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Members Only Juried August Show
at the Faulkner Gallery
Takedown: Tuesday, August 31, 10:15 - 12:30
Gallery 113 Group Show for September
& takedown of show
Ingathering: Monday, August 30, 10 – 4
Reception: Thursday, Sep.2, 5 - 8
Takedown: Monday, October 4, 10 - 4
Members Only Juried September Show
at the Faulkner Gallery
Ingathering: Tuesday, August 31, 10:15 - 12:30
Juror: Nathan Vonk
Takedown: Tuesday, September 28, 10:15 - 12:30
Members Only Juried Quarterly Show
at 1919 State Street
Next show: TBA probably in September
Members Only Juried October Show
at the Faulkner Gallery
Ingathering: Tuesday, September 28, 10:15 - 12:30
Up to 4 entries and 4th entry is free!
Juror: Lynn Adams
Takedown: Tuesday, November 2, 10:15 - 12:30
Gallery 113 Group Show for October
& takedown of old show
Ingathering: Monday, October 4, 10 - 4
Reception: Thursday, October 7, 5 - 8
Takedown: Monday, November 1, 10 - 4
New Members Ingathering
for artists to apply for membership in SBAA
Saturday, October 16 from 10:15 - 12:30
in the Faulkner Gallery
go to www.sbartassoc.org to see details on
How to Join under the Information tab
Gallery 113 Group Show for November
& takedown of old show
Ingathering: Monday, November 1, 10 - 4
Reception: Thursday, November 4, 5 - 8
Takedown: Monday, November 29, 10 - 4
Members Only Juried November Show
at the Faulkner Gallery
Ingathering: Tuesday, November 2, 10:15 - 12:30
Juror: Martha Donelan
Takedown: Tuesday, November 30, 10:15 - 12:30
Small Galleries Ingathering for Solo Shows
in the Faulkner East & West galleries
Held Annually in November
Cancelled for 2021 as those unable to show
in 2020/21 because of Covid are now rescheduled
Gallery 113 Group Show for December
& takedown of old show
Ingathering: Monday, November 29, 10 - 4
Reception: Thursday, December 2, 5 - 8
Takedown: TBA, 10 - 4
September 2021
Newsletter
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P.O. Box 61642 Santa Barbara, CA 93160
Phone: (805) 963-1026 Website: SBartassoc.org Email: [email protected]
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Hi everyone, Nancy Hull here
standing in for Cathie Smith,
It has been a long, long time since we have had a show ingathering concurrent with a takedown at the Faulkner, and since we anticipate this occurring 4 more times this year, here are a few reminders to help the process run smoothly: • If you are there only to retrieve work from the ending show – take down your art and the label holder(s) from the wall; take the labels to the volunteer at the sitter’s table (on your right as you entered) to get checked off the list, and then you’re done. • If you are only entering art in the show – place your art on the floor along the wall (on the ta-ble at the back if 3-dimensional); proceed to the first table of cluster in center of room to sign up for gal-lery hosting and/or reception help, then pay your en-try fee, take your entry forms to the high tables and fill them out; take completed forms – do not separate - to the table that says “return entry forms here”; your forms will be proofed and your receipt, labels, tape, and numbers given to you; then label & num-ber your art, and you’re done. • If you are both retrieving and entering art, please complete the entry process first. Seventy-two pieces were submitted for the Faulkner show on August 3, and juror Meagan Stirling accept-ed all the entries. Meagan awarded First Place to Frances Reighley for her oil painting titled You Go Girl; Sophia Beccue received Second Place for Enough?, an acrylic on wood panel, and Kathi Scarminach received Third Place for her acrylic ti-tled Curtsy to the Sun. Honorable mentions were awarded to Judy Villa (Quince, photography), Bart Tarman (Unfurled-Together, gouache) and Julianne Martin (Emerging, mixed media). Thank you to all who participated in the August ingathering and to all who retrieved art from the July show – not a single piece unclaimed! During the August ingathering, several of you made known your willingness to help out in some way, and we’re very grateful for that and look forward to working with you in the future.
Early the week of August 2, when the very long run-ning show at 1919 State St. was scheduled to finally change, we received word that the property manage-ment company would have the interior walls painted. Rather than change out the show for only a few weeks, it was decided to just take down the show and start the quarterly rotation again in late summer. I apologize for the very short notice, ‘though it seems that all of you either got the news in time via the email blast from SBAAdata and/or from my per-sonal email. Many thanks are due to Jim Felland and Linda Roletti for their help in removing all the nails and for cleaning all the nasty label putty off the walls before departure. There are two items of interest from the August board meeting. The first is that the September show will have a limit of 4 pieces per artist instead of 3, but the 4th piece will be at no charge. Secondly, the question of accepting credit cards for show entry was revisited, and the board decided that, due to in-creased costs to the artists and to increased liability for the association, SBAA will not accept credit cards as an option. To all of you who, along with mailing in your mem-bership questionnaires, made donations to SBAA, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. Your thoughtful-ness will allow SBAA to provide the scholarships to students at Westmont College, UCSB, & SBCC. Lastly, several members noted on their question-naires that they had been ill and unfortunately, we are saddened that we had not known. We consider our members part of our family and would appreci-ate you notifying us if you know of any member that is ill or injured so we can get in touch with them.
You Go Girl
by
Frances
Reighley
Vice President’s Message by Nancy Hull
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NEWS ABOUT SBAA MEMBERS
CONGRATULATIONS!
Linda Mutti has a feature article in the September/October issue of Art of The West magazine. The article includes Linda's art journey and seven paint-ings. Mooneen Mourad received an award for her paint-ing Frida’s Friends on display at the Naperville Art League Gallery in July.
SHOWS Darlene Roker will be showing and selling her photographs on aluminum at the Morro Bay Art in the Park, Sept. 4-6. The festival is held at City Park, and she will be at Booth #30, 10-5 Sat and Sun, 10-4 Labor Day. Julianne Martin’s painting, Scorched Desert Oco-tillo, was juried into the Encaustic Art Institute’s annual Global Warming is Real exhibition, running through August 27. https://www.eainm.com/2021-global-warming-is-real-exhibit/ . Kathi Scarminach was admitted into the Goleta Valley Art Association and her paintings Moving Forward and Don’t Look Away are in the virtual Summer’s End Exhibition through Nov 30. https://www.thegoletavalleyartassociation.org/aug-2021-show.html Her painting Childhood was juried into the Las Laguna Art Gallery virtual Textures and Patterns Gallery Show through August 28 https://www.laslagunaartgallery.com/ She also submit-ted Strawberry Moon and the Setting Suns to the SEE International fundraiser in partnership with the Abstract Art Collective and the Jewish Community Center. All 10” x 10” panels will be sold at the Promenade Market on State Street between 3:00 and 7:30 pm each Thursday in August. For more information https://www.seeintl.org/blog/artsee-2021/ Sue Slater’s paintings are on display at 918 State St. SB at the Good Cup Coffee House. New paint-ings have been added to the show including an S.B. Riviera cottage and a festive Mexican café. Other pieces include inspirations from Paris, the Italian Coast, and favorite locations in Santa Barbara. Open daily from 8am to 4pm.
Chris Provenzano has her oil painting Along the Rincon in the SCAPE Maritime Museum show. This year’s show is entirely online. Elizabeth U. Flanagan is participating in GVAA’s 1st Summer Art Festival at La Cumbre Plaza, Sat-urday, August 21 from 11-6 pm. She has 2 pieces in GVAA’s Summer’s End Virtual Show on TheGoletaValleyArtAssociation.org. The show is up through November 30. She has 8 pieces in Santa Barbara Visual Artists’ Pop Up Gallery at 101 Pa-seo Nuevo from August 21 - October 24 with 1st Thursday, September 2nd 5-8 pm. Elizabeth is showing 6 pieces at Gallery 113’s on-line shop at https://gallery113sb.com/shop/. Joan Sharron is exhibiting three mixed media col-lage artworks, one of which received Honorable Mention in an Online Juried Show by the Thousand Oaks Art Association through August 31. (https://www.onlinejuriedshows.com/ClosedShowThumbs.aspx?OJSID=51305) She has eight pieces in a show called For the Love of Na-ture, at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts at 403 W. Hillcrest Drive in Thousand Oaks through Novem-ber 8. Artists’ Reception is being Saturday, Sep-tember 18 from 3-5PM. Chris Chapman and John Iwerks will be exhibit-ing a duo show at the Elverhoj Museum of History and Art in Solvang, September 25 through the New Year. The theme is “Widening Circles”, the landscapes of the original boundaries and interests of the founders and residents of Solvang, since 1911. Opening reception September 25, with sever-al demo events along the way. For more infor-mation; Elverhoj Museum of History and Art
Enough?
by
Sophia
Beccue
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MORE NEWS ABOUT SBAA
Shows previously announced but still running: Brian Tepper has a solo show of new and different works entitled The Grieving Series, both mixed painting and collage in the East Wing of the Faulkner Gallery for the month of August . Lori Call has four works in the continuing invitational exhibit The New Cannibals through September 2 at the Santa Barba-ra Tennis Club. Patti Post will be exhibiting with 10 West gallery at 10 West Anapamu Street September 23 - November 14 and also No-vember 17- January 9. Brendan Briggs is showing her Candie Buttons piece through September at JCO’s Art Haus’ The Affordable Art Show - Everything is good in the world, located in Los Gatos. Ron Ehmsen's acrylic painting titled Urban Runner was juried into the Human Forms Exhibit at the Carpinteria Arts Center that runs through August 22. Rebecca Stebbins and Leigh Sparks along with fellow plein air oil painters are exhibiting pieces at Linden Studio, 963 Linden Ave. in Carpinteria in August. The gallery is open daily from 12 - 4 and by appointment. Christine Beirne’s piece Southwest Dreamin’ 2a was accept-ed by Axis Gallery's 16th National Juried Exhibition in Sacra-mento exhibiting through August 29. Kathi Scarminach’s It’s Raining and Waiting for the Sun, acrylic on paper, were both juried into the Carpinteria Arts Center’s Human Form exhibition through August 22 that you can view on line or in person at https://carpinteriaartscenter.org/currentshow Karen Schroeder is one of many members of the Santa Bar-bara Printmakers to show 5" x 5" prints at the Wildling Muse-um of Art and Nature, in Solvang through September. Leslie Plimpton has a solo show for the month of August of her print images at the 610 Arts Collective at 610 Clinton St. in Ridgway, Colorado. Sophia Beccue has a solo exhibition at Christ Presbyterian Church Gallery located at the corner of Victoria and Anacapa through August. Pamela Benham has two pieces exhibited in Abstract Open IV at the Betteravia Gallery in Santa Maria through September 15. Her studio will be open for the SB Studio Artists’ Tour, August 31 through September 2. Virginia Kamhi has two paintings juried into the California Art Club Malibu Miniatures show at King Gillette Ranch through August 30. She also had two paintings juried into the Santa Paula Art Museum show, On Location, in the Santa Monica Mountains and Seashore through November 3.
Gallery 113 sales are up! July proved to be a great tourist month with sales over $5,000! As of August 9, sales are over $7000; a couple thousand dollars more than 2020. Congratulations Artists! If you would like to get involved with the Gallery they have plenty of volunteer positions available. By volunteering you get to hang your art at the Gallery for half the customary price. They are seeking the following: 1. Website/Marketing Manager. By fulfilling this position you would receive 10% of sales and half price hanging at the Gallery:
Post press releases, photos and infor-mation of upcoming Featured Artists Shows to media for non paid advertising.
Promote Gallery exhibitions through social media outlets: IG., FB, Art Guide, EDHAT
Submit news to SBAA Newsletter
2. Monthly Featured Artist Scheduler 3. Quarterly Website Sales Artist Scheduler 4. Artwork Hanger (monthly) to work with Brendan Briggs 5. Bins Chair Person
Recruit SBAA artists Light Record keeping of bins Set email reminders of Artists' quarterly payments and retrieve payments Bins organization
6. Ingathering persons (2) to assist Janet Hart and she will train you. There are 2 shifts for this posi-tion: 10am - 1pm and 1pm - 4pm monthly If you are interested in a volunteer position please reach out to Brendan Briggs - Gallery 113 Mem-bership Chairperson by text 805.980.8852 or email: [email protected] Thank you!
G113 PLEA FOR VOLUNTEERS
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WORKSHOPS & OPPORTUNITIES
SCHEDULED WORKSHOPS Joyce Wilson Workshops: Encaustic Wax on August 24 & 25 work-
ing with the ancient art of encaustic to enhance and paint photographic images, and/or create original art with encaustic painting techniques. Cost $400 includes all materials & lunch.
To register or for more information, go to www.joycewilson.com or call 805-682-2955 or email: [email protected] Mary-Gail King All Inclusive Abstract Work-shop: experimental techniques using squeegees, brooms, and kitchen tools, among other things to create interesting, innovative abstract paintings. All materials for a large scale, ready to hang paint-ing are included in the workshop tuition. Saturday and Sunday August 21 and 22 from10AM-2PM at Studio R1 at Studio Channel Islands in Camaril-lo. Fee is $375. Go to https://www.marygailking.com/workshop/27725/abstract-art-immersive or call 805-217-9539, [email protected] Ruth Ellen Hoag will be giving a one day painting workshop for the Santa Clarita Art Association, on Saturday, August 21 via zoom. The topic is “Tap into your Responsive Intuition while Working with a Limited Palette: Create a Figurative Abstraction in 20 minutes.” She will also be giving a talk to members of the Abstract Art Collective September 23 at 1:30pm on “What comes First, Form or Con-tent?” Cathy Quiel Watercolor Workshop: Blooms, Translucent & Vibrant Flowers at the Carpinteria Arts Center October 9 from 9:30 – 3:30 for $90. Register at www.carpinteriaartscenter.org Through demonstration and lecture she will instruct students in the watercolor techniques to paint gorgeous, transparent, and luminous flowers. Color theory/color mixing and design and composition will also be addressed. No previous experience is required. A material list will be sent upon registra-tion. Garrett Speirs offers Fall and Spring plein air painting workshops in the sublime hills of Tusca-ny. Eight days of demonstrations, guided instruc-tion and access to some of the most beautiful places
in all of Italy. Next trip is October 9 - 16. For more information go to www.pleinairtuscany.net Skip Lawrence returns to Santa Barbara for his 16th year teaching in Santa Barbara, November 8 through 12, to be held at the Community Arts Workshop. Only a few spots left for this popular teacher. For information and sign-up, con-tact [email protected].
OPPORTUNITIES & EVENTS Jurying at Gallery Los Olivos: The next jurying for membership is Saturday, November 16. This jurying is for wall art – both contemporary and tra-ditional styles. A confirmed reservation is required, and we encourage interested artists to get in touch soon since we’ll be finalizing the applicant list in mid-October. For information and to apply, go to www.gallerylosolivos.com/jurying. Goleta Valley Art Association celebrates Renewal/Re-entry: Bringing Art Back to the Community at La Cumbre Plaza Saturday, August 21 11 am - 6 pm with beautiful art and live music. S.B. County Arts Grant application deadline is September 1. For more information, please vis-it sbac.ca.gov/county-grants. Informational Work-shops will be held via Zoom on August 18 at 4 pm. Call for Entries for the S.B. Abstract Art Collec-tive Juried Exhibition in Collaboration with the S.B. County Arts Commission. Theme is Remedy: Art Is the Cure Deadline: September 3 at the Channing Peake Gallery 105 E. Anapamu Street, Santa Barba-ra. Show is from Sept. 20 – Mar. 25. Con-tact : [email protected]
Curtsy to the Sun
by
Kathi Scarminach
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Open Monday - Saturday from 11 - 5 and Sunday from 1 - 5. Phone: (805) 965-6611
Show Dates: August 31– September 30
Reception: Thursday, September 2, 5 - 8
Artists of the Month: Linda nelson
Linda works in oils, pastels and watercolor. Enjoy seeing Linda’s design work and process through field sketches and photos. She is a come-back kid, returning to landscape and portrait painting after a 5 year hiatus due to work and vehicle injuries.
Small Walls: Brendan Briggs
Simone Reddingius
Mezzanine: Carol Roullard
Dona Wieckowski
El Capitan by Linda Nelson
FEATURED ARTIST WALLS AVAILABLE NOW
Walls C & D available in September
Walls A, C, & D available in October
Walls C & D available in November
The gallery needs the income from renting the
walls to survive and SBAA needs members to
rent the walls in order for Gallery 113
to remain exclusive for SBAA members.
At Gallery 113, members can enter shows and
rent walls every month without being juried!
TO REQUEST
Featured Artist wall space for 2022
email Katy Zappala at
Artists can reserve up to three walls per year, all at once or scattered throughout the 12 months. We limit the Small Image Walls (downstairs by the front door) to two per year and a second can be requested on August 15. To see where the various walls are located, please check the gallery website,
www.gallery113sb.com and click on "Gallery 113 floor plan".
GALLERY 113 NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
To host the gallery, help at ingatherings, recep-tions, and clean the gallery once a week. This is a cooperative gallery that depends on its mem-bers to support it by contributing to its success.
Please contact Brendan Briggs at [email protected]
if you can volunteer for any of these tasks.
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2021/22 SBAA Board Members
President: Cathie Smith Vice Pres.: Nancy Hull Jacqui Bravo Treasurer: Jacqui Bravo Rcdg. Sec: Susan Price Corr. Sec. Cathie Smith Directors: Ron Abeles
Jim Felland
Bill Hull
Patti Post
Brian Tepper
How to Contact SBAA
Cathie Smith answers the
SBAA phone number (805) 963-1026
Please email [email protected] or
call Jacqui Bravo at (805) 564-7019 for:
• changes to your name, address,
phone #, or email address,
• add, change, or link your website
from the SBAA website,
• questions about SBAA shows,
• news about a member, and
• items for the next Newsletter.
At the end of your email, please include
your first & last name and also leave
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