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Eastern Illinois UniversityThe KeepTarble Arts Center Newsletter Tarble Arts Center5-1-2003Tarble Arts Center Newsletter May 2003Tarble Arts CenterFollow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/tarble_newsletterThis Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Tarble Arts Center at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in Tarble Arts CenterNewsletter by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact tabruns@eiu.edu.Recommended CitationTarble Arts Center, "Tarble Arts Center Newsletter May 2003" (2003). Tarble Arts Center Newsletter. 140.http://thekeep.eiu.edu/tarble_newsletter/140Bo Breda: Images in Beads • through May 25, Brainard Gallery Celebration: A Festival of the Arts • May 2-4, Library Quad 21st International Children's Exhibition • May 3-25 Docent Meeting • May 5, lOam-noon Cultivating Creativity Awards Reception • May 6, 7prn International Children's Exhibition Awards Reception • May 18, 1-4pm Spring 5th Grade Enrichment: Bo Breda: Images in Beads • May 6-23 2003 Arts-In-Education Artist-In-Residence: Bo Breda/Beads • May 9- June 5 Teachers' Workshop: Beading Techniques • May 31, 9am-noon Registration being taken for June Children's Classes • Classes begin June 9 Cultivating Creativity: Consolidated Communications Children's Art Exhibit 2002-2003 • through May 13 • Elizabeth Titus Memorial Library, Sullivan • May 13 -May 27 • First National Bank of Arcola, Arcola • May 27- June 10 • Arthur Public Library, Arthur This traveling exhibit is sponsored by Consolidated Communications Bo Breda: Images in Beads • April 25-May 25, Brainard Gallery This exhibition of work by fiber artist Bo Breda features two- and three-dimensional fabric and beaded works. Breda uses an array of techniques to create richly textured wall hangings, some incorporating screened photos and bead embroidery, representa-tional bead weavings with mythological or contemporary subjects, and bead-encrust-ed gourds with imagery based on spiritual themes. Bo Breda is the Tarble's 2003 Illinois Arts Council Arts-In-Education artist-in-resi-dence. She has an MFA in Fibers from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale and a BA in Linguistics from Queens College, New York. She is currently an assistant pro-fessor of fashion design at Mount Ida College near Boston. Her work has been exhib-ited in numerous group and solo exhibitions throughout the U.S. The exhibition and residency are made possible in part by grants from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency; the Ruth and Vaughn Jaenike Access to the Arts Fund, and the Coles County Arts Council, with support from area schools and Tarble membership contributions. 21st International Children's Exhibition • May 3-25, Main Galleries This exhibition features two- and three-dimensional art by area students in grades K-12 along with works created by children from other countries. Held annually, the exhi-bition provides an opportunity for area art teachers to showcase their programs. Schools from eight east central Illinois counties are scheduled to participate in the exhi-bition. Local schools who are represented in the show include: Ashmore, Carl Sandburg, Jefferson, Lema, Lincoln, and Mark Twain Elementary Schools, and Charleston Middle and High Schools. Other area schools that are farticipating include Arcola Elementary Schoo1; Arthur Elementary School; Centra A&M District #2; Chrisman Unit #6 Schools; Cowden-Herrick District #3A; Crestwood Grade and Junior High School, Paris; Effingham Junior High School; Franklin School, Mattoon; Kansas Unit #3 Schools; Lincoln School, Mattoon; Mattoon Middle and Senior High Schools; Neoga Unit #3 Schools; Oakland Unit #5 Schools; Okaw Valley District #302; St. Mary School, Mattoon; Stewardson-Strasburg Unit SA Schools; Sullivan High School; Tower Hill School; Washington School, Mattoon; and Windsor Unit #1 Schoo1s. The international component of the 2003 exhibition is comprised of children's art from the Tarble Arts Center's collection. Organized in cooperation with the Art teachers of Charleston Community Unit #1 Schools, an awards reception is scheduled for Sunday, May 18, 1-4pm. For the time of a specific school',s awards presentation contact the Tarble Arts Center at 581-ARTS (-2787). Celebration: A Festival of the Arts • May 2-4, Library Quad The Tarble Arts Center is once again presenting Children's Art Activities as a part of this year's Celebration, with support from What's Cookin'. Children of all ages are invited to create plaster pendants, paper masks, foil tooling and paint on the refrigera-tor box murals. The Children's Art Activities (noon-4pm Saturday and Sunday) is just one of a plethora of activities from which to choose over the three-day festival. For a complete Celebration schedule set your browser to www.eiu.edu/ -festival. Docent Meeting • May 5, lOam-noon The final meeting of the 2002/2003 academic year will consist of tours of the 21st International Children's Exhibition and Bo Breda: Images in Beads Docent scheduling for tours will take place as well. The meeting is open to the general public, and persons interested in learning more about the Tarble Arts Center's Docent Education Program are welcome to attend. Cultivating Creativity Awards Reception •May6, 7pm Everyone is invited to join in honoring the young artists represented in the 2002-2003 edition of Cultivating Creativity: Consolidated Communications Children's Art Exhibit. This year's exhibit presents 43 works of art representing an equal number of area schools. In recognition of their achievements the 44 young artists (one art piece was a team effort) will be presented with $100 Savings Bonds from Consolidated Communications, the sponsor of the Cultivating Creativity exhibit program. Consolidated will also make donations of $50 in support of each participating school's Art program. A joint project of the Tarble Arts Center and Conso1idated Communications Inc., this is the ninth year CCI (formerly Illinois Consolidated Telephone) has sponsored the exhibit. The purpose of Cultivating Creativity is to showcase art by area students, to highlight the excellent work being done by area school Art teachers, and to emphasize the importance of including the arts in a well-rounded school curriculum. The 2002-2003 tour takes Cultivating Creativity to 14 sites from Tuscola to Effingham and Assumption to Paris. Spring 2003 Fifth Grade Enrichment Program: Bead Portraits • May 6-23 Offered annually in May to area fifth grade students and their teachers, this year's fro-gram will focus on the Bo Breda: Images in Beads exhibition. After a SUided tour o the exhibition, students will create a self-portrait using beads and sequms. The program will be presented by Curator of Education Kit Morice. Tarble Arts Center 2003 Arts-In-Education Residency • May 9-June 5 Fiber artist Bo Breda is the Tarble's 2003 Illinois Arts Council Arts-In-Education artist-in-residence. Designed to bring professional artists into the classroom, this program will benefit students and teachers from four area schools: Central A&M Higfi School, Moweaqua; Charleston Middle School; Cowden-Herrick High School, Cowden; and Jefferson Elementary School, Charleston. Concurrent with the aforementioned schools, 660£-0<::6~9 ll N01S3lcfv'HO vi: ON li~I:J3d Cl'ifd 38\llSOd sn NOI1"v'ZIN"v'81:JO ll::lOI:Jd-NON Due to the construction of the new addition, Tarble June children's classes will be offered at alternate locations. Despite the change of venue, classes will be offered as scheduled for ages 4 through 14, with the locations to be announced. -- Kit Morice ~/tn~~f4 June Children's Classes • begin June 9 Cultivating Creativity: 2002-03 Consolidated Communications Children's Art Exhibit June 10- June 24 • Tuscola National Bank, Tuscola June 24- July 8 • Chrisman Public Library, Chrisman July 8 -July 22 • Citizens National Bank, Paris July 22 -August 5 • Edgar County Bank & Trust, Kansas Hours: 10am-5pm Tues.-Fri., 10am-4pm Sat., 1-4pm Sun.; closed Mondays and holidays. Admission: Admission is free except as noted. Parking: Free visitor parking in 9th Street lot. Location: South 9th Street at Cleveland Avenue, Eastern Illinois University campus, Charleston Phone: 217 /581-2787; Fax: 217 /581-7138; Website: http:/ /www.eiu.edu/ -tarble The Tarble Arts Center, a division of the College of Arts & Humanities, is partially supported by Tarble Arts Center membership contributions and by the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency. The Tarble Arts Center is accredited by the American Association of Museums. Tarble Arts Center Advisory Board Officers: Therese Supple Kincade, President Thomas LeVeck, Vice President John Armstrong, Secretary Tarble Arts Center Staff: Michael Watts, Director Kit Morice, Curator of Education David Pooley, Registrar Fran Wittenberg, Secretary James K. Johnson, Dean, College of Arts & Humanities 660£-·0£:619 SJOU!]JI 'UOlS;JJJEljJ ~ -A l.l_!)_j!_l!.l N n ;JnU;JAV U[OJU!1 009 S I 0 N I '1 '1 I H3.LN30 s.uiV naw' t-ffi~ Members of the Tarble Arts Center Tarble Associate Frank & Janet Fraembs James & Karen McKechnie Benefactor Kim & Gary Harris Edith & Frank Hedges Vaughn & Ruth Jaenike Jon & JoAnn Laible Barbara & Michael Watts Patron Katherine Bartel Roger & Ann Beck Jeff & Karen Boshart David & Susanna Buchanan Dr. & Mrs. Everett Gibbens Glenn & Susan Hild Margaret Hollowell James K. & Wanda Johnson James & Mary Pierce Ray & Bernie Ryan J. Sain William Weber Robert & Norma Winkleblack Ron T. Wohlstein Corporate Patron Consolidated Communications What's Cookin' Sponsor Charles & Linda Adams Doug & Sally Bock Ewen & Mary Ellen Bryden William & Ann Bryson Mrs. Calvin Countryman Karen & John Eisenhour General Re Corporation Gilbert & June Fite June & Jim Giffin Bill & Glennie Hamel Dorothy Hart Lori Henderson Nancy & Robert Hennings Bill & Barbara Hill Robert & Shirley Karraker Cary & Marge Knoop Allen Lanham Pat & Genie Lenihan Thomas LeVeck Christine Cnota-Lord & Blair Lord Tim & Melanie Mills Andrew Methven & Cheryl Noll J.W. & Marilyn Oglesby Bill & Jayne Ozier Ruth Pence Keith Perry & Mary Herrington-Perry (Sponsor, con' t.) Gregory & Carol Ray John Reed & Helen Krehbiel-Reed Foster & Jean Rinefort Dana & Renee Ringuette Roger & Stephany Rives Betty Ronchetti Miller Kathreen & John Ryan George & Beryl Sanders Milburn & Helen Smith David & Carol Stevens Charles & Marilyn Switzer Ruth Hoberman & Richard Sylvia Earl & Meg Tarble Daniel & Adrianne Thornburgh Ashton & June Waller Fran Wittenberg Jacqueline Worden Friend Bill & Jayne Addison Joyce & Ray Allen Charlene Anchor John Armstrong Willa Ashby Robert & Judy Barford Dorothy Bennett Doit & Elnor Biggs Joyce Bishop & Tom Bottom Ginny Bryan Carole Burris GinnyCass Caterpillar Corp. Margie Checkley Brigitte Chen Marilyn Coles Camille Compo Barbara & Mac Corley Janet & John Cosbey Terry Coulton Albert & Mary McElwee Coutant Dario & Madeline Covi Scott & Penny Crawford Noel Cummins Jane Dawson Alphonso DiPietro Joseph & Shelia Dively Edward & Helen Dowling Mrs. Leo J. Dvorak Thomas & Betty Elliott Andrea Englehardt Richard & Mary Fafara William & Wanda Furry Don & Suellyn Garner Merl Glick Pam & Vince Gutowski Martha Hamand Gaye Harrison (Friend, con' t.) Judy Herder Peter & Debbie Hesterman Bill & Florence Heyduck Carolyn Brown Hodge Harold & Geraldine Humbert Ned Huston & Bonnie Irwin Madi lgnazito Ann E. Jackson Christy Joern Annie Lee Jones Ellen & Richard Keiter Roann Kopel June Krutza Lorraine Lathrop Elaine Fine & Michael Leddy Todd & Dana Lindley Judy Livesay Pat Mahler Gail & Tim Mason David & Joyce Maurer Frances W. McColl Dolly & Gene McFarland Ray & Sue McKenna Douglas & Joann Meyer Wendy Meyer Eula Montgomery Dorothy Monts Marie & Marvin Moore Suzanne Morice Val Mullens Dwain & Pam Naragon Alex & Susan Peck Althea Pendergast Eugenia Pendergast John Phipps Majorie Ramsey John & Phyllis Reardon Nettie Resch Steve & Cindy Rich Stanley & Sandy Rives Janet Roney Jean Seitsinger Maurice & Rosemary Shepherd Eli & Ann Sidwell Howard & Lois Skidmore Mary L. Storm Cheryl & Scott Todd Elizabeth Tucker Mr. & Mrs. Don Waggoner Barbara Bishop Werden Jan Wetzel Max & Ruth White Mary Wohlrabe Bonita Woodyard Jack Wyeth (As of 21 April 2003) Tarble Arts Center Eastern Illinois University membership invitation You are invited to become a member of the Tarble Arts Center. Tarble Arts Center membership contributions are vital in making possible tne many programs serving east-central illinois. Friend $50 • 20 percent discount on classes and workshops • priority class and workshop registration • newsletter and announcements • 10 percent discount on Gift Shop purchases $100 All of the above benefits plus ... • exhibition publications • discounts on group trips Patron/Corporate Patron $250 All of the above benefits plus ... • special edition pottery • invitation to special functions Benefactor I Cor2ora te Benefactor $500 All of the above benefits plus ... • special memorabilia • recognition dinner Tarble Associate/ Corporate Tarble Associate $1,000 All of the above benefits plus ... • Tarble Arts Center honor roll The Tarble Arts Center is a division of the College of Arts & Humanities at Eastern Illinois University. All donations are tax-deductible with-in the limits set by law. membership application Tarble Arts Center Yes! I want to become a Tarble Member. Your Name (Please print clearly) Address City State/Zip Telephone E-mail Categories (Please check one) _$ 50 Friend -$ 100 Sponsor - $ 250 Patron or Corporate Patron - $ 500 Benefactor or Corporate Benefactor _ $1,000+ Tarble Associate or Corporate Tarble Associate - Check enclosed (Please make payable to: EIU Foundation) For payment by credit card or payroll deduction, please call the EIU Foundation at (217) 581-3313. please designate my gift in support of: _educating children about art _ restoring paintings by Paul T. Sargent _the areas of greatest need Thank you for your support. Please mail this form to: Tarble Arts Center Eastern Illinois University 600 Lincoln Avenue Charleston, IL 61920-3099 The Tarble Arts Center is accredited by the American Association of Museums and is funded For more information call217 /581-ARTS (-2787) or e-mail in part by the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency. cfmw@eiu.edu. '~i~r· Am c 0 II D II. 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