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SAN DIEGOART INSTITUTE

SINCE 1941

Museum HoursTuesday - Saturday: 10am - 4pm

Sunday - Noon - 4pmClosed Monday

sandiego-art.org

Also in part by QUALCOMM Incorporated, and the Chris and Lorraine Wolfe Fund.Financial support is provided by the City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture.

MAR/APR 2013 M E M B E R S H I P N E W S

THE 52ND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONO P E N I N G R E C E P T I O N

You are cordially invited byTHE SAN DIEGO ART INSTITUTE BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO

THE 52ND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONO P E N I N G R E C E P T I O N

April 13, 2013 6-8 pm

Juried by Daniel Foster Executive Director Oceanside Museum of Art

Non-Members: $20SDAI Members: $10

Tickets: 619.236.0011krobers@mola-sdai.orgor www.sandiego-art.org

Music by the Peter Rutman Band

Cocktail attire or ethnic dress

Hors d’oeuvres & no-host bar

Awards Sponsored (in part) by:

Hoffman Trust

Joe Nalven

Renata Spiazzi

Corrigan/Roy/Stallings

Bruce and Cheryl Tall

The San Diego Art Institute (SDAI)is a 501(c)3 nonprofit located in

Balboa Park, House of Charm, at1439 El Prado, Fed.I.D. 95-1816068

Financial support provided by the City of San Diego

Commission for Arts & Culture

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SAN DIEGO ART INSTITUTEMuseum of the Living Artist

House of Charm, Balboa Park, 1439 El PradoSan Diego, CA 92101-1617

(619) 236-0011 • Fax (619) 236-1974website: sandiego-art.org

email: krobers@mola-sdai.org

San Diego Art DepartmentEducational Facility: 3830 Ray St.,

San Diego, CA 92104(619) 299-4278

email: info@sdartdept.comwebsite: www.sdad-sdai.org

Board of GovernorsBill Hawkins, Schuyler Hoffman, Susan Leonard

Jean McKee, Ted Mintz, Robert Wallace, Chris & Lorraine Wolfe

Board of DirectorsChair: Elaine Ellis

Secretary: Kathyrn KramerJoe Nalven

Larry Poteet (Attorney)

Bruce TallEducational & Outreach Committee

Lesley Anderson, Director of EducationMaria Howard, Youth Programs & Developmt Director

SDAI Advisory BoardVincent Andrunas

(Social Editor: Décor/ Style Magazine)

Elizabeth Basinet (Barrett Resource Group)

Patti CoopriderPamela HartwellEmalyn Leppard

Debra A. Morse – AttorneyPeter B. Rutman (AdminEstate Corporation)

Vaughn Woods, CFP

Co-SponsorsCity of San Diego Commission for Arts & Culture

Friends of the Institute

San Diego Art Department/Ray StreetDirector – Lesley Anderson

Studio Coordinators –Tim Schultheis, Deanna Duckettand Kevin GreelandStaff of SDAI

Executive Director – Timothy J. FieldDirector of Administration – Kerstin Robers

Gallery Assistant/Public Relations – Marc PickettDirector of Education - Lesley Anderson

Youth Programs & Developmt Director - Maria HowardGraphic Designer/Production Coordinator - Jack Wade

Poet Program Coordinator – Michael KlamAccounting Assistant – Paul Stolte

Journal StaffTim Field, Kerstin Robers, Jack Wade

Photos – Messenger

Website DesignMichael Hanes, Roark Dority

Solo Show SDAI:MOLA March 1 to April 7, 2013

Jonathan Williams “From a Silhouette”

My mid-period began in 2002, and is logically called as such, because it ushered in my classic technique of Portraiture and figure painting. It stripped my palette down to a few colors (4-6 on the average) and the ‘alchemy’ of those few colors became that much more fulfilling.

Untypical of most artists, I suspect, I start on a dark surface, and work up a progression of lighter colors and tones, but take care to preserve the darkness from beneath, thus I work from the faintest of silhouettes. This means especially human figures, whose flesh I simplify to a palette of 1-2 colors, on occasion, 1-2 additional ones. True to my technique, I work from dark to light, painting several of carefully placed “wet on wet” layers of the same color to achieve a fluidly, modeled result. For the first time since it was painted, 11 years ago, I am showing “The Colossus of 43rd Street” and other selections, all and each evolved from a silhouette.

Daniel Foster has a distinguished 25-year career in innovative and fine/contemporary arts and museum leadership and programming. Additionally, Foster is a proven nonprofit executive and fundraiser – having raised $25 million over the past nine years. In Oct. 2012, Foster became the Executive Director of the Oceanside Museum of Art (OMA) leaving his role as the President/CEO of The Community Foundation Serving Riverside & San Bernardino Counties (a $60 million philanthropic and arts leader in the Inland Empire). Previous to TCF, Foster was the Executive Director of the Riverside Art

Museum and widely regarded as a key visionary leader in establishing the city of Riverside into the “City of Arts & Innovation”. Currently, Foster is the Found-ing Board Chair of the newly launched nonprofit arts council for San Bernardino County, Arts Connection.

Academically, Foster received a Master’s of Fine Arts w/honors in New Genres and Painting/Sculpture from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1995, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Entrepreneurship/Business at the University of Southern California in 1988. Additionally, Foster has pursued three years of full-time studies in philosophy, science and studio art at the University of Califor-nia, San Diego (Revelle College). Some of Foster’s strongest arts education influences came from Allan Kaprow, Italo Scanga, Ernest Silva, Kim MacConnel, and David Antin.

Mr. Foster will be the third Executive Director at Oceanside Museum of Art.

Welcome New SDAI Members!Elias AlvaradoYovanka BonalesPierre Y. BounaudGwenda CurrySheila J. DaubeWilliam N. EllisJose FigueroaFrancine L. Filsinger

Roxanne GroomsCharles & Sibyl GrossmanDaniel M. HoglundPatricia KinkeadJamie A. LykinsConnie J. McCoyDanielle NelisseMiyuki Passchier

Julie M. PrichardDot RenshawJennifer A. RichardsIsmat S. ShahidChristine M. Ziegler

Juror for 2013 InternationalExhibitionDaniel Foster, Executive Director at Oceanside Museum of Art

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The Borrego Art Institute in Borrego Springs is holding an exhibit of fine art by artists of Latino heritage, April 6-30. We would like artists to submit their work for this show and those that are interested can contact me at kaylevie@cableusa.com.

The Paint-out is an SDAI-sponsored program to support and promote the art of plein-air paint-ing (painting outside on location). Participating artists gather at designated San Diego locations to paint in plein air and socialize. An informal critique of a day’s paintings is performed with intent to pro-vide a learning and supportive environment. SDAI members and non-members, of all skill levels, are welcome to participate.

2013 SDAI Paint-OutsMarch 2 - Ventura Cove Park, Mission Beach (San

Diego) Just off of W Mission Bay Drive, turn on Gleason Rd. Meet near restrooms

April 6 - Sunset Cliffs Park (San Diego) Meet at parking lot at end of Cornish Drive

May 4 - Old Town San Diego Historic Park (San Diego) Meet near flagpole in central green area

June 1- Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum (Vista) Meet in parking lot outside of gate

July 6 - San Clemente Park (West end) (San Diego) Meet at Marion Bear Park, at restrooms on east parking lot

August 3 - Shelter Island – Near Bali Hai (San Diego) Northwest side of parking lot. Looking at the backside of the Shelter Island boatyards

September 7 - Cabrillo National Monument (San Diego) Meet in front of visitors center

October 5 - Spanish Landing Park (San Diego) West end of parking lot

The San Diego Art Institute’s Educational Facility, the San Diego Art Department, provides an inclusive, collaborative environment that fosters artistic expression, for all ages and proficiencies, using art to contribute value and diversity to the community with educational programs, exhibitions and workspace.

February/March“Cuarenta y Dos”

by artist Carlos Castrejon Closing reception will be held on March 9

6-10pm (during Ray at Night).Also on exhibit will be artwork by

members & instructors.

On the Featured Artist Wall: artwork by Vanessa Hoffman.

March/April Artwork by Kevin Greeland

Opening reception will be held on March 156-8pm

Closing reception will be held on April 13th, 6-10pm (during Ray at Night).

Also on exhibit will be artwork by members & instructors.

SDAD is located on 3830 Ray Street in North Park. For a detailed schedule of our classes please visit the website: www.sdad-sdai.org or call: 619-299-4ART.

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Reception: March 08, 2013 from 6pm to 8pm 6-7PM Artists, Student Artists & Guests Arrive; Hors d’oeuvres

7PM-7:30PM Certificates & Special Awards Presented

7:30PM–8PM Gallery Open to View Youth Exhibition, Regional & One-Foot Museum Exhibits

PRESENTING

Zamorano Fine Arts Academy On Exhibit

Mar 01 - Apr 07, 2013

The David G. Fleet Young Artists Gallery provides a venue for art from public, private and parochial schools (K ‐12) throughout San Diego City and County in conjunction with SDAI’s art and education programs.

Through our David G. Fleet Young Artist’s Gallery Youth Programs, ART BOX and ART BOX 2 we are actively involved in encouraging art education as a core‐curriculum within our schools. We believe that art improves social skills, helps students

with general academic performance and raises their self‐esteem. Art aids in early childhood development and becomes and alternative to substance abuse and violence. Each youth exhibition is complemented by a free public reception for the artists, students and their teachers, principals, and parents.

Please send your comments or questions to: Director of Youth Programs & Development at YPdirector@sandiego-art.org

David G. Fleet Young Artist Gallery and Youth Programs

1439 El Prado, Balboa Park, San Diego, CA 92101

www.sandiego-art.org (619) 236-0011

Museum Hours: Tues-Sat 10AM-4PM & Sun Noon-4PM

ON VIEW

Youth Art Gallery

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Zamorano Fine Arts AcademyOn exhibit in the Fleet Gallery: March 01- April 7, 2013

The David G. Fleet Young Artists Gallery provides a venue for art from public, private and parochial schools (K-12) throughout San Diego City and Coun-ty in conjunction with SDAI’s art and education pro-grams.

Through our David G. Fleet Young Artist’s Gallery Youth Programs, ART BOX and ART BOX 2 we are actively involved in encouraging art education as a core-curriculum within our schools. We believe that art improves social skills, helps students with gen-eral academic performance and raises their self-es-teem. Art aids in early childhood development and becomes and alternative to substance abuse and violence. Each youth exhibition is complemented by a free public reception for the artists, students and their teachers, principals, and parents.

Zamorano’s Mission Statement

Students will develop an understanding and appre-ciation for the arts. The students will use this knowl-

edge and apply it to the world around them while becoming productive and responsible citizens in our community. While at Zamorano, students will im-merse themselves in a multifaceted approach to art as a learnable, visual language. Students will integrate creative expression, cultural and historical heritage, artistic perception, art history, and art criti-cism. Art will be integrated into all areas of the curriculum with emphases on ceramics, painting, drawing, pho-tography, sculpture and graphic arts. School - wide Vision Statement

All Zamorano students will be intrinsically moti-vated to become independent thinkers and life-long learners. Students will develop an understanding and appreciation for the dynamic language of the arts. Zamorano students will use this knowledge and apply it to the world around them while becoming productive and responsible citizens in our commu-nity.

Merkabah!!!Merkabahis on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays.$5 for Everything.

Optional RSVP on Merkabah’s Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/135323286637690/

5:00 to 9:00 p.m. Bring your art supplies and let’s create together!

Humanauts, we are excited about this gathering! This gathering will be taking place in Balboa park and the space that art gym SD has provided for us is beautiful and ready for our collective creation.

Come join us for a night of improvised meditation music and art! Bring your supplies and come get in that creative flow with us. Please feel free to like

their facebook page. They are doing awesome things: https://www.facebook.com/ArtGymSD

There will be a model (?) (most likely nude) for those of you who wish to paint/draw the grace of the hu-man body. What an honor it is to be graced with the body’s poetry. *PLEASE KEEP THIS IN MIND IF YOU WANT TO BRING CHILDREN*Bring your HULA HOOPS as there will be plenty of space to get your hoop on.

Bring beautiful healthy/vegetarian/vegan foods for all to share! Let’s make this a feast for all senses! Invite your friends and family. (We welcome all!)

We will see you there. There’s so much to create and explore together.

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ArtGymSD at SDAI Winter Program (Do Art Daily)

In winter, ArtGymSD takes place 3 times a week amidst fine juried art on the gallery floor of the prestigious San Diego Museum of the Living Artist in Balboa Park. Gym hours are Monday, Wednesday 6-9pm and Sunday 4 to 9pm. We provide models, some easels, tables, and music. Food is potluck.

Build your work habits. It’s still just $5 a session or $25 a month pass, take advantage now!

The gym is also available on other nights and times for special requests and to facilitate your art project. Contact Richard (rbcd@artgymsd.com) or Roberta (rolynku@gmail.com).

• Life Drawing and PotluckBrook Castrejón Solis has set up a wonderful life drawing program (most) Monday, Wednesday and Sunday evenings at SDAI’s Museum of the Living Artist.’ Every week talented life drawing models are available from 6 to 9pm on the floor of the SDAI gallery in Balboa Park. Every 2nd Sunday the Model will do an elaborate super long pose that carries over into Monday, giving artists 5 to 6 hours to work on a more developed piece. Models do their own special nude and/or costumed poses, $5.

• Monthly Photography SessionJeff Brosbe is responsible for the monthly photography session. Gallery lighting, a 3-hour photo shoot, and very talented models have made this an exciting and productive event for photographers. A signed model release is included in the $20 dollar charge to participate. The Rapid Fire Modeling Fundraiser and Potluck

• Rapid Fire Modeling FundraiserBrook Castrejón Solis also organizes the occasional Rapid Fire Modeling Fundraiser where in true ArtGymSD spirit, several of San Diego’s finest, talented and most creative models donate their time and pose in rapid succession on at least two model stands. One stand devoted entirely to short poses, and another set up for longer poses... $5, monthly pass, and/or generous donation of your own choosing.

• Graphite SocialShaunna Witt and Leslie Cortez created the Graphite Social, an RSVP $15 fundraising and life drawing event complete with special models, guest artists, music, and lot of fun. Art is made... sometimes by people new to the process.

• Shop Talk and PotluckMost Wednesdays 6 to 9pm and Sundays 4 to 9pm. Short talks (formal and informal) with hands on demonstrations by local artists. Life drawing models from 6 to 9pm both days when open (check calendar for exceptions).

• WorkoutMaterials will be on hand to make art, Sundays 4 to 9, Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 to 9. Don’t worry about packing anything. We will have stuff for you to work with! Any extra donations for materials needed but not required.

Updates will appear at www.artgymsd.com and on the SDAI calendar and events pages.

ArtGymSD at SDAI Presents Live Model Shoots for Photographers

Days and Times:

Mon – March-18, 6:00pm to 8:00pm: Model (s) to be determined.

General Information: Poses will be both clothed and nude, drawing on the individual models repertoire. A model release is included in the participation fee of $20.00. Features of the space include 360 and overhead shooting areas, large blocks, the orange wall, a large stairway, an overhead spot, movable walls, and gallery lighting. Custom set ups are encouraged but should be setup in advance and coordinated with Jeff Brosbe. Please email: brosbe@cox.net with any suggestions or questions. Updates are posted at www.artgymsd.com and www.facebook.com/artgymsd.com

model for March:Zoe Tantrum

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The Gathering is a social, relaxed group where artists, aficionados, their spouses or significant others meet over potluck to discuss their latest work and adventures. Children are welcome but the work is not censored, so parental discretion is strongly advised.

The next Gathering dates will be:

March 3rd and April 7thDescription and schedule:• 3:30 to 4:00: bring artwork and check in.• 4:00: doors are locked (ring the doorbell after 4).• 4:30-5:30: artists break off into groups of 9 artists to

present their work. (If enough under-age artists bring work, they will be given a separate group and leader.) Non-presenters can continue socializing or join the group of their choice.

• 5:30 to 6:00: groups finish up, reconvene, socialize and/or help tidy up.

Artists can bring up to 3 pieces of artwork. All skill levels show work for fun, feedback, mentoring and exposure. In the UU tradition there will be a ‘question of the day’ (hereafter known as ‘the Molly’), which artists can answer or ignore when showing their work.

Co-Sponsored by:

and The San Diego County Community Enhancement Fund

Artists are encouraged to bring show flyers, books, magazines, announcements, etc., to share. ‘Cost is just $5.00 per person.’ Everyone is also encouraged to bring food for the potluck. Jonathan will bring his famous guacamole!

New members: this is a great opportunity to meet other members, show your work and see the work being created in the San Diego area.

Everyone else: show us your work, whether you’re getting into the juried shows or not. We want to see what you are doing and have the opportunity to talk with you.

SDAI is continually growing and evaluating programs in order to provide the artist community with exception-al programming and opportunities. Feedback is always appreciated and, if you would like to do so, please email Lesley Anderson at: eduprogramSDAI@gmail.com.

To Send Light into the Darkness at Gallery 21 in Balboa Park - March 2

I hope you can join us - members of the Digital Art Guild - at our art show at Gallery 21 in Spanish Village/Balboa Park. The show runs from Wednesday, February 27th to Monday, March 11th. The artist reception is Saturday, Mar. 2nd from 1-4 pm and will feature the flamenco music of Anthony Garcia.

The exhibit is titled: To Send Light into the Darkness and represents illuminating imagery of contempo-rary art in digital media. Joe Nalven

DIGITAL ART GUILD EXHIBITION AT GALLERY21 IN BALBOA PARKTHE PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:Ron Belanger, Joseph Erbacher, Joan Everds, Phil Herwegh, Marc Kitaen, Kat Larsen, Irv Lefberg, Dana Levine, Fred Marinello, Guy Mayenobe, Kerry Mitchell, Kris Moore, Joe Nalven, Robin Robertis, Jill Rowe, Julia San Roman, Renata Spiazzi, Raymond St. Arnaud, Michael Sussna, Eric Swenson, Ron Tatro, G. PashaTurley, John Valois, Penelope Vining, Pamela York, Lee Zasloff

The show was juried by Chuck McPherson, owner of Ballast Point Gallery in Barracks 24, Liberty Station.

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The San Diego Art DepartmentUpcoming Art Classes in March/April

Classes are open to everyone! Call SDAD at (619) 299-4278 to Register

Color, Color, ColorInstructor: Susan OsbornMondays, March 11th, March 25th, and April 8th from 10am-1pm

Drawing and WatercolorInstructor: Thia NeviusMondays, April 1st – May 6th from 2pm-5pm

Intro to Drawing and PaintingInstructor: Michael HaleyMondays, March 4th - April 8th from 6:30pm-9:30pm

Watercolor PaintingInstructor: Brian ShepherdMondays, Feb 25th-April 1st from 6:30pm-9:30pm

Silk PaintingInstructor: Nadja LancelotTuesdays, Feb 26th-April 2nd from 10:30am-1:30pm

Painting Open StudioInstructor: Ari Kate Ashton Tuesdays, Feb 19th-March 26th from 6-9pm

Acrylic Painting I&IIInstructor: Ari Kate AshtonTuesdays, Feb 19th-March 26th from 6:30-9:30pm

Learning to Draw the Human FigureInstructor: Igor KoutsenkoWednesdays, March 6th- April 10th from 6:30-9:30pm

Painting in OilsInstructor: Kris FinchWednesdays, Feb 27th-April 3rd from 6:30-9:30pm

Developing the ArtistInstructors: Ari Kate Ashton Thurs., March 28th-May 2nd from 10:30am-1:30pm

The Art of MosaicsInstructor: Chris Brown Thursdays, Feb 21st – March 28th from 6:30-9:30pm

Glass Fusing as ArtInstructors: Bonnie Dull Thursdays, March 7th-April 11th from 6:30-9:30pm

Introduction to Soft PastelsInstructors: Sally PhillipsThursdays, Feb 22nd –March 29th from 12:30-3:00pm

Drawing for BeginnersInstructor: Kris FinchSat., Feb 23rd –March 30th from 10:30am-1:30pm

Painting and the Creative Process Instructor: Deron CohenSaturdays, April 6th –April 27th from 2-5pm

Mixed Media Instructor: Kevin GreelandSun., March 3rd – April 14th from 10:30am-1:30pm

Light and Shadow Photography:Instructor: Tee Taylor Wednesdays, March 20th-April 24th from 6:30-9:30 Printmaking (Focus on Linoleum Cut): Instructor: Igor KoutsenkoWednesdays, March 20th-April 24th from 2-5pm

Upcoming Youth Class:

Painting, Sculpture and Beyond! (ages 6-12)Instructors: Alexis ArchibaldSat., March 2nd-March 30th from 11:00am-1:00pm

Upcoming Art Workshops in March/April:

Silk Scarf in a Day!Instructor: Nadja LancelotSunday, March 10th from 10:30am-1:30pm

Wood CollageInstructor: Cindy DunlevySunday, March 10th from 2:00pm-5:00pm

Photographing Your ArtworkInstructor: Tee TaylorSunday, March 17th from 1:00-4:00pm

BookmakingInstructor: Kevin GreelandSunday, April 21st from 10:30am-2:30pm

Silver Ring Instructor: Alexis ArchibaldSunday, March 3rd from 2-5pm

Watercolor Greeting Card Instructor: Rachelle Farber Sunday, March 17th from 2-5pm

Glass FusingInstructor: Bonnie DullSunday, March 17th from 10:30am-1:30pm

Soul CollageInstructor: Sherry EberweinSunday, Arpil 14th from 10:30am-1:30pm

Mixed Media with Oil Pastel Instructor:Susan OsbornSunday, April 21st from 11am-3pm

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Kirby Kendrick’s BlogBEHOLD, America!Posted on February 4, 2013

American art is evolving!

American art is pushing all the boundaries!

It is almost inconceivable how much the work of American artists has changed in the past 250 years. This mind-bog-gling evolution was brilliantly presented by three renowned San Diego museums…The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, The San Diego Museum of Art and the Timken Museum of Art. These classy museums pooled their art treasures for a recent knockout show.

BEHOLD, America!

America’s art was presented with the three themes of Figures, Frontiers and Forms; dating from before the revolution in 1771 to the latest contemporary pieces.

See for yourself the evolution!

Figures

Mrs. Thomas Gage, 1771 The Hobo, 1999John Singleton Copley John Currin

Frontiers

Forms

The Magnolia Blossom

Yellowstone Park, 1909 Homestead with Jade Sky2011Deanna Thompson

Thomas Moran

1888Martin Johnson Heade

Georgia O'KeeffeThe White Flower, 1932

Yes! American art has definitely evolved.Watch this video for a fascinating glimpse of BEHOLD, America!Click this link to view the video, www.youtu.be/cX9gKcYxY2Q.

I am offering a special deal for any artists who want a similar promotional video.

I will produce a hi-def promo video, up to 2 minutes long, composed of artist-provided still images and text.

The artist-provided images and text can easily be emailed to me. I can either copy the finished HD video into a file-sharing site, snail mail a data CD or DVD, or deliver it in person locally. (Hi-def videos are too large to email.)

My blowout price is $50, payable through Paypal (other payment options can be arranged).

I just finished producing another artist promo-tional video (youtube link below).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GDZ8T8Q3lI

Offer expires March 31, 2013.

Thanks, Randy LaneConcrete Music San Diegowww.concretemusicsandiego.comrandy@concretemusicsandiego.com(619)278-1107

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