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In the Morin Gallery - Our Town: Three Painters
More Art Around TownRemembering & Echoes with author Frank Walker
Winter Classes and WorkshopsSaying Thank You to our 2013 Contributors!
www.artscenterinorange.com
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THE PRESIDENT’S CORNERRECENTLY, IT CAME TO MY ATTENTION THAT THE ARTS CENTER HAS BEEN IN ITS CURRENT
LOCATION FOR 15 YEARS! FOUNDED IN 1997, THE ARTS CENTER SPENT ITS EARLY YEARS WANDERING BETWEEN UNOCCUPIED AND OFTEN UNHEATED MAIN STREET PROPERTIES. IN 2001, BOB MORIN DONATED THE BUILDING AT 129 EAST MAIN STREET, WHICH HAD PREVIOUSLY HOUSED HIS ORANGE FURNITURE CO., TO THE ARTS CENTER IN ORANGE. BOB. WHO HAD SERVED ON THE ORANGE TOWN COUNCIL FOR 14 YEARS AND WAS MAYOR OF ORANGE DURING MOST OF THAT TIME, WAS EVER MINDFUL THAT HE WAS PART OF A COMMUNITY AND HAD AN OBLIGATION TO THAT COMMUNITY.
SINCE 2001, WE HAVE RENOVATED AND BEEN USING ABOUT 30% OF THE BUILDING. AFTER 15 YEARS, WE ARE CONFIDENT THAT THE TIME HAS COME TO LOOK AHEAD -- TO EVALUATE THE BEST USE OF OUR CURRENT SPACE AND CONSIDER POSSIBILITIES FOR EXPANDING INTO THE UNOCCUPIED PORTION OF THE BUILDING. TOWARD THAT END, THE ARTS CENTER BOARD HAS RECENTLY HIRED THE CHARLOTTESVILLE ARCHITECTURAL FIRM OF ATWOOD HENNINGSEN KESTNER TO ADVISE US ON HOW BEST TO RENOVATE THE BALANCE OF OUR HISTORIC MAIN STREET BUILDING WHILE MEETING THE GROWING NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY.
I WILL BE OFFERING UPDATES AS THE PROJECT MOVES FORWARD AS WELL AS SUGGESTIONS AS TO HOW YOU MIGHT BE INVOLVED. I ALSO WELCOME YOUR IDEAS.
IN THE MEAN TIME, I HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL AT THE CENTER SOON. IT’S TRULY WORTH YOUR VISIT.
ED HARVEY, PRESIDENT
The Arts Center In Orange is a nonprofit community arts center with a mission to increase the quality of life in our community by promoting an appreciation for fine contemporary arts in diverse styles and ideologies. This is done by providing: a forum to promote artistic excellence; scholarship and education; a venue for artists and artisans to work, teach, exhibit and sell work; and a place for the community to learn skills, and to participate in and enjoy the arts.
129 East Main Street, P.O. Box 13Orange, VA 22960
540-672-7311email: [email protected]
website: www.artscenterinorange.com
Board of Directors:Ed Harvey, President Betsy Brantley, Vice PresidentSuzanne Bresee, TreasurerSharon Mohrmann, SecretaryPhilip AudibertVirginia DonelsonJack MillerSally MickleyCheryl Lea McClureJeff PooleRichard (Buzz) VanSantvoord
For their continued support, we thank the Town of Orange, Orange County, the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts
Staff:Laura Thompson, Executive DirectorAnna Marie DeMio Dowen, Outreach DirectorJulie Jackson, Education Coordinator
All work included is the copyright of the artist.
In the Morin Gallery:
Our Town: Three PaintersNew work by three artists from Orange, Virginia:
Todd Brown received his BA in Fine Art from Lynchburg College in 1980. Since then he has operated a sign business where there has always been a fuzzy distinction between “sign” and “art”. In recent years, he turned “serious” in his pursuit of fine art and opened a studio in Orange, Virginia. He has sold hundreds of prints and originals. Favorite subjects include the railroad, scenes from the town of Orange, Virginia landscapes, Williamsburg and beach scenes from Nags Head, North Carolina.
Kelly Lonergan received an MFA in painting and printmaking from Virginia Commonwealth Univer-sity in 1991. He worked in a studio at the McGuffey Art Center in Charlottesville and exhibited his paint-ings throughout the state before leaving to teach at Germanna Community College and Piedmont VA Community College. He joined the faculty of Woodberry Forest School in 1995 where he contin-ues to teach studio art and art history.
Lee Nixon Jr. received his Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education from Virginia State Uni-versity in 1975. He taught at Daniel Morgan Middle School in Winchester, Virginia for five years. In 1980, Lee returned to Orange, to teach at Orange County High School where he initiated an annual Arts and Science Festival. His impressionist paintings have appeared in numerous galler-ies, including the Science Museum of Richmond, and the Arts Center in Orange.
February 6 - March 29, 2014
Enjoy more work by Virginia artists in our Virginia Artists Gallery Shop and at our Main Street, Orange satellite galleries: Virginia National Bank at 102 E. Main, The Light Well Restaurant at 110 E. Main, and The Law Offices of Sean D. Gregg at 111 E. Main
www.artscenterinorange.com
(Above) Meeting in the Echinaceas, Acrylic by Carol Barber(Left) Cloud Cacophony, Water-color by Chee Kludt Ricketts
(Top) Chicken House, Acrylic on canvas by Todd Brown(Right) Birth of Venus, Acrylic on canvas by Kelly Lonergan(Above) Early Morning on Old Rapidan Road, Acrylic on canvas by Lee Nixon Jr.
Classes For Adults & Teens:Hand Building Clay Class
Long time instructor, Sally Mickley, will guide you in the how and why of hand building – what you can and cannot do with clay. Start with the basics, then move on to more advanced work. We will work progressively. Each student works at their individual level.
Mondays, March 31, April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5Time: 10am-12pmInstructor: Sally MickleyAges: 16 and upRegistration $95 Supply Fee $35
Acrylic and Oil Painting Class
Explore acrylics and oils through a variety of painting exercises as the instructor addresses color, composition, value and style. One-on-one guidance makes this an appropriate class for a wide range of students from beginner to advanced.
Wednesdays March 5, 12, 19, 26 and April 2, 9Time: 7-9pmInstructor: Ed KingAges: AdultsRegistration $95, Supply list upon registration
Wednesday Night Clay Club (Pottery Wheel)
This class offers one-on-one instruction in throwing and hand building for those who have always wanted to try clay or have always meant to get back to it. Demonstrations and discussion of form and concepts assist students exploring their own clay project goals. This is an informal class and a lot of fun!
Wednesdays March 5, 12, 19, 26 and April 2, 9Time: 6-8pmInstructor: Aimee HuntAges: AdultsRegistration $95, Supply list upon registration
Oil Painting Workshop I with Kitty Dodd
Learn to paint like the Masters from renowned artist, Kitty Dodd. This class is wonderful for beginners or those that would like to improve their skills. Students will learn techniques and complete a still life to take home. Bring a snack and a drink.
Saturday, March 1Time: 10am-2pmInstructor: Kitty DoddAges: 16 and upRegistration $55 Supplies $20
Oil Painting Workshop II with Kitty Dodd
This workshop is a continuation of Oil Painting Workshop II, but can also stand alone. Students will be taught techniques and then complete a still life. The still life will be a more complicated project than the first workshop. Bring a snack and drink!
Saturday, March 15Time: 10am-2pmInstructor: Kitty DoddAges: 16 and upRegistration $55 Supplies $20
Adult & Teen Classes continued
Jewelry Workshop – Beaded Bracelet
This beautiful bracelet is fun to make and has proven to be very popular in workshops and in our gallery shop. The class is available for students 9 years old through adults.
Saturday, March 15Time: 11am-1pmInstructor: Pam DerricksonAges: 9 and upRegistration $30
T.G.I.Art:(Thank Goodness It’s Art!) Starry, Starry Blue Ridge
Join us for a fun evening out as we re-create – “Starry, Starry Blue Ridge”. Local artist Carol Barber will guide the class in a step-by-step workshop creating beautiful pieces of art to take home in one evening!
Friday, March 21Time: 6-9pmInstructor: Carol BarberAges: AdultsRegistration $30 Supplies $15
Glass Glob Earring Workshop
Craft these beautiful bauble earrings while learning techniques to grind a groove around glass globs/nuggets and wrap them with sterling wire.
Saturday, March 22Time: 10am-12pmInstructor: Trish SchornagelAges: 16 and upRegistration $30 Supplies $
Faceted Ring Workshop Craft beautiful rings to adorn your fingers or share with friends. Make a couple of different copper rings and one in sterling silver with a 6mm faceted stone.
Saturday, March 22Time: 1-3pmInstructor: Trish SchornagelRegistration $30 Supplies $25
Spinner Ring Workshop Learn the basics of soldering sterling silver wire and forging copper tubing while creating whimsical spinner rings.
Saturday, March 29Time: 10am-12pmInstructor: Trish SchornagelAges: 16 and upRegistration $30 Supplies $25
Adult & Teen Classes continued
Earring Workshop Learn several new techniques to make lovely, unique earrings using sterling and copper.
Saturday, March 29Time: 1-3pmInstructor: Trish SchornagelAges: 16 and upRegistration $30 Supplies $20
T.G.I.Art: Wine and Sunflowers
Mountains, Wine, Sunflowers! Re-create this vibrant painting that showcases the Blue Ridge Mountains and Virginia Wine. Enjoy a fun filled Friday evening painting and socializing with friends. Leave with a new piece of art created by YOU!
Friday, April 11Time: 6-9pmInstructor: Carol BarberAges: AdultsRegistration $30 Supplies $15
ClASS REGISTRATION FORM* * REgISTRATIOn & PAYMEnT MUST BE RECEIvED OnE WEEK PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS * *
Student Cancellations must be received prior to registration deadline for a refund. Class Cancellations due to inclement weather or instructor illness will be rescheduled. Classes will not be held without sufficient enrollment.
Name Phone
Address Email
City/State Zip (If child, age)
Class Date
Class Date
Class Date
I give The Arts Center In Orange permission to photograph myself/my child during class time, and use the photographs for fundraising and promotion. No ___ Yes___
If Student is under age 18, Please give an adult contact. name
Ph#
Return completed registration & payment to:
TACO, P.O. Box 13Orange, VA 22960.
PRIVATE lESSONS? For those of you who can’t arrange your schedules around our schedule, No Problem!
The Arts Center is very happy to set you up with one of the area’s fine teaching artists for private lessons. Just let us know what you want to learn, and we will find the teacher for you.
We know that, even the busiest people need ART! Phone: 540-672-7311
Intro to Clay Club This class will enable children to explore and expand their creativity while crafting decorative and useful items. They will learn the basic skills of hand building with clay including coil and slab techniques as well as glazing.
Mondays, March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, April 1Time: 3:30-4:30pmInstructor: Sally MickleyAges: 5-7Registration $75, Supply Fee $25
Pre-Teen Art ClAY This class is designed for students 8-12 years old. Students will learn fundamentals of art. This season we will focus on clay. Students will learn hand building techniques as well as basic wheel techniques.
Mondays, March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, April 1Time: 4:30-5:30pmInstructor: Sally MickleyAges: 8-12Registration $75, Supply Fee $25
Preschool Music & Art (For preschoolers & an adult partner)
This jungle themed class is full of songs and art projects about animals. Students will sing, learn rhythmic activities, dance and create using pastels, paint and collage.
Mondays, March 3, 10, 17 and 24Time: 9-9:45Instructor: Julie JacksonAges: 3-6 with adult partnerRegistration: $35 Supplies $10
Mixed Media Workshop Paint, embellish, stencil, experiment with different tools and products to create a one of a kind picture of your own. It is two hours of fun!
Saturday, March 8Time: 11am-1pmInstructor: Pam DerricksonAges: 8-12Registration $20 Supplies $5
Rainbow loom If you received a rainbow loom for the holidays and want to learn some more fun bracelet techniques, then this is the class for you! If you do not have a loom, purchase one through the teacher, but please give us plenty of notice so we will have enough looms on hand.
Saturday, March 22Time: 11am-1pmInstructor: Pam DerricksonAges: 8-13Registration $20 Supplies $16 for loom and rubber bands (no Supply Fee if you have your own loom and bands)
Classes For Kids:
FREE Last Saturday Art for Kids:This class is FREE, thanks to a generous grant from the Rotary Club of Orange.
Saturday, March 29, April 26; 10am-12pm
Registration: The class is FREE, but PLEASE call ahead to register so that we know how many to prepare for.
Founder($5,000 - $9,999)
Ed & Ada Harvey
Virginia Commission for the Arts
Martha & Howard Zaritsky
Patron($1,000 - 4,999)
AnonymousIn Honor of Alyson Sparks
Karla B. Baer
James Collins & Virginia Donelson
Sue A. DennisIn Honor of Jean Love
Warren & Carole Dunn
Florence B. Fowlkes
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Goland
Dan & Leslie Gregg
The Grills Family Foundation
Brian & Frankie Hall
Ann & Mark Kington
Mr. & Mrs. J.B. McClure Jr.
Timothy Ober & Janie Shrader
The County of Orange
The Town of Orange
The Seilheimer Foundation
Mary Lew & John Sponski
The Creasy Johnson Fund of The Virginia Watercolor Society
BeneFactor($500-999)
American Woodmark Foundation
Pen & Suzanne BreseeIn Honor of Laura Thompson
Alice & Andy Daniel
Mr. & Mrs. Porter Goss
Mr. J. Keith KennedyIn Memory of Lib Sanford
Marsh Run Farm
Montpelier Steeplechase & Equestrian Foundation
Elizabeth & David PerdueCelebrating the Marriage of Janie
Schrader & Dr. Timothy Ober
H. Harwood & Frances M. Purcell
William & Inga Rogers
The Orange Rotary Club
Visionary($250 - 499)
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Campbell
Carol CouchIn Memory of Tom Couch
Walter & Beese Craigie
Butch Davies & Marty MoonIn Honor of Diane Ross
Kitty Dodd
Mr. & Mrs. John Y. Faulconer
Ben & Lucy Ann Grimm
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene R. Hack, Jr.
Dennis and Sharon Horton
John & Abigail James
Liz & Kelly Lonergan
Gail & John Marshall
Chuck & Ann Mason
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory May
The Morin Family
Lyle SanfordIn Honor of Ed Harvey
Mr. & Mrs. Rod Sedwick
Joel Silverman & Gail Babnew
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Snyder
Mrs. Alyson SparksIn Honor of the Arts Center Staff
Ted & Anne Stelter
Mrs. Lloyd C SullenbergerIn Honor of Ed & Ada Harvey
Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Thomas
Mark & Jasmine Warren
Joe WaynerIn Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph
R. Wayner, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin H. Wiley
Cooper WilliamsCelebrating the Marriage of Janie
Schrader & Dr. Timothy Ober
art angel($100-249)
Pat & Richard Barnhardt
Mr. & Mrs. Luther BergstromIn Honor of Alyson Sparks
Thomas BiegelCelebrating the Marriage of Janie
Schrader & Dr. Timothy Ober
Karen & Thomas Bond
Dan & Amy Bouton
Louisa Bradford
Betsy Brantley
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Brooks
Mrs. A.W. Browning
Dabney and Sunny Carr
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee Carter
Robert Cole
Isaiah & Rebecca Gilmore Coleman
Anonymous
Julia Connelly
Corner House Gallery, LLC
Adrianna S. Cowan
Paul and Sarah Deigl
Dolley Madison Quilters Guild
Patricia Faulconer
Daniel FlynnCelebrating the Marriage of Janie
Schrader & Dr. Timothy Ober
Rita & John Flyzik
Paul & Karen Fritts
Jerry & Cynthia Garegnani
Mr. Stephen T. Goodwin
Barbara Gratto
Sincere Thanks to all of our 2013 Donors
Bob & Becky Grymes
Bryan & Eileen Hargett
Joan Hebrance
Holladay House Bed and Breakfast
Matthew & Pamela Hudson
Ross & Carol Hunter
Andrew & Audrey Hutchison
Mr. & Mrs. Carter Jacobs
Mr. & Mrs. V. Rea Jones
Fred Karns & Susan Winslow
Patricia LaLand
Frances F. Lea
The Hon. Jan M. Lodal & Mrs. Elizabeth V. Lodal
Michael & Betty Long
Doris J. MacEwan
Fr. David L. Martin
Dr. Stephanie Mendlow & Leighton Brown
Jack & Linda Miller
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Monroe
Harriet MooreIn Memory of Malcolm Thompson
Moore
Garnett and Lucille MortonIn Honor of Betsy Brantley
Lee & Linda NashIn Honor of Ed Harvey
John & Annette Nicolay
The Orange Music Society
Mrs. Blaise Pasztory
Judy & Pete Peterson
Ridge & DeLane Porter
Judy Quaely
Gil QueitzschIn Memory of Bob Morin
G.K. & Mary Queitzsch, Jr.
Rapidan Garden Club
Tanya & Matthew Reeves
Peter & Peggy Rice
Heidi D. Ritz
Joseph Rowe
Doris B. Samuels
Tia Schurecht & Jay GoldingCelebrating the Marriage of Janie
Schrader & Dr. Timothy Ober
Carolyn Faulconer Sedwick
Mr. & Mrs. V.R. Shackelford, III
Rick & Sherry Sherman
Kathleen Sisk
Mr. & Mrs. Kendall Smith
Phil & Julie Sparks
Ted & Anne StelterIn Honor of the Great Leadership of Ed Harvey & Laura Thompson
Elizabeth Steuart & Michael J. Cunningham
B. Fletcher Stevens
Timothy & Terry Tigner
Bob & Elinor Vasquez
Frank & Bernice Walker
Erin Waters
Shirley A. Webster
Ellen WesselIn Honor of Laura Thompson
Jessie Sue Woolfolk
Lee Wouters
Friend(up to $99)
AnonymousCelebrating the Marriage of Janie
Schrader & Dr. Timothy Ober
Anonymous
Robert K. Ackerman
Paul & Carey Amberger
Isabelle Anctil
Philip & Arlene Anns
Carla F. Bangs
Barboursville Gift Gallery
Susan R. Barnes
Mrs. Marilyn Barrow “Molly”
Nancy Biscoe
Michael A. Bonnet
Bob & Kris Brockman
Marta & Tony Buzzelli
Courtenay CannIn Memory of Elizabeth M.
Williams
Suzanne Tanner Chitwood
L.O. & Marjorie B. Clements
Barbara M. Collins
Dave & Kathy Deal
Cynthia & Rudy Decanio
Tama DumloIn Memory of William J.
Donaldson
Ernest & Glenda DuncanIn Honor of Christopher Duncan
Janet W. Faulconer
Faye’s Office Supply
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Garnett
Gerard & Maryvonne Gasparini
Shirley A. Graham
Barbara & Mark Hawley
Mrs. Frederick Higgins, Jr.
Betsy Holt
Chris & Sally HonenbergerIn Honor of Barbara Collins
Ms. Christiane Jaderborg
Elsie P. Jarvis
Mr. Robert W. Jenkins
Nancy Kochli
Vicki & Burt Laub
Mrs. John F. Leahy
Mr. & Mrs. Gene T. Lee
Madeline Maciel
Joseph & Chris Melnik
Dr. & Mrs. R. V. Merrick
Robert H. Moore
Charles C. Mothersead
Tim & Laurie NealeIn Memory of Jean Camper Neale
Mrs. Sharon Neufer
Mr. Hugh Norton
Margeret M. PageIn Memory of Jean Camper Neale
Tom & Amy Payette
Jean W. Peterson
Chee Kludt Ricketts
Art & Ann Sanderson
John & Deborah Schupp, Jr.
Fred & Lulu Sherman
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Margaret & Atwell Somerville
Anne C. SomervilleIn Honor of Frank Walker
Somerville
Mr. & Mrs. William Speiden
Virginia StanleyIn Memory of Elizabeth McGuire
Williams
Martha & Jack Strawther
Patricia Tackitt
Tom Tartaglino
Dr. & Mrs. Jack Thompson, Jr.
Elsie & M. McIlwaine Thompson
Julia Trester
The Rev Mary Beth Wells
Jim & Nancy White
Marjorie L. Winkelmann
Charles M. Winkler
Elaine E. Witcher
Betty W. Wright
Mary Lou & Michael YatesCelebrating the Marriage of Janie
Schrader & Dr. Timothy Ober
Richard Young
giFts in KindLucy B. Alexander
Phil & Susie Audibert
Karla B. Baer
Blue Mountain Prints
Louisa Bradford
Pen & Suzanne Bresee
Todd Brown
Tracy Brown
Bridget B. Bryant
Barbara M. Collins
D&J Thrift Shop
Alice & Andy Daniel
Bobbye Davies
Kitty Dodd
James Collins & Virginia Donelson
Warren & Carole Dunn
Susan Garnett
Randolph Gatling
The Estate of Vera Goodfriend
The Market at Grelen
Ben & Lucy Ann Grimm
Ed & Ada Harvey
Holladay House Bed and Breakfast
Chris & Sally Honenberger
Pamela Hudson
Rodney & Julie Jackson
John and Abigail James
Ed King
Peter La Bau, Restoration Architect
Gene Lyman, Country Cupboards
Marsh Run Farm
Mr. & Mrs. J.B. McClure Jr.
Peter Mead Fine Carpets
Lou Messa
Sally Mickley
Jack & Linda Miller
Marcia Molnar
James Madison’s Montpelier
Jeanne Moon
Morning Sun Studio
Maggie Neale
Orange County FFA
Original Designs by Maria Pace
Elizabeth Perdue
Lavinia Phillips
Pomme Restaurant
Michelle Powell
H. Harwood & Frances M. Purcell
Chee Kludt Ricketts
Joseph Rowe
Ruckersville Gallery
Salvagewrights, Ltd.
Mary Jane Shackelford
Alyson Sparks
Tom Tartaglino
Laura Thompson
Timothy & Terry Tigner
Anne Vanderwarker
Ed & Shirley Wendel
RT & Cynthia Whitman
Jessie Sue Woolfolk
VolunteersGinny Broadbeck
Barbara M. Collins
Kathleen Craig
Pam Derrickson
Harold Green
Lucy Ann Grimm
Debbie Holcombe
Claire (Schatzi) McLean
Brenda Morris
Tanya Reeves
Tess Reeves
Kathleen Sisk
Alyson Sparks
Martha Strawther
Helen Thompson
The Arts Center In Orange gratefully recognizes the
members of our community who support us with
financial contributions and volunteer hours. As your
community arts center, we make every attempt to
create an accurate list of our supporters. If you were a donor to the Arts Center
in Orange during 2013, and your name was inadvertently
omitted or misspelled, please accept our sincerest
apology and help us to correct this by bringing it to our attention. Please
contact Laura Thompson, Executive Director at 540-672-7311 or email Laura at [email protected].
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eVent sPonsorsCowan Realty
Mason Insurance Agency Inc.
Orange Downtown Alliance
Piedmont Power
Restaurant Pomme
Jack Samuels Realty
Shabby Love Furniture
Virginia National Bank
W.A. Sherman Co. Inc.
Coming to the Morin Gallery in April ...
Transcendence & Motion: The Thrill LifePaintings by Warren Cox & Tiziana Stella(Bernadette Haus Art)
“We call ourselves Bernadette Haus to reference and pay tribute to Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky of the Bauhaus School of Art, which we find to be our greatest mutual inspiration.”
Opening Reception: Thursday, April 3 from 5-7pm Exhibit Dates: April 3 - 30, 2014
(Left) Garden of Eden After the Fall, Tiziana Stella, 24x48 inches, acrylic and oil(Above) Treehouse, Warren Cox, 24x30 inches, acrylic and oil pastel BE SURE TO VISIT the Orange County
School Board offices on Daily Drive March 10-12 to see artwork by area students as part of the annual Virginia School Board Asso-ciation art competition. While on exhibit, the work will be judged by Orange County artists Todd Brown, Kelly Lonergan and Lee Nixon. The winning work will go on to the VSBA Regional Spring Art Contest. The regional winners work will be framed and displayed for one year on a rotating basis in the offices of the Virginia School Boards Associa-tion in Charlottesville, the State Secretary of Education and the State Superintendent of Public Instruction in Richmond.
2011 VSBA Central Region First Place Elementary School WinnerMeagan Heany, Orange Elementary School
Remembering, Echoes, &
Connecting the Past
and Present
with author Frank S. Walker, Jr.March 1, 2014 - Presentation at 2 pm, reception & book signing to follow
In the Community Room at Dogwood Village Senior Living120 Dogwood Lane, Orange, VA
For more information, contact: Beth Starkie at 540-672-1830Purchase Remebering and Echoes at The Arts Center’s Gallery Shop
“Walking Tour of Historic Gordonsville”
Hosted by The Dolley Madison Garden Club
Saturday April 26, 201410 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tickets: $25 in advance, $30 day of the tour
Available at The Arts Center In Orange
Details about the tour at: www.dolleymadisongardenclub.org
An afternoon with contemporary artists Jim & Noma BlissJoin us on Friday, March 14th for a special luncheon with artists-in-residence Noma & Jim Bliss,
part of a very special weekend of fine art & fine dining at The Inn at Willow Grove.
A dynamic and visionary artistic duo, Noma and Jim are a husband and wife team who together create unique, visionary contemporary art, which has received critical acclaim throughout the art world. The Bliss’ work is prominently featured
throughout The Inn as part of our “urban meets plantation” signature décor.
Noma and Jim will kick off their weekend in residence at The Inn with a special gourmet luncheon and demonstration at 12pm on Friday, March 14th.
For details, please visit our website: http://www.innatwillowgrove.com/bliss
$28* per personRaffle entries $10 each
Includes a three-course gourmet lunch, during which the artists will present a demonstration of their creative collaboration, with extensive audience participation. The artists will select a canvas to be raffled off at the end of the luncheon!
10% of net sales and 100% of raffle sales will be donated to The Arts Center in Orange!
*Not inclusive of tax, gratuity or beverages.
Reservations required. Please call 540-317-1206
Fine Art & Fine Dining