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calendar of events 2007
june 2007
housewarming: works/san josé’s members exhibition
on view may 29th through july 20th
a salon of art by members of works – on view as works continues
renovation of its new south first street home. this years’ guest
judges for the judges choice award were karen kienzle, assistant director
for exhibitions, education and community outreach at the de saisset museum;
and jan rindfleisch, director of the euphrat museum of art.
karen and jan were
greatly impressed by the quality of the artwork presented and choose to
honor the following eight artists:
- antonio castro
- terry acebo-davis
- charlotte kruk n'kempken
- jennifer levy
- kent manske + nanette wylde
- stephanie metz
- valerie raps
- ema harris-sintamarian
participating
artists art work pick-up:
saturday, july 21st 12noon to 4pm
sunday, july 22nd 12noon to 4pm
photos of housewarming reception
june 9th
from noon to 2pm
children's art workshop free and open
to children between the ages of 6 and 14 and their families. june's program
will be zen tangles - creative doodling using simple drawing techniques
to help build shading, texture & design skills on paper.
june 28th
at 7pm
artist critique group free and open
to all artists, all media-get together for constructive feedback! contact:
sylvia waddell
july 2007
july 14th
from noon to 2pm
children's art workshop
free and open to children between the ages of 6 and 14 and their families.
july's program will be musical chair still life - students will create
still life drawings using pastels & water colors. each child will change
perspective of drawing while playing musical chairs. children are encouraged
to bring their own music.
july 17th at 7pm
introduction to artist copyright workshop free and open to the public.
attorney David Morales will be discussing which rights artists can protect
with a copyright, how to register a copyright, and what are the benefits
and limitations of copyright. this workshop is presented by california
lawyers for the arts, a non-profit service organization whose programs
and services are designed to help artists understand and apply legal concepts,
and co-sponsored by works/san jose, arts council silicon valley, MACLA
and phantom galleries.
to register or for more information please contact Steven Tran in CLA's
new south bay satellite office at (408) 998-2787 X216 or at
sanjose@calawyersforthearts.org
july 19th
from 10am to 7pm
quarter final rounds 1 and 2, free and open to the public youth
speaks presents
brave new voices: international poetry festival, presented
in cooperation
with macla. for
more information and the complete schedule of events go to http://www.youthspeaks.org/bnv_07schedule.html
july 26th
at 7pm
artist critique group free and open to all artists,
all media-get together for
constructive feedback! contact: sylvia
waddell
july 27th
- 7pm, doors open at 6:30pm
kioku, polly moller and dajis
based in new york city, the musical group kioku
presents traditional asian folk music within a new context of
collaborative experimentation and improvisation. the trio consists of
wynn yamami (east and southeast asian percussion, including japanese taiko,
korean gongs, and filipino kulintang), christopher ariza (live laptop
electronics), and ali sakkal (saxophones, percussion). while committed
to the preservation of musical traditions, kioku (japanese for "memory")
acknowledges the plasticity of tradition and freely adopts musical techniques
found within improv-based and new music circles.
polly
moller plays the flute and bass flute, improvises, composes,
and creates performance art. since 1995, she's recorded four albums of
original work and performed in diverse venues all over the san francisco
bay area and beyond.
dajis
dj with a selection of ambient and experimental music.
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