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As we celebrate our 17th year at Three Pines Studio, we focus our energy on the freedom of expression in the arts to illustrate, explain, and connect us with the world. Whether it’s through the words of Pablo Neruda, a World Wide Knit in Public Day, a celebration of Frida Kahlo, or the lyrics of Bob Dylan, we aim to be inspired and inspire others to engage in an ever inclusive conversation with our community.

We’ll begin the conversation with our Memorial Day weekend 2017 invitational exhibition—Visual Odes: A Tribute to Pablo Neruda, the Nobel Poet Laureate 1971. Three Pines is excited to be hosting the exhibition, The Art of the Book, in conjunction with the Second Annual Harbor Springs Festival of the Book, September 30 – Oct 1, 2017. And we’ll conclude our exhibition schedule with The Lyrics of Bob Dylan, Nobel Poet Laureate 2016.

Outside the gallery walls of Three Pines, the inspiring scenic meditation and perennial gardens offer everyone who visits our studio an opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty of our space here in Northern Michigan. The hands-on aspect of our working fiber and ceramic studios offers a shared experience for our visitors, so they can better understand our creative process by watching us work.

Three Pines encourages everyone to create, and we provide the opportunity to do so through our summer workshop offerings. Over 100 workshops are offered in a six-month period to visiting or resident artists in the area.

This summer we scheduled the popular drop in/open studio days for a 4th season, giving everyone the chance to use studio time for fiber dying and surface design while supporting a flexible schedule.

Our kid’s workshops educate and inspire participants by integrating a different artist and their creative process into each workshop. Kids will learn to paint, cut paper, collage and sculpt by experimenting with a variety of materials such as metal wire, wood, paper and paint.

Through our workshop offerings, we have been fortunate to meet many families and have watched kids grow up, move to schools near and far, and eventually start their own families. Each one touched in a special way by the shared creativity here in our studio. We hope to continue to inspire new creative experiences this upcoming year and into the future.

Thank you to our friend and professional photographer, Curtis Eberhardt for capturing some wonderful workshop moments.

Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/threepinesstudio, or Instagram and Twitter @3pinesstudio

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Founded in 2000, in Cross Village,

Michigan, by Gene Reck and Joann

Condino, Three Pines Studio is a

working artist’s studio and sales

gallery in the arts and crafts

tradition. Our modern facility

features two 400-sq.-ft. working

studios that provide artists of all

ages the necessary equipment and

materials to create in both the clay

and fiber mediums. Three Pines’

gallery features work of northern

Michigan artists exclusively. We

look forward to conducting many

NEW workshops this year by

adding an inspired adventurous

twist on the workshop experience.

If you have any questions or

workshop suggestions, feel

free to contact us anytime at

231.526.9447, or via email at

[email protected] and

[email protected].

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KIDS WORKSHOPS: THURSDAYS IN JULY & AUGUST KIDS: SCULPTURE Artist Alberto Giacometti: Create Your Own Giacometti Sculpture Designer Alexander Girard: Paint/Create your own Spoon People, or Build your own Castle, Palace, Fort or Fish ................................6

KIDS: PAINTING Artist Frida Kahlo/Make Tin Milagros, Self-Portraits, Headband or Memory Box ........................................6

KIDS: MIXED MEDIA Artist Joseph Cornell/Make Your Own Dream Shadow Box ..............................................................6

ADDITIONAL KIDS WORKSHOPS (By appt.)Georgia O’Keefe, Wassily Kandinsky, Henri Matisse, Ray & Charles Eames, Alexander Calder ...................6

DROP IN/OPEN STUDIO DAYS Mon.-Wed. in July & August .....................................5

FAIRY PARTY FRIDAYS ...........................................7 FIBER: DYEING Hand-Paint/Dye Local Wool ......................................8Hand-Paint/Dye Cotton Yarn ....................................8

FIBER: SHIBORI & SILK Shibori/Color Dye a Silk Scarf ...................................8

FIBER: SURFACE DESIGN (New blocks) Woodblock Printing on Cotton Napkins ..................8Woodblock Printing Seasonal Prayer Flags ...............8Drop In/Open Studio Days: Wednesdays in July & August ...................................5

FIBER: INDIGO (New techniques) Drop In/Open Studio Days: Mondays and Tuesdays in July & August SHIBORI-INDIGO Mondays .......................................5BATIK-INDIGO Tuesdays ..........................................5

QUILLWORKQuill Boxes ................................................................9

JEWELRY Upcycled Earrings ......................................................9

SCULPTUREAssemblage Workshop .............................................9

PAINTING/DRAWING Stuart Shils - Painting Outside: Seeing and not Just Looking ...................................10

Ken Kewley - One Thousand Collages, Abstraction, and the Figure: Without a Model ............................10

Heidi Marshall - Plein Air Workshop .......................11

CLAYWORKS Clay project of your choice. By appointment. Call Gene Reck 231.526.9447.

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EXHIBITIONSMay 27 Visual Odes: A Tribute to Pablo Neruda Nobel Laureate 1971All media exhibition

July 1-12 The Elements: Clay, Fiber, WoodGene Reck, Joann Condino, David Eli Vaughn

July 15-26 Extraordinary Days Plein Air Paintings by Heidi Amenda Marshall

July 29-Aug 9 Into the Life of Things Plein Air Paintings by Louise Pond

August 12-23 Finding Common GroundAssemblage: Indy Bacon, Nedra Borders, Susan Fox

September 2-12 Three Village Arts XIISummer Plein Air Paintings

September 16-Nov 1 The Art of the Book All media exhibitionIn support of the Harbor Springs Festival of the Book

October 7 8th Annual Glass Pumpkin Patch Day

November 24-March 2018 The Lyrics of Bob DylanNobel Laureate 2016 All media exhibition

EVENTSWorld Wide Knit in Public Day June 10, 2-5 pm“Better Living Through Stitching Together”Join Three Pines Studio as we knit with thousands of other knitters from around the world. This free event is not knitting exclusive: Spinners/crocheters/weavers are welcome too. World Wide Knit in Public Day was created in 2005, and is the world’s largest knitting event – come connect with one another!

All levels welcome; no registration required. We’ll convene at Three Pines Studio and Cross Village Store located at the crossroads of C66 and C77 (the corner of State and Levering). Please bring a chair and hat (in case of sun). Refreshments will be provided. In case of rain, KIP will be held under our covered porch and inside our fiber studio. To learn out more about this worldwide event – please visit: wwkipday.com

Photostock 2017 June 15-18An annual festival for photographers, now in its 11th year, Photostock will be held on June 15-18, with workshops spanning either side of the event dates. Photostock is an off-site event coordinated by photographer Bill Schwab. For further information, please visit photostockfest.com

Community Parade July 2, 1 pm Lakeshore Drive, Cross Village Celebrate after the parade with American Spoon Gelato, cookies and music.

Frida Kahlo Birthday Party July 6, 1-3 pmSee page 4.

Upcycle Jewelry Trunk Show by Susan Klco Aug. 19, 2-7 pm Upcycle Jewelry Beginning Workshop

Harbor Springs Festival of the Book Sept. 30 - Oct. 2

Community Tree Lighting Nov. 24, 5:30 pmMusic, food, festivities 11 am-7 pm

Celebrating the Winter Solstice Dec. 16, 1-4 pm Workshops, food, fun

THE COLORS OF CROOKED TREE YARN PROJECT 2017Three Pines Studio offers hand painted artisan yarns under the label of The Colors of Crooked Tree Yarn. Spun locally in northern Michigan at Stonehedge Fiber Mill in East Jordan, the yarns are a blend of rare, luster longwools produced by the special sheep of our neighbors, The Loubert Family at the Lake View Farm near Cross Village, Michigan. The yarn is hand painted by Joann Condino and fellow artisans at Three Pines Studio with uniquely formulated dye colors. The yarns are a celebration of the colors and textures of this unique Great Lakes region, featuring a 21-color custom palette and the Pantone Colors for Spring/Summer 2017, including the Pantone Color of the Year 2017—Greenery.

The Colors of Crooked Tree Yarn project is in its 11th year, part of our effort to support a sustainable farm to market enterprise in Cross Village, Michigan. Our yarn may be purchased at the Harbor Springs Market every Wednesday and Saturday from June to September, and of course daily at Three Pines Studio and through our website: threepinesstudio.com.

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“Frida,” by

Jonah Winter

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by Ana Juan

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addition to any

child’s library.

We’ll be celebrating Frida

all summer with our Kids

Workshops – every Thursday

in July & August!

Frida Kahlo was born on July 6, 1907, in Coyocoán,

Mexico. Frida began drawing at a young age; after

contracting polio, she was bedridden for months –

drawing “saved her from being sad.” In 1925, she was

nearly killed in a serious bus accident. She began painting

during her recovery and, “In the hospital, it is painting

that saves her once again. Painting is like her im

aginary

friend. It is there whenever she wants it

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company. It keeps her fro

m giving up hope.”

Frida went on to become one of Mexico’s

most renowned artist

s. Her unique painting

style was a means to express h

ow she felt in

her body. “She paints what she sees in

her heart – on top of what she sees with

her eyes.” She lived her life in chronic pain;

people still marvel at how she turned this

pain into beautiful art.

Thursday July 6th1-3pm

Three Pines Studio is

Hosting a Frida Kahlo

Birthday Celebration!

We’ll have a variety

of activities available

to celebrate Frida’s

eclectic style: Making

tin Milagros (folk

charms/ornaments),

painting a self-portrait,

making a Frida flower

headband or memory

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Join us for cookies, workshops & fun!

Frida Kahlo was born on July 6, 1907, in Coyocoán,

Mexico. Frida began drawing at a young age; after

contracting polio, she was bedridden for months –

drawing “saved her from being sad.” In 1925, she was

nearly killed in a serious bus accident. She began painting

during her recovery and, “In the hospital, it is painting

that saves her once again. Painting is like her im

aginary

friend. It is there whenever she wants it

. It keeps her

company. It keeps her fro

m giving up hope.”

Frida went on to become one of Mexico’s

most renowned artist

s. Her unique painting

style was a means to express h

ow she felt in

her body. “She paints what she sees in

her heart – on top of what she sees with

her eyes.” She lived her life in chronic pain;

people still marvel at how she turned this

pain into beautiful art.

Three Pines Studio is

Hosting a Frida Kahlo

Birthday Celebration!

DYE/PRINT Silk Scarf $15-35 Cotton Scarf $15-35 Bag $25 Child Tshirt $12 Adult Tshirt $15 Fitted Tshirt $20 Sarong $25 Hat $7 Bandana $5 Celebration Flag $10 Prayer Flag $10

Napkins (dinner) $5 each Napkins (cocktail) 6 for $12 Table Runner $30-60

Fat Quarters 4-pk $20

Cotton $15-20/yard Linen $20/yard Silk $20/yard

Cotton $20/skein Wool $20/skein

DROP IN/OPEN STUDIO WORKSHOPS - JULY & AUGUSTDrop In/Open Studio time is intended to foster creativity and encourage experimentation. Artists and non-artists come together in a social act of collaboration, the only entry requirements being an inquisitive nature, a curiosity about new and traditional media, and a lack of inhibition about creating in a semi-public space.

HOW IT WORKS 1. Drop in anytime between 11 am-5 pm, Mon-Wed. Come for 15 minutes or stay all day. No registration necessary. 2. Choose a workshop(s). $5 per day studio fee plus materials fee (per project). 3. Start your adventure!Please Note: Kids under 9 must be accompanied by an adult or older sibling. All workshops available by arrangement for special groups, birthday parties and reunions.

WEDNESDAYS Woodblock Printing Learn how to print using a wide variety of woodblocks from India and textile paints on cotton. Our method simplifies the process to ensure success. New blocks and Jacquard textile paint available for purchase – continue your printing adventure at home! Ages 6+.

MONDAYS Shibori-Indigo Shibori is a traditional Japanese form of pleating, folding, twisting and wrapping using string to resist the dye. This year, we will be using Japanese style tools to assist us in new & advanced techniques. All ages welcome.

TUESDAYS Batik-Indigo Learn the ancient craft of wax-resist dyeing. Environmentally friendly soy wax will be used. Use our antique metal chops or brush your own designs and dip your creation into the indigo vat. All ages welcome.


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Registration required. All ages welcome. Kids under 9 must be accompanied by an adult or older sibling. Kids are also welcome during Drop In/Open Studio Days. See page 5.

READINGEach Kids Workshop kicks off with a story about the featured artist.

KIDS: SCULPTURELearn about designer Alexander Girard 11 am-12:30 pm Girard is an icon of mid-century design in many areas including textile, product, exhibit design and architecture. This workshop includes 2 activities: • Spoon Friends: Paint/create your own wooden spoon friends inspired by the dolls Girard created for his family.• Create/build your own castle, palace, fort or fish (A studio must do): Using scrap wood blocks and paint, create your own structure in the spirit of Alexander Girard’s Graphic Palace. The finished project is a wonderful sculpture, or can be used as a bookend. Ages 5+. Workshop fee for both activities $25, materials fee $10.

Learn about sculptor Giacometti 3-4 pm Explore the importance of shadow in sculpture. Make your own Giacometti sculpture with pipe cleaners, wire, paper and wooden beads on a clay base. Workshop fee $20, materials fee $10.

KIDS: PAINTING Learn about the artist Frida Kahlo 1-3 pmFrida Kahlo, one of Mexico’s greatest artists, began painting after being severely injured in a bus accident, as a way to express how she felt in her body. Kids can celebrate her eclectic painting style through a variety of activities: Making tin milagros (folk charms/ornaments), painting a self-portrait, making a Frida flower headband or memory box, or with Frida stickers or stamps. Workshop fee $20, materials fee $15.

KIDS: MIXED MEDIA Learn about artist Joseph Cornell 4:30-5:30 pm Joseph Cornell was one of the pioneers of assemblage. He built imaginary worlds from found objects inside small wooden boxes. Make your own 6”x9” dream box. Bring a collection of your favorite objects from the beach, woods, your pockets and drawers. Or sift through the studio’s drawers to find treasures to use. Workshop fee $20, materials fee $15.

KIDS: WORKSHOPS BY APPOINTMENT Three Pines Studio also offers several other Kid-centered workshops. These are available by special arrangement for your family or friends & are a great party idea! Options include: Georgia O’Keefe – Painted Umbrella /Wassily Kandinsky – Painting, Collage, Sculpture/Henri Matisse – Paper Cutouts/Ray & Charles Eames – Build Your Own House of Cards/Alexander Calder – Make A Wire Sculpture

For a full description of each workshop please see our website. To schedule, please contact the studio.

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FAIRY, PIXIE & GNOME PARTY FRIDAYS IN JULYAll the necessary fashion, craft materials, and most importantly, fairy dust are provided. Join us in imaginative fairy, pixie, and gnome fun. Make crafts, play games, and enjoy special treats. Each party is unique. Come to all of them. Register early; this is a very popular event.

Woodland Fairy Tea Parties Under the PinesFairies are said to live in the woods, underground kingdoms, inhabit lakes, hills and stone piles – often along unicorns, elves, gnomes and other animals.

If you are quick enough, you just might see a smiling fairy in our pine trees visiting from the forest, or one sleeping in a flower in the garden. Our Queen fairy is making magic at night and visits, spreading fairy dust during the day. Bring your fairy godmothers, grandmothers, aunts, or a favorite friend.

July 7, 14, 21, 28 Sweetheart Fairies, Pixies & Gnomes (3-5 years) 1-3 pm

Fairy, Pixie & Gnome Prep School Training School for Queen Fairies, Head Pixies and King Gnomes to be. (6-9 years) 3:30-5:30 pm

Limit: 8 per party. Workshop fee $40.

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FIBER: DYEING Hand-Paint/Dye 1 lb. of Local Wool Yarn Design your own color palette of dyes to enhance your special fiber project using acid dyes and the microwave. Limit: 3 students.

By Appt. Workshop fee $30, materials fee $35 (2 skeins). Artist/Instructor: Joann Condino

Hand-Paint/Dye Cotton YarnDesign your own color palette in cotton yarn using Procion MX dyes.

Friday, September 1, 3-5 pmFriday, September 22, 3-5 pmLimit: 4 students. Workshop & materials fee $60Artist/Instructor: Madeline Michaels/ Joann Condino

FIBER: SHIBORI & SILK Shibori/Color Dye a Silk Scarf Shibori is a traditional Japanese form of pleating, folding, twisting and wrapping using string to resist the dye. This year, we will be using Japanese style tools to assist us in new and advanced techniques.

Friday, August 18, 2-4 pmFriday, August 25, 2-4 pmWorkshop fee $30, materials fee $25.Artist/Instructor: Joann Condino

FIBER: SURFACE DESIGN Wood Block Printing on Cotton Napkins – Be Green Learn how to print using a wood block and textile paint on cotton. This is an opportunity to use both old and new blocks from India.

Thursday, September 7, 1-3 pmLimit: 4 students. Workshop fee $30, materials fee $25 (Woodblock kit: painting pad, textile paint). $25 for 4 napkins. Artist/Instructor: Joann Condino/ Madeline Michaels. Special workshops by arrangement.

Wood Block Printing Drop In/Open Studio - Wednesdays in July & August. See page 5.

Wood Block Seasonal Prayer Flags (NEW)Discuss the meaning behind celestial events and choose the appropriate symbols and colors for the seasons.

Saturday, June 17, 1-3 pmSaturday, September 30, 1-3 pmSaturday, December 16, 1-3 pmLimit: 6 students. Workshop fee $20, materials fee $10. Artist/Instructor: Madeline Michaels

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QUILLWORKQuill Box Workshop5-day quill box workshop with Yvonne Walker-Keshick. During this week, individuals will learn the techniques of quill work and will complete a 3” quill box. Brown bag lunch or purchase a Three Pines Box lunch from Cross Village General Store.

July 24-28,10-4 pmJuly 31-Aug 4, 10-4 pm Limit: 10 students. Minimum age: 10 yrs. Workshop fee $170 (materials included).

We are honored to have Yvonne Walker-Keshick teaching at Three Pines Studio. Walker-Keshick (tribal name: Falling Leaf) was born in 1946, and has descended from a long line of quill workers. She began making porcupine quill boxes in 1968, and became a full-time quill worker and teacher in 1980. Since then, she has generously shared her skills with her family and community. Walker-Keshick is one of the finest quill workers in North America, and a dominant force in preserving the cultural heritage of the Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa. In 1992, she received a Michigan Heritage Award, and in 2014 was awarded the nation’s highest honor for folk and traditional arts: the NEA National Heritage Fellow.

JEWELRYUpcycled Earrings In this beginner-level workshop, we will use recycled copper and old silver plate to make one or two pairs of earrings.

Saturday, June 10, 1-4 pmSaturday, August 19, 1-4 pmLimit: 4 students. Workshop fee $50, materials fee $10. Artist/Instructor: Susan Klco

SCULPTUREAssemblage Workshop Repurpose discarded objects, such as sewing notions, vintage toys, antique kitchen utensils, and favorite photos with glue, paint, a little imagination, and creative vision to build an evocative piece of 3-dimensional assemblage art. Bring items that hold meaning for you, and select from an assortment of found objects that will be supplied. Create new meaning by combining old objects with a new idea. All skill levels welcome.

Friday, August 11, 1-3 pmLimit: 10 students. Minimum age: 14 yrs.Workshop fee $60, materials fee $30.This workshop will be taught by 3 assemblage artists: Indy Bacon, Nedra Borders and Susan Fox. Their joint exhibition, Finding Common Ground, will be at Three Pines Studio August 12-23.

Special workshops by arrangement.

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ONE THOUSAND COLLAGES, ABSTRACTION AND THE FIGURE - WITHOUT A MODELKen Kewley WorkshopJune 22 (Evening Dinner & Lecture), 23, 24, 25. $600An exploration of pure abstraction and the abstraction in the figure through collage. We will draw and paint by means of collage. The statements “You cannot make it up” and “You must make it up” are both true. We must let both guide us. What we put down on paper are real things that we can adjust, just as we pose the model in our studio. It is this abstraction that we must adjust if we are working purely abstractly or if we are working from life. We will make

PAINTING OUTSIDE: SEEING AND NOT JUST LOOKINGStuart Shils Masters ClassJune 18 (Evening Dinner & Lecture), 19, 20, 21. $800This 3-day class will examine questions related to how we see and how we convert that seeing, editorially, into painting and drawing. We are working outside, not to make pretty or sentimental pictures, but to expose our sensibilities to the complex and endless visual possibilities available, even at the seemingly most ordinary places. We will concentrate on understanding the structure of perception and the perception of structure. While painting will occupy a major portion of these days, drawing will

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be an integral focus, not only with graphite, but extending the idea of drawing into the use of outdoor collage, paper folding, paper cutting, and using the phone camera or the small digital camera. Drawing in its many forms is really the engine behind not only painting, but also seeing. Various collaboration in pairs, two people working together, will also be emphasized. The evening before the first workshop day will include a slide talk related to large visual themes to be examined during the days to follow.Deposit: $400 to reserve space. Full payment due by May 1, 2017. For more information and housing arrangements, please call 231-526-9447 or email [email protected].


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PLEIN AIR WORKSHOP Heidi Amenda Marshall WorkshopAugust 2 & 3, 11 am-4 pm. $300 Brown bag lunch, or purchase lunch at the Cross Village General Store. Join Heidi Marshall for a two-day Plein Air Workshop that guides students through a disciplined but enjoyable process to create outdoor paintings! Heidi is an award-winning plein air artist who recently had a one-woman show at the University of Michigan. In this workshop, Heidi Marshall will do several demos and make a point of teaching value, process and technique. Painting “en plein air” is a French expression that literally translates into “painting in the open air.” It is an exhilarating and essential practice in learning to paint the landscape. A regular practice of outdoor painting provides countless benefits:

• More accurate understanding and appreciation of value and color; light reads true.

• A disciplined approach to accurate painting in a shorter timeframe. • A study of light in diverse situations. • Simplification of painting process that makes for strong and

dynamic paintings. • A collaboration between artist and nature; an interchange that

stimulates expression. Rather than being a strict imitation of nature, we will talk about a melding of the interior and exterior landscape.

hundreds of abstract collages. Then we will travel back to kindergarten when we did not need our families to pose in order to draw them, and we will invent figures. Next, we will move into the third dimension and make figures from corrugated cardboard. They will become our models. We will work with them and, with our rediscovered freedom, without them. All on a path away from copying and rendering towards a more exciting, and ultimately, a more real picture of what we find beautiful in the human figure and the world. Deposit: $300 to reserve space. Full payment due by May 1, 2017. For more information and housing arrangements, please call 231-526-9447 or email [email protected].

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EVENTS | EXHIBITIONS

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HappyFourth of July!

Fairy FridaySweetheart:

1-3 pmPrep School: 3:30-5:30 pm





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sat 27Visual Odes: A Tribute to

Pablo Neruda Nobel Laureate 1971 All media

exhibition

MAYsat 10

Upcycled Earrings 1-4 pm

World Wide Knit in Public Day

2-5 pm

JUNthur 15-sun 18

Photostock 2017

Annual festival

sat 17 Wood Block

Seasonal Prayer Flags (NEW)

1-3 pm

mon 19-wed 21Stuart Shils

Masters ClassJune 18 (Evening Dinner & Lecture)

fri 23-sun 25 Ken Kewley Workshop

June 22 (Evening Dinner & Lecture)

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Quill Box 5-Day Workshop

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10 am-4 pm

Cross Village Parade 1 pm

Celebrate After

at Studio

The Elements: Clay, Fiber, Wood

Gene Reck, Joann Condino,

David Eli Vaughn

Frida Kahlo Birthday

Party 1-3 pm

Extraordinary Days: Plein Air Paintings by

Heidi Amenda Marshall

Into the Life of Things Plein Air

Paintings by Louise Pond

THURSDAYS: Kids Workshops 11am-5:30pm

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TUESDAYS: Batik-Indigo

Drop In/Open Studio 11am-5pm

WEDNESDAYS: Woodblock


MONDAYS: Shibori-Indigo



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aug 31Plein Air Workshop

Heidi Marshall11 am-4 pm

Plein Air Workshop Heidi Marshall

11 am-4 pm

Assemblage Workshop

1-3 pm

Finding Common Ground-

Assemblage: Indy Bacon,

Nedra Borders, Susan Fox

Shibori/Color Dye a Silk Scarf

2-4 pm

Upcycle Jewelry Trunk Show

by Susan Klco 2-7 pm

Upcycle Jewelry Beginning Workshop

Upcycled Earrings 1-4 pm

Shibori/Color Dye a Silk Scarf

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fri 1Hand-Paint/Dye

Cotton Yarn 3-5 pm

sat 2-tue 12Three Village

Arts XIISummer Plein Air

Paintings

thur 7 Wood Block

Printing on Cotton Napkins –

Be Green 1-3 pm

sat 16- nov 1The Art of the Book All media exhibition

fri 22 Hand-Paint/Dye

Cotton Yarn 3-5 pm

sat 30 Wood Block

Seasonal Prayer Flags (NEW)

1-3 pm

sat 30- oct 2 Harbor Springs

Festival of the Book

sat 78th Annual

Glass Pumpkin Patch Day

fri 24 Community Tree Lighting 5:30 pm

Music, Food, Festivities 11 am-7 pm

fri 24-march 2018The Lyrics of Bob Dylan

All media exhibition Nobel Laureate 2016

sat 16Celebrating the Winter Solstice

1-4 pm Workshops, food, fun

Wood Block Seasonal Prayer Flags (NEW) 1-3 pm

DESIGN YOUR OWN CLASSLooking for something special for your group? Design a class that works with your schedule. Whether you home-school or just want to learn something specific, our artists/instructors can create a one-session or multi-week class that is fun and fits your needs.

PRIVATE LESSONSIs there a special skill you would like to learn and need a class to fit YOUR schedule? Try a private lesson, and work with our artists/instructors to learn clay or fiber techniques and skills. $35 per hour for one or two people, minimum two hours. Call 231.526.9447 for more information.

SPECIAL EVENT OR PARTY TO PLAN?Any Special Occasion: Birthday, Reunion, Girls’ Night Out - Plan your next party at Three Pines Studio. Parties for all ages are available and include a project in the studios (fiber or clay), where you and your guests will create a unique work of art.

• Parties for the young and the young at heart• You provide the guests and Three Pines Studio provides the

instruction, tools and materials.• Studio activities led by a Three Pines artist/instructor, followed by

your own celebration.

No registration necessary for drop in/open studio days: Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. If you would like to schedule a group workshop, or know in advance what day/time you will attend a drop in/open studio workshop please email: [email protected].

Scheduled Workshop Registration:In the studio: May-Oct, 11 am-7 pm (Daily)

By phone: 231.526.9447 - Visa, MC, Disc, AmEx

By mail/check: Three Pines Studio, P.O. Box 221, Cross Village, MI 49723

By email: [email protected]

Website: threepinesstudio.com

Class sizes limited. Register early. Cancellation is required, in most cases, 48 hours before the workshop to receive a refund. Children under 9 must be accompanied by an adult or older sibling. Visit the studio to see samples of workshop projects. Housing available for workshop participants from $75-$90/night.

THREE PINES STUDIO5959 West Levering, Cross Village, MI 49723 ph 231.526.9447 fx 231.526.9448 threepinesstudio.comMay-Oct: 11 am - 7 pm (Daily) Nov-April: 11 am - 5 pm (Fri-Mon) We are located at the crossroads of C66 and C77 in Cross Village. 27 miles north of Petoskey. 16 miles north of Harbor Springs. 15 miles west of Pellston.

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BACI’S (OUR STUDIO DOG) GUEST HOUSEVisiting dogs can spend time in the 10'x10'x6' kennel in the shade. Dog friends can rest, have a drink of water and a treat while family is in the gallery or in the studio taking a workshop.

THREE VILLAGE ARTS XIIThree Village Arts, an informal plein air painting group, is open to anyone who enjoys the experience of painting outdoors, and will meet every week throughout the summer. All painters and skill levels are encouraged to attend, and each outing is free of charge. Three Pines Studio is the official gallery of Three Village Arts, and hosts an end-of-summer

show for the group. The final art exhibition showcasing the work, Summer Plein Air Paintings, will take place September 2-12. For further questions, contact Ron Theisen at 517-214-6464 or Edy Stoughton at 231-537-7080. Please check the schedule at threepinesstudio.com around May 1st.

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