Spring 2013

Quarterly Calendar

TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 ReportfromtheDirector

4 NewExhibitions

5 CurrentExhibitions

6 CalendarofEvents

8 Development

10 Education

Art Center Association of Sioux CityCarlosG.Rodriguez,PresidentJohnWagner,VicePresidentStacieAnderson,2ndVicePresident/SecretarySheriLund,PastPresident

GailAmentJoyceBarnesLuanneGielserHelenGlazerJaneGilbertDoloresGuestChrisHolmanPaulaJacobsenMariKaptain-DahlenSteveKammererKevinKjeldsethLisaLeopoldShannonLiddellLaurieMillsAshleyMozakLisaNewtonPaulaPersingerJoanieRizkDr.CarolRogeMarySterkMindyStevensSuzanStewartLauraTrothJoeTwidwellKentVriezelaar

Distinguished MembersLeslieBebeeSandyEllisHelenGlazerMiltGlazer

Junior League LiaisonAngelaEricson

Sculpt Siouxland LiaisonLisaKalaher

Sioux City Art Center Board of TrusteesJeffBaldus,ChairGregoryJones,ViceChair

TerriMcGaffinDwightPackardDougPalmerJamesYanney

City CouncilBobScott,MayorJohnFitch,MayorPro-TemRhondaCapronTomPadgettKeithRadig

PaulA.Eckert,CityManager

Sioux City Art Center StaffAlHarris-Fernandez,ArtCenterDirector

SandiBaron,VisitorServicesToddBehrens,CuratorDebBell,CustodianDaveBrienzo,CustodianJennyBye,StudioProgramCoordinatorLynnFoster,VisitorServices/MembershipSecretaryRegisGarvey,DevelopmentCoordinatorLyleListamann,PublicationsCoordinatorAliceA.Marley,EducationLiaisonDebraMarqusee,EducationAideShannonSargent,Exhibitions/CollectionsCoordinatorMarySexton,VisitorServicesMaryVaught,VisitorServicesErinWebber-Dreeszen,ArtSplashDevelopmentCoordinatorKjerstenWelch,AdministrativeSecretary

All exhibitions and programs are supported, in part, by a grant from the Iowa Arts Council, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts; the Art Center Association of Sioux City; and the City of Sioux City.

front: UlyessesMeza,Self Portrait,graytonepastelsTeacher–LauraMesz,EastMiddleSchool,SiouxCity,IAFirst Place, Best of Show – Seventh Grade

Calendar of Events page:Chosendetailedimagesfromthe Sioux City Art Center Permanent Collection exhibition

MISSIONThe Sioux City Art Center’s mission is to enrich our region’s quality of life by bringing the excitement of the visual arts to our community through education, exhibitions and permanent collection.

VISIONThe Art Center will continue to serve as and enhance its position as a premier cultural attraction for the citizens of the Sioux City metro area.

The Art Center will use its permanent collection to position itself as a major regional educational resource for educators, students, and the general public.

The Art Center will promote itself as a cultural tourist destination based on its reputation as presenting major traveling exhibitions,and a quality permanent collection featuring the best regional artists.

The Art Center will increase access to education and in turn the Art Center’s permanent collection, by expanding the present facility with a new Learning Center.

VALUEThe Sioux City Art Center will provide visitors with an accessible and meaningful appreciation of the visual arts by embracing education as fundamental to its programs.

The Sioux City Art Center is a model public/ private partnership. While the Art Center is a department of the City of Sioux City, the Art Center’s staff works closely with the Art Center Association of Sioux City, the non-profit fundraising arm of the Art Center, to raise approximately one-half of the Art Center’s total annual operating budget. Without this partnership, the Art Center could not offer the quality programs it provides our community.

Greetings!BythetimethisissueoftheQuarterly Calendarispublishedyouwillbeabletosee,weatherpermitting,thesoaringJohnHenrysculpture,Sioux City,installedontheArtCenter’scampusatthecornerof3rdandPierceStreets.Thesculpture,whichhadpreviouslybeenlocatedatwhatisnowthecornerof4thandJacksonStreets,wasremovedandplacedinstoragewhentheCityreopened4thStreettotrafficin2007.WhiletheoriginalplanhadbeentowaituntiltheArtCenter’splannedexpansionwascompletebeforeinstallingthesculpture,thedecisiontomoveforwardwasbasedonlocatingthe56foot-highsculpturesothatitwillnotinterferewiththefutureconstructionofaneducationwing.

ItisespeciallyappropriatetohavetheJohnHenrysculptureontheArtCenter’scampussinceourcollectingfocusisonartistswithsignificanttiestotheupperMidwest.WhileborninKentucky,HenryattendedtheSchooloftheArtInstituteofChicagoandUniversityofChicagoandremainedinChicagoformanyyearswhileheestablishedhisreputation.In1969,heservedasavisitingprofessoratUniversityofIowa,whilemaintaininghisstudioinChicago.

JohnHenryisoneofthemostimportantAmericansculptorsofthelasthalfofthetwentiethcentury.HisworkisnotonlyincludedinmanymajormuseumandpublicartcollectionsintheU.S.,butalsoinEuropeandAsia.InstrumentaltobringingthemajorpublicartprojecttoSiouxCityin1978wasPeggyParriswhowasthenthedirectoroftheSiouxCityArtCenter.TheJohnHenrysculpture,Sioux City,waspurchasedwithaprivategiftfromIowaBeefProcessorsasamemorialtoCurrierJ.Holman,andamatchinggrantfromtheNationalEndowmentfortheArts.

***ThedemolitionoftheoldTransferPointfacilityandthecreationofgreenspaceandinstallationoftheJohnHenrysculpturearepartoftheArtCenter’splantomakeartandarteducationmoreaccessibletoourcommunity.Whilethesegoalsarebeingaddressedthroughseveralinitiatives,thetwoprojectsthatwillhavethehighestvisibilityincludeanoutdoorsculptureexhibition,designedtoengagethepublicastheypassbytheArtCenter,andanewLearningCenterthatwillallowtheArtCentertoquadruplethenumberofartclassesweoffertothepublic.

TheoutdoorsculptureexhibitionincludesplacinguptosixsculpturesontheArtCenter’scampus.InadditiontotheJohnHenrysculpture,theArtCenterAssociationofSiouxCityhascommissionedartistMichaelDunbartocreateaworkspecificallyfortheArtCenter’sfrontlawn.TheDunbarsculpture,underwrittenbytheM.A.MartinEveristFoundation,willbeinstalledinlatespringanddedicatedaspartofanexhibitionoftheartist’sworkopeningonJuly13,2013.

Inaddition,theplanincludesaddingthreemoresculpturestotheArtCenter’spublicartcollectionaftertheLearningCenteriscompleted.ThethreesculptureswillbelocatedonthewestsideofthecampusparalleltothenewfacilityalongPierceStreetbetween2ndand3rdStreets.

ReportfromtheDirector***

Controversyoverpublicartisasoldasartitself,andtheJohnHenrysculpture,Sioux City,sparkeditsownsharewhenitwasfirstinstalledindowntownSiouxCity.Whenthetallbrightyellowsculptureconsistingofthreebeamsthattwistandreachuptotheskywasinstalled,itwastaggedbymanyasthe“Frenchfries”.

Whilemanypeoplefoundandcontinuetofindthereferenceoffensive,Idonot.Iviewitsimplyasthenormalhumanactivityoftryingtomakesenseofwhatweseeandprovideacommonreferencepoint.TheHenrysculptureiscertainlynotthefirstartworkthatispopularlyreferredtobyadifferentnamethenitwasgivenbytheartist.JamesWhistler’sfamouspaintingpopularlyreferredtoaWhistler’s MotherisactuallytitledArrangement in Grey and Black No. 1.

Whenitcomestoart,titlessometimeshelpandsometimesgetinthewayofappreciatingaspecificpaintingorsculpture.TheJohnHenrysculpture,Sioux City,isnotarepresentationofSiouxCity;itissimilartomanyoftheartist’slargescalesculptures.InthesesculpturesHenryemploysformsthatweassociatewithbuildingconstruction,specificallybeams.Thebeam-likeformsarethenarrangedinwhatheseesasinterestingrelationshipsandusuallypaintedinabrightprimarycolor.

Whetherwefindthematerialsandrelationshipsinterestingaloneorasrepresentinganidea,feeling,orthingisuptotheviewer.

IlookforwardtoseeingyouattheArtCenter.

AlHarris-FernandezArtCenterDirector

The Briar Cliff Review ExhibitionApril18–June30,2013

Reception: Thursday, April 18, 6:00-8:30 pm

Theexhibitionincludesartworksbylocalandregionalartistswhoarefeaturedinthe2013editionofTheBriarCliffReview,BriarCliffUniversity’saward-winningjournalofarticles,essays,poetry,photography,andart.Theexhibitionisaneclecticgatheringofmediumsandstyles,presentedasasamplingofmanyoftheartistictrendsoccurringintheregion.

ARTcetera ’13April27–July28,2013

Reception: Saturday, April 27, 6:00 - 10:00 pm, reception and auction.

Thisexcitingquadrennialeventisonepartexhibitionoflocalandregionalartistsandonepartfundraisingauction.TheArtCenter’sMainGallerywillbefilledwithagreatassortmentoffantasticartbylocalartistsandartistsfromacrosstheMidwest.Andeverythingisavailableforpurchase!Whilethoseattendingthereceptiongetthefirstopportunitytoaddtheseworkstotheircollections,visitorsthroughouttherunoftheexhibitionwillbeablebuyunsoldwork.

Sioux City Camera ClubApril13–July14,2013

TheArtCenterandtheSiouxCityCameraClubcontinuetheirlong-termpartnershipwiththisexhibition.Thethemethatthephotographersareexploringis“Quiet.”

StudentExhibitionsinCommunityGalleryEast Middle School and East High SchoolApril6–May19,2013

Reception: Sunday, April 7, 1:30-2:00 pm

ThisexhibitionfeaturesartproducedbystudentsattendingEastMiddleSchoolandEastHighSchool.

NEWEXHIBITIONS

AnnRoyer,The Women,1995,acryliconcanvas,49x49inches

MarjorieMikasen,Self Recognition 4,2012,acryliconcanvas,42x42inches,courtesyofModernArtsMidtown,Omaha,NE

The Values of DrawingBlairBenz,LarassaKabel,JustinMeyers,J.MarleneMueller,JanZelfer-RedmondDecember15,2012–April14,2013

The Values of DrawingpresentsfiveartistsworkinginIowaandNebraskawhoareexceptionalwhenitcomestoachievingtexturalsubtletyfrompencilandcharcoaldrawings.Thoughdrawingsareoftenassociatedwithsketches—thingscreatedasfirststepstowardlargerartworks,theseartistsfocusondrawingsasendsinthemselves.Manyoftheworksarecreatedwithstunninglevelsofdetail.LarassaKabelofDesMoinesusescoloredpencilstocreateimagesthatareastoundinglyrealisticandoftenquitelarge.VisitorshavebeenparticularlyimpressedwithKabel’sdrawingAny Minute Now—Flyboy,aworkthatis9feetsquarefeaturingahorsethatappearstobeinmid-air.Herdrawing,The Beauty Trap,animageoftheartist’shandstrokingthemaneofahorse,appearsmorelifelikethanseemspossible.

BlairBenzofMonticello,Iowa,usescharcoaltocreateperfectlittledrawings.Thoughnotmuchlargerthanapostcard,Benz’sdrawingsofflowers,fruits,andunusuallandscapesareuncannyintheirdepthandrealism.JustinMeyersofBlair,Nebraska,worksinbothcharcoalandgraphiteinastraightforward,yetunsparinglyintensemanner.Hisprecisedrawingsfeatureover-sizedportraitsandstill-lifeimages.J.MarleneMuellerofWayne,Nebraska,usescharcoaltorecreatethesmoke,ash,andflamesinlarge-scaledrawingsofburningbarnsthatshewitnessedduringfirefightingtraining.JanZelfer-RedmondofJefferson,SouthDakota,usesdrawingmediumsmuchmoreforpuremark-makingorshapinganatmosphere,ratherthanforadepictionofpeopleorthings.

AsanextensionoftheworkcreatedbytheartistsinThe Values of Drawing,theArtCenterpresentsadiverseexhibitionofdrawingsfromitspermanentcollection.Theexhibitionincludesportraits,landscapes,andstilllifescreatedfromthelate19ththroughthelate20thcenturies.

Youth Art Month ExhibitionFebruary16–April7,2013

ThisannualexhibitionfeaturesworksbySiouxlandstudentsfromthetri-statearea.JurorPaulineSensenigreviewedhundredsofworksbyareamiddleschoolstudentstofindtheverybest.

Underwritteninpartby

Siouxland ArtistsJanuary19–March31,2013

Twenty-onemembersofSiouxlandArtists,Inc.showcasetheirtalentsinthisexhibition.

Work by Students in Sioux City Community SchoolsNorthside Elementary SchoolsFebruary9–March24,2013

ThisexhibitionfeaturesartproducedbyelementaryschoolstudentsattendingschoolslocatedonthenorthsideofSiouxCity.

CURRENTEXHIBITIONS

BlairBenz,(The Divine Comedies) Falling from Grace,2008,char-coalonpaper,7.5x6inches,courtesyofOlson-LarsenGalleries,WestDesMoines,IA

Veronica Boogerd, Joyful Hands, conté crayonTeacher – Jim Bravo, North Middle School, Sioux City, IASecond Place – Eighth Grade

2 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

3 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

9 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

10 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

16 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

17 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

23 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

24 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

EXHIBITION CLOSES: Sioux City Northside Elementary Schools

26 – 28Spring Break Create-athon,9:00am–4:00pm(pre-registrationrequired)

30 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

EXHIBITION CLOSES: Siouxland Artists

31 CLOSED, Easter

CALENDAROFEVENTS

March

6 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

7 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

EXHBITION OPENS: Sioux City East Middle & High Schools OPENING RECEPTION: 1:30 – 2:00 pm

EXHIBTION CLOSES: Youth Art Month

13 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

EXHIBITION OPENS: Sioux City Camera Club

14 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

EXHIBITIONS CLOSE: The Value of Drawing: Blair Benz, Larassa Kabel, Justin Meyers, J. Marlene Mueller, Jan Zelfer-Redmond and Selections from the Sioux City Art Center Collection of Drawing

18 EXHIBITION OPENS: The Briar Cliff Review Exhibition OPENING RECEPTION: 6:00 – 8:30 pm Sioux City Camera Club

20 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

21 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

27 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

ARTcetera ’13 fundraiser/auction,6:00–10:00pm

EXHIBITION OPENS: ARTcetera ‘13

28 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

April

CALENDAROFEVENTS

CALENDAROFEVENTS

4 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

5 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

11 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

12 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

18 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

19 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

EXHIBITION CLOSES: Sioux City East Middle & High Schools

25 The Art Lesson,10:30am–12noon

26 Sunday Family Fun Day Workshop,1:30–2:30pm

MayWeareheadingintoour20thanniversaryofArtCenter’sArtSplash!ThebignewsforArtCenter’sArtSplash2013isourrelocationtoRiversidePark.ThemovetoRiversideParkallowsforexpansionandgivesusthebestofbothpreviouslocations:theshadeofoldoaktreesandflatterrain!Thisyearwillcelebrate20yearsofourfestival,bringingbackthebestofArtSplashpastwhilealsoexpandingtogrowArtSplashforthefuture!

Inthecomingmonths,ArtCenter’sArtSplashwillbebusytakingartistapplicationsforthe2013annualjuriedartshow.Atleast120artistswillbeinvitedtoexhibit—40morethanlastyear!Areaartistsareencouragedtoapply.FindalinktotheapplicationsiteontheSiouxCityArtCenterwebsite:www.siouxcityartcenter.org/artsplash.ThejurywillconveneinMaytoselectour2013ArtSplashartists.WanttogetinvolvedinArtSplash?There’smuchtodo,bothduringtheplanningyearandthefestivalitself.Weneedpeoplewithallkindsofskillsandabilities.Fundraisinghasalsostartedandisalwaysagreatwaytoensureafutureforthefestival.IfyouwouldliketolearnmoreaboutmakingadonationtoArtCenter’sArtSplashand/orvolunteeringatthefestival,pleasecontactArtSplashDevelopmentCoordinatorErinWebber-Dreeszenat712.279.6272ext.232oratewebber@sioux-city.orgtolearnaboutopportunitiesforgettinginonthefun!

CheckoutupcomingSummerArtCampsonourwebsite!

www.siouxcityartcenter.org

Presenting SponsorArtCenterAssociationofSiouxCity

Signature SponsorLaVentura

Lead SponsorBrueningEyeSpecialists

Major Sponsors Greenberg’sJewelersGunderson’sJewelersThorpe&Co.Jewellers

Media SponsorsCableONESiouxlandMagazine

Business SponsorsAvéMedicalLaserSpaBelleTouchéGLOSSAirbrushMakeupCo.ofSiouxCityHy-Vee,SouthSiouxCityKingsburyElectronicSystemsProfessionalImageModelingSchoolAgency,SiouxFallsVizio

Table SponsorsStacieAnderson•BrueningEyeSpecialists•MariKaptain-Dahlen•KristineGiese•LuanneGiesler•GlobalFoods•Greenberg’sJewelers•Gunderson’sJewelers•LaVentura•LisaLeopold•ShannonLiddell•MillsShellhammerPuetz&AssociatesInsurance•AshleyMozak•LouisePersinger•SocorraRoth•SunnybrookDental•Thorpe&Co.Jewellers

DEVELOPMENT

November8,2012

Initsthirdyear,thissignatureeventfortheSiouxCityArtCenter,providesafunwaytoengagepeopleandencouragethemtogetinvolvedwiththeArtCenter.

“HatsOff”toAssociationBoardmemberandownerofLaVentura,Sheri Lund,whosegenerousdonationofhertime,talent,andresourcescoupledwithherincrediblesenseofstyleandcreativespiritproducedanotherfashionableevent.

SpecialThankstoDi Grayforastand-upjobasMistressofCeremony.

HonoraryChairsHelen GlazerBeth Ellis KollarsLaurie Mills

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Runway a Go Go!

SocorraRothrevealsamodlook.

JessicaLedermanexpresseselegance. JenniferCanny“strikesapose.”

YournaRosepresentsaleisurelystylishattitude.

Artc e t e r a ’ 1 3

The art auction you don’t want to miss!Thisartauctionoccursonlyonceeveryfouryearsandwillfeaturemajorofferingsbyover50artists.

Saturday, April 27, 20136–10pm

SiouxCityArtCenterHonorary Chairs:

Nathan & Lisa KalaherMike & Jessica Nagel

Dwight Packard & Cindy McLaughlin

VisitorInput(October–December2012)

New&UpgradedMemberships(October–December2012)

HouseholdJohnEliadesFamilySteveFrankTomGilsenanSheaHartman-HodgesJulieHlasAmberJohnsonHarland & Jeannette JohnsonChaeliKohnDeeMcKennaBruce&BeckyMeyerDianeNeri

Art Center memberships help inspire imaginations and enrich lives.

Business MembersAryStillmanHy-VeeFoodStoresVizio

Individual MembersDonorJim HartjeVibeke JensenMarySterk*Michael&MeaghenWostoupal

SeniorMarciaLevinJeannieNemmersRandyRenshawEleanorTilton

StudentDianeDeLaineMolstadRichardSteinbach

Bold –Upgrade

*AssociationBoardMemberaffiliation

Exhibitions:10/6 Very Nice! Not just DaVinci but everything.RonB.–SiouxCity,IA10/6 DaVinci exhibit was amazing!!RachelU.–Norfolk,NE10/6 Tremendous! As exhilarating as the Dali exhibit!SusanF.–Alta,IA10/9 Thanks for the DaVinci exhibit.C.Family–SiouxCity,IA10/11 Glad I didn’t miss it.DuaneO.–Lincoln,NE10/13 Super Duper!!!NicoleP.–ElkPoint,SD10/13 DaVinci was one cool dude!JessicaP.–SiouxFalls,SD10/13 Inspiring.JohnW.–TwinFalls,ID10/14 Brilliant.ChristianK.–DakotaCity,NE10/14 I love the black and white drawings.MakenzieM.–SiouxCity,IA10/14 Fabulous! Again! Again!E.Family–DakotaDunes,SD10/14 Thank you for bringing DaVinci to Sioux City.DianneM.–SiouxFalls,SD10/14 Bravo!JudyB.–LeMars,IA10/14 Breathtaking. S.Family–SouthSiouxCity,NE11/13 Love Larry Roots exhibit.SitaraA.–SiouxCity,IA11/16 Beautiful installations.Terry&CatherineF.–Omaha,NE11/16 Quality installations!JoanneA.–SiouxCenter,IA11/25 Love the “Hands On” Gallery.A.Family–OverlandPark,KS

Experience:10/4 Amazing! Thanks.SarahK.–Sturgis,SD10/5 Thanks – What a treat!W.Family–Melvin,IA10/6 WOW! NancyH.–SanFrancisco,CA10/11 Enjoyable & good for Sioux City.MaryLouB.–SiouxCity,IA10/13 Splendid. We are lucky! Gene&MartieE.–SiouxCity,IA11/10 Just moved here from Chicago. The Art Center is amazing, I really enjoy it! KrystieC.–SiouxCity,IA11/5 Great Place.SignyC.-ThunderBay,Canada11/21 Lots of fun for our kids.E.Family–Troy,MI11/21 I’ll be back.KayL.–Vermillion,SD11/21 Oooh so good!HeidiH.–Omaha,NE11/25 So much fun!C.Family–Olathe,KS11/24 Love the Art Star program.ErinC.–SouthSiouxCity,NE11/28 So much fun in the kids’ gallery!L.Family–Oceanside,CA11/28 Like it. Good job.V.Family–Orlando,FL11/29 Very nice – enjoyed it!MaraH.–TerreHaute,I12/1 Great experience!RickS.–Marthasville,MO12/6 We’ll be back. Thanks!Mathew&DidiB.–Gaborone,Botswana

HelenaPotashEd&RheaSteck

IndividualJoanneAlberdaRichardAshmoreDebraCoppockRhondaEckermanAshleyMozakMarleneMuellerBettyPrattRozannaTrossCarmanWhite

Countries:Botswana,DemocraticRepublicoftheCongo,France,Germany,Canada

States:AK,AR,AZ,CA,CO,FL,IA,ID,IL,IN,KS,KYMI,MN,MO,NE,NM,NY,OH,OK,SC,SD,TX,WA,WI

Tri State Communities:75(Iowa–43,Nebraska–19,SouthDakota–13)

ActivityinourHandsOn!Gallery

JEWELRY WORKSHOPBEADINGANDSTAMPINGwith Lisa Leopold#J01 April12 HS–Adult Friday,10:30–1:00pm Tuition:Member$50–Non-member$60 (Bringanycostumejewelryyouwouldliketoupdate) Studio #205

GLASS STAINEDGLASSwith Donna Behrens#G01A March14–May2(8weeks) HS–AdultThursdays,6:00–8:30pm Tuition:Member$130–Non-member$156 Studio #205 (**NWAEA Credit Available)

ADVANCEDSTAINEDGLASSwith Donna Behrens and Dave Van Berkum#G01B Sametimeandplaceas#G01A,thisclassis designedforthosestudentsrepeatingtheclasswith advancedcourseobjectivesforgraduatecredit throughNWAEA.

PAPERMAKING MAKEITYOUROWNwith Debra Marqusee#P01 March17–May12(8weeks) Ages13–Adult Sundays,1:30–3:30pm Tuition:Member$100–Non-member$120 NoClassonEasterSunday,March31 Studio #205 (*NWAEA Credit Available)

PHOTOGRAPHY DIGITALPHOTOGRAPHYwith Robert Gillespie#PH01 March14–May2(8weeks) HS–Adult Thursdays,6:00–8:30pm Tuition:Member$110–Non-members$132 Studio #202 (*NWAEA Credit Available) Bringyourcamera!

ADOBEPHOTOSHOPwith Sheryl Piere#PH02 March28–April25(5weeks–15hrs) HS–Adult Thursdays,5:30–8:30pm(3hrs/wk) Tuition:Member$125–Non-member$150 Computer Lab (**NWAEA Credit Available)

CERAMICSCERAMICSwith Tom Roberts#C01 March14–May2(8weeks) HS–Adult Thursdays,6:00–8:30pm Tuition:Member$110–Non-member$132 Clay Studio (*NWAEA Credit Available)

COURSECATALOGSPRINGTERM2013

STUDIOARTCLASSES&WORKSHOPS

DRAWING AND PAINTING INTERMEDIATEDRAWINGwith Karen Kinney#D01 March17–May12(8weeks) HS–Adult Sundays,1:15–3:45pm Tuition:Member$110–Non-member$132 NoClassonEasterSunday,March31 Studio #204 (*NWAEA Credit Available)

PAINTINGwithDUObrandWATER-MIXABLEOILSwith Al Harris-Fernandez#PT02A March14–May2(8weeks) HS–Adult Thursdays,6:00–8:30pm Tuition:Member$110–Non-member$132 Studio #203 (**NWAEA Credit Available)

ADVANCEDPAINTINGwithDUOWATER-MIXABLEOILSwith Al Harris-Fernandez #PT02B Sametimeandplaceas#PT02A.Thisclassis designedforthosestudentsrepeatingtheclass withadvancedcourseobjectivesforgraduate creditthroughNWAEA.PAINTINGTECHNIQUESwith Jodi Whitlock#P03 March14–May2(8weeks) HS–Adult Thursdays,6:00–8:30pm Tuition:Member$110–Non-member$132 Studio #204 (**NWAEA Credit Available)

WATERCOLORPAINTINGwith Glenda Drennen#PT04 March12–April30(8weeks)HS–Adult Tuesdays,10:15am–2:15pm(4hrs/wk) Tuition:Member$140–Non-member$163 Studio #204 (*NWAEA Credit Available)

PORTRAITPAINTINGwith Jodi Whitlock(Priordrawingandpaintingexperiencesuggested.)#PT05 March15–May3(8weeks) HS–Adult Fridays,10:30am–1:00pm Tuition:Member$110–Non-member$132 Studio #204 (**NWAEA Credit Available)

FRIDAYOPENDRAWINGANDPAINTINGSTUDIOFORSTUDENTSENROLLEDINCLASSES. EveryFriday,10:15am–3:50pm Studio #203MIXED MEDIAMULTI-MEDIACOLLAGEwith Vivian Miller#MM01 March16–May4(8weeks) HS–Adult Saturdays,10:00am–12:30pm Tuition:Member$110–Non-member$132 Studio #202 (**NWAEA Credit Available)

March 11 – May 12, 2013 (8 weeks) No Classes March 31 (Easter)AskaboutbecominganArtCentermemberatthetimeofregistration.Memberswillreceivea20%discountonselectedclasses.Registeronlineatwww.siouxcityartcenter.orgorcall712-279-6272ext.200,orvisittheSiouxCityArtCenter,225NebraskaStreet.OnlineregistrationCLOSESFIVEDAYSbeforethestartofclass!Telephoneandwalk-inregistrationCLOSESTWODAYSbeforethestartofaclass.

POTTERYfromtheWHEELwith Mike Oliver #C02 March16–May4(8weeks) HS–Adult Saturdays,10:30am–1:00pm Tuition:Member$110–Non-member$132 Clay Studio (*NWAEA Credit Available)* Remember to sign up first at the Sioux City Art Center, and then at NWAEA if you want renewal or graduate credit for your class!YOUTH ART JUSTGETTINGSTARTEDwith Debra Marqusee#Y01 March14–May2(8weeks) Ages3–5 Thursdays,10:15–11:00am Tuition:Member$50–Non-member$60 Studio #204

AFTERNOONCLAYCLASSwith Tom Roberts#Y02 March14–May2(8weeks) Ages7–12 Thursdays,4:00–5:30pm Tuition:Member$90–Non-member$108 Clay Studio

AFTERSCHOOLDRAWINGLESSONwith Karen Kinney#Y03 March14–May2(8weeks) Ages7–13 Thursdays,4:00–5:30pm Tuition:Member$90–Non-member$108 Studio #204

EVERYTHING3-Dwith Debra Marqusee#Y04 March11–April29(8weeks) Ages7–13 Mondays,4:00–5:30pm Tuition:Member$90–Non-member$108 Studio #205 ARTISTICDIRECTION;STAGECALLwith Debra Marqusee#Y05 March13–May1(8weeks) Ages8–14 Wednesdays4:00–5:30pm Tuition:Member$90–Non-member$108 Studio #203

INTRODUCTIONTOPAINTINGwith Karen Kinney#Y06 March11–April29(8weeks) Ages7–13 Mondays,4:00–5:30pm Tuition:Member$95–Non-member$114 Studio #203

SATURDAYARTLESSONwithDebraMarquseeandCharleneNelson#Y07 SaturdayMorning Ages6–12 10:30am–12:00noon Tuition:$5.00perchild Studio #203

SUNDAYFAMILYFUNDAYwith Brenda Schoenher-Thelen#Y08 SundayAfternoon AllAges 1:30–2:30pm Tuition:Pricedperproject NoClassonEasterSunday,March31 Studio #203

March26–28Ages8–13Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,9:00am–4:00pmTuition:Member$92–Non-member$110

This camp is for the creative child who is eager to learn more about art and experiment with a variety of mediums.

Twosnackswillbeprovided,andyourchildmustbringasacklunch.

Maximum 20 children

Childrenwillbedividedinto2agegroups.Eight,NineandTenyearoldswillbeinGroupA.

Eleven,Twelve,andThirteenyearoldswillbeingroupB.

Inspire your children’s creativity!

Artcamp2013isfortheartisticchildwhowouldenjoyspendingtwoweeks

immersedinavarietyofartmakingactivities.Childrenages6–13mayattendeither

inthemorning,afternoon,orfulldayonTuesdays,

Wednesdays,andThursdaysofeachtwoweeksession.The

exceptionwillbe,thefirstweekofcamp3,duetotheJuly4thholiday,thefirstweekofcamp3willrunonaMonday,

Tuesday,andWednesday,July1,2,and3.ThesecondweekofcampwillrunasusualonTuesday,WednesdayandThursday,the9,10,and11,ofJuly.

Camp1 June4–13 Camp4 July16–July25Camp2 June18–June27 Camp5 July30–August8Camp3 July1,2,3–9,10,11

ArtCamp Tuition:6Halfday:(18hours)Member$105Non-member$1286Fullday:(42hours)Member$210Non-member$256

Throughoutthecamp,thechildrenreceivetwonutritioussnacksdaily.Suchthingsasfreshfruit,cheese,crackers,yogurt,granolabarsandicecreamwillbeserved.*Fulldaystudentsmustbringasacklunchthatwillbestoredintherefrigerator.

Class size is limited to guarantee optimal learning experience. Sign up early!

Call 712-279-6272 ext. 200 or visit our website at www.siouxcityartcenter.org

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NEWworkshop

225NebraskaStreetSiouxCity,IA51101

712-279-6272

www.siouxcityartcenter.org

HOURS:Tues,Wed,Fri,Sat10am–4pmThurs10am–9pm;Sun1–4pmMonClosed

Dependingontheweather,the56ft.tallJohnHenrysculpture,Sioux City,willsoonbelocatedatthecornerof3rdandPierceStreets.