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Upcoming Classes

New Exhibits

A Look Inside Community Theater

Special Thanks

Whatrsquos InsIde

THE ARTS CENTER NEWSLETTERIssue 121 - March 2015

Courtesy of

From the directorrsquos desk Many of you are already aware that The Arts Center is currently a finalist for an ArtPlace America grant to develop the Arts Park ArtPlace America is a ten-year grantmaking initiative funded through a collaboration of foundations and donors whose focus is on ldquoCreative Placemakingrdquo

This is an exciting time as the National Endowment for the Arts celebrates its 50th year of existence when the arts are finally being viewed as more than just a luxury the arts are a vital part of community infrastructure and development

Herersquos a confession starting my job here at The Arts Center with the development of the Arts Park on the table makes me feel like dancing and crying at the same time I went to a tiny art school where I learned art for artrsquos sake Irsquove held a career in small non-profit arts organizations because I strongly believe in community based arts programming and education Through park development meetings I am receiving a quick education about landscape architecture urban planning North Dakota perennials electrical and data grids and clay pavers

I had lunch with Chad Kainz last month and confessed my feelings about the Arts Park project He said ldquoA good project should make you a little nervous It means you are doing something braverdquo

We had a great site visit from ArtPlacersquos program assistant Leila Tamari and Paul Bonin-Rodriguez an external reviewer from the University of Texas at Austin Several community partners on the Arts Park project attended As the conversation developed it was exciting to listen to people talk about all of the research planning and energy that have already gone into the Arts Park The project is truly in the hands of a team of experts knowledgeable advisors and community supporters

Itrsquos going to be great

Cyndi WishExecutive Director

Can you VISUALIZE the potential in this space

The vision of a lively vibrant beautiful community green space downtown is becoming a reality thanks to so many volunteers donations grants and lots of community support After a year of community meetings planning and numerous site plan alterations we are ready to break gound for the Arts Park

Construction is planned in three phases and begins this spring with excavating grading lawns and sidewalks Requests for proposals for the artistic elements will also be going out

What do you imagine in this space Let us know your thoughts There is so much potential so many ideas such a variety of activites and approaches We would love to know what you vizualize in this space

WAyS to ShArE

bull Postersofthewall(pictured)willbeplacedaroundtownAllarewelcometowrite or draw in ideasmdashdonrsquot hold back this is your opportunity to contribute

bull Youcane-mailTheArtsCenterwithideasinfojamestownartscomwithyourideas photos comments or other feedback your opinion matters

ldquoThe Arts Park will be a great addition to the revitalization of downtown Jamestown It will be a valuable resource to residents of all ages limited only by the depth of imagination As we continue to grow as a city we need to continue to grow our educational and artistic opportunities as well and the Arts Park will assist in both I am excited to see this project go forwardrdquo

Bob Toso - Superintendent Jamestown Public Schools (Retired) amp President Jamestown Stutsman County Development Corporation Board of Directors

Tickets at the door only $15 members $20 non-members

upcoming classesproviding opportunities for artistic development and exploration

CrEAtIVE opportUnItIES for AdULtS (serious teens are also welcome)More details and registration online atwwwjamestownartscomclasses

Pysanky Egg dyEIng with Bonnie tressler Tuesdays March 3 ndash 31 from 515 ndash 700 pm The Arts Center Classroom bull $3 materials fee per session Pysanky is part of an ancient Ukrainian tradition of decorating whole eggshells with elaborate geometric patterns and pictures Once only made at Easter pysanky are now made year round Folk cultures around the world consider the pysanky a symbol of springtime and rebirth Join us for as many sessions as you like

pAIntIng fUndAmEntALS amp CoLor thEory with Anna Jacobson Mondays March 16 - 30 from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $35 members $45 non-members per session Learn to properly prepare your painting surface stretch canvas mix paint and applicationStudentswillstudyhowtoREALLYseecolorExplorethedrawingbehindthe paint through the use of acrylic and oil mediums All materials provided Discount forattendingallthreesessions$90member$120non-members

pottEry WhEEL IntrodUCtIon with michael dietz Wednesdays April 1 ndash 29 (except the 15th) from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $30 members $40 non-members per session This is a great way to find out if pottery making is for you by trying your hand at the potterrsquos wheel We are giving you the opportunity to register for one or multiple classes the more you attend the greater the opportunity to develop your skills This series of classes will offer instruction on learning how to center clay creating cups bowls and various vessels Then trim and glaze your vessels for the kiln

IntrodUCtIon to WAtErCoLor with Anna Jacobson Tuesdays April 7 ndash28 from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $75 members $85 non-members per session Students will be introduced to watercolor essentials how to handle the paint color mixing proper application techniques and more This class is designed for beginners AllmaterialsprovidedDiscountforattendingallthreesessions$120member$160non-members

From the Ellendale Area Arts Council

mIxEd mEdIA WorkShop with Walter piehl Saturday March 21 from 900 am ndash 400 pm The Ellendale Opera House bull $30 per person (non-refundable) A mixed media painting workshop taught by iconic western artist Walter Piehl at the Opera House Participants will need to pay in advance and need to bring their own materialsAmaterialslistcanbee-mailedPleaserequestalistfromwarlandrtelnetThis should be a stellar class and all are welcome who would like to learn from Walter Contact Lana Schlect at 701-349-4748 for more information

From the directorrsquos desk Many of you are already aware that The Arts Center is currently a finalist for an ArtPlace America grant to develop the Arts Park ArtPlace America is a ten-year grantmaking initiative funded through a collaboration of foundations and donors whose focus is on ldquoCreative Placemakingrdquo

This is an exciting time as the National Endowment for the Arts celebrates its 50th year of existence when the arts are finally being viewed as more than just a luxury the arts are a vital part of community infrastructure and development

Herersquos a confession starting my job here at The Arts Center with the development of the Arts Park on the table makes me feel like dancing and crying at the same time I went to a tiny art school where I learned art for artrsquos sake Irsquove held a career in small non-profit arts organizations because I strongly believe in community based arts programming and education Through park development meetings I am receiving a quick education about landscape architecture urban planning North Dakota perennials electrical and data grids and clay pavers

I had lunch with Chad Kainz last month and confessed my feelings about the Arts Park project He said ldquoA good project should make you a little nervous It means you are doing something braverdquo

We had a great site visit from ArtPlacersquos program assistant Leila Tamari and Paul Bonin-Rodriguez an external reviewer from the University of Texas at Austin Several community partners on the Arts Park project attended As the conversation developed it was exciting to listen to people talk about all of the research planning and energy that have already gone into the Arts Park The project is truly in the hands of a team of experts knowledgeable advisors and community supporters

Itrsquos going to be great

Cyndi WishExecutive Director

Can you VISUALIZE the potential in this space

The vision of a lively vibrant beautiful community green space downtown is becoming a reality thanks to so many volunteers donations grants and lots of community support After a year of community meetings planning and numerous site plan alterations we are ready to break gound for the Arts Park

Construction is planned in three phases and begins this spring with excavating grading lawns and sidewalks Requests for proposals for the artistic elements will also be going out

What do you imagine in this space Let us know your thoughts There is so much potential so many ideas such a variety of activites and approaches We would love to know what you vizualize in this space

WAyS to ShArE

bull Postersofthewall(pictured)willbeplacedaroundtownAllarewelcometowrite or draw in ideasmdashdonrsquot hold back this is your opportunity to contribute

bull Youcane-mailTheArtsCenterwithideasinfojamestownartscomwithyourideas photos comments or other feedback your opinion matters

ldquoThe Arts Park will be a great addition to the revitalization of downtown Jamestown It will be a valuable resource to residents of all ages limited only by the depth of imagination As we continue to grow as a city we need to continue to grow our educational and artistic opportunities as well and the Arts Park will assist in both I am excited to see this project go forwardrdquo

Bob Toso - Superintendent Jamestown Public Schools (Retired) amp President Jamestown Stutsman County Development Corporation Board of Directors

Tickets at the door only $15 members $20 non-members

upcoming classesproviding opportunities for artistic development and exploration

CrEAtIVE opportUnItIES for AdULtS (serious teens are also welcome)More details and registration online atwwwjamestownartscomclasses

Pysanky Egg dyEIng with Bonnie tressler Tuesdays March 3 ndash 31 from 515 ndash 700 pm The Arts Center Classroom bull $3 materials fee per session Pysanky is part of an ancient Ukrainian tradition of decorating whole eggshells with elaborate geometric patterns and pictures Once only made at Easter pysanky are now made year round Folk cultures around the world consider the pysanky a symbol of springtime and rebirth Join us for as many sessions as you like

pAIntIng fUndAmEntALS amp CoLor thEory with Anna Jacobson Mondays March 16 - 30 from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $35 members $45 non-members per session Learn to properly prepare your painting surface stretch canvas mix paint and applicationStudentswillstudyhowtoREALLYseecolorExplorethedrawingbehindthe paint through the use of acrylic and oil mediums All materials provided Discount forattendingallthreesessions$90member$120non-members

pottEry WhEEL IntrodUCtIon with michael dietz Wednesdays April 1 ndash 29 (except the 15th) from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $30 members $40 non-members per session This is a great way to find out if pottery making is for you by trying your hand at the potterrsquos wheel We are giving you the opportunity to register for one or multiple classes the more you attend the greater the opportunity to develop your skills This series of classes will offer instruction on learning how to center clay creating cups bowls and various vessels Then trim and glaze your vessels for the kiln

IntrodUCtIon to WAtErCoLor with Anna Jacobson Tuesdays April 7 ndash28 from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $75 members $85 non-members per session Students will be introduced to watercolor essentials how to handle the paint color mixing proper application techniques and more This class is designed for beginners AllmaterialsprovidedDiscountforattendingallthreesessions$120member$160non-members

From the Ellendale Area Arts Council

mIxEd mEdIA WorkShop with Walter piehl Saturday March 21 from 900 am ndash 400 pm The Ellendale Opera House bull $30 per person (non-refundable) A mixed media painting workshop taught by iconic western artist Walter Piehl at the Opera House Participants will need to pay in advance and need to bring their own materialsAmaterialslistcanbee-mailedPleaserequestalistfromwarlandrtelnetThis should be a stellar class and all are welcome who would like to learn from Walter Contact Lana Schlect at 701-349-4748 for more information

Can you VISUALIZE the potential in this space

The vision of a lively vibrant beautiful community green space downtown is becoming a reality thanks to so many volunteers donations grants and lots of community support After a year of community meetings planning and numerous site plan alterations we are ready to break gound for the Arts Park

Construction is planned in three phases and begins this spring with excavating grading lawns and sidewalks Requests for proposals for the artistic elements will also be going out

What do you imagine in this space Let us know your thoughts There is so much potential so many ideas such a variety of activites and approaches We would love to know what you vizualize in this space

WAyS to ShArE

bull Postersofthewall(pictured)willbeplacedaroundtownAllarewelcometowrite or draw in ideasmdashdonrsquot hold back this is your opportunity to contribute

bull Youcane-mailTheArtsCenterwithideasinfojamestownartscomwithyourideas photos comments or other feedback your opinion matters

ldquoThe Arts Park will be a great addition to the revitalization of downtown Jamestown It will be a valuable resource to residents of all ages limited only by the depth of imagination As we continue to grow as a city we need to continue to grow our educational and artistic opportunities as well and the Arts Park will assist in both I am excited to see this project go forwardrdquo

Bob Toso - Superintendent Jamestown Public Schools (Retired) amp President Jamestown Stutsman County Development Corporation Board of Directors

Tickets at the door only $15 members $20 non-members

upcoming classesproviding opportunities for artistic development and exploration

CrEAtIVE opportUnItIES for AdULtS (serious teens are also welcome)More details and registration online atwwwjamestownartscomclasses

Pysanky Egg dyEIng with Bonnie tressler Tuesdays March 3 ndash 31 from 515 ndash 700 pm The Arts Center Classroom bull $3 materials fee per session Pysanky is part of an ancient Ukrainian tradition of decorating whole eggshells with elaborate geometric patterns and pictures Once only made at Easter pysanky are now made year round Folk cultures around the world consider the pysanky a symbol of springtime and rebirth Join us for as many sessions as you like

pAIntIng fUndAmEntALS amp CoLor thEory with Anna Jacobson Mondays March 16 - 30 from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $35 members $45 non-members per session Learn to properly prepare your painting surface stretch canvas mix paint and applicationStudentswillstudyhowtoREALLYseecolorExplorethedrawingbehindthe paint through the use of acrylic and oil mediums All materials provided Discount forattendingallthreesessions$90member$120non-members

pottEry WhEEL IntrodUCtIon with michael dietz Wednesdays April 1 ndash 29 (except the 15th) from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $30 members $40 non-members per session This is a great way to find out if pottery making is for you by trying your hand at the potterrsquos wheel We are giving you the opportunity to register for one or multiple classes the more you attend the greater the opportunity to develop your skills This series of classes will offer instruction on learning how to center clay creating cups bowls and various vessels Then trim and glaze your vessels for the kiln

IntrodUCtIon to WAtErCoLor with Anna Jacobson Tuesdays April 7 ndash28 from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $75 members $85 non-members per session Students will be introduced to watercolor essentials how to handle the paint color mixing proper application techniques and more This class is designed for beginners AllmaterialsprovidedDiscountforattendingallthreesessions$120member$160non-members

From the Ellendale Area Arts Council

mIxEd mEdIA WorkShop with Walter piehl Saturday March 21 from 900 am ndash 400 pm The Ellendale Opera House bull $30 per person (non-refundable) A mixed media painting workshop taught by iconic western artist Walter Piehl at the Opera House Participants will need to pay in advance and need to bring their own materialsAmaterialslistcanbee-mailedPleaserequestalistfromwarlandrtelnetThis should be a stellar class and all are welcome who would like to learn from Walter Contact Lana Schlect at 701-349-4748 for more information

Tickets at the door only $15 members $20 non-members

upcoming classesproviding opportunities for artistic development and exploration

CrEAtIVE opportUnItIES for AdULtS (serious teens are also welcome)More details and registration online atwwwjamestownartscomclasses

Pysanky Egg dyEIng with Bonnie tressler Tuesdays March 3 ndash 31 from 515 ndash 700 pm The Arts Center Classroom bull $3 materials fee per session Pysanky is part of an ancient Ukrainian tradition of decorating whole eggshells with elaborate geometric patterns and pictures Once only made at Easter pysanky are now made year round Folk cultures around the world consider the pysanky a symbol of springtime and rebirth Join us for as many sessions as you like

pAIntIng fUndAmEntALS amp CoLor thEory with Anna Jacobson Mondays March 16 - 30 from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $35 members $45 non-members per session Learn to properly prepare your painting surface stretch canvas mix paint and applicationStudentswillstudyhowtoREALLYseecolorExplorethedrawingbehindthe paint through the use of acrylic and oil mediums All materials provided Discount forattendingallthreesessions$90member$120non-members

pottEry WhEEL IntrodUCtIon with michael dietz Wednesdays April 1 ndash 29 (except the 15th) from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $30 members $40 non-members per session This is a great way to find out if pottery making is for you by trying your hand at the potterrsquos wheel We are giving you the opportunity to register for one or multiple classes the more you attend the greater the opportunity to develop your skills This series of classes will offer instruction on learning how to center clay creating cups bowls and various vessels Then trim and glaze your vessels for the kiln

IntrodUCtIon to WAtErCoLor with Anna Jacobson Tuesdays April 7 ndash28 from 600 ndash 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $75 members $85 non-members per session Students will be introduced to watercolor essentials how to handle the paint color mixing proper application techniques and more This class is designed for beginners AllmaterialsprovidedDiscountforattendingallthreesessions$120member$160non-members

From the Ellendale Area Arts Council

mIxEd mEdIA WorkShop with Walter piehl Saturday March 21 from 900 am ndash 400 pm The Ellendale Opera House bull $30 per person (non-refundable) A mixed media painting workshop taught by iconic western artist Walter Piehl at the Opera House Participants will need to pay in advance and need to bring their own materialsAmaterialslistcanbee-mailedPleaserequestalistfromwarlandrtelnetThis should be a stellar class and all are welcome who would like to learn from Walter Contact Lana Schlect at 701-349-4748 for more information

CALLIgrAphy with Anne kaese (wwwAnnekaesecom) Friday April 17 from 200 ndash 600 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $75 members $85 non-members This class starts at the very beginning covering the basic tools and preliminary knowledge of modern calligraphy and giving you a solid understanding of how to compose a truly unique alphabet We will learn and practice the rules of letter construction as well as discuss how to choose the right pens inks papers and other materials necessary for calligraphy Included in the class fee is a calligraphy starter kit for your continued use

BALLroom dAnCIng with Jackie Sather Wednesdays April 8 15 amp 23 from 715 ndash 830 pm Top lsquoO the Stairs Studio bull $45 members $55 non-members Build confidence on the dance floor while being coached by an excellent instructor in a beautiful and historic downtown dance studio The class will teach basic dances including the Fox Trot Waltz and Swing Wear cowboy boots or dress shoes

Art CLASSES for kIdSrUmBLE In thE JUngLE with Jennifer Wentz March 7 amp February 11 For kids in K ndash 2nd grades 1030 am ndash 1200 pm The Arts Center bull $5 members $7 non-members Dance create and learn about a magical beautiful part of our earth The 2nd Saturday of each month we will focus on a different aspect of the Flora and Fauna from the Rainforest Students will gain appreciation for the arts while learning sculpture painting mosaic printmaking dance fiber art and mixed media

fAmILy pottEry with Bill nybo Saturdays April 18 amp 25 from 1000 am ndash 1200 pm The Arts Center bull $25 members $35 non-members Join us in creating a finger puppet show Bring your child to this fun weekend activity of hand-building with clay

ArtS AftEr SChooL Spring 2015 Schedule is now available New set of classes begins Monday March 2nd Creative learning for grades 3 4 amp 5 Classes run each school day from 330 - 500 pm After school snack and transportation included Online pre-registration is required Space is limited

monday April 13th at the Jamestown highschool the shows 845 am 1030 am and 130 pm Bussing provided to and from show for grades k ndash 5 Admission is free The Arts Center is bringing Theatreworks USA to Jamestown with an exciting new musical revue based on favorite modern childrenrsquos books Theatreworks USA has a distinguished history of providing young audiences with their first taste of the performing arts

The Teacher from the Black Lagoon and other Story Books

Sponsored by Northern Plains Electric Cooprsquos Operation Roundup Program and Walmart

exhibitionsrevolving gallery exhibitions every four to six weeks

oIL amp WAtEr A printmaking Exchange

On display through March 14 2015

The use or misuse of our natural resources is an issue that generates much debate This dialog is particularly important today in North Dakota as our state experiences an oil boom in the west and extensive flood mitigation in the east

Itrsquosnotjustadiscussionforpoliticiansor environmentalists everyone who lives in the state is touched one way or another by these two issues Some people profit from North Dakotarsquos precious resources and some are devastated

Saturday march 7 at 300 pm heidi goldberg from Concordia College who helped organize the show (who is also a participant) will speak about the exhibition free At the Arts Center gallery refreshments provided

(Therearepiecesfrom37differentartists)Whetherdealingwithissuesof flooding and diversion in the Red River Valley or oil development

and fracking on the Bakken Oil Formation the artists have captured all points of view The prints show a wonderful diversity of approaches to the conversation Some prints elegantly portray the changing landscape while some graphically denounce the tragedy and devastation that is occurring

So far we donrsquot see oil rigs on Jamestownrsquos horizon but flooding and water quality have certainly touched our community We see changes resulting from whatrsquos happening in the oil-rich west traffic new residents etc The Arts Center encourages everyone to visit this exhibition these artists have worked hard to creatively make us think about two of the statersquos most important natural resources This exhibition is sponsored by the North Dakota Art Gallery Association with support from the North Dakota Council on the Arts

Bakken 1 Michael Conlandigital screenprint gold leaf

gallery talk

from the cover0909 rIrono Anna Jacobson 2009 red iron oxide on mulberry

ELEmEntS March 19 ndash April 25 2015

At some point whether realized or not all artists learn the seven elements of art and the seven principles of design These are the building blocks used by artists to translate what is seen in visual art This show is a retrospective of the images used to illustrate these elements and principles to students duringAnnarsquos2-yearresidency(Sheisthe current artist-in-residence for The Arts Center)

Anna Jacobson a North Dakota native graduated from Concordia College in Moorhead MN with a BA in studio art in 2003 She earned a Master in Fine Art with an emphasis in Printmaking from the University of North Dakota in 2010 Anna works as an artist in her own studio combining printmaking painting and book arts As a teaching artist for multiple community art organizations Anna provides art education and experiential learning for children and adults

Join us to celebrate Annarsquos residency and her work on thursday march 19 at 530 pm

free At the Arts Center gallery refreshments provided

Exhibit at Jamestown Regional Medical Center The Arts Center collaborates with JRMC to fill the artist gallery in the corridor connecting the hospital and clinic Currently showing are works by local artist Rosemary Gasal She started her art training with Art Instruction Schools as a teenager and continues to attend painting workshops in ND MN and WI She works with oils watercolors acrylics and fabrics Known in Jamestown as ldquothe lady who paints Christmas scenes on windowsrdquo her favorite challenge is large murals

If you would like your art to be considered for display please send digital images bio and statement to Sally Jeppson Gallery Manager at sjeppsonjamestownartscom

a look inside

BrIngIng qUALIty ArtS EdUCAtIon to homESChooLEd ChILdrEn In oUr ArEADid you know The Arts Center is the sole provider of arts education for Jamestown elementary schools Thatrsquos right The primary focus of our Artist in Residence is to serve the local elementary schools

It was recently brought to our attention that there are young students in Jamestown who are homeschooled and are not receiving the benefit of the arts education Working together with our Artist in Residence and parents we created a series of quality arts classes specifically for these children

Overthepast6weekstheseclasseswerewellattendedandthestudentsgreatlyenjoyedtheexperienceClassesexploredvariousmediumsfromceramicsprintmaking paper macirccheacute and art fundamentals Future classes in are in the planning process It was a successful collaboration and we would like to continue to provide this service for homeschooled children

ldquoOur family loved the homeschool classes offered by The Arts Center It was a lovely way to spend our Wednesday afternoons Anna and Bill both taught their specialty Having a teacher who is knowledgeable and excited about a particular discipline offers the perfect opportunity for learningrdquo ~ Lisa Lang mother of children in the homeschool program

Is your group class or club getting the creative arts opportunitiesitneedsWouldyourchildenjoyan wildly artistic birthday party with one of our artists Please contact Miranda Letherman Education Coordinator(artsedjamestownartscom)ifyouwouldlike to organize such a program

2nd ACt Community theater production In You Canrsquot Get There From Here(acomedywrittenbyPatCook)theMavisGarner Bed amp Breakfast is not the sort of place yoursquod find on a freeway or even a map Thatrsquos because they get most of the customers from cars disabled when they hit the pothole on Main Street Scandal-sheet reporter Arthur Lyman decides to do an expose on the pothole ldquoscamrdquo and checks into the bed and breakfast During his stay hersquos fined eight times dragged across townbythelocalwatchdogandfiredfromhisjobWhatelsecouldhedobut fall in love with one of the proprietors When his boss shows up and takes over the story hersquos treated to scenes from Shakespeare slipshod seances and a witch who canrsquot keep her hexes straight

thrEE dInnEr thEAtEr ShoWS

Thursday ndash Saturday March 26 27 and 28th 600 pm at The Arts Center

Tickets in advance only Available at The Arts Center $25 for members $30 general admission

Sponsored by

upcoming eventscreative opportunities to break up your routine

photography Club gathering Tuesday March 17 amp April 21 630 pm at The Hansen The local band of photo enthusiasts will be meeting the third Tuesday of each month Topics are focused primarily for DSLR camera users Free and open to anyone March 17 - Lighting and Other Camera Equipment April 21 - Photo Editing

readerrsquos theatre Tuesday March 31 700 pm at The Legacy CenterDoyouenjoythedramaoftheatrebutdonrsquotlikethespotlight Then Readerrsquos Theater is for you Join this lively bunch for the dramatic reading of original scripts the last Tuesday in each month For more information contact Dina Laskowski at dlaskowsjceduor701-269-9111

Wood carving with the local Woodchippers Our local Woodchippers meet each Thursday of the month from630-830pmattheHansenArtsStudioAnyskillandinterest level welcome

an artful happy hourMEET PEOPLE MIx DRINKS MAKE ART

Create your own masterpiece or close anyway Join us after work for a creatively good time All materials provided 530 in the Hansen Arts Studio $10 - materials fee RSVP Required infojamestownartscom

March 18 - Ceramics with Michael Dietz April 15 - Drawing with Cyndi Wish

A full schedule of upcoming events can be found at wwwjamestownartscom

march 6 amp 7 2015 730 pm at JhS Auditorium 1509 10th Street nE Jamestown nd

Adult Ticket $10 Student Tickets $4 Available from any Choralaires or Boysrsquo Choir member Looysen I Care and at the door

special thanksdonations Mark amp Melanie Anderson Scott Anderson Taylor amp Sandy Barnes Janis Bensch Cherryl Bonawitz Jodi Bunde Pamela Burkhardt Tanea Clocksene Cecelia Collins Karen Crane Hazell Degroot Beth Dewald Tom amp Joan Enderle John Fugleberg Penny Gengler Joanne Hansen Laurel Haroldson Deb amp Kirk Heim Brad Hohnadel Kathy amp Harvey Huber Frank amp Stephanie Jensen Sally Jeppson Jo-Ida Hansen Tracy Johnk DeLanda Kollman Lynette Kriedeman Kendra Krueger Judy Kulla Barbara Lang Jasmine Lee Jon Lindberg Steven Maier Main Street Downtown Assoc Judith Martini Teresa Martini Joshua Meade Anna Meidinger Todd amp Rhonda Michel Jean Morris Joan Morris Shelley Nannenga Timothy Ottmar Patrick Folk Eileen Pfarr Cynthia Phillips Bob amp Norma Richardson Diana Robles Monica Romsdal Katie Ryan-Anderson Erik Sand Karla Sandness Felicia Sargeant Beverly A Schaack Jill Schlenker Mindi Schmitz Bob amp Angela Seitz Jill Shaffer Tammi Skari Kerrie Soulis Mary Jo Stewart Jacquelyn Tarpinian Gin Templeton Russ amp Darlene Trautman Brandi Van Gilder Jim Vandrovec Elsie Weber Ann amp Joel Wilson Cyndi Wish Andrew Workman

in memorial Jo-Ida Hansen in memorial of Lorraine Bennett Bob amp Angela Seitz and the family of Ruby Paczkowski (including Sharon OrsquoHaver Darwin Paczkowski Sandra Buhrt Delano Paczkowski and Carol Bischoff) in the name of Ruby Paczkowski

special thanks to Aloha Kercher Jackie Hyra and Judy Martini for gallery sitting on Saturdays Michel amp Jay Grotrian Meghan amp Jason Braun Tyri Bosche Miranda Letherman Jennifer amp Brian Amundson Shawn amp John Fugelberg and Melanie amp Mike Anderson for their hard work on the gala committee Dave Hillerud Karen Crane Troy Gunderson and John Fugelberg for helping clean up the Center for the ArtPlace America visitors John Fugelburg for picking up 400 lbs of clay from Minneapolis for the ceramics studio Peter McElroy for helping make Giving Hearts Day 2015 a great success

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Jamestown ND58401

CHANGE SERVICEREQUESTED

THE ARTS CENTER

The Arts Center activities are supported in part by a grant from the North Dakota Council on the Arts which receives funding from the state legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts

The Arts Center is par-ticipating in ArtsLab a program of Arts Midwest

tHe arts Center (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)

PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402

VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter

OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Mon ndash Fri 9 am ndash 5 pm and Sat 10 am ndash 2 pm

exhibitionsrevolving gallery exhibitions every four to six weeks

oIL amp WAtEr A printmaking Exchange

On display through March 14 2015

The use or misuse of our natural resources is an issue that generates much debate This dialog is particularly important today in North Dakota as our state experiences an oil boom in the west and extensive flood mitigation in the east

Itrsquosnotjustadiscussionforpoliticiansor environmentalists everyone who lives in the state is touched one way or another by these two issues Some people profit from North Dakotarsquos precious resources and some are devastated

Saturday march 7 at 300 pm heidi goldberg from Concordia College who helped organize the show (who is also a participant) will speak about the exhibition free At the Arts Center gallery refreshments provided

(Therearepiecesfrom37differentartists)Whetherdealingwithissuesof flooding and diversion in the Red River Valley or oil development

and fracking on the Bakken Oil Formation the artists have captured all points of view The prints show a wonderful diversity of approaches to the conversation Some prints elegantly portray the changing landscape while some graphically denounce the tragedy and devastation that is occurring

So far we donrsquot see oil rigs on Jamestownrsquos horizon but flooding and water quality have certainly touched our community We see changes resulting from whatrsquos happening in the oil-rich west traffic new residents etc The Arts Center encourages everyone to visit this exhibition these artists have worked hard to creatively make us think about two of the statersquos most important natural resources This exhibition is sponsored by the North Dakota Art Gallery Association with support from the North Dakota Council on the Arts

Bakken 1 Michael Conlandigital screenprint gold leaf

gallery talk

from the cover0909 rIrono Anna Jacobson 2009 red iron oxide on mulberry

ELEmEntS March 19 ndash April 25 2015

At some point whether realized or not all artists learn the seven elements of art and the seven principles of design These are the building blocks used by artists to translate what is seen in visual art This show is a retrospective of the images used to illustrate these elements and principles to students duringAnnarsquos2-yearresidency(Sheisthe current artist-in-residence for The Arts Center)

Anna Jacobson a North Dakota native graduated from Concordia College in Moorhead MN with a BA in studio art in 2003 She earned a Master in Fine Art with an emphasis in Printmaking from the University of North Dakota in 2010 Anna works as an artist in her own studio combining printmaking painting and book arts As a teaching artist for multiple community art organizations Anna provides art education and experiential learning for children and adults

Join us to celebrate Annarsquos residency and her work on thursday march 19 at 530 pm

free At the Arts Center gallery refreshments provided

Exhibit at Jamestown Regional Medical Center The Arts Center collaborates with JRMC to fill the artist gallery in the corridor connecting the hospital and clinic Currently showing are works by local artist Rosemary Gasal She started her art training with Art Instruction Schools as a teenager and continues to attend painting workshops in ND MN and WI She works with oils watercolors acrylics and fabrics Known in Jamestown as ldquothe lady who paints Christmas scenes on windowsrdquo her favorite challenge is large murals

If you would like your art to be considered for display please send digital images bio and statement to Sally Jeppson Gallery Manager at sjeppsonjamestownartscom

a look inside

BrIngIng qUALIty ArtS EdUCAtIon to homESChooLEd ChILdrEn In oUr ArEADid you know The Arts Center is the sole provider of arts education for Jamestown elementary schools Thatrsquos right The primary focus of our Artist in Residence is to serve the local elementary schools

It was recently brought to our attention that there are young students in Jamestown who are homeschooled and are not receiving the benefit of the arts education Working together with our Artist in Residence and parents we created a series of quality arts classes specifically for these children

Overthepast6weekstheseclasseswerewellattendedandthestudentsgreatlyenjoyedtheexperienceClassesexploredvariousmediumsfromceramicsprintmaking paper macirccheacute and art fundamentals Future classes in are in the planning process It was a successful collaboration and we would like to continue to provide this service for homeschooled children

ldquoOur family loved the homeschool classes offered by The Arts Center It was a lovely way to spend our Wednesday afternoons Anna and Bill both taught their specialty Having a teacher who is knowledgeable and excited about a particular discipline offers the perfect opportunity for learningrdquo ~ Lisa Lang mother of children in the homeschool program

Is your group class or club getting the creative arts opportunitiesitneedsWouldyourchildenjoyan wildly artistic birthday party with one of our artists Please contact Miranda Letherman Education Coordinator(artsedjamestownartscom)ifyouwouldlike to organize such a program

2nd ACt Community theater production In You Canrsquot Get There From Here(acomedywrittenbyPatCook)theMavisGarner Bed amp Breakfast is not the sort of place yoursquod find on a freeway or even a map Thatrsquos because they get most of the customers from cars disabled when they hit the pothole on Main Street Scandal-sheet reporter Arthur Lyman decides to do an expose on the pothole ldquoscamrdquo and checks into the bed and breakfast During his stay hersquos fined eight times dragged across townbythelocalwatchdogandfiredfromhisjobWhatelsecouldhedobut fall in love with one of the proprietors When his boss shows up and takes over the story hersquos treated to scenes from Shakespeare slipshod seances and a witch who canrsquot keep her hexes straight

thrEE dInnEr thEAtEr ShoWS

Thursday ndash Saturday March 26 27 and 28th 600 pm at The Arts Center

Tickets in advance only Available at The Arts Center $25 for members $30 general admission

Sponsored by

upcoming eventscreative opportunities to break up your routine

photography Club gathering Tuesday March 17 amp April 21 630 pm at The Hansen The local band of photo enthusiasts will be meeting the third Tuesday of each month Topics are focused primarily for DSLR camera users Free and open to anyone March 17 - Lighting and Other Camera Equipment April 21 - Photo Editing

readerrsquos theatre Tuesday March 31 700 pm at The Legacy CenterDoyouenjoythedramaoftheatrebutdonrsquotlikethespotlight Then Readerrsquos Theater is for you Join this lively bunch for the dramatic reading of original scripts the last Tuesday in each month For more information contact Dina Laskowski at dlaskowsjceduor701-269-9111

Wood carving with the local Woodchippers Our local Woodchippers meet each Thursday of the month from630-830pmattheHansenArtsStudioAnyskillandinterest level welcome

an artful happy hourMEET PEOPLE MIx DRINKS MAKE ART

Create your own masterpiece or close anyway Join us after work for a creatively good time All materials provided 530 in the Hansen Arts Studio $10 - materials fee RSVP Required infojamestownartscom

March 18 - Ceramics with Michael Dietz April 15 - Drawing with Cyndi Wish

A full schedule of upcoming events can be found at wwwjamestownartscom

march 6 amp 7 2015 730 pm at JhS Auditorium 1509 10th Street nE Jamestown nd

Adult Ticket $10 Student Tickets $4 Available from any Choralaires or Boysrsquo Choir member Looysen I Care and at the door

special thanksdonations Mark amp Melanie Anderson Scott Anderson Taylor amp Sandy Barnes Janis Bensch Cherryl Bonawitz Jodi Bunde Pamela Burkhardt Tanea Clocksene Cecelia Collins Karen Crane Hazell Degroot Beth Dewald Tom amp Joan Enderle John Fugleberg Penny Gengler Joanne Hansen Laurel Haroldson Deb amp Kirk Heim Brad Hohnadel Kathy amp Harvey Huber Frank amp Stephanie Jensen Sally Jeppson Jo-Ida Hansen Tracy Johnk DeLanda Kollman Lynette Kriedeman Kendra Krueger Judy Kulla Barbara Lang Jasmine Lee Jon Lindberg Steven Maier Main Street Downtown Assoc Judith Martini Teresa Martini Joshua Meade Anna Meidinger Todd amp Rhonda Michel Jean Morris Joan Morris Shelley Nannenga Timothy Ottmar Patrick Folk Eileen Pfarr Cynthia Phillips Bob amp Norma Richardson Diana Robles Monica Romsdal Katie Ryan-Anderson Erik Sand Karla Sandness Felicia Sargeant Beverly A Schaack Jill Schlenker Mindi Schmitz Bob amp Angela Seitz Jill Shaffer Tammi Skari Kerrie Soulis Mary Jo Stewart Jacquelyn Tarpinian Gin Templeton Russ amp Darlene Trautman Brandi Van Gilder Jim Vandrovec Elsie Weber Ann amp Joel Wilson Cyndi Wish Andrew Workman

in memorial Jo-Ida Hansen in memorial of Lorraine Bennett Bob amp Angela Seitz and the family of Ruby Paczkowski (including Sharon OrsquoHaver Darwin Paczkowski Sandra Buhrt Delano Paczkowski and Carol Bischoff) in the name of Ruby Paczkowski

special thanks to Aloha Kercher Jackie Hyra and Judy Martini for gallery sitting on Saturdays Michel amp Jay Grotrian Meghan amp Jason Braun Tyri Bosche Miranda Letherman Jennifer amp Brian Amundson Shawn amp John Fugelberg and Melanie amp Mike Anderson for their hard work on the gala committee Dave Hillerud Karen Crane Troy Gunderson and John Fugelberg for helping clean up the Center for the ArtPlace America visitors John Fugelburg for picking up 400 lbs of clay from Minneapolis for the ceramics studio Peter McElroy for helping make Giving Hearts Day 2015 a great success

Non-Profit OrgUS Postage

PAIDPermit 53

Jamestown ND58401

CHANGE SERVICEREQUESTED

THE ARTS CENTER

The Arts Center activities are supported in part by a grant from the North Dakota Council on the Arts which receives funding from the state legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts

The Arts Center is par-ticipating in ArtsLab a program of Arts Midwest

tHe arts Center (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)

PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402

VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter

OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Mon ndash Fri 9 am ndash 5 pm and Sat 10 am ndash 2 pm

gallery talk

from the cover0909 rIrono Anna Jacobson 2009 red iron oxide on mulberry

ELEmEntS March 19 ndash April 25 2015

At some point whether realized or not all artists learn the seven elements of art and the seven principles of design These are the building blocks used by artists to translate what is seen in visual art This show is a retrospective of the images used to illustrate these elements and principles to students duringAnnarsquos2-yearresidency(Sheisthe current artist-in-residence for The Arts Center)

Anna Jacobson a North Dakota native graduated from Concordia College in Moorhead MN with a BA in studio art in 2003 She earned a Master in Fine Art with an emphasis in Printmaking from the University of North Dakota in 2010 Anna works as an artist in her own studio combining printmaking painting and book arts As a teaching artist for multiple community art organizations Anna provides art education and experiential learning for children and adults

Join us to celebrate Annarsquos residency and her work on thursday march 19 at 530 pm

free At the Arts Center gallery refreshments provided

Exhibit at Jamestown Regional Medical Center The Arts Center collaborates with JRMC to fill the artist gallery in the corridor connecting the hospital and clinic Currently showing are works by local artist Rosemary Gasal She started her art training with Art Instruction Schools as a teenager and continues to attend painting workshops in ND MN and WI She works with oils watercolors acrylics and fabrics Known in Jamestown as ldquothe lady who paints Christmas scenes on windowsrdquo her favorite challenge is large murals

If you would like your art to be considered for display please send digital images bio and statement to Sally Jeppson Gallery Manager at sjeppsonjamestownartscom

a look inside

BrIngIng qUALIty ArtS EdUCAtIon to homESChooLEd ChILdrEn In oUr ArEADid you know The Arts Center is the sole provider of arts education for Jamestown elementary schools Thatrsquos right The primary focus of our Artist in Residence is to serve the local elementary schools

It was recently brought to our attention that there are young students in Jamestown who are homeschooled and are not receiving the benefit of the arts education Working together with our Artist in Residence and parents we created a series of quality arts classes specifically for these children

Overthepast6weekstheseclasseswerewellattendedandthestudentsgreatlyenjoyedtheexperienceClassesexploredvariousmediumsfromceramicsprintmaking paper macirccheacute and art fundamentals Future classes in are in the planning process It was a successful collaboration and we would like to continue to provide this service for homeschooled children

ldquoOur family loved the homeschool classes offered by The Arts Center It was a lovely way to spend our Wednesday afternoons Anna and Bill both taught their specialty Having a teacher who is knowledgeable and excited about a particular discipline offers the perfect opportunity for learningrdquo ~ Lisa Lang mother of children in the homeschool program

Is your group class or club getting the creative arts opportunitiesitneedsWouldyourchildenjoyan wildly artistic birthday party with one of our artists Please contact Miranda Letherman Education Coordinator(artsedjamestownartscom)ifyouwouldlike to organize such a program

2nd ACt Community theater production In You Canrsquot Get There From Here(acomedywrittenbyPatCook)theMavisGarner Bed amp Breakfast is not the sort of place yoursquod find on a freeway or even a map Thatrsquos because they get most of the customers from cars disabled when they hit the pothole on Main Street Scandal-sheet reporter Arthur Lyman decides to do an expose on the pothole ldquoscamrdquo and checks into the bed and breakfast During his stay hersquos fined eight times dragged across townbythelocalwatchdogandfiredfromhisjobWhatelsecouldhedobut fall in love with one of the proprietors When his boss shows up and takes over the story hersquos treated to scenes from Shakespeare slipshod seances and a witch who canrsquot keep her hexes straight

thrEE dInnEr thEAtEr ShoWS

Thursday ndash Saturday March 26 27 and 28th 600 pm at The Arts Center

Tickets in advance only Available at The Arts Center $25 for members $30 general admission

Sponsored by

upcoming eventscreative opportunities to break up your routine

photography Club gathering Tuesday March 17 amp April 21 630 pm at The Hansen The local band of photo enthusiasts will be meeting the third Tuesday of each month Topics are focused primarily for DSLR camera users Free and open to anyone March 17 - Lighting and Other Camera Equipment April 21 - Photo Editing

readerrsquos theatre Tuesday March 31 700 pm at The Legacy CenterDoyouenjoythedramaoftheatrebutdonrsquotlikethespotlight Then Readerrsquos Theater is for you Join this lively bunch for the dramatic reading of original scripts the last Tuesday in each month For more information contact Dina Laskowski at dlaskowsjceduor701-269-9111

Wood carving with the local Woodchippers Our local Woodchippers meet each Thursday of the month from630-830pmattheHansenArtsStudioAnyskillandinterest level welcome

an artful happy hourMEET PEOPLE MIx DRINKS MAKE ART

Create your own masterpiece or close anyway Join us after work for a creatively good time All materials provided 530 in the Hansen Arts Studio $10 - materials fee RSVP Required infojamestownartscom

March 18 - Ceramics with Michael Dietz April 15 - Drawing with Cyndi Wish

A full schedule of upcoming events can be found at wwwjamestownartscom

march 6 amp 7 2015 730 pm at JhS Auditorium 1509 10th Street nE Jamestown nd

Adult Ticket $10 Student Tickets $4 Available from any Choralaires or Boysrsquo Choir member Looysen I Care and at the door

special thanksdonations Mark amp Melanie Anderson Scott Anderson Taylor amp Sandy Barnes Janis Bensch Cherryl Bonawitz Jodi Bunde Pamela Burkhardt Tanea Clocksene Cecelia Collins Karen Crane Hazell Degroot Beth Dewald Tom amp Joan Enderle John Fugleberg Penny Gengler Joanne Hansen Laurel Haroldson Deb amp Kirk Heim Brad Hohnadel Kathy amp Harvey Huber Frank amp Stephanie Jensen Sally Jeppson Jo-Ida Hansen Tracy Johnk DeLanda Kollman Lynette Kriedeman Kendra Krueger Judy Kulla Barbara Lang Jasmine Lee Jon Lindberg Steven Maier Main Street Downtown Assoc Judith Martini Teresa Martini Joshua Meade Anna Meidinger Todd amp Rhonda Michel Jean Morris Joan Morris Shelley Nannenga Timothy Ottmar Patrick Folk Eileen Pfarr Cynthia Phillips Bob amp Norma Richardson Diana Robles Monica Romsdal Katie Ryan-Anderson Erik Sand Karla Sandness Felicia Sargeant Beverly A Schaack Jill Schlenker Mindi Schmitz Bob amp Angela Seitz Jill Shaffer Tammi Skari Kerrie Soulis Mary Jo Stewart Jacquelyn Tarpinian Gin Templeton Russ amp Darlene Trautman Brandi Van Gilder Jim Vandrovec Elsie Weber Ann amp Joel Wilson Cyndi Wish Andrew Workman

in memorial Jo-Ida Hansen in memorial of Lorraine Bennett Bob amp Angela Seitz and the family of Ruby Paczkowski (including Sharon OrsquoHaver Darwin Paczkowski Sandra Buhrt Delano Paczkowski and Carol Bischoff) in the name of Ruby Paczkowski

special thanks to Aloha Kercher Jackie Hyra and Judy Martini for gallery sitting on Saturdays Michel amp Jay Grotrian Meghan amp Jason Braun Tyri Bosche Miranda Letherman Jennifer amp Brian Amundson Shawn amp John Fugelberg and Melanie amp Mike Anderson for their hard work on the gala committee Dave Hillerud Karen Crane Troy Gunderson and John Fugelberg for helping clean up the Center for the ArtPlace America visitors John Fugelburg for picking up 400 lbs of clay from Minneapolis for the ceramics studio Peter McElroy for helping make Giving Hearts Day 2015 a great success

Non-Profit OrgUS Postage

PAIDPermit 53

Jamestown ND58401

CHANGE SERVICEREQUESTED

THE ARTS CENTER

The Arts Center activities are supported in part by a grant from the North Dakota Council on the Arts which receives funding from the state legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts

The Arts Center is par-ticipating in ArtsLab a program of Arts Midwest

tHe arts Center (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)

PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402

VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter

OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Mon ndash Fri 9 am ndash 5 pm and Sat 10 am ndash 2 pm

a look inside

BrIngIng qUALIty ArtS EdUCAtIon to homESChooLEd ChILdrEn In oUr ArEADid you know The Arts Center is the sole provider of arts education for Jamestown elementary schools Thatrsquos right The primary focus of our Artist in Residence is to serve the local elementary schools

It was recently brought to our attention that there are young students in Jamestown who are homeschooled and are not receiving the benefit of the arts education Working together with our Artist in Residence and parents we created a series of quality arts classes specifically for these children

Overthepast6weekstheseclasseswerewellattendedandthestudentsgreatlyenjoyedtheexperienceClassesexploredvariousmediumsfromceramicsprintmaking paper macirccheacute and art fundamentals Future classes in are in the planning process It was a successful collaboration and we would like to continue to provide this service for homeschooled children

ldquoOur family loved the homeschool classes offered by The Arts Center It was a lovely way to spend our Wednesday afternoons Anna and Bill both taught their specialty Having a teacher who is knowledgeable and excited about a particular discipline offers the perfect opportunity for learningrdquo ~ Lisa Lang mother of children in the homeschool program

Is your group class or club getting the creative arts opportunitiesitneedsWouldyourchildenjoyan wildly artistic birthday party with one of our artists Please contact Miranda Letherman Education Coordinator(artsedjamestownartscom)ifyouwouldlike to organize such a program

2nd ACt Community theater production In You Canrsquot Get There From Here(acomedywrittenbyPatCook)theMavisGarner Bed amp Breakfast is not the sort of place yoursquod find on a freeway or even a map Thatrsquos because they get most of the customers from cars disabled when they hit the pothole on Main Street Scandal-sheet reporter Arthur Lyman decides to do an expose on the pothole ldquoscamrdquo and checks into the bed and breakfast During his stay hersquos fined eight times dragged across townbythelocalwatchdogandfiredfromhisjobWhatelsecouldhedobut fall in love with one of the proprietors When his boss shows up and takes over the story hersquos treated to scenes from Shakespeare slipshod seances and a witch who canrsquot keep her hexes straight

thrEE dInnEr thEAtEr ShoWS

Thursday ndash Saturday March 26 27 and 28th 600 pm at The Arts Center

Tickets in advance only Available at The Arts Center $25 for members $30 general admission

Sponsored by

upcoming eventscreative opportunities to break up your routine

photography Club gathering Tuesday March 17 amp April 21 630 pm at The Hansen The local band of photo enthusiasts will be meeting the third Tuesday of each month Topics are focused primarily for DSLR camera users Free and open to anyone March 17 - Lighting and Other Camera Equipment April 21 - Photo Editing

readerrsquos theatre Tuesday March 31 700 pm at The Legacy CenterDoyouenjoythedramaoftheatrebutdonrsquotlikethespotlight Then Readerrsquos Theater is for you Join this lively bunch for the dramatic reading of original scripts the last Tuesday in each month For more information contact Dina Laskowski at dlaskowsjceduor701-269-9111

Wood carving with the local Woodchippers Our local Woodchippers meet each Thursday of the month from630-830pmattheHansenArtsStudioAnyskillandinterest level welcome

an artful happy hourMEET PEOPLE MIx DRINKS MAKE ART

Create your own masterpiece or close anyway Join us after work for a creatively good time All materials provided 530 in the Hansen Arts Studio $10 - materials fee RSVP Required infojamestownartscom

March 18 - Ceramics with Michael Dietz April 15 - Drawing with Cyndi Wish

A full schedule of upcoming events can be found at wwwjamestownartscom

march 6 amp 7 2015 730 pm at JhS Auditorium 1509 10th Street nE Jamestown nd

Adult Ticket $10 Student Tickets $4 Available from any Choralaires or Boysrsquo Choir member Looysen I Care and at the door

special thanksdonations Mark amp Melanie Anderson Scott Anderson Taylor amp Sandy Barnes Janis Bensch Cherryl Bonawitz Jodi Bunde Pamela Burkhardt Tanea Clocksene Cecelia Collins Karen Crane Hazell Degroot Beth Dewald Tom amp Joan Enderle John Fugleberg Penny Gengler Joanne Hansen Laurel Haroldson Deb amp Kirk Heim Brad Hohnadel Kathy amp Harvey Huber Frank amp Stephanie Jensen Sally Jeppson Jo-Ida Hansen Tracy Johnk DeLanda Kollman Lynette Kriedeman Kendra Krueger Judy Kulla Barbara Lang Jasmine Lee Jon Lindberg Steven Maier Main Street Downtown Assoc Judith Martini Teresa Martini Joshua Meade Anna Meidinger Todd amp Rhonda Michel Jean Morris Joan Morris Shelley Nannenga Timothy Ottmar Patrick Folk Eileen Pfarr Cynthia Phillips Bob amp Norma Richardson Diana Robles Monica Romsdal Katie Ryan-Anderson Erik Sand Karla Sandness Felicia Sargeant Beverly A Schaack Jill Schlenker Mindi Schmitz Bob amp Angela Seitz Jill Shaffer Tammi Skari Kerrie Soulis Mary Jo Stewart Jacquelyn Tarpinian Gin Templeton Russ amp Darlene Trautman Brandi Van Gilder Jim Vandrovec Elsie Weber Ann amp Joel Wilson Cyndi Wish Andrew Workman

in memorial Jo-Ida Hansen in memorial of Lorraine Bennett Bob amp Angela Seitz and the family of Ruby Paczkowski (including Sharon OrsquoHaver Darwin Paczkowski Sandra Buhrt Delano Paczkowski and Carol Bischoff) in the name of Ruby Paczkowski

special thanks to Aloha Kercher Jackie Hyra and Judy Martini for gallery sitting on Saturdays Michel amp Jay Grotrian Meghan amp Jason Braun Tyri Bosche Miranda Letherman Jennifer amp Brian Amundson Shawn amp John Fugelberg and Melanie amp Mike Anderson for their hard work on the gala committee Dave Hillerud Karen Crane Troy Gunderson and John Fugelberg for helping clean up the Center for the ArtPlace America visitors John Fugelburg for picking up 400 lbs of clay from Minneapolis for the ceramics studio Peter McElroy for helping make Giving Hearts Day 2015 a great success

Non-Profit OrgUS Postage

PAIDPermit 53

Jamestown ND58401

CHANGE SERVICEREQUESTED

THE ARTS CENTER

The Arts Center activities are supported in part by a grant from the North Dakota Council on the Arts which receives funding from the state legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts

The Arts Center is par-ticipating in ArtsLab a program of Arts Midwest

tHe arts Center (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)

PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402

VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter

OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Mon ndash Fri 9 am ndash 5 pm and Sat 10 am ndash 2 pm

2nd ACt Community theater production In You Canrsquot Get There From Here(acomedywrittenbyPatCook)theMavisGarner Bed amp Breakfast is not the sort of place yoursquod find on a freeway or even a map Thatrsquos because they get most of the customers from cars disabled when they hit the pothole on Main Street Scandal-sheet reporter Arthur Lyman decides to do an expose on the pothole ldquoscamrdquo and checks into the bed and breakfast During his stay hersquos fined eight times dragged across townbythelocalwatchdogandfiredfromhisjobWhatelsecouldhedobut fall in love with one of the proprietors When his boss shows up and takes over the story hersquos treated to scenes from Shakespeare slipshod seances and a witch who canrsquot keep her hexes straight

thrEE dInnEr thEAtEr ShoWS

Thursday ndash Saturday March 26 27 and 28th 600 pm at The Arts Center

Tickets in advance only Available at The Arts Center $25 for members $30 general admission

Sponsored by

upcoming eventscreative opportunities to break up your routine

photography Club gathering Tuesday March 17 amp April 21 630 pm at The Hansen The local band of photo enthusiasts will be meeting the third Tuesday of each month Topics are focused primarily for DSLR camera users Free and open to anyone March 17 - Lighting and Other Camera Equipment April 21 - Photo Editing

readerrsquos theatre Tuesday March 31 700 pm at The Legacy CenterDoyouenjoythedramaoftheatrebutdonrsquotlikethespotlight Then Readerrsquos Theater is for you Join this lively bunch for the dramatic reading of original scripts the last Tuesday in each month For more information contact Dina Laskowski at dlaskowsjceduor701-269-9111

Wood carving with the local Woodchippers Our local Woodchippers meet each Thursday of the month from630-830pmattheHansenArtsStudioAnyskillandinterest level welcome

an artful happy hourMEET PEOPLE MIx DRINKS MAKE ART

Create your own masterpiece or close anyway Join us after work for a creatively good time All materials provided 530 in the Hansen Arts Studio $10 - materials fee RSVP Required infojamestownartscom

March 18 - Ceramics with Michael Dietz April 15 - Drawing with Cyndi Wish

A full schedule of upcoming events can be found at wwwjamestownartscom

march 6 amp 7 2015 730 pm at JhS Auditorium 1509 10th Street nE Jamestown nd

Adult Ticket $10 Student Tickets $4 Available from any Choralaires or Boysrsquo Choir member Looysen I Care and at the door

special thanksdonations Mark amp Melanie Anderson Scott Anderson Taylor amp Sandy Barnes Janis Bensch Cherryl Bonawitz Jodi Bunde Pamela Burkhardt Tanea Clocksene Cecelia Collins Karen Crane Hazell Degroot Beth Dewald Tom amp Joan Enderle John Fugleberg Penny Gengler Joanne Hansen Laurel Haroldson Deb amp Kirk Heim Brad Hohnadel Kathy amp Harvey Huber Frank amp Stephanie Jensen Sally Jeppson Jo-Ida Hansen Tracy Johnk DeLanda Kollman Lynette Kriedeman Kendra Krueger Judy Kulla Barbara Lang Jasmine Lee Jon Lindberg Steven Maier Main Street Downtown Assoc Judith Martini Teresa Martini Joshua Meade Anna Meidinger Todd amp Rhonda Michel Jean Morris Joan Morris Shelley Nannenga Timothy Ottmar Patrick Folk Eileen Pfarr Cynthia Phillips Bob amp Norma Richardson Diana Robles Monica Romsdal Katie Ryan-Anderson Erik Sand Karla Sandness Felicia Sargeant Beverly A Schaack Jill Schlenker Mindi Schmitz Bob amp Angela Seitz Jill Shaffer Tammi Skari Kerrie Soulis Mary Jo Stewart Jacquelyn Tarpinian Gin Templeton Russ amp Darlene Trautman Brandi Van Gilder Jim Vandrovec Elsie Weber Ann amp Joel Wilson Cyndi Wish Andrew Workman

in memorial Jo-Ida Hansen in memorial of Lorraine Bennett Bob amp Angela Seitz and the family of Ruby Paczkowski (including Sharon OrsquoHaver Darwin Paczkowski Sandra Buhrt Delano Paczkowski and Carol Bischoff) in the name of Ruby Paczkowski

special thanks to Aloha Kercher Jackie Hyra and Judy Martini for gallery sitting on Saturdays Michel amp Jay Grotrian Meghan amp Jason Braun Tyri Bosche Miranda Letherman Jennifer amp Brian Amundson Shawn amp John Fugelberg and Melanie amp Mike Anderson for their hard work on the gala committee Dave Hillerud Karen Crane Troy Gunderson and John Fugelberg for helping clean up the Center for the ArtPlace America visitors John Fugelburg for picking up 400 lbs of clay from Minneapolis for the ceramics studio Peter McElroy for helping make Giving Hearts Day 2015 a great success

Non-Profit OrgUS Postage

PAIDPermit 53

Jamestown ND58401

CHANGE SERVICEREQUESTED

THE ARTS CENTER

The Arts Center activities are supported in part by a grant from the North Dakota Council on the Arts which receives funding from the state legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts

The Arts Center is par-ticipating in ArtsLab a program of Arts Midwest

tHe arts Center (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)

PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402

VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter

OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Mon ndash Fri 9 am ndash 5 pm and Sat 10 am ndash 2 pm

upcoming eventscreative opportunities to break up your routine

photography Club gathering Tuesday March 17 amp April 21 630 pm at The Hansen The local band of photo enthusiasts will be meeting the third Tuesday of each month Topics are focused primarily for DSLR camera users Free and open to anyone March 17 - Lighting and Other Camera Equipment April 21 - Photo Editing

readerrsquos theatre Tuesday March 31 700 pm at The Legacy CenterDoyouenjoythedramaoftheatrebutdonrsquotlikethespotlight Then Readerrsquos Theater is for you Join this lively bunch for the dramatic reading of original scripts the last Tuesday in each month For more information contact Dina Laskowski at dlaskowsjceduor701-269-9111

Wood carving with the local Woodchippers Our local Woodchippers meet each Thursday of the month from630-830pmattheHansenArtsStudioAnyskillandinterest level welcome

an artful happy hourMEET PEOPLE MIx DRINKS MAKE ART

Create your own masterpiece or close anyway Join us after work for a creatively good time All materials provided 530 in the Hansen Arts Studio $10 - materials fee RSVP Required infojamestownartscom

March 18 - Ceramics with Michael Dietz April 15 - Drawing with Cyndi Wish

A full schedule of upcoming events can be found at wwwjamestownartscom

march 6 amp 7 2015 730 pm at JhS Auditorium 1509 10th Street nE Jamestown nd

Adult Ticket $10 Student Tickets $4 Available from any Choralaires or Boysrsquo Choir member Looysen I Care and at the door

special thanksdonations Mark amp Melanie Anderson Scott Anderson Taylor amp Sandy Barnes Janis Bensch Cherryl Bonawitz Jodi Bunde Pamela Burkhardt Tanea Clocksene Cecelia Collins Karen Crane Hazell Degroot Beth Dewald Tom amp Joan Enderle John Fugleberg Penny Gengler Joanne Hansen Laurel Haroldson Deb amp Kirk Heim Brad Hohnadel Kathy amp Harvey Huber Frank amp Stephanie Jensen Sally Jeppson Jo-Ida Hansen Tracy Johnk DeLanda Kollman Lynette Kriedeman Kendra Krueger Judy Kulla Barbara Lang Jasmine Lee Jon Lindberg Steven Maier Main Street Downtown Assoc Judith Martini Teresa Martini Joshua Meade Anna Meidinger Todd amp Rhonda Michel Jean Morris Joan Morris Shelley Nannenga Timothy Ottmar Patrick Folk Eileen Pfarr Cynthia Phillips Bob amp Norma Richardson Diana Robles Monica Romsdal Katie Ryan-Anderson Erik Sand Karla Sandness Felicia Sargeant Beverly A Schaack Jill Schlenker Mindi Schmitz Bob amp Angela Seitz Jill Shaffer Tammi Skari Kerrie Soulis Mary Jo Stewart Jacquelyn Tarpinian Gin Templeton Russ amp Darlene Trautman Brandi Van Gilder Jim Vandrovec Elsie Weber Ann amp Joel Wilson Cyndi Wish Andrew Workman

in memorial Jo-Ida Hansen in memorial of Lorraine Bennett Bob amp Angela Seitz and the family of Ruby Paczkowski (including Sharon OrsquoHaver Darwin Paczkowski Sandra Buhrt Delano Paczkowski and Carol Bischoff) in the name of Ruby Paczkowski

special thanks to Aloha Kercher Jackie Hyra and Judy Martini for gallery sitting on Saturdays Michel amp Jay Grotrian Meghan amp Jason Braun Tyri Bosche Miranda Letherman Jennifer amp Brian Amundson Shawn amp John Fugelberg and Melanie amp Mike Anderson for their hard work on the gala committee Dave Hillerud Karen Crane Troy Gunderson and John Fugelberg for helping clean up the Center for the ArtPlace America visitors John Fugelburg for picking up 400 lbs of clay from Minneapolis for the ceramics studio Peter McElroy for helping make Giving Hearts Day 2015 a great success

Non-Profit OrgUS Postage

PAIDPermit 53

Jamestown ND58401

CHANGE SERVICEREQUESTED

THE ARTS CENTER

The Arts Center activities are supported in part by a grant from the North Dakota Council on the Arts which receives funding from the state legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts

The Arts Center is par-ticipating in ArtsLab a program of Arts Midwest

tHe arts Center (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)

PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402

VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter

OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Mon ndash Fri 9 am ndash 5 pm and Sat 10 am ndash 2 pm

march 6 amp 7 2015 730 pm at JhS Auditorium 1509 10th Street nE Jamestown nd

Adult Ticket $10 Student Tickets $4 Available from any Choralaires or Boysrsquo Choir member Looysen I Care and at the door

special thanksdonations Mark amp Melanie Anderson Scott Anderson Taylor amp Sandy Barnes Janis Bensch Cherryl Bonawitz Jodi Bunde Pamela Burkhardt Tanea Clocksene Cecelia Collins Karen Crane Hazell Degroot Beth Dewald Tom amp Joan Enderle John Fugleberg Penny Gengler Joanne Hansen Laurel Haroldson Deb amp Kirk Heim Brad Hohnadel Kathy amp Harvey Huber Frank amp Stephanie Jensen Sally Jeppson Jo-Ida Hansen Tracy Johnk DeLanda Kollman Lynette Kriedeman Kendra Krueger Judy Kulla Barbara Lang Jasmine Lee Jon Lindberg Steven Maier Main Street Downtown Assoc Judith Martini Teresa Martini Joshua Meade Anna Meidinger Todd amp Rhonda Michel Jean Morris Joan Morris Shelley Nannenga Timothy Ottmar Patrick Folk Eileen Pfarr Cynthia Phillips Bob amp Norma Richardson Diana Robles Monica Romsdal Katie Ryan-Anderson Erik Sand Karla Sandness Felicia Sargeant Beverly A Schaack Jill Schlenker Mindi Schmitz Bob amp Angela Seitz Jill Shaffer Tammi Skari Kerrie Soulis Mary Jo Stewart Jacquelyn Tarpinian Gin Templeton Russ amp Darlene Trautman Brandi Van Gilder Jim Vandrovec Elsie Weber Ann amp Joel Wilson Cyndi Wish Andrew Workman

in memorial Jo-Ida Hansen in memorial of Lorraine Bennett Bob amp Angela Seitz and the family of Ruby Paczkowski (including Sharon OrsquoHaver Darwin Paczkowski Sandra Buhrt Delano Paczkowski and Carol Bischoff) in the name of Ruby Paczkowski

special thanks to Aloha Kercher Jackie Hyra and Judy Martini for gallery sitting on Saturdays Michel amp Jay Grotrian Meghan amp Jason Braun Tyri Bosche Miranda Letherman Jennifer amp Brian Amundson Shawn amp John Fugelberg and Melanie amp Mike Anderson for their hard work on the gala committee Dave Hillerud Karen Crane Troy Gunderson and John Fugelberg for helping clean up the Center for the ArtPlace America visitors John Fugelburg for picking up 400 lbs of clay from Minneapolis for the ceramics studio Peter McElroy for helping make Giving Hearts Day 2015 a great success

Non-Profit OrgUS Postage

PAIDPermit 53

Jamestown ND58401

CHANGE SERVICEREQUESTED

THE ARTS CENTER

The Arts Center activities are supported in part by a grant from the North Dakota Council on the Arts which receives funding from the state legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts

The Arts Center is par-ticipating in ArtsLab a program of Arts Midwest

tHe arts Center (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)

PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402

VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter

OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Mon ndash Fri 9 am ndash 5 pm and Sat 10 am ndash 2 pm

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CHANGE SERVICEREQUESTED

THE ARTS CENTER

The Arts Center activities are supported in part by a grant from the North Dakota Council on the Arts which receives funding from the state legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts

The Arts Center is par-ticipating in ArtsLab a program of Arts Midwest

tHe arts Center (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)

PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402

VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter

OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Mon ndash Fri 9 am ndash 5 pm and Sat 10 am ndash 2 pm