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Quarterly Calendar
Spring 2017
MISSION City Council
Bob Scott, Mayor
Dan Moore, Mayor Pro Tem
The Sioux City Art Center’s mission is to enrich our Rhonda Capron
Pete Groetken
region’s quality of life by bringing the excitement of Robert K. Padmore, City Manager
Sioux City Art Center Board of Trustees
the visual arts to our community through education, Gregory Jones, Chair
Becky Meyer, Vice Chair
Jack Bristow
exhibitions and permanent collection. Terri Parish McGaffin
Mike McTaggart
Dwight Packard
Art Center Association of Sioux City
VISION Richard Roth, President
Ashley Mozak, Vice President
Chris Holman, Treasurer
The Art Center will continue to serve as and enhance Joe Twidwell, Past President
Gail Ament
its position as a premier cultural attraction for the Richard C. Brown, Jr.
Tyler DeLashmutt
Katherine Erion
citizens of the Sioux City metro area. Sarah Espiritu
Ashlee French
Emilee Gehling
Steve Kammerer
Emily Mills
Paula Persinger
The Art Center will use its permanent collection to Mindy Stevens
Kim Wink
position itself as a major regional educational resource Distinguished Members
Leslie Bebee
Sandy Ellis
for educators, students, and the general public. Milt Glazer
Junior League Liaison
Amy Lechtenberg
Sculpt Siouxland Liaison
The Art Center will promote itself as a cultural tourist Breandan Donahue
Sculpt Siouxland
destination based on its reputation as presenting major Breandan Donahue, President
David Brockshus, Vice President
Luis Trejo, Treasurer
traveling exhibitions, and a quality permanent collection Jay Chesterman
Becca Feauto
Kevin Molland
featuring the best regional artists. Valerie Petersen
Amber Sherman
Britney Sininger
Sioux City Art Center Staff
Al Harris-Fernandez, Art Center Director
The Art Center will increase access to education and in Stacie Anderson, Development Coordinator
Todd Behrens, Curator
Deb Bell, Custodian
turn the Art Center’s permanent collection, by expanding Dave Brienzo, Custodian
Lynn Foster, Visitor Services
Lyle Listamann, Publications Coordinator
the present facility with a new Learning Center. Beth Love, Visitor Services
Debra Marqusee, Education Coordinator
Susie Rodriguez, Membership Secretary/Learning Center clerical assistant
Shannon Sargent, Exhibitions/Collections Coordinator
Mary Vaught, Visitor Services
Noelle Vondrak, Education Assistant
VALUE Erin Webber-Dreeszen, Development Coordinator
Kjersten Welch, Administrative Secretary
The Sioux City Art Center will provide visitors with an
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accessible and meaningful appreciation of the visual arts
TABLE OF CONTENTS
by embracing education as fundamental to its programs. 3 Report from the Director
4 Current Exhibiitons
5 New Exhibitions
6 Calendar of Events
7 art center’s ArtSplash
front: 8 Development
Aubrey De Groot, Church Pictures, tempera, 15.25 x 10 inches, Orange City Christian, Director’s Choice – 6th Grade 10 Studio Art Classes & Workshops
Calendar of Events page: Chosen detailed images from the Youth Art Month Exhibition: Middle School
Report from the Director
Gilchrist Foundation, which had already City Community School District through
provided a generous naming gift, the new and enhanced programs for both
project is now within reach. In January students and teachers.
2017, the Art Center Association of
Sioux City launched the public phase of Upon completion of the Learning
the Learning Center capital campaign Center, the Art Center facility will be
with a target of breaking ground in remodeled in order to better highlight its
summer 2017 and opening to the public Permanent Collection, while maintaining
in 2018. our current galleries to continue our
*** vigorous temporary exhibition program.
The need to expand the Art Center with The permanent collection storage will
a new Learning Center is fourfold: then be moved to the second floor, a
Greetings! We are in the final phase of larger and more secure location. In
making the Gilchrist Learning Center n to increase public access to the addition, the current storage area will be
a reality. The idea for a learning center Art Center’s studio education program remodeled to accommodate an updated
developed after the adjacent property n to increase long-term exhibition hands-on-gallery, and a previous
was purchased by the Art Center space for the Art Center’s classroom will be converted to a non-
Association of Sioux City with the future Permanent Collection lending library.
expansion of the Sioux City Art Center n to increase and improve storage
in mind. The project was delayed first space for its growing collection If you wish to support the Art Center’s
when the Art Center agreed to allow the n to increase space for the Art Center’s planned Gilchrist Learning Center
Sioux City Public Museum to launch growing research library with a donation, please contact me
and complete its own plans for a new or Development Coordinator
museum. Then it was delayed again At present the Art Center, due to Stacie Anderson.
due to the economic impact of the security concerns, limits evening
2008 recession. The capital campaign classes to one night per week during I look forward to seeing you at the
recently gained momentum when the public hours. By expanding the Art Art Center.
Sioux City Community School District Center with the Learning Center, we
agreed to collaborate with the Art Center will be able to offer classes based on Al Harris-Fernandez
to more fully utilize the Art Center’s public demand (supported by surveys of Art Center Director
planned expansion. students) for evening and after-school
classes. In addition, the new Learning
With the newly-enhanced plan and Center will enhance and increase our
a matching challenge grant from the ongoing collaboration with the Sioux
The Gilchrist Learning Center
Concept Design by PLaN architecture
report from the director 3
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
Ben Pratt
Main Gallery
December 17, 2016 - March 12, 2017
Ben Pratt combines his creativity and knowledge of art with the precise craftsmanship of
a trained draftsperson. He should: he has a degree in drafting from Western Iowa Tech
Community College and a degree in art from Briar Cliff University. His work ethic drives
him to create paintings that are as crisply rendered as digital prints. His active mind
searches for innovative ways to transform his ideas into fun, eye-popping images. Ben’s
finished paintings are clean and clear, but always seems to be something more lurking
behind the playfulness.
Though most art fans in Siouxland are familiar with Ben’s work, this exhibition is the first
opportunity for anyone to view a large number of his paintings at one time.
Ben Pratt, Made in China Cluster, 2016, acrylic on canvas,
47 x 47 inches
courtesy of the artist
Contour Paintings by Jodi Whitlock
Main Gallery
December 17, 2016 – March 12, 2017
In her work of the last several years, Jodi Whitlock has explored different ways of presenting
photographic images. This exploration has led her to create collages with found objects,
paint, or other materials that have mined photographs for the meanings and emotions that
might sit behind the picture plane. This exhibition presents paintings that are based on
straightforward vintage portrait photographs. Going back to one of the earliest exercises that
all art students are taught, Jodi creates blind contour drawings of the photographic portrait,
using a single, continuous line. Sometimes the contour line is made using a black Sharpie;
at other times, she uses a graphite pencil, which is then followed by acrylic paint that is
squeezed from a bottle or syringe. She completes the artwork using only a few colors in
Jodi Whitlock, Untitled, 2016, mixed media on canvas,
acrylic paint to enhance whatever feeling her drawn portrait seems to express.
10 x 10 inches
courtesy of the artist
Jodi has a degree in art from Briar Cliff University with a minor in psychology, and a master
of fine arts degree from the University of South Dakota.
Youth Art Month Exhibition:
Middle School Students
Jensen, Everist, and Terra Galleries
February 18 – April 9, 2017
The Art Center presents its annual celebration of Youth Art Month. This competitive exhibition
attracts hundreds of entries from schools throughout Siouxland. Students competing in this
year’s exhibition will come from area middle schools. The juror for this year’s exhibition and
awards selections was Sioux City artist and teacher Mark Kochen.
Daniel Vacura, Pop Art Daniel, tempera, 17.25 x 17 inches
Teacher – Amy Anderson, Le Mars Middle School
First Place Award – Seventh Grade
First Floor Exhibition:
Celebrating Children: Art by Head Start Students
February 25 – April 30, 2017
Gardner Room
Celebrating Children features art created by Head Start students at the Community Action Agency of Siouxland. This exhibition
coincides with the Week of the Young Child™, April 24-28, which recognizes the early childhood programs and services that meet the
needs of young children and their families.
4 current exhibitions
NEW EXHIBITIONS
Creativity: Sioux City Style
March 25 – June 25, 2017
Reception: Saturday, March 25, 5:00-7:00 pm (Gallery Talk 6:00 pm)
March 2017 marks the 20th anniversary of the opening of the Sioux City Art
Center’s fantastic facility. The exhibition galleries have been used to present the
widest possible range of art to our community. But the building also allowed the
Art Center to renew its commitment and bring increased attention to the artistic
accomplishments of local artists. To recognize the anniversary of the bold,
innovative thinking that led to this building, the Art Center is bringing a mix of many
of our favorite creators and innovators for a three-month exhibition of Sioux City’s
visual artists.
In addition to sharing some of their most creative artworks with the Art Center’s
visitors, the artists are asked to think about the role that the drive to create plays
in their lives. The creation of art is as difficult as it can be fulfilling, an activity
usually performed in isolation that is then, if all goes well, presented for public
Ann McTaggart, Nurture II, 2008, oil and acrylic on canvas, 46 x 48 inches
scrutiny. With all the challenges that go into the making of art, why do our local courtesy of the artist
artists devote themselves to it? Come find out for yourself how they address this
question and how much fantastic art is produced in Sioux City.
The Briar Cliff Review Exhibition
April 20 – July 9, 2017
Reception: Thursday, April 20, 6:00-8:30 pm (Gallery Talk 6:30 pm)
The exhibition includes artworks by local and regional artists that are featured in
the 2017 edition of The Briar Cliff Review, Briar Cliff University’s award-winning
journal of articles, essays, poetry, photography, and art. The exhibition is an
eclectic gathering of mediums and styles, presented as a sampling of many of
the artistic trends occurring in the region.
Christopher Meyer, Black Knot, 2016, cast iron, 9.5 x 24 x 10 inches Michael Crowley, The Stacks in Long Hall, Trinity College, Dublin, IE, 2016,
courtesy of the artist photograph, 17 x 11 inches
courtesy of the artist
First Floor Exhibition
Siouxland Artists, Inc. Annual Competition
Gardner Room
May 6 – July 23, 2017
Siouxland Artists, Inc. is an organization that is dedicated to advancing the work of regional artists. Members work in a variety of
mediums and materials, and include both professional and amateur artists. The judge for this year’s competition is Terri Parish
McGaffin, professor and chair of the art department at Morningside College.
NEW EXHIBITIONS 5
Calendar of Events
MARCH 30 EXHIBITION CLOSES: Celebrating Children:
Art by Head Start Students
4 Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon
5 Sunday Family FunDay, 1:30 – 2:30 pm MAY
6 EXHIBITION OPENS:
11 Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon Siouxland Artists, Inc. Annual Competition exhibition
12 Sundays In The Studio, 1:30 – 3 pm Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon
EXHIBITION CLOSES: 7 Sundays In The Studio, 1:30 – 3 pm
Paintings by Ben Pratt and Jodi Whitlock
13 Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon
18 FREE Spring Fling Workshops,
10:30 – 11:15 am; 11:30 – 12:15 pm 20 Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon
25 EXHIBITION OPENS: Creativity: Sioux City Style 21 Sundays In The Studio, 1:30 – 3 pm
Exhibition Reception, 5 – 7 pm
27 Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon
Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon
26 Sundays In The Studio, 1:30 – 3 pm VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AT THE ART CENTER
• Docent
APRIL Join the ranks of dedicated docents who lead school and adult
groups through the ever-changing exhibitions. General docents
8 Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon provide a tour of the building and /or exhibitions, including
information on the history of the Art Center, the permanent
Iowa Arts Council, Meet the Artist, talk and reception 2 – 4 pm collection and a synopsis of exhibited works. ARTWORKS
docents lead fifth grade tours and also teach a hands-on
9 Sundays In The Studio, 1:30 – 3 pm project. A background in teaching is helpful but not required.
EXHIBITION CLOSES: Youth Art Month: Middle School Docent training is provided.
15 Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon • Education Intern
Teacher’s Aides act as an “extra pair of hands” for the art
16 EASTER SUNDAY, CLOSED teacher. They assist during children’s and adult art classes,
workshops, birthday parties and special events.
20 EXHIBITION OPENS: Briar Cliff Review Exhibition
Exhibition Reception, 6 – 8:30 pm You will receive training before starting your volunteer
job and will be mentored until you feel comfortable. Our
22 Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon staff will provide you positive feedback and assistance as
needed. You will also have a pleasant work space and all
23 Sundays In The Studio, 1:30 – 3 pm necessary materials. Because of the wide variety of volunteer
opportunities, you can change jobs or add new responsibilities
Briar Cliff University choir concert, 2 pm as your interests grow and change.
29 Saturday Art Lesson, 10:30 am – 12 noon
6 CALENDAR OF EVents
presents
Presenting Volunteer Get
Sponsor Spotlight Involved
The Sioux City Art Center is pleased We are heading into our 24th year of Art
to announce that Tyson Foods, Inc. is Center’s ArtSplash! Plans are in place to
the Presenting Sponsor for Art Center’s make the festival even better!
ArtSplash 2017! Tyson Foods has been
a long time supporter of the Art Center In the coming months, Art Center’s
and ArtSplash, but this major partnership ArtSplash will be busy taking artist
signifies an increased commitment applications for the 2017 annual juried
to the Siouxland community and its art show. As many as 120 artists will be
residents. Sponsorships like this help invited to exhibit and area artists are
make Art Center’s ArtSplash a bigger encouraged to apply. Find a link to the
and better festival. We are grateful for application site on the Sioux City Art
their contribution! Center website: www.siouxcityartcenter.
Tom Standish has volunteered with Art org/artsplash. Our three-person jury
Donor Spotlight
Center’s ArtSplash since 2003, and has will convene in May to select our 2017
been the “go-to guy” for all tent set up ArtSplash artists.
needs at the festival. Every year, Tom
recruits the volunteers needed to set up Food Vendor and Children’s Activity
upwards of twenty tents festival-wide. applications are also available now on
He then makes sure all tent components our website! Get in on the fun and earn
are in good working order and are money for your non-profit!
organized so they can get to work as
Art Center’s ArtSplash is the grateful soon as possible on site. Then, the real Want to get involved in ArtSplash?
recipient of the generosity of the work begins. Tom and his Sioux City There’s much to do, both during the
Chesterman Company for our Coca- Fire Department coworkers show up at planning year and the festival itself.
Cola and water needs. Every year, the park and do not rest until the festival We need people with all kinds of skills
Chesterman Company donates Coke site is perfectly put together. ArtSplash and abilities. Fundraising has also
and Dasani products and coolers wouldn’t be the same without him! started and is always a great way to
(with the work of Doug Leckband, ensure a future for the festival. If you
who gets it all there) to make sure “Volunteering for ArtSplash has been a would like to learn more about making a
our volunteers have enough to drink fun way to make new friends, expand my donation to Art Center’s ArtSplash and/
during what can often be a warm network, and boost my leadership and or volunteering at the festival, please
holiday weekend. Jay Chesterman social skills. I appreciate the opportunity contact Development Coordinator Erin
had this to say about our partnership: to give back to an organization Webber-Dreeszen at 712-279-6272 ext.
that engages the community in the 232 or at ewebber@sioux-city.org to
“Chesterman Co. has long been a importance of art through exhibits, learn about opportunities for getting in
supporter of the Sioux City Art Center, education and entertainment - especially on the fun!
and of Art Center’s ArtSplash. We feel during the ArtSplash Festival which is an
this prestigious event enriches our awesome mix of fun, art and music.”
community, and helps folks of all ages – Tom Standish
to be able to connect with the Arts.”
Art Center’s artsplash 7
DEVELOPMENT
Soon to be a Reality
The Gilchrist Learning Center
Expanding the Art Center with a new Learning Center creates Opportunities:
l Strengthened relationship with the Sioux City Community School District
l Art education for students and continuing education for educators
l Extended hours for after school and evening classes for children and adults
l Additional programming, expanded resources and artwork display areas
For more information on the LC and additional benefits to the Art Center, refer to the Director’s Report on page 3.
The public phase has begun and if you would like to participate,
please contact Stacie Anderson at 712-279-6272 x 207 or sanderson@sioux-city.org.
8 DEVELOPMENT
Having a Business Partner Membership
means your business is part of
New & Upgraded an organization that enriches our
Memberships community. You are part of a group of
(October – December) individuals that strengthen our mission
and increase our ability to bring the
CHARTER
Robert Mishne
excitement of the visual arts to our
community through education, exhibition
DONOR and permanent collection.
Thomas & Sarah Kleber
Ritch & Kathy LeGrand
Betty Mahr
Debra Marqusee
Charles & Rebecca McKenny PLATINUM
Mark Munger Henjes, Conner & Williams PC For information about becoming a
Kay Dee Feed LLC Business Partner, please contact
FAMILY Sioux City Foundry Co. Stacie Anderson at 279-6272 x 207
Frank & Sandi Baron Siouxland Magazine or sanderson@sioux-city.org
Ken Beekley
John & Rebecca Budd GOLD BRONZE
Jean Farrell & Tom Hildenbrand C.W. Suter Services Antiques on Historic Fourth
Mark & Kay Jensen Great West Casualty Bruening Eye Specialists
Mike & Annie Meier Gunderson’s Jewelers Burg Studios
Iowa-Nebraska State Bank Coughlin Landscaping
INDIVIDUAL L & L Builders Custom Woodworks
Nancy Boysen Pathology Medical Services of Siouxland Davenport Cleaners
Dr. David Cox Poulson Advertising Foulk Brothers Plumbing & Heating
Debra Karr Funkalicious Boutique
Merriel Miller SILVER Henry Homes ‘n More
Aurelia Scott Avé Medical Laser Spa Kollman Appliance
Mary Jo Smith CMBA Architects * Kuehl Realty
Century 21 ProLink Office Systems Company
BOLD – New memberships Pinnacle Bank
Greenberg Jewelry Company
Italics – Upgraded memberships
McClintock Insurance Shay Studios
Mills-Shellhamer-Puetz & Associates Insurance Sunnybrook Dental *
Multicare Health Clinic Windows America & Dog Watch
PLaN architecture Woodhouse Motors
Principal Financial Group
Thorpe & Company Jewellers * Association Board Member affiliation
Walton Dental Health
Whiskey Creek Enterprises *
DEVELOPMENT 9
COURSE CATALOG SPRING TERM 2017
STUDIO ART CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
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Phone, drop in or online registration closes two days before the start of a class. r m ation.
Register online at www.siouxcityartcenter.org or call 712-279-6272 ext. 200, or drop in at the Sioux City Art Center.
PAINTING / DRAWING CERAMICS with Diane Neri
WATERCOLOR PAINTING with Glenda Drennen #C 02 March 23 – May 11 (8 weeks) HS – Adult
#PT 01 March 21 – May 9 (8 weeks) HS – Adult Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Clay Studio
Tuesdays, 10:15 am – 2:15 pm Studio #203 Tuition: Member $132 – Non-member $164
Tuition: Member $136 – Non-member $170 (clay and tools provided)
(*NWAEA Credit Available) (*NWAEA Credit Available)
BEGINNING WATERCOLOR PAINTING with Glenda Drennen POTTERY FROM THE WHEEL with Mike Oliver
#PT 02 March 23 – May 11 (8 weeks) HS – Adult #C 03 March 25 – May 13 (8 weeks) HS – Adult
Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Studio #204 Saturdays, 10:30 am – 1:00 pm Clay Studio
Tuition: Member $136 – Non-member $170 Tuition: Member $132 – Non-member $164
(*NWAEA Credit Available) (clay and tools provide)
(*NWAEA Credit Available)
INTRO TO OIL PAINTING with Dennis Hart
#PT 03 March 23 – May 11 (8 weeks) HS – Adult OPEN STUDIOS
Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Studio #205 Every Friday, 10:30 am – 3:30 pm
Tuition: Member $136 – Non-member $170 Come and catch up on class projects. All students taking
(**NWAEA Credit Available) classes during the current term are welcomed and
encouraged to work independently. Even though there will
PAINTING AND DRAWING with Jodi Whitlock be no instruction, sharing a common work environment and
#PT 04 March 19 – May 14 (8 weeks) HS – Adult informal critiques with other students can be helpful in the
Sundays, 1:15 – 3:45 pm Studio #205 development of one’s work.
Tuition: Member $127 – Non-member $159
(**NWAEA Credit Available) REMEMBER TO SIGN UP FIRST AT THE ART CENTER,
THEN AT NWAEA FOR RENEWAL OR GRADUATE CREDIT.
GLASS ONE *= renewal TWO **= graduate
STAINED GLASS FOR THE EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNER
with Donna Behrens MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASSES
#G 01 March 23 – May 11 (8 weeks) HS – Adult MANGA CARTOON ART with Dennis Hart
Thursdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pm Studio #203 #MS 01 March 23 – May 11 (8 weeks) Ages 10 – 13
Tuition: Member $127 – Non-member $159 Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Studio #205
(*NWAEA Credit Available) Tuition: Member: $95 – Non-member $115
SCULPTURE MAKE IT OUT OF CLAY with Beth Love
SCULPTURE & MIXED MEDIA with Mark Kochen #MS 02 March 23 – May 11 (8 weeks) Ages 11 – 13
#S 01 March 19 – May 14 (8 weeks) HS – Adult Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Clay Studio
Sundays, 1:15 – 3:45 pm (8 weeks) Studio #203 Tuition: Member 95 – Non-member 115
$ $
Tuition: Member $127 – Non-member $159
(*NWAEA Credit Available) YOUTH CLASSES
IMAGINE THAT with Debra Marqusee
CERAMICS #Y 01 March 20 – May 8 (8 weeks) Ages 5 – 7
HAND BUILDING AND WHEEL THROWING with Beth Love Mondays, 3:00 – 4:00 pm Studio #205
#C 01 March 20 – May 8 (8 weeks) HS – Adult Tuition: Member $83 – Non-member $90
Mondays, 12:00 noon – 2:30 pm Clay Studio
Tuition: Member $132 – Non-member $164 ARTFUL DISCOVERIES with Noelle Vondrak
(clay and tools provided) #Y 02 March 20 – May 8 (8 weeks) Ages 8 – 11
(**NWAEA Credit Available) Mondays, 3:00 – 4:30 pm Studio #204
Tuition: Member $95 – Non-member $115
ATTENTION Most classes at the Sioux City Art Center are process oriented, not product based.
Originality and creativity are always promoted; however, being creative can be messy, so dress accordingly.
10 education“MUD” FOR KIDS with Beth Love WEEKEND WORKSHOPS
#Y 03 March 20 – May 8 (8 weeks) Ages 8 – 11 ALCOHOL INK PAINTING with Paula Crandell
Mondays, 3:00 – 4:30 pm Clay Studio W#1 March 19 HS – Adult
Tuition: Member $95 – Non-member $115 Sunday, 1:30 – 4:00 pm Studio #203
Tuition: Member $40 – Non-member $48
DRAWING & PAINTING AFTER SCHOOL with Donna Behrens
(all materials provided)
#Y 04 March 23 – May 11 (8 weeks) Ages 8 – 12
Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Studio #203
CREATIVE CONNECTION with Linda McDonald
Tuition: Member $95 – Non-member $115
W#2 April 1 HS – Adult
KINETIC SCUPLTURES: ART IN MOTION with Noelle Vondrak Saturday, 12:30 – 3:30 pm Studio #204
#Y 05 March 23 – May 11 (8 weeks) Ages 8 – 12 Tuition: Member $48 – Non-member $56
Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm Studio #204 (all materials included)
Tuition: Member $95 – Non-member $115
ARTFUL BIRTHDAYS and PARTIES
Celebrate your child, friend or loved one’s birthday party at
IN THE STUDIO TOGETHER
the Art Center. Our talented art teachers will provide an age
CREATIVE STORIES with Noelle Vondrak
appropriate hands-on art project for a very fun and exciting party.
#Y 06 March 22 – May 10 (8 weeks) Ages 2 – 4
Member $125 – Non-member $150
Wednesdays, 10:15 – 11:00 am Studio #203
• 1.5 hour party
Tuition: Member $55 – Non-member $65
• 40-minute art project
ART AND THE FIVE SENSES with Noelle Vondrak • Reservations are required at least two weeks in advance.
#Y 07 March 24 – May 12 (8 weeks) Ages 2 – 4 Early booking is encouraged.
Friday, 10:15 – 11:00 am Studio #203 • A 50% non-refundable deposit is required to hold or reserve
Tuition: Member $55 – Non-member $65 a party rental.
• There are no restrictions on food served during your party.
WEEKEND ART LESSONS • More than 12 participants – $5.00 per additional child
SATURDAY ART LESSON • Exclusive use of the party room for 90 minutes
with Noelle Vondrak, Beth Love, & Donna Behrens • Please leave candles and balloons at home
#Y 08 Every Saturday Morning Ages 6 – 12 * • Party Times: Saturday: 10:30 am, 12:30 pm, 2:30 pm
10:30 am – 12:00 noon Studio #203 Sunday: 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm; Weekdays: Call for available times
Tuition: $5 per child each Saturday Call Debra Marqusee at 712-279-6272 ext. 201
* Children 5 years and younger may participate, however an adult to arrange the event.
must accompany the child and assist with making the project.
March 11 Color Value Painting Donna Behrens Free to the public
Spring Fling
March 25 Cardboard Picasso Faces Noelle Vondrak
April 1 Tin Foil Bas Relief Beth Love
April 8 Yarn Picture Art Donna Behrens
April 15 Collage/Print Landscapes Noelle Vondrak
Workshops
April 22 Quilled Paper Design Beth Love
April 29 Layered Landscapes Donna Behrens
May 6 Cardboard Tube Sculpture Noelle Vondrak
May 13 Clay Figures Beth Love
May 27 Kaleidoscopes Donna Behrens Saturday, March 18
Register by calling Visitor Services 279-6272 ext. 200
NEW FAMILY CLASS! SUNDAYS IN THE STUDIO
A painting lesson with Brenda Thelen • Maximum of 10 people per workshop
#Y 09 Every Other Sunday Afternoon All Ages • Space is limited so register early
1:30 – 3:00 pm Studio #204 • Register for up to 2 workshops per person
Tuition: $10 per person • Expect to work approximately 45 minutes per project
Enjoy a Sunday afternoon of fun and painting as you and your • People who do not pre-register may participate in a workshop
family create marvelous art together! No experience necessary only if space is available
in this hands on class which is sure to excite and inspire artists • Children age 6 and younger must be accompanied by an adult
of all ages. Participants get their own canvas to paint and keep. • Be on time to your workshop as late arrivals may lose their
Don’t miss the fun! Leave the art-making mess to us! reserved space
March 12 Landscape April 23 Sea Scape
Workshops
March 26 Still Life May 7 Pointillism
10:30 – 11:15 am & 11:30 am – 12:15 pm
April 9 Abstract May 21 Self Portrait
Mosaic Flower Pots Birdhouse Painting
* Children 7 years and younger may participate, however an adult
Painting Clay Birds Spring Floral Wreaths
must accompany the child and assist in the painting experience.
EDUCATION 11712-279-6272
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HOURS:
Tues, Wed, Fri, Sat 10 am – 4 pm
Thurs 10 am – 9 pm; Sun 1 – 4 pm
225 Nebraska Street Mon Closed
Sioux City, IA 51101
All exhibitions and programs are supported, in part, by a grant from the Iowa Arts
Council, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment
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