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SAN DIEGO
ART INSTITUTE
SINCE 1941
Museum Hours
Tuesday - Saturday: 10am - 4pm
Sunday - Noon - 4pm
Closed Monday
sandiego-art.org
Financial support is provided by the City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture.
Also in part by QUALCOMM Incorporated, and the Chris and Lorraine Wolfe Fund.
JULY/AUG 2014 M E M B E R S H I P N E W S
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Letter from the Director
I cannot believe that Ive already been here for four
months; the time is really ying by as we move forward
with improvements both internal and external at the San
Diego Art Institute. Over the next few weeks youll start
to see the incorporation of a few new public programs,
while remaining true to our core vision of serving the
local arts community and our members across San
Diego and beyond. In all my many meetings with peer
organizations and artists from Los Angeles to Tijuana,
the same statement keeps coming upwhat San Diego
really needs is a great municipal art gallery, and we have
a unique opportunity to ll that role. But what does a
municipal art gallery in the 21st Century look like? How can
we create programs that engage local artists but maintain
global relevancy? The Board, staff and I are going to be
addressing these questions and more as we look forward
to rebranding our organization, relaunching our website
this fall, and reclaiming our identity as The San Diego
Art InstituteTHE premier organization directly serving
artists and diverse communities from the Southern
California/Baja Norte region. In this process we welcome
member feedback and suggestions, so please feel free to
contact me with any programs or improvements that you
would like to see incorporated into our strategic plan.
The rst new program that youll see is the launch of our
rotating artist and curator residency program (application
enclosedplease share!). Approximately every three
months we will invite a selected artist or curator to San
Diego through a competitive application process. The
artists will be asked to create new work, actively engage
with artists in San Diego, and present their work through
exhibitions, workshops, and lectures. After the pilot
of this program in the fall, we will invite a curator for a
short residency to do studio visits with local artists, lead
professional development workshops, and jury a show at
SDAI in 2015.
We also will be dramatically expanding our public
programs schedule. In addition to our semi-weekly Life
Drawing at SDAI event on Sunday and Monday evenings,
we will have more lectures, workshops, and performances
Artist-in-Residence Program
In the fall of 2014, San Diego Art Institute is launching its rst
Artist-in-Residence Program in our North Park location. Artists
working in all media and at any stages of their career are welcome
to apply for an approximate 2.5-month residency from October
1 through December 20, 2014. The selected Artist-in-Residence
will receive a private, 200 sq. ft. studio space to create new work,
culminating in a presentation of their work at both the San Diego
Art Institute in Balboa Park and the San Diego Art Department
in North Park. Artists will work independently alongside other
artists in the studios. The selected Artist-in-Residence will be
required to spend a minimum of 20 hours/week working in their
Beyond Limits
For our October 2014 exhibition Beyond Limits,
SDAI has invited artists near and far to create site-
specic installations regarding the post-global future.
In our post-global future, we envision a society in
which there are no boundaries between the local and
the global, and we invite you to collaborate and help
these artists realize their projects. Help artist Cesar
Cornejo build his Urban Mountain by collecting and
saving discarded furniture and materials, assist in the
actual creation of artists work at SDAI in September,
or host artists in your home! To nd out more about
how you can participate in realizing this large-scale,
multi-national exhibition, please contact Ginger at
director@sandiego-art.org.
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SAN DIEGO ART INSTITUTE
Museum of the Living Artist
House of Charm, Balboa Park, 1439 El Prado
San Diego, CA 92101-1617
(619) 236-0011 Fax (619) 236-1974
website: sandiego-art.org
email: admin@sandiego-art.org
San Diego Art Department
Educational Facility: 3830 Ray St.,
San Diego, CA 92104
(619) 299-4278
email: info@sdartdept.com
website: www.sdad-sdai.org
Board of Governors
Schuyler Hoffman, Susan Leonard
Ted Mintz, Robert Wallace,
Chris & Lorraine Wolfe
Board of Directors
Chair: Joe Nalven
Vice Chair: Bruce Tall
Secretary: Kathyrn Kramer
Treasurer: Claire Slattery
Patti Cooprider
Elaine Ellis
Patricia Frischer
Karen Gilbert
Larry Poteet
Randy Savarese
Geeta Shreedar
Ric Todd
SDAI Advisory Board
Vincent Andrunas
Elizabeth Basinet
Pamela Hartwell
Emalyn Leppard
Alessandra Moctezuma
Peter B. Rutman
Vaughn Woods
Co-Sponsors
City of San Diego Commission for Arts & Culture
Friends of the Institute
San Diego Art Department/Ray Street
Director Lesley Anderson
Studio Coordinators Tim Schultheis and Jasmine Lee
Staff of SDAI
Executive Director Ginger Shulick Porcella
Deputy Director Kerstin Robers
Gallery Assistant Marc Pickett
Director of Education - Lesley Anderson
Youth Programs & Developmt Director - Sheena Dowling
Bookkeeper Paul Stolte
Graphic Designer/Production Coordinator - Jack Wade
Journal Staff
Marc Pickett, Kerstin Robers, Jack Wade
Photos Stephanie Koch, Richard Messenger
Solo Shows SDAI:MOLA
July 18th through August 17th, 2014 Featured Artists
Dan Adams
Dogs & One Robot

I seem to have an afnity with small dogs which is understandable
since I am the runt of my litter. I prefer to paint dogs because there is
much more variety than the human gure. This show is where I can share
my dog paintings & a few of them may nd a new home.
Betty Hock
Landscapes
My work is inspired by the natural world. The images come from reality,
but it is mostly imagination that fuels their creation. Working between
realistic expression and abstraction, I often focus on light to dene the
mood to reect a stillness, to capture a moment.
I feel especially connected to nature with my encaustic work. The
quick hardening of the wax encourages and demands from me greater
spontaneity and abstraction. I nd this challenge exciting and creative.
Solo Shows SDAI:MOLA
August 22nd through September 21st, 2014 Featured Artists
Diana Duval
And
Judy Pike
MID-CENTURY OMELET:
Scrambled Eggs, Art, and Absurdity
A Performance Art Piece
Conceived and Directed by Michael Robertson
August 14 - 7:00 pm - Doors open at 6:30 pm
The performance piece is a MID-CENTURY OMELET: a celebration and explora-
tion of the 1950s and 1960s using a mixture of poetry, words, music, spontaneous
painting, cooking of food, and movement throughout the space. The cacophony of
words, music, poetry, live performers, and mixed media will confront the specta-
tors with time and space, and provide a platform for unsettling and humorous,
yet hard to explain, visual imagery with a range of live art including elements of
theatre, cabaret, music, painting, and storytelling.
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throughout the duration of each show. Please join us
on Saturday, July 19th, as juror Kateri ONeil leads an
artist discussion, on Thursday, August 14th, for a special
performance art event entitled Mid-Century Omelet:
Scrambled Eggs, Art, and Absurdity conceived by
Michael Robertson, or on Saturday, August 23rd, for a
special silk-screening event with renowned street artists
from California invited by our guest juror David Kesting.
In the meantime, I invite you to stop by the San Diego
Art Department on Ray Street and introduce yourself to
the newest member of our team, Jasmine Lee who will
be working alongside Lesley Anderson in furthering our
education programs. Starting in September, people will
be able to enroll for all of our programs directly online,
which will vastly streamline our internal processes.
And nally, many people have been inquiring about
the exhibition that we have planned for the fall. The
exhibition will be co-curated by myself and Denise
studio, and will be required to give a public lecture and/or work-
shop during the course of the residency for which stipends will
be offered. We offer studio and exhibition space onlywe cur-
rently do not assist with lodging or travel to/from the residency.
During the course of the residency, we will arrange for frequent
visits by area curators to the artists studio, and artists will be
required to participate in the monthly Ray at Night program
each second Saturday of the month.
Our staff is on-hand to provide technical support and to respond
to the studio needs of our Artist-in-Residence.
Application Deadline is August 1, 2014, 5PM PST. The selected
Artist-in-Residence will be notied by Monday, August 25, 2014.
CRITERIA FOR SELECTION
Artists in all media and at all levels of their career are encour-
aged to apply. Applications will be judged based on quality of
work samples and statement of purpose. A panel of arts profes-
sionals and artists will review applications and select artists for
the 2014 season. Artists will be selected based on the quality of
their work and their potential for making the most of their time in
the program. All applicants will be notied by email. Please do
not call the ofce for selection results.
ELIGIBILITY
All applicants must be United States citizens or legal Perma-
nent Residents of the United States, 18 years or older, may not
be enrolled in any degree program, and must be able to demon-
strate need for a studio. Applicants may not be a resident artist
in another studio program at the same time as the residency.
SUBMITTING PROPOSALS
ALL Artists Must Send:
Current CV
Artist Statement 250 words or less, saved as PDF
Statement of Purpose 250 words or less, saved as PDF
Work Samples: SEE BELOW
Image list as PDF - your name, work title, year, medium, and
dimensions
Names and Contact information for two references as PDF
Visual Artists - Send up to 8 JPGS of work at 500KB or less
each; work must be formatted no larger than 1000px in any
direction. Each image le must be titled with your Last Name,
underscore, First Name, underscore, image number.
Example: Smith_John_01.
Performance/Video/Sound Artists Submit up to ve links to
work on VIMEO or SOUNDCLOUD.
Sound Artists Submit up to ve .mp3 les titled with your Last
Name, underscore, First Name, underscore, sound number. Ex-
ample Smith_John_sound01
Only moving images, i.e., time-based media, video, kinetic art
or documentation of performance art, should be submitted as
video fles. Videos of still artwork or documentation of artistic
process will not be viewed.
*We will not accept CDs of digital images, slides, DVDs, or VHS.
Please do not send original artwork.
SUBMIT ALL SIX ITEMS AS SINGLE .ZIP FILE TO:
eduprogramsdai@gmail.com by August 1, 2014, 5PM PST
APPLICATION FEE: $15/per application please submit proof
of payment via PayPal with e-mail submission
Contact Information:
San Diego Art Institute, 1439 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101
619.236.0011 eduprogramsdai@gmail.com
www.sandiego-art.org
Directors Letter
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Artist-in-Residence Program
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Carvalho, a Brazilian curator who most recently
was the Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow for the Wexner
Centers multidisciplinary Via Brasil project. For this
exhibition, Denise and I have invited select artists to
San Diego to create site-specic installation, videos,
and performances, which will be created alongside local
artists. The exhibition is entitled Beyond Limits, and
invites participants to imagine the post-global future
through a series of lectures, video screenings, and
performances throughout the six weeks of the show. We
will be announcing more about the full program in the
coming weeks, but please save the date of October 4th
for the opening of this exciting program that I am happy
to present to you. I look forward to seeing you at an event
soon!
Ginger Shulick Porcella
Executive Director
San Diego Art Institute
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The San Diego Art Institutes Educational
Facility, the San Diego Art Department, provides
an inclusive, collaborative environment that
fosters artistic expression, for all ages and
prociencies, using art to contribute value and
diversity to the community with educational
programs, exhibitions and workspace.
June/July Exhibition:
Memory Believes: Warm,
Cool, Soft & Harsh
Paintings and Monoprints
by Dixie McCarthy
Closing reception will be held on
July 12, 6-10pm (during Ray at Night).
Also on exhibit will be work by
SDAD students, members &
instructors.
July/August Exhibition:
Sculptures by Alexis
Archibald & DJ Brelje
Show opens on July 18. Closing
reception will be held on August 9th
from 6-10pm (during Ray at Night).
Also on exhibit will be artwork
by SDAD students, 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.
Juried Show Details
Submissions will be an ONLINE only;
link will be live on our website.
July Juror, Kateri ONeil
Having been of the artistic persua-
sion since she orchestrated her rst
art show at the age of seven, Kateri
went on to incorporate her love for lm,
music, and literature into her artistic
practice, catalyzing the synergies be-
tween these complementary creative
spheres. A self-professed polymath,
Kateri decided to embrace a career as
a multi-hyphenate rather than forsake
any of her passions, shifting between
roles as a curator, writer, lmmaker, art
director, production designer, graph-
ic designer, stylist, and installation
artist whilst working on her own creative projects. As the Founder and
Creative Director of Aesthetics Unlimited, Kateri has done everything
from curating a poetry festival in Ramallah, producing a short lm thats
been making the festival rounds, and producing pop-up galleries dur-
ing The Armory Show, to directing music videos, styling commercials,
designing yers, and writing curated cultural content. In addition to
serving as the Managing Editor of Flavorpill LA, Kateri is currently
developing multiple documentary lm projects, writing short stories, and
creating several art lms and music videos.
SDAI Submission
Guidelines
On a regular basis, SDAI asks artists to submit
work for juried, themed, and curated exhibitions.
On average, a new exhibition is featured every six
weeks. Typically, each exhibition consists of work
submitted by regional artists, in addition to two
artist solo exhibitions. Artists may enter up to two
artworks per show. While there are no limitations on
medium, please check with SDAI if you are submitting
work that is over 8 in any direction, is over 50 lbs.,
or requires any particular AV equipment.
August/September
Juror, David Kesting
David Kesting recently relocat-
ed to California from NYC. He
is a gallerist and curator, most
noted for his NYC galleries
Capla Kesting Gallery, Leo
Kesting Gallery, Kesting Ray
Gallery, and most recently
David Kesting Presents. He
has organized over 150 exhibitions and has launched the careers of artists
such as Greg Haberny, Jason Douglas Grifn, Brian Leo, and Ray Sell.
Best known for fostering the careers of emerging street artists, Kesting is
also the Founder of Fountain Art Fair, which since its inception in 2006 has
grown to feature over 80 international galleries and project spaces, show-
casing progressive, primary market works in New York, Miami, Chicago,
and Los Angeles.
All exhibitions are celebrated with an opening re-
ception for the public, for which all participating
artists are encouraged to attend.
Non-SDAI Member Artwork
Submission Requirements:
$10 entry fee per artwork, limit 2
artwork must be wired or ready to hang
all media is acceptable, but please contact SDAI
staff if you would like to submit video,performance,
sound, or installation
SDAI Member Artist
Submission Requirements:
No entry fee (with exception of International
Show or SoCal Show where cash prizes are
awarded), limit 2 (1 ft. shows have
been discontinued)
artwork must be wired or ready to hang
all media is acceptable, but please contact SDAI
staff if you would like to submit video, performance,
sound, or installation
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House of Charm - Balboa Park
1439 El Prado,
San Diego, CA 92101
Location of the seminar: SDAI Gallery
Contact: Kerstin Robers
at 619.236.0011 x 302
Sunday July 13
10 AM - 5 PM
WWW.ANNAZEIBIG.COM/COURSES
REGISTRATION:
Joe Nalven, John Valois, Renata Spiazzi, Ron Belanger, Joan Everds, Beverly
LaRock, Michael Sussna, Pasha Turley, and Lee
Zasloff
These artists are participating in Filters and Masks, an
exhibit at the Pacic Beach Taylor Library. The show was
juried by Chantel Paul, assistant curator at the Museum
of Photographic Arts, and features the work of 24 art-
ists from across the nation. The show runs till July 31, 2014.
The tagline for the exhibit is: Filters and Masks is a double
concept: the artists vision of social and natural reality, and the
toolsets used in their creation. The Digital Art Guild is a pro-
gram of the San Diego Art Institute. There will be docent days. For more information, visit the
Filters and Masks website: http://ltersandmasks.blogspot.com.
Karen Rhiner, M. Sue Hiatt, Joan Hansen,
Susan J. Osborn and Judy Pike
Five Facets, colored pencil, oil pastel, watercolor, acrylic & mixed media by ve artists at the
Bonita Museum and Cultural Center, 4355 Bonita Road, Bonita, CA. Hours: Wed.-Sat., 10am-4pm,
619-267-5141. Show runs till August 25, 2014.
Jack Wade
Jack is showing 2 pieces of his glass works at the 4th Annual Juried Exhibition Front Porch
Gallery, 2903 Carlsbad Blvd., Carlsbad, CA. The show runs through July 12, 2014.
He follows up with showing more works at the Front Porch Gallery with the Art Glass Association
of Southern California group show July 20-Sept. 6.
Jack is also showing one of his works at the The James Edgar & Jean Jessop Hervey Pt. Loma
Library located at 3701 Voltaire St., San Diego. The show runs August 4 - Oct. 4.
The San Diego Art Institutes
Museum of the Living Artist
David G. Fleet
Youth Artist Gallery
presents
The 4th Annual Dare
to Reuse Art Contest
From June 13-July 13, 2014 The San
Diego Art Institute will be showcas-
ing student work from the Dare to
Reuse Art Contest of 2014. This event,
organized by the San Diego Ofce
of Education and San Diego County
Department of Environmental Servic-
es, presents artwork from students in
grades 3-12 using recycled materials.
The participating schools are Carmel
Del Mar Elementary, Central Elemen-
tary, Dingeman Elementary, Encanto
Elementary, Field Elementary, Gold-
en Hill Middle, Holmes Elementary,
Kearny High, King-Chavez Elemen-
tary, Mann Middle, Marshall Middle,
Pershing Middle, The Preuss School,
San Diego High, and Shoal Creek
Elementary.
July 18- August 17
Zamarano
Fine Arts Academy
Reception and Award Cermony:
July 25th 6- 8 pm
We offer eld trips to the Museum
of the Living Artist and outreach
program to the schools. If someone is
interested, they can contact Sheena
Dowling at ypdirector.sdai@gmail.
com or call 619-236-0011.
The David G. Fleet Young Artist Gallery provides
a venue for art from public, private and paro-
chial schools (K-12) throughout San Diego City
and County in conjunction with SDAIs art and
education programs.
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C-Note C-Note Reception, May 24, 2014
Photos by Stefanie Koch
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June 20, 2014 SDAI Opening Reception
Photos by Richard Allan Messenger
A Call for Artwork
for the Gift Shop:
San Diego Art Institute is looking for new work for its gift shop at The Museum of the Living Artist in Balboa Park. Our shop
features only locally-made art and artisan wares from the area, and 55% of the proceeds go directly to the artists. Items that we are
particularly looking for are: screen-printed T-shirts/tote bags, limited-edition prints, ceramics and handmade sculpture and jewelry.
We would also like to hear your suggestions.. do you have an interesting design that youd like to see on a T-shirt or tote bag but
dont know how to realize it? Have you always wanted to do a limited-edition prints but dont have the resources? Talk to Kerstin at
admin@sandiego-art.org or by calling 619.236.0011.
sFeatured Artist Gail Rogers
Essence of the Moments
sLarry Caveney (Honorable Mention) for Batman and Robin
sExecutive Director, Ginger Porcella,
Karen Bernauer, Larry Caveney
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On Friday, Aug. 8, San Diego artist Brenda York and Los
Angeles-based author Shawna Kenney will read, discuss
and sign books. Peoples Choice Poem Awards follow book
signings. Artist eyegato will create an installation for the
evening. This interactive arts and culture experience will
be catered by Evolution. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the
show starts at 7 p.m. Members are free, nonmembers are
$5 at the door or bring wine to share and get in free. The
event takes place in the Museum of the Living Artist, 1439
El Prado, Balboa Park.
Shawna Kenney is the author of award-winning
memoir, I Was a Teenage Dominatrix (Last Gasp). She
is also co-author of Imposters and a new anthology
entitled, Book Lovers: Sexy Stories from Under the
Covers (Seal Press). Kenney will read from the anthology
with select contributors: Chelsey Drysdale (OC), Danielle
Bauter (OC) and Laura Roberts (SD). Kenneys work
has appeared in Ms., Bust, Playboy, Creative Nonction,
Juxtapoz, xojane.com and The Rumpus, among others.
She lives in Los Angeles and teaches creative writing in the
UCLA Extension Writers Program.
Abstract gurative artist Brenda York is the author and
creator of Big Little Paintings | Short Little Stories
She will read from the book and present images on screen.
The paintings are rich and vibrant in color; the stories
wonderfully twisted. Her characters are strange people
painted with a sense of sophistication. The backgrounds
of her paintings are typically thick, saturated pigment
applied with a palette knife. She then draws back into the
paint by writing or etching in symbols and words. Her work
is in galleries and collections across the country.
Artist eyegato will install and exhibit some of his latest
pieces. A student of Brian Dick who recently returned from
a year immersed in San Francisco street art, eyegatos
outlandish, mind-popping work ranges from installation to
painting to stencil and line art.
DJ Gill Sotu will provide music throughout the event. Sotu
has opened for Grammy-nominated legend Sheila E, and
partnered and performed with the San Diego Symphony. He
has been commissioned to create numerous poetry pieces
for the United Way of San Diego and performed for TEDx
San Diego in December 2013. Sotu has been featured
on NBC 7s Art Pulse TV and was named the 2012 & 2013
San Diego RAW Performing Artist of the Year.
The Peoples Choice Poem Performance Award All
participants read/perform one poem under three minutes
long. Audience members choose (by secret ballot) their
favorite poem based on content and performance. Props,
artwork, singing, music, dancing, all accompaniment is
allowed and anything goes. Top poem performances
(the poems that receive the most votes) win $50. Audience
members will be encouraged to hoot for their favorites
and try to inuence the rest of the audience.
Writers/artists who would like to participate in the
Peoples Choice Poem Performance Awards can get their
names in the hat ahead of time at mkklam@gmail.com or
sign in on the night of the show.
Evolution Fast Food is the only San Diego drive-thru
restaurant offering a healthy, delicious, vegetarian and
vegan menu. Evolutions mission is to improve the world
with delicious, nutritious fast food that is good for you
and good for the earth.
There will be goodies and wine as always. Bring beverages
or snacks/desserts/dishes to share and get in free. Please
contact host Michael Klam with any questions: 619-957-
3264 (cell) or 619-236-0011 (museum).
Visit us online at sandiego-art.org.
Shawna Kenney
Brenda York
Bar And Grill-300
Life Drawing will be Sundays and
Mondays ONLY, from 6:00-9:00pm at
SDAI:MOLA
The Life-Drawing program at SDAI:MOLA
is a wonderful weekly event that welcomes
artists to practice their drawing or painting
skills, and sketch from a live model. The male
& female models ll a wide spectrum, with a
variety of body types, age groups, and eth-
nicities. The program runs on Sundays and
Mondays from 6-9 pm and the cost for one
days session is $5.
LifeDrawing
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The San Diego Art Department
Upcoming Art Classes in
July/August:
Watercolor Painting
Instructor: Brian Shepherd
Mondays, June 23rd July 28th from 6:00pm-9:00pm
Intro to Drawing and Painting
Instructor: Kris Finch
Mondays, June 30th-Aug 4th from 6:30pm-9:30pm
Painting in Oils
Instructor: Kris Finch
Tuesdays, July 1st August 5th from 6:30-9:30pm
Acrylic Painting with Mixed Media
Techniques
Instructor: Kevin Greeland
Tuesdays, July 15th August 19th from 6:30-9:30pm
Int/Adv Silk Painting
Instructor: Nadja Lancelot
Tuesdays, August 19th September 23rd from 10:30am-1:30pm
Introduction to Silk Painting
Instructor: Nadja Lancelot
Tuesdays, August 19th September 23rd from 2-5pm
Color, Design and Composition in Acrylics
*New Class!
Instructor: Aaron Ishaeik
Wednesdays, July 2nd August 6th from 6:30-9:30pm
Learning to Draw the Human Figure x
Instructor: Nancy Plank
Wednesdays, July 2nd August 6th from 6:30-9:00pm
Acrylic Painting
Instructors: Stephen Morris
Thursdays, July 10th August 14th from 6:30-9:30pm
The Art of Mosaics
Instructor: Chris Brown
Thursdays, July 17th August 21st from 6:00-9:00pm
Int./Adv. Drawing
Instructor: Kris Finch
Saturdays, July 5th-August 9th from 10:30am-1:30pm
Drawing for Beginners
Instructor: Kris Finch
Saturdays, August 16th - September 27th from 10:30am-1:30pm
(no class on August 30th)
Stained Glass
Instructor: Dan Uhler
Saturdays, July 12th August 23rd from 10:00am-1:30pm
(no class on July 19th)
Glass Fusing
Instructor: Jill Ramsey
Sundays, July 6th August 10th from 2-5pm
Mixed Media Painting Series- 2 of 3
Instructor: Kevin Greeland
Sundays, July 20th August 3rd from 10:30am-1:30pm
Upcoming Youth Class:
Painting, Sculpture and Beyond!
(ages 6-12)
Instructors: Sheena Dowling
Saturdays, July 5th August 2nd from 11:00am-1:00pm
Upcoming Art Workshops in July/August:
Silver Ring *2 classes!
Instructor: Alexis Archibald
Sunday, July 27th from 10:30-1:30pm & 2-5pm
Botanical Pigment
Instructor: Peggy Caballero
Sunday, August 17th from 2-5pm
Personal Watercolor Workshop
Instructor: Rachelle Farber
Sunday, August 24th from 10:30am-1:30pm
Knit a Scarf!
Instructor: Rachelle Farber
Sunday, August 24th from 2-5pm
Drawing and Watercolor
Instructor: Thia Nevius
Saturday, August 30th from 10:30am-1:30pm
Glass Fusing
Instructor: Jill Ramsey
Sunday, August 31st from 2-5pmInstructor: Kris Finch
Saturdays, July 5th-August 9th from 10:30am-1:30pm
Drawing for Beginners
Instructor: Kris Finch
Saturdays, May 24th-June 28t from 10:30am-1:30pm
Stained Glass
Instructor: Dan Uhler
Saturdays, May 31st-July 5th from 10:00am-1:30pm
Mixed Media Painting Series- 1 of 3
Instructor: Kevin Greeland
Sundays, March 23rd-April 6th from 10:30am-1:30pm
Open Studio 10:00am-1:00pm
Mixed Media Painting Series- 2 of 3
Instructor: Kevin Greeland
Sundays, May 4th-May 18th from 10:30am-1:30pm
Open Studio 10:00am-1:00pm
Mixed Media Painting Series- 3 of 3
Instructor: Kevin Greeland
Sundays, May 25th-June 8th from 10:30am-1:30pm
Open Studio 10:00am-1:00pm
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2014 JULY
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
29 12 - 4pm
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Gallery
Closed 1 10am - 4pm 2 10am - 4pm 3 10am - 4pm
4 10am - 4pm 5
10am - 4pm
Online submissions for the July
Juried Exhibition by Kateri ONeil
will be live till June 30
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
6 12 - 4pm 7
Gallery
Closed
8 10am - 4pm 9 10am - 4pm 10 10am - 4pm 11 10am - 4pm 12 10am - 4pm
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
SDAD Reception
& Ray @ Night
6-10pm
13
Gallery
Closed 14
Gallery
Closed
15
Gallery
Closed
16
Gallery
Closed
17
Gallery
Closed
18 10am - 4pm
19 10am - 4pm
special
workshop
photo shoot
INSTALLATION
9am
NO ART
PICKUP!
INSTALLATION
9am
NO ART
PICKUP!
INSTALLATION
9am
NO ART
PICKUP!
ALL SHOWS OPEN
at SDAI: MOLA
Solo Artists:
Dan Adams
Betty Hock
Youth Gallery:
Zamarano Fine Arts
Academy
SDAI:MOLA
Reception
6-8pm
Juror Talk
Kateri ONeil
20 12 - 4pm 21
Gallery
Closed 22 10am - 4pm 23 10am - 4pm 24 10am - 4pm 25 10am - 4pm 26 10am - 4pm
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
27 12 - 4pm
28
Gallery
Closed 29 10am - 4pm 30 10am - 4pm 31 10am - 4pm 1 10am - 4pm 2 10am - 4pm
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
11
2014 AUGUST
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
27 12 - 4pm
28
Gallery
Closed 29 10am - 4pm 30 10am - 4pm 31 10am - 4pm 1 10am - 4pm 2 10am - 4pm
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
3 12 - 4pm 4
Gallery
Closed 5 10am - 4pm 6 10am - 4pm 7 10am - 4pm
8 10am - 4pm
9 10am - 4pm

Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
SDAD Reception
& Ray @ Night
6-10pm
10 12 - 4pm 11
Gallery
Closed 12 10am - 4pm 13 10am - 4pm 14 10am - 4pm
15 10am - 4pm
16 10am - 4pm
Performance
MID-CENTURY
OMELET
7:00 pm
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
17
Gallery
Closed
11
Gallery
Closed
12
Gallery
Closed
13
Gallery
Closed
14
Gallery
Closed 22 10am - 4pm 23 10am - 4pm
INSTALLATION
9am
NO ART
PICKUP!
INSTALLATION
9am
NO ART
PICKUP!
INSTALLATION
9am
NO ART
PICKUP!
INSTALLATION
9am
NO ART
PICKUP!
ALL SHOWS OPEN
at SDAI: MOLA
Solo Artists:
Judy Pike
Diana Duval
SDAI:MOLA
Reception
6-8pm
Silkscreening
Event with
David Kesting
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
29 12 - 4pm
30
Gallery
Closed 1 10am - 4pm 2 10am - 4pm 3 10am - 4pm 4 10am - 4pm 5 10am - 4pm

Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)
Life Drawing 6-9pm
($5 & food for potluck)