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PUBLISHED BY THE PLYMOUTH ARTS CENTER FOR ITS MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
“Endangered Places Historic Spaces” Water’s Edge Artists April 4 to June 1
Sponsored by: Plymouth Rotary Club and Mooney & Siegert Law Office
Gallery 110 North Tues-Sat: Noon-4pm Sun: 1:00-4pm Closed Mondays & holidays.
PAC Office Hours:
Tuesday-Friday 10am-4pm
www.plymoutharts.org
(920) 892-8409
P.O. BOX 253 Plymouth, WI 53073
BULK RATE
U.S. Postage Paid
Plymouth, WI
Permit No. 91
Current Exhibit
Plymouth Arts Center Board of Directors
Tom Slater, President
Paul Sartori, President-Elect
Keith Enstrom, Sec/Treas.
Barbara Barrows
Karloy Galstad
Robert Hoopman
William Horsch
Linda Laible
Frank Maydak
James Rosetti
James Sutton
Donna Hahn, Executive Director
March 2014
Our mission…
To enliven the spirit of our community
and to enrich the lives of all by provid-
ing diverse experiences in the arts.
Find Your Inner Painter, 6 week Mixed Media & Watercolor Classes with Artist Kathleen Mulholland Thurs. 9:30am to 12:30pm April 10 to May 15, 2014 $85 Members $95 Non-Members
One-Day Intro to Pastels Workshop with Artist Beki Borman Saturday, May 24, 2014 9am to 3pm $75 Members $85 Non-Members
“The Impressionist Vision: American Impressionism” 2-Day Painting Workshop With Artist James Hempel Thursday and Friday April 3-4, 2014, 9am-4pm $140-Members $150 Non-Members
Watercolor Workshop with Artist Joye Moon “A Floral Project” Wednesday-Thursday August 6 & 7, 2014 9:00pm to 4:00pm $165 PAC Members $175 Non-Members
The Artist’s Way 14-Week Workshop with artist Christina Wynveen Thursdays, Sept.11-Dec.4, 6:30pm-8:00pm $65 PAC Members $75 Non-Members.
Drawing Classes with Artist Paula Swaydan-Grebel will be scheduled. Please check our website for the full schedule of art classes.
Copper Box Band
Lori Dunbar states, “There’s nothing better than taking photos in the gorgeous light right before sunset. The lovely florals in her collection are from an expansive garden at her mother’s country home. Lori holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. She and her family live on the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan. Lizabeth Higgins has a Fine Arts Degree from Lakeland College as well as an Art Teaching degree from Silver Lake College. She has a true appreciation of the environment particularly with ever-changing skies and weather conditions. “I strive to capture the fleeting moments with a camera.” The series of photos by Lisa Lehmann illustrate the drama of Lake Michigan in the winter months. “My photographs for this exhibit represent the character of the lake’s ever-changing shoreline over a period of seven years.” Lisa has an extensive background in photography, music, poetry, graphic arts, radio and television. Sisters, Lisa Lehmann and Liz Higgins grew up in rural Plymouth. Their father, Jerad, influenced their passion for photography. He taught science, math and photography at Plymouth High School.
A graduate of Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, Glenn Thiesenhusen has 25 years experience as a commercial photographer. Glenn and his family value fresh, non-toxic food sources and grow most of their own produce. They have connected with local farmers who raise animals using natural, sustainable and humane processes. Glenn’s images record the beauty of the animals in their environs and raise awareness of the need to change back to smaller, independently run farms. The fifth photographer, Greg VanDeLeest, is self-taught and has been making images for over 20 years. His photographs have appeared in many publications and won numerous awards, including the Grand Prize in the 2008 Wisconsin Trails Photo Contest. “I have tried to capture just some of the beauty and majesty of trees, whether in wide-angle views of an entire forest or close-ups of a single tree or parts of that tree. Hopefully, Wisconsin will continue to have trees in great numbers and varieties for generations to come.”
Special thanks to our presenting sponsors: Sun Graphics/Mary Kay & Terry Evans and Veritas Financial Services, Margaret Wittkopp. Thank you to the opening reception musicians: Jennifer Struve, piano and Janice Westphal, piano; and to the Sartori Company for donating their delicious artisan cheeses.
“OF THE EARTH” To March 28
Sponsored by: Sun Graphics/ Mary Kay and Terry Evans and Veritas Financial Services/ Margaret Wittkopp
Upcoming Exhibits
This group of performers, musicians, and their tech crew donated their time and talent to present Plymouth Arts Center Theatre Company’s premier production of “A Celtic Christmas.” It was an outstanding and beautiful show. Our sincere thanks to directors: Kerrylynn Kraemer-Curtiss and Mandy Radloff (also lead singers along with Tom Clegg.) and the cast and crew: L to R Back Row: Steve Vogt-guitar; Tom Clegg; Rev. Jim Wilson; David Rank; Rachel Amweg; Barb Jacobs; Angi Mahlendorf; Kenneth Wilhite-violin, recorder, penny whistle, drum. Second Row: Dan Mahlendorf; Janice Westphal-piano; Mandy Radloff; Vanessa Ceilley; Allyson Obermeier; Catherine Wilson; Amanda Sager; Sherry Payne; Toddianna Kraemer-Curtiss, Tehya Wachuta, Michellelena Kraemer-Curtiss, Kerrylynn Kraemer-Curtiss; Bill Johnston-Technical Director. Front Row: Kailei Wachuta; Kieran Kraemer-Curtiss; Joanna Heup; and Emily Schuh.
Alive in the Arts 19th Annual Juried Exhibit June 6 to August 1
Sponsored by: Community Bank & Trust and 20/20 Visions/Drs. Sharon Roberts & Brad Wicklund
Gallery 110 North is currently presenting a photographic exhibit of creative views of our highly valued natural resources. Of The Earth, on display until March 28th, features the original images of five Sheboygan County photographers. Each photographer has made a photo study of a particular resource to share with viewers.
OF THE EARTH: GROUP PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT
“A CELTIC CHRISTMAS” PREMIER CHRISTMAS MUSICAL SHOW
Calling Wisconsin Artists to enter Plymouth Arts Center’s 19th Annual Juried Exhibition. Postmark Deadline is: Friday, April 4th. To receive a prospectus, please call, visit our office, or download from our website: www.plymoutharts.org.
Cloud Study by Liz Higgins
Ice: Icicle Monster by Lisa Lehmann
CURRENT RESIDENT OR
ART CLASSES AT THE PAC! An Enriching Experience!
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THEATRE CO. TO PRESENT “THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW”
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
VOLUNTEER AS A DOCENT IN GALLERY 110 NORTH!
A warm welcome to four volunteers who recently joined our Gallery 110 North team of Docents. Our thanks to: Ken Pannier; Lou Schils; Larry Bray; and Amy Huibregtse. If “you” are interested in helping us out a few hours per month, Docent Coordinator, Roberta Krueger would enjoy meeting with you and will provide docent training. Please call Roberta at: (920) 533-8931.
Becoming a Docent is easy and fun! A Docent shares his or her enthusiasm of the visual arts with visitors of all ages. Gallery Docents interact with visitors, answer questions about the exhibits, and are the 'eyes' of the gallery. Additionally, docents encourage visitors to return and sample the rich variety of changing exhibitions and other program-ming we offer.
Docents may choose to volunteer any day from Tuesday through Sunday usually between the hours of Noon to 4:00pm. We ask gallery docents to commit to at least (one) two to three-hour shift a month. Docents are encouraged to attend the guided informative tours at the beginning of each scheduled exhibition.
PAC MUSICALS & SPECIAL EVENTS COMING SOON!
Plymouth Arts Center’s Visual Arts Team: L-R: Deborah Heberlein; Jody Schetter; Judy Roblee; Marianne Bowes; Dena Adamson; Pamela Hailer; Liz Higgins; Virginia Conley; Larry Basky. Team members not
present for photo: Sharon Schlundt; Roberta Krueger; and the Tech Crew.
The Visual Arts Team is the core group of individuals processing ideas to further enhance the gallery’s events. Their mission is: To produce and present six distinctly different fine art exhibits by Wisconsin artists each calendar year. All exhibits to be open to the public in Gallery 110 North. The Team assists with a wide range of responsibilities such as: Instal-lation; Prep of Exhibit Space; Jury Process; Intake & Return of Artwork; Receptions, and more! The Team is open to anyone interested in promoting the visual arts by their active participation. To learn about the various aspects of gallery operations, please contact Team Leader Dena Adamson at (920) 893-9815.
BE PART OF THE CREATIVE ENERGY OF GALLERY 110 NORTH JOIN OUR VISUAL ARTS TEAM!
Plymouth Arts Center Theatre Company will be presenting sketches from “The Carol Burnett” Comedy Show, one of America’s best and funniest variety shows that aired for over 10 years. For this production, Director Kerrylynn Kraemer-Curtiss chose to present 20 of Carol’s original skits including the all-time favorites “Gone with the Breeze,” and “As The Stomach Turns.” Tickets for the four shows: April 10 through April 13, including a matinee, are available now. $10 in advance; $12 at the door. Visa and Mastercard accepted. History of the Carol Burnett Show: In 1967, CBS offered to put Carol Burnett in a weekly comedy series called Here's Agnes. However, Burnett had a stipulation in her ten-year con-tract with CBS that said she had five years from the date The Garry Moore Show ended to "push the button" on hosting thirty one-hour episodes of a music/comedy variety show. As a result, the hour-long Carol Burnett Show was born and debuted in September 1967, garnering 23 Emmy Awards and winning or being nominated for multiple Emmy and Golden Globe Awards every season it was on the air. Its ensemble cast included Tim Conway (who was a guest player until the ninth season,) Harvey Korman, Lyle Waggoner, and the teenaged Vicki
Lawrence, whom Burnett herself discovered and mentored.
A true variety show, The Carol Burnett Show struck a chord with viewers. Among other things, it parodied films (Gone With the Breeze for Gone With the Wind,) television (As the Stomach Turns for the soap opera As the World Turns) and commercials. Musical numbers were also a frequent feature. Burnett and her team struck gold with the original sketch "The Family,” which eventually was spun off into its own television show called Mama's Family, starring Vicki Law-rence. Burnett opened most shows with an impromptu question-and-answer session with the audience, lasting a few minutes, during which she often demonstrated her ability to humor-ously ad lib. On numerous occasions, she obliged when asked to perform her trademark Tar-zan yell. Burnett ended each show by tugging on her left ear, which was a message to her grandmother who raised her. This was done to let her know that she was doing well and that
she loved her.
Our Carol Burnett Show cast includes: Tom Clegg; Dan Mahlendorf; Lorraine Selenski; Mandy Radloff; Renee Wachuta; Tehya Wachuta; Kailei Wachuta; Chris Fontaine; Jardin
Fontaine; and Kerrylynn Kraemer-Curtiss.
MEMBERSHIP & ANNUAL REPORT
Plymouth Arts Center is a remarkable place to gather, make art, and celebrate art. In 2013 we are pleased to report that more than 20,000 visitors took part in our exhibitions, music and theatre events, festivals, classes, bus trips and special events. The 2013 Annual Report is a comprehensive listing of PAC Members, Sponsors, Volunteers, Donations, and Events. It is now available on our website and we invite you to take a look at this very impressive report. Our sincere thanks to all who helped to keep the arts alive in Plymouth, Wisconsin.
As a nonprofit arts organization, the PAC relies on the support of its members and friends to provide our wide variety of programs that are accessible to the entire community and beyond. We need “you!”
We are still accepting dues for the 2014 Mem-bership year. If you haven’t mailed yours, we hope you will, and that you will encourage your friends and neighbors to join us. Members are extremely valued; you are the backbone of our organization. Gift Memberships are available!
PLEASE LEND US A HAND! Help us by lending us your talents peri-odically. Join other people just like you who love the arts and want to support creativity and nurture the arts in our community.
This is just a sample of the jobs ….. Would you like to be part of our “Street Team” helping out once or twice a month by distributing posters, flyers, and generally spreading the word around town about the great things going on at the PAC? Are you handy or can do some heavy lifting? We need more people who are willing to help us set up/take down tables, chairs, and stages. Do you have any carpentry, woodworking, painting, skills for theatre set building? Consider helping us teach, perform and create, OR please let us know how you would like to help.
Despite our best efforts, errors sometimes do occur. If your name was inadvertently omitted or misspelled in the Annual Report, please let us know by e-mail: [email protected] or give us a call.
Coming this Spring…
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Summer Music Series
Annual Spring Concert Plymouth Arts Center Singers Directed by Dan Clausen Accompaniment by: Mary Fellenz and Freddie Noordyk Fri-Sat. May 16-17, 2014 7:30pm $12 Members $15 Non-Members
Dick Fellenz
FRIDAY NITE LIVE
PREMIER COMEDY
AND MUSIC SHOW
PAC THEATRE CO.
FRIDAY, MAY 30
11th Annual Cheese Capital Jazz Crawl for the Arts Friday, August 8, 2014
Order your wristbands now and help support the PAC!
Classical+ Music Concert, Directed by Elisabeth Daniels, Sun., April 6, 2014 at 2:00pm
“Phantom of the Opera” Bus Trip, Thursday, July 24, 2014 (matinee performance)
"The Mad Adventures of Mr. Toad” by TYA, Tuesday, August 5, 6:30pm (we are hosting)
