20, 2010 at Lyles Gallery, CSU, Fresno

Do not be Alarmed!  We have taken control of your television set! 
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The Body Electric - The Art Show - February 12 through March 20, 2010  at Lyles Gallery, CSU, Fresno.  A Stellar Gallery exhibit produced in collaboration with Ruth Griffin and the Portable Dance Troupe. 
 
Works by... Jonathan Bock, Franka Gabler, David Hoffman, Toby Raetze, Nancy Robbins, Gregory Royse, Rivka Schaffner, and Jessica Sweat.
 
The exhibit features works inspired by the classic poem by Walt Whitman, by the elements of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water, and by the beauty of the human form. The Art Exhibit is open to the public from Noon to 4 PM, Monday through Friday, and for one hour before curtain during performances. Admission to the Art Exhibit is Free.  
 
Visit us on-line on Facebook, Fresnoarts.net or at http://www.stellargallery.com/exhibits/index.htm 
 
The Gallery and the Theatre Box Office are located at the North Entrance of the Speech Arts Building on the CSU Fresno Campus.
 
The Body Electric - The Dance Performance"And if the body were not the Soul, what is the Soul?” 
February 12 - 20, 2010 John Wright Theatre, CSU Fresno
  
Support the arts in Fresno by attending “The Body Electric” performed by CSU Fresno’s Portable Dance Troupe, and directed by Ruth Griffin.
 
To order tickets call 278-2216 or order on-line at http://www.csufresno.edu/theatrearts/performances/current_season.shtml
 
Portable Dance Troupe - Ruth Griffin, Artistic Director
For over twenty five years presenting the valley with modern dance ranging from the cutting edge of the avant garde to lyrical modern dance to contemporary ballet. Each season works are presented from nationally renowned choreographers and resident faculty. The programs are entertaining, thought provoking and emotionally engaging.

Call for Artists: All-Media 2010 National Juried Show $1750 in Cash Awards

Exhibition Dates: June 26 - July 25

The Chico Art Center will host All Media 2010, a national juried exhibition intended to showcase the diversity found in art today. A diversity that is seen in work that follows traditional approaches as well as that which veers from convention down a path less followed. Artists working today in all media, technique, and styles are encouraged to submit images. (No performance or installation)

Awards*:
1st Place: $1,000.00 2nd Place: $500.00 3rd Place: $250.00 Solo Show Award**

Fee:
$25.00 for up to two entries; $10.00 for each additional entry after two.

Entries may be submitted by slide, cd, photos (no larger than 8x10), and by email (resolution should be 300dpi or greater and files should not be larger than 5 MB; emailed entries must use Paypal from our website or credit card by phone for payment at the time of submission)
Download the prospectus and rules of entry from our website for further details about submitting images.

Deadline for entries: Friday, May 7 by 4:00 pm

About the Juror:
Associate Director and Chief Curator at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, California, Scott A. Shields holds an M.A. and Ph.D. in art history from the University of Kansas. He has 15 years of professional experience in museums in the Midwest and San Francisco Bay Area and has curated numerous exhibitions and written articles for various scholarly journals. In 2006, he authored Artists at Continent’s End: The Monterey Peninsula Art Colony, 1875-1907, which was published by The University of California Press in conjunction with a traveling exhibition, and was one of three primary authors of an exhibition catalogue entitled Dark Metropolis: Paintings by Irving Norman, published by Heyday Books. In 2007 and 2008, exhibition catalogues featuring early California painters Edwin Deakin and Benjamin Chambers Brown were respectively published through Pomegranate Books and the Pasadena Museum of California art. He is currently co-authoring a 500-page catalogue that will feature the Crocker’s permanent collection.
Chico Art Center is honored to welcome Dr. Shields as juror for All Media 2010 and looks forward to seeing his selection of artworks taken from the entries from around the nation. He will be present at the opening reception for an awards ceremony where he will present the awards. A Solo Show Award will also be awarded and announced at the ceremony.

*Cash award amounts listed above are contingent upon the number of entries. Cash amounts to be awarded may be lowered in the event of insufficient entries. Additional awards may also be added should donations or sponsorships be established prior to the award ceremony for this event. ** The artist selected for the solo show award may not transfer the show to another person. Solo show award winner will agree to the selected dates and terms of exhibition established by CAC. Failure to meet all terms and conditions of exhibiting established by CAC will result in forfeit of the solo show.

Photos of previous All Media shows.
Chico Art Center, 450 Orange St., Chico, 95928, Contact Chico Art Center at (530)895-8726 chicoartcenter@att.net for more information. http://www.chicoartcenter.com

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Call for Artists: art in vogue art book


Call for artists: art book

Art in Vogue - 100  Artists
Collectible global art bookISBN 978-91-89685-13-0
Estimated Release Date 2010
Hardcover 256 PAGES

Edited and Published by MOT
www.mastersoftoday.com
DIMENSIONS
: 8.5X8.5 IN / 22x22 cm
 
SUBMIT FOR SELECTION
We are inviting active contemporary artists to apply to join us in Art in Vogue the new collectible collective art book in Masters of Today series, an art book for collectors, museums, galleries, bookstores and eCommerce. The nominations and inclusions in Art in Vogue are judged solely by visuals submitted as attachment send to mastersoftoday.com  The editors will review all submissions and make decisions on acceptance.
Masters of Today collectible collective art books series published over 700 artist profiles. Subsequent editions: Art Addiction 100 Contemporary Artists, published 2003, FAMOUS 121 Contemporary Artists, published 2007, MASTERS 117 Contemporary Artists, published 2008, TRENDS 136 Contemporary Artists, published 2008.

This is a selection process free-of-charges and makes no claim to a deal or to publishing agreement.
Artists wishing to enter an Artist Profile in the book should provide for selection the advertising materials requested below.
 
MATERIALS REQUESTED 
-    The completed Application Form (click-on MediaPack above).
-    3~6 art works (email us JPG /TIFFs image files as 300 dpi/ 23 cm/  9" side.
-    The works details : title, year, media, size
-    From 300 to 1300 words of critic or statement
-    The personal website
-    The place of residence and work
 
FEE POLICY

-  Artists are eligible for reduced advertising fees respectively 590 Euro for one-page and 990 Euro or the equivalent currency for two-page spreads.
 
The advertising fee applies exclusively to accepted submissions. Three copies of the book are given to each artist or gallery included. The advertising fee should be provided by a gallery, corporation/individual contributor or self-provided after notification of acceptance and after receiving a layout alternative in the book.
 
DISTRIBUTION

The distribution is through large book wholesalers and ecommerce channels in US bookstores and internationally including Barnes & Noble, Borders, Amazon ad more.
Order our books from Amazon /Borders (click-on the link).
 
DEADLINE

The editing process is in progress and about 80 percent of the inclusions are completed. Submit ASAP - without art books art history is silent.
  
NOTES To apply click-on the MediaPack above, download, complete and return by email the Application Form. Please make sure your submission conform to the requirements outlined above.
Advertising material* is defined as any accepted submission that promotes an artist, gallery or museum. The selection process makes no claim to a deal or to publishing agreement.
 


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Faux Finishing Class

Central California Art Association is hosting Faux Finishing Class for adults
on  Sat, March 13, 9am 
$80 with a $5 materials fee.
Basics of faux finishing including glazes on smooth and textured surfaces, how to simulate antique verde marble,crackle finish, and a two colors of paint finish. 
Mistlin Gallery 1015 J Street, Modesto 529-3369

Ukrainian Egg Dying workshop

Central California Art Association is hosting Ukrainian Egg Dying Class
on Sat, March 20, 10am – 12pm or 1pm to 3 pm . 
Class repeats Sat.March 27.
$12.50 per person for 2 hour session. ($25 to attend both morning & afternoon sessions)
This class uses an open flame, melting wax and sharp utensils. Supplies included.
Students under 16 must be accompanied by a participating adult.

Mistlin Gallery 1015 J Street, Modesto, 529-3369

Monday, March 1, 2010

Ryan Fine Art Gallery – Call to Artists:

Juried Exhibition What Lies Above Below & Through (an exhibition about surface, depth, opacity & transparency)
Exhibition Dates:  May 14th to June 19th
Artist Application Deadline extended to April 16th, 5pm
Opening Reception May 14th, 5:30pm to 7:30pm
$10 application Fee, 35% commission
We invite artists to contemplate the concepts of surface and depth, and create art around it. We have some space for 3D and larger works as well.  See www.lindaryanfineart.com for prospectus. Exhibit will also be open during the Art & Wine Crawl on May 28th



Art & Wine Crawl Downtown Livermore
May 28th, 5:30-7:30pm
Visit several artist receptions, studios and winetasting venues in downtown Livermore.  Crawls are organized by Ryan Fine Art gallery – pick up a map there to start, 171 So. J Street, Livermore.  Maps available generally one week prior to exhibition.   Limited space for artists – info available at www.lindaryanfineart.com.

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Glass Plate-Painting-In-Reverse

Glass Plate-Painting-In-Reverse
Workshop at Artel Art Center
McHenry Village, Modesto     209-527-5678
Make your reservation today!

Create your own plate for:

St. Patrick’s, Easter, Mother’s Day

Or
Any image you want to paint!

Workshop  Date:  Saturday    March 13th   2010
Workshop Time:  9:00am-4pm
Workshop Price:  $55.00

Teacher Provides:
Plate, felt and other

Students will need:
ONLY!!  “Glossies” paints (variety of colors) *
Brushes – One soft bristle stencil brush  *
Decorative collage making papers  *
“Modge Podge” glue  *
Clear Matte Varnish  *
Stencils or soft stamps
Gold, Silver or Variety flake leafing  *

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Adult Art Classes at the MISTLIN GALLERY

Oil Painting Class

When: March 4 - April 22, Thursdays, 1pm – 4pm. Where: Senior Citizens Center. Description: Create lasting works of art as you learn the skills and techniques of color and composition through oil painting. All skill levels welcome. Supplies needed prior to the start of class. Call (209) 577-5344 for supply list. Supply costs: $100 - $150. 6 sessions/$40 (No class Mar. 11 or April 8) Course taught in partnership with Modesto City Parks, Recreation and Neighborhoods. Sign up through Parks and Recreation: 577-5344 or www.modestogov.com/prnd.

Faux Finishing Class

When: Sat, March 13, 9am. Where: Mistlin Gallery. Description: Basics of faux finishing including glazes on smooth and textured surfaces, how to simulate antique verde marble,crackle finish, and a two colors of paint finish. Written instructions are provided for each technique learned. This is a completely hands on class. $80 with a $5 materials fee.

Ukrainian Egg Dying Class

When: Sat, March 20, 10am – 12pm or Sat, March 20, 1pm – 3pm or Sat, March 27, 10am – 12pm or Sat, March 27, 1pm – 3pm. Where: Mistlin Gallery. Description: Ukrainian Egg Dying (just in time for Easter) All ages welcome (students under 16 must be accompanied by a participating adult) Caution: involves open flame, melting wax, sharp metal tipped utensils. $12.50 per person for 2 hour session. All supplies included. Students are welcome to attend two sessions for $25.

Watercolor Class

When Sat, April 10– Sun, April 11, 9:30am - 4:30pm. Where: Mistlin Gallery. Description: Shirley Green, artist/teacher

Beginning Drawing Class

When Thu, April 15, 6pm – 9pm Or Thursday, July 15, 6pm – 9pm. Where Mistlin Gallery. Description: Milt Bullard teaches general beginning drawing skills for adults, ages 18 and up. $40. Students must bring their own sketch pad and ink pens, pencils or other drawing materials.

No Sew Tote Bag Class

When: Sat, April 17, 9am – 1pm. Where: Mistlin Gallery Description: All materials provided to make a tote or handbag from jeans and pieces of fabric. $40/1 session

Drawing/Painting class

When Thu, April 22 – May 27, 6:30pm – 8:30pm. Where: Mistlin Gallery Description: Lori diMuro teaches drawing and painting for ages 18 and up. 6 week session for $120. Materials list will be provided.

Painted Bird Feeder class

When: Sat, April 24, 9am – 12pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Description Petra Borchert teaches Painted Glass Bottle Bird Feeders. All ages welcome (students under 16 must be accompanied by a participating adult) Acrylic painting on recycled glass bottles. Bird Food NOT included. $15 per person 3 hour session. All supplies will be included.

Intermediate Drawing Class

When: Sat, April 24, 12pm – 4pm or Sat., July 17, 12pm – 4pm. Where: Mistlin Gallery. Description: Milt Bullard will teach general drawing skills to improve the techniques of intermediate to advanced artists. Students must bring their own sketch pad and ink pens, pencils or other drawing materials. 1 Session/$50.

Color Made Easy for Painters

When: Wed, May 12, 10am – 12pm and /or Wed., May 19, 10am – 12pm and/or Wed., June 9, 10am – 12pm and/or Wed., June 16, 10am – 12pm and/or Wed., July 14, 10am – 12pm and/or Wed., July 21, 10am – 12pm and/or Wed., August 11, 10am – 12pm and/or Wed., August 18, 10am – 12pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Description: Louise Yohannan will teach "Color Made Easy" for painters. Ages 18 and up. A materials list will be provided. Student chooses oil or acrylic paint. Students can take one or more classes at $20 for one 2 hour session.

Monumental Face Drawings

When Fri, June 11, 2010, 6:30pm – 9:30pm AND Saturday, June 12 10am – 2pm. Where: Mistlin Gallery Description: Don Hall is the instructor and can be contacted at mail@donhallworks.com. Bring a photo and will use a grid to enlarge to a finished conte crayon product. For those with basic drawing skills up through experienced artists. $70 plus $10 materials fee and bring 18" to 3 foot ruler (and a high quality black-and-white 5-by-7 or larger photograph). Instructor will have quality photos for those that do not have their own.

Calligraphy class

When: Thu, June 17, 2010, 6:30pm – 7:30pm. Where: Mistlin Gallery. Description: BettyJean Reynolds teaches adult watercolor calligraphy. $20 for session, materials provided. Students will go home with a matted parchment.

Potter's Demonstration Workshop

When Sat, September 4, 2010, 10am – 5pm. Where: Mistlin Gallery. Description: San Joaquin Potter's Guild, "Hands In Clay" show, sale and workshop.

Young Artists' Class List at the MISTLIN GALLERY

*** Children’s art classes are offered at the Mistlin Gallery, sponsored by the Central California Art Association and the City of Modesto Parks and Recreation department for children 3 to 17 years of age. Register at www.modestogov.com/prnd or call 209-577-5344 for these classes.

Mommy and Me***

Mommy/Daddy & Me Art Class* Wednesdays, March 3 – March 24, 11am – 12pm or Mondays, July 12 – August 2, 11am - 12pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Classroom Ages 3-5 years Adults will assist their child in experiencing the fun of painting and creating with color. Each week will be a different adventure. An adult must accompany child. Supplies are furnished. 4 sessions/$40.

My First Art Class***

Wednesdays, March 3 - April 7, 3:30pm – 4:30pm or Wednesdays, July 7 – August 11, 4:00pm – 5:00pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Classroom Ages 5-7 years Children will experience the fun of painting by creating new colors and learning to handle paints and brushes. New lessons taught at each session. Supplies are furnished. 6 sessions/$60.

The Science of Art***

Wednesday, March 17, 3:30pm – 4:30pm or Tuesday, July 13, 3:30pm - 4:30pm or Tuesday, July 20, 3:30pm – 4:30pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Ages 8-13 years What do science and art have in common? In this fun, hands-on workshop, students will learn about optical illusions and try to draw their own. They will also learn how colors combine both scientifically and artistically. 1 session/$20.

Fun with Painting***

Thursdays, March 11 - April 1, 3:30pm – 4:30pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Classroom Ages 14-17 years Students will concentrate on painting with different media, techniques and subject matter. Supplies are furnished. 4 sessions/$40.

KID'S DAY

Saturday, May 8, 10:00am – 12:30pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Ages 6-8 years Cheryl Brown will teach kids to create in air dry clay and experiment with paint. 1 session/$15 plus $5 materials fee.

Children's Art Camp

Tuesdays and Thursdays June 15 , 17, 27 and July 1, 10am – 12pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Ages 6-8 years CCAA instructors teach creative expression with fun materials including clay, chalk, printmaking and more. Children will bring home a portfolio to keep their own artworks. 4 sessions/$80 plus $15 materials fee.


Older Youth Art Camp

Monday, Wednesday and Fridays June 21, 23, and 25, 10am – 2pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Ages 9 years and up CCAA instructors will teach creative expression in various media including clay, painting, collage and more. Children will bring home their own portfolio of artwork. 3 sessions/$120 plus $20 materials fee.

Young Drawers Class

Tuesdays and Thursdays July 13, 15, 27 and 29, 10am – 11am Where: Mistlin Gallery Ages 5-8 years Cheryl Brown will teach children ages 5 to 8 to draw beyond the ordinary, plus the fun of drawing people in motion, faces with expression, imaginary creatures and more. Media: pencil and chalk. 6 sessions /$50 plus a $5 materials fee.

Older Children's Drawing Class

Tuesdays and Thursdays July 13, 15, 27 and 29, 11am – Noon Where: Mistlin Gallery Ages 9-13 years Cheryl Brown will teach skills with cartoonish and imaginative drawing, plus realistic drawing and creating perspective. 6 sessions/$50 plus $5 materials fee.


Beginning Drawing and Painting Class***

Mondays and Wednesdays July 12 – July 21, 2pm – 3pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Ages 9-12 years Learn to see as a young artist. Students will draw in black and white and paint in color. Basic fundamentals of drawing and painting techniques will be taught. Bring your own 9” x 12” drawing pad. Other supplies will be furnished. 4 sessions/$45.

Intermediate Drawing and Painting Class***

Mondays and Wednesdays July 26 – August 4, 2pm – 3pm Where : Mistlin Gallery Ages 9-12 years Students will learn to draw and paint with emotion. This class is designed for students who have completed Beginning Drawing and Painting and are ready for more advanced techniques. Bring your own 11” x 14” drawing pad. Other supplies will be furnished. 4 sessions for $45.

Kid's Day

Thursday, August 5, 10am – 2pm Where: Mistlin Gallery Ages 8-12 years Last chance for an artistic fling before school starts. Create with Cheryl Brown using paint, chalk pastels, and more. Come dressed to get messy and bring a lunch and drink. 1 session/$25 plus $5 materials fee.

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Art Walk tonight, Picasso's, Clayton's, and more - jim christiansen's MySpace Blog | ModestoARTx - stanislaus regional art networking

Art Walk tonight, Picasso's, Clayton's, and more - jim christiansen's MySpace Blog | ModestoARTx - stanislaus regional art networking

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State Theatre will be closed tonight for a film rental, but you can catch art demos' at Clayton's, by Jack Morris in oils, Jim Christiansen in watercolors, Tricia Spenker posing and displaying new works, at Barkin Dog with Penny Meyer, Kathi Pethoud, and Linda Knoll.  Sandy Lynn at Che'root, Piccasso's open tonight with Jordi and Maggie Camps, Nile Raven and Julie Hawk, Mistlin repeats Young Master's Show, DEVA has new art, Photographers' Gallery open, as is Anderson Gallery and Frame Shop and Joseph Gregory, the Chartreuse Muse and more.  New maps this month.

Also, Jill Ferris producing another Art and Bands evening at Copper Rhino to get in, $3 early, $5 cover later.

Adamantine Belly Dancers doing Thurd Thursdaze at Guru Lounge on Oakdale Road tonite.

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Wishes, Rants & Stillness An Art Journaling Adventure

Wishes, Rants & Stillness
An Art Journaling Adventure

Back by Popular Demand!

Combining writing exercises with art mak¬ing we will create “A Sacred Book of Self”; a unique soul space to contain your dreams, poems, revelations, art, inspiration, lists, life recipes, stories, or personal record.
    The workshop begins the moment you sign up! Upon registration, you will be sent a discovery assignment to begin your research and gathering of tools. The day of the work¬shop we will come together to unravel our mystery, altering and reconstructing a found book to create a personal revelation.
    No art or writing experience is necessary, only the courage to express yourself!
Due to the intimacy of the process, class size is limited to 15 adventurers. Sign up early to reserve you space and get started!


Sunday, March 28, 2010
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Stockton Art League Gallery
1902 Pacific Ave, Stockton, CA
Fee: $60
To register, visit:
http://www.originalbliss.etsy.com
Any questions call or email Shannan Sinclair
(209) 681-4857 ssinclair11@sbcglobal.net

ARTEL ART CENTER Canvas Sale!

ARTEL ART CENTER
1700 McHenry Avenue, Modesto, CA‎ - (209) 527-5678‎

Huge Art Alternative Canvas Sale!!!
Stretched Canvases Only. Sale Ends 2/27/10.

Stock up on canvases and Save!

Buy 1-4 canvases and receive
40% OFF Original Price

Buy 5-9 canvases and receive
50% OFF Original Price

Buy 10+ canvases and receive
60% OFF Original Price

Gallery Location & Hours

1015 J Street Modesto, California, United States
Gallery Hours: Tues-Friday, 11:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 3rd Thursday Art Walk 5:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturdays 12 - 4 p.m.

To actively support regional artists, artistic activity, & the placement of visual art in the community;
To promote & provide the highest quality visual art education;
To encourage excellence in the visual arts;
To promote & provide cultural opportunities for all residents of Modesto & surrounding region.
Founded in 1951, the CCAA became a 501(c)-3 Non-Profit in 1987, & operates the Mistlin Gallery & Edna Mellis Education Center in downtown Modesto.

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