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CASA Magazine – a voice of the PROGRESSIVE MAINSTREAM • www.CasaSB.com
SBCC Foundation Campaign for Student Success to
Raise Critical Funds for SBCC & its Students
T
HE ANNUAL FUNDRAISING, COMMUNITY
PROMOTING EXTRAVAGANZA, the
Campaign for Student Success launched
this week on April 6th. The Campaign
raises critical funds for
SBCC and its students and
is spearheaded by the SBCC
Foundation. It will run for
four weeks, ending May
1st. During this time, the
Foundation is seeking broad
community participation.
For nearly 40 years, the SBCC Foundation
has enhanced the educational experience for
students attending Santa Barbara City College.
The Foundation works in partnership with the
college to secure resources for the highest priority
needs of the school. With public funding only
going so far, philanthropic dollars are needed to
bridge the gap between what is funded and what
is needed. Funds raised during the Campaign for
Student Success ensure SBCC students, faculty
members, and staff have access to the resources
they need.
“We are touched every day by those who
have improved their lives and community in
part due to their SBCC education. Santa Barbara
City College graduates are the employees you
hire, the colleagues you work with, the chefs in
our local restaurants, and the nurses providing
comfort and care in our hospitals,” shared SBCC
Foundation CEO Geoff Green. “When donors
give to the Campaign for Student Success,
they are supporting all aspects of student
achievement.”
SBCC affords access to education for those
wishing to obtain a degree, looking for an
affordable option before transferring to a four-
year university, wanting to develop a specific
skill set that will propel them into a career,
or continuing their learning through lifelong
education. Through it all, the SBCC Foundation
provides the college with
necessary funding, serving
as the vehicle through which
donors can invest in accessible
higher education for the Santa
Barbara community.
“The skills students
develop at Santa Barbara
City College, the interactions they have with
faculty, staff, and each other, and the knowledge
they acquire, all greatly influence their ability
to achieve success,” said Campaign for Student
Success Chair Robyn Freedman. “When you
support SBCC Foundation’s Campaign for
Student Success, you aid students in their
academic endeavors, changing lives through
education.”
In recent years, funds raised have gone
toward: Scholarships; Disabled student programs
and services; Tutoring; Mathematics, science,
technology, engineering, and mathematics
(STEM) resources; Continued Education/Center
for Lifelong Learning; and Athletics.
Donations can be made to the Campaign for
Student Success: by sending a check payable to the
SBCC Foundation to: SBCC Foundation, 721 Cliff Drive,
Santa Barbara, CA 93109 or online at sbccfoundation.
org. For more info, call 730-4401.
The SBCC Foundation was established in 1976 to
support Santa Barbara City College through sustained
philanthropy. Last year, the Foundation gave more
than $3.5 million in assistance to SBCC students,
helping them prepare for careers, pursue lifelong
learning goals, or transfer to four-year universities.
Create A Career As An Artist @ The 5th Art Career Day Conference
A
PASSION FOR ART AND A DESIRE TO LEARN are all that are necessary to participate in Art
Without Limits’ 5th Annual Art Career Day Conference (ACDC), a free event designed for
people ages 13 to 25 years. Creative leaders in
the community will gather at Santa Barbara
City College - Fe Bland Forum on April 25th to
share their stories and gems of information with all
those hoping to live the creative life.
More than a hundred aspiring artists have
attended each conference from 2011 to 2014. Their
backgrounds varied from having no formal training
or experience to those well on their way to becoming
established artists. Participants commented, “ACDC
showed me that life is dynamic, and that you actually
have a choice on what you want to do,” and “I really
enjoyed hearing about how people found their
Painting by Fabrice Tay, VADA at SBHS
way to success first hand.” Many participants have
returned to attend the conference the following year.
It’s a chance to learn from and interact with professional artists and business experts. The goal
of ACDC is to empower young artists to create viable careers in the arts with the help of guidance,
knowledge and inspiration from established artists. Up to 100 attendees will engage with speakers,
participate in round-table discussions, and enjoy performances by 2015 Teen Star, Sydney Shalhoob
and the UCSB Freshman Dance Company. A complimentary lunch will be served. The conference
fosters support for emerging artists from the local artistic community.
Rod Lathim will be the ACDC Emcee this year. Nathalie Gensac of Youth Interactive will be the
Keynote Speaker. Additional speakers include visual artist Kim Yasuda, photographer Sol Hill, and
AWoL Executive Director Julie McLeod. Each will give presentations about their unique paths to
becoming professional artists, and their particular insights on success. Attendees are encouraged to ask
questions as they interact with our local artists.
Round-table sessions will be held in music, dance, painting, acting, directing, poetry, prose,
journalism, screenwriting, galleries, fashion photography, travel photography, architecture, sculpture,
assemblage, ceramics, mosaics, graphic design, makeup, costume and fashion design, and animation.
Attendees may participate in any three of these sessions.
To present ACDC, Art Without Limits collaborates with the Santa Barbara Bowl, SB County
Arts Commission, Dug Uyesaka, SB County Education Department, Rod Lathim, SBCC Theatre
Department, SBHS Visual Arts & Design Academy, Carey Hobart, Performing Arts League, SB Teen
Star, and many others.
Registration begins at 10:30am with the conference underway from 11am to 4:30pm.
To register visit www.acdc-sb.org
Cominichi’s
10-6pm, Sa 10-5pm • 882-2108.
Artworks from the Jorgen Hansen Estate- ongoing • 19 E. Haley St • MoSa 11-6pm, Su 12-4pm • 962-1413.
Corridan Gallery
Paintings, Sculpture & Photography by Santa Barbara Artists • 125 N
Milpas • Tu-Sa 11-5pm • 966-7939.
Cypress Gallery (Lompoc)
GALLERIES • STUDIOS • MUSEUMS • PUBLIC PLACES
Compiled by Jeanette Casillas
Mediterranee Antiques and Art, Carpinteria
Contemporary, vintage and antique paintings. California Plein Air.
Representing local artist since 2002. • ongoing • 500 Maple Av • TuSa 11-4pm or by Appt • 695-0910.
Architectural Foundation Gallery
Wet World by Judy and Warner Nienow- Apr 15-May 29 • 229 E
Victoria • Tu-Fr 9-2pm • 965-6307.
ArtAMO Gallery
Flight Plan II by Julia Pinkham-Thru Apr 19 • 11 W Anapamu • Tu-Su
12-5pm • 568-1400.
Art, Design & Architecture Museum, UCSB
How to Make the Universe Right: The Art of the Shaman from Vietnam
and Southern China • Fletcher Benton: The Artist’s Studio • This Was
Tomorrow: London 1956 | Geoffrey Holroyd | Santa Barbara • Artistin-Residence: Eric Beltz, The Cave of Treasures -Thru May 1 • UCSB
Campus • We-Su 12-5pm • 893-2951.
Art & Soul of Santa Barbara
Local fine art and jewelry • 1221 State St #7 • Tu-Sa11-8pm; Su 115pm • 722-5054.
Artiste Gallery (Los Olivos)
Wine art by D. Bayless; J. Brown; C. Locascio; A. Luongo; C. Nelson; C.
Perez; S. Quartly; D. Talerico; C. Watanabe • Ongoing • Daily 10-5pm
• 2948 Grand Av, Studio E • 686-2626.
Art From Scrap Gallery
Flora-Thru May 14 • 302 E. Cota St • Tu-Fri 11-5pm, Sa 10-4pm •
884-0459.
Arts Fund Gallery
The Sculpture Survey-Thru Apr 25 • We-Fr 12-5pm, Sa by Appt., Su 114pm • 205 C Santa Barbara St • 965-7321.
Atkinson Gallery
Annual Student Exhibition-Apr 17-May 8 • SBCC East Campus,
Humanities Building Rm 202 • Mo-Th 10-7pm, Fr-Sa 10-4pm •
Atkinson Gallery Annex: Illumination- Thru May 8 • Mo-Fr, 11:3012:45pm, Th-Fr, 5:30-6:30pm • SBCC John Dunn Gourmet Dining Rm
• 965-0581x3484.
Bella Rosa Galleries
CA Coastal Paintings by Tom De Walt • CA Coastal Photography by
Mehosh Photography-Thru Apr 30 • 1103 State St • Mo-Sa 11-6pm,
Sun 11-5pm • 966-1707.
B.J. Stapen Studio
California Plein Air Paintings • By Appt • 705-5427.
Brooks Institute Gallery 27
Mo-Fr 8am-9pm, Sa-Su 10-9pm • 27 E Cota St • 690-4913
Cabrillo Pavilion Arts Center
Paintings, Photographs, & holiday gifts by local artists • 119 E Cypress
Ave • Tu-Su 12-5pm • 737-1129.
Distinctive Framing ‘n’ Art
Santa Barbara Gems by Chris Potter-ongoing • 1333 State St • Mo-Fr
Banderaware: from Revolution to Republic / de la revolución a la
república-Thru May 30 • Roger Brown Garden installation-ongoing •
1023 Bath St • Tu-Sa 12-4pm • 963-1032.
CASA Gallery
Between Earth & Sky-Thru Arp 30 • Mo-Fr 9-5:30pm • 23 E. Canon
Perdido St • 965-6448.
Channing Peake Gallery
Under the Influence: Response to Place-Thru Jun 18 • 105 E. Anapamu
St • Mo-Fr 8-5pm • 568-3994.
City Hall Gallery
Ray Strong: Shared Vision/Common Ground -Through Feb 18, 2016 •
735 Anacapa St • Mo-Fr 8-5pm, closed alternate Fridays • 568-3994.
CollectAir Aviation Art Gallery
Original, prints, sculpture, vintage models- Ongoing • 1324 De La Vina St
• Afternoons Tu-Sa • 408-828-2810.
The Cuyama Valley, 25th anniversary show-Thru May 10 • 557 Hot
Springs Rd • Sa-Su 1-5pm • 969-5781.
Elizabeth Gordon Gallery
Works by A. Martin, S. Belassen, R. Mault, A. Moreno Valdes, C. Mudgett,
M. Andrew Allen, J. Heaton, S. Daane Chesnut, & D. Oatway-Ongoing • 15
W Gutierrez St • Mo 11-2pm, Tu-Sa 11-5pm, Su 11-3pm • 963-1157.
Saturday, April 11th, 11am-5pm
Saturday, April 11th, 5-7pm
Margaret Nadeau
Adventurous Vision by Sharon Lobel
Faulkner East Gallery
Friday, April 10th, 5-7pm
Faulkner Gallery
Art From Scrap Gallery
Casa Dolores
Easton Gallery
Friday, April 10th, 4-7pm
Carpinteria Arts Center
Haass Adobe Watercolors-ongoing • 15 E. De la Guerra St • $5/$4 •
Fr-Su 12-4pm • 965-0093.
Whimsy by Sherry Spear-Thru Apr 25 • 1528 State St • Tu-Sa 125pm • 962-6444.
SY Valley Arts: Art in the Park
The Grandparent Portrait Show
Casa de la Guerra
Divine Inspiration Gallery Of Fine Art
RECEPTIONS & EVENTS
SB Visual Artists -Thru Apr 30 • 1118 E Cabrillo Blvd • Mo-Fr 9-5pm
• 897-1983.
Figure it Out-Thru Apr 20 • 855 Linden Av • Th-Mo 10-4pm •
684-7789.
April 10, 2015
Friday, April 10th, 4-7pm
Flora
Lavinia Campbell Park, Los Olivos
Palm Loft Gallery
Sunday, April 12th, 1:30-4:30pm
SBMA - FREE Studio Sunday
Scratchboard
Sunday, April 12th, 2-4pm
Jewish Federation of Greater SB
SB Printmakers - Juried Spring Exhibition
Friday, April 10th, 5:30-7:30pm
Thursday, April 16th, 5:30-7pm
Oxygen by Roz Lord
Adams Elementary, 2701 Las Positas Rd.
Friday, April 10th, 6pm
Friday, April 17th, 5-7pm
Sculpture Survey with the Sculptors
Annual Student Exhibition
Santa Barbara Tennis Club
Arts Fund Gallery Art Talk
Friday, April 10th, 10:30-1pm
Slingshot: an Alpha art forum Open House
10:30am-12 pm: meet the artists, explore the gallery
12-1pm: lunch and artist talk with Megan Isaac
RSVP by April 6 to 770-3878
Saturday, April 11th, 10am-2pm
Parkinson Association of SB Exhibition
First Presbyterian Church, 21 E. Constance Ave
Saturday, April 11th, 1-3 pm
Kids Draw Architecture Sketch Session
Unitarian Society of SB, 1535 Santa Barbara St
iCAN Art Shows
Atkinson Gallery
Saturday, April 18th, 6-8pm
Museum of Contemporary Art SB
Teen Paranormal Romance
Saturday, April 18th, 6-9pm
SBMA Mystery in Masterpieces
SOLD OUT
Sundays, 10am-dusk
SB Arts & Crafts Show
Cabrillo Blvd (State & Calle Puerto Vallarta) 897-1982
Thursdays, 3pm-dusk
Carpinteria Creative Arts Show
800 Block of Linden Ave, 291-1957
April 10, 2015
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Tunes from the Wild West, The Magnificent Seven at the Granada
By Robert F. Adams, Special to CASA
A
KNOCKOUT EVENING FOR FILM FANS
of an earlier generation of westerns,
The Elmer Bernstein Memorial Film
Series, Celebrating Distinguished Film
Music, screened the 1960s swaggering western
epic, The Magnificent Seven, at the Granada
Theatre on March 30th. The concluding event
for this season’s film music-focused series
featured curator
and Oscar
Award winning
songwriter/
composer and
occasional actor
Paul Williams
who moderated
onstage and
insightfully
engaged the
noted composer
Bruce Broughton
with discussions of the influence of Elmer
Bernstein’s score for Seven.
Released at the outset of the 1960s, the
Bernstein score for The Magnificent Seven
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jumped off the screen. Both guests, Williams
and Broughton, recognized that the symphonic
background music was one of the first movie
scores that cast a powerful spell both within
the Hollywood picture-making industry as well
as being embraced by the nation’s public at the
time. Broughton drew attention to the influence
that this particular score had, especially in
western films that followed, including his own
memorable and Oscarnominated score for
Laurence Kasdan’s
Silverado.
The screening of
The Magnificent Seven,
which was broadcast
on the Granada’s
state-of-the-art rear
projection system,
displayed unmatched
locations, shot in
Durango, Cuernavaca,
and Tepoztlán, Mexico by Director John Sturges.
The film also featured towering performances
from an ensemble cast including Yul Brynner - at
the height of his powers - portraying the stoic
leader of the posse of outcasts and drifters. The
film also served as
a breakout vehicle
for future superstar
Steve McQueen as
Vin, and offered
a spellbinding
performance from
Eli Wallach as the
bandit-villain,
Calvera. The
Faulkner/SB Public Library Galleries
Central: Grandparent Portrait Show • East: Margaret Nadeau • West:
Barbara Eberhart-Thru Apr 30 • 40 E Anapamu St • Mo-Th 10-7pm, FrSa 10-5:30pm, Su 1-5pm • 962-7653.
El Presidio de Santa Bárbara
Nihonmachi Revisited • Memorias y Facturas • Ceramics
Rediscovered • Ongoing • $5/$4 • Daily 10:30-4:30pm • 123 E
Canon Perdido St • 965-0093.
Elverhøj Museum (Solvang)
Ro Snell / Outside In-Thru Apr 26 • 624 Elverhoj Wy • We-Th 1-4pm,
Fr-Su 12-4pm • 686-1211.
Gallery 113: (SB Art Association)
Featured Artist: Stephen Robeck • Patrick O’Leary, Kathee Christie, Cathy
Runkle, Pepa Sand, Sue Slater, & Seraphine -Thru May 2 • 1114 State
St, #8 La Arcada Ct • Mo-Sa 11-4pm, Su 1-5pm • 965-6611.
Gallery Acero at SB Forge & Iron
Original home furnishing & sculpture • ongoing • 527 Fig Ave • MoFr 10-4pm • 965-7111.
Gallery Los Olivos & Guild Room
CALL FOR ARTISTS
Wildling Museum Annual Nature
Photography Competition
Entries for the Museum’s Annual Nature
Photography Competition are being accepted
through April 30th at 5pm. The theme for this
year’s contest is Nature’s Patterns. Participants are
encouraged to use their camera to capture the
patterns found in nature. Photographers must be 18
years or older at the time of their initial entry and
live in California. The entry fee is $10 per entry.
Entries will be judged by a panel of professional
photographers and curators. Winners will receive
cash prizes and will be exhibited at the Wildling
Museum in an exhibit opening August 8th.
For detailed entry rules and submission forms, visit
www.wildlingmuseum.org
Montecito Aesthetic Institute
Entries for an exhibition at the Montecito Aesthetic
Institute are being accepted through April 26th. The
theme is “Eye” and all interpretations and media are
welcome. All artwork must hang on the wall. No
pedestal works will be accepted. Submitted work
cannot exceed 36” x 36.” Entry Fees apply. Artwork
will be juried by Nancy Gifford. Exhibition dates are
May 21st through Sept. 10th.
For more info or to submit your images email
[email protected] with EYE in the subject space.
Off the Road-Thru Apr 30 • Guild Room: Artists Guild Santa Ynez
Valley-Thru May 6 • 2920 Grand Av, LO • Daily 10-5pm • 688-7517.
Goleta Valley Library
GVAA-Thru Apr 29 • Mo 12-6pm, Tu-Th 10-8pm, Fr-Sa 10-5:30pm,
Su 1-5pm • 500 N Fairview • 964-7878.
Harris & Fredda Meisel Gallery
Reflection by Abstract Art Collective-Thru Apr 17 • CRH, 2415 De La Vina
St • Mo-Fr 9-9pm, Sa-Su 10-5pm • 687-7444.
Hospice of Santa Barbara, Inc.
Ocean of Souls by Diana Valdez-Thru Apr 30 • 2050 Alameda Padre
Serra, #100 • Mo-Fr 9-5pm • 563-8820.
JadeNow Gallery
Jade carving, sculpture, and jewelry-ongoing • 14 Parker Way • TuSu 10-7pm • 448-2199.
James Main Fine Art
19th & 20th Cent American & European fine art & antiques • 27 E De La
Guerra St • Mo-Sa 12-5 • 962-8347.
Jewish Federation of Greater SB
SB Printmakers-Apr 12-Jun 2 • Portraits of Survival • Upstanders:
Courage in the Face of Evil • ongoing • 524 Chapala St • Mo-Th 95pm; Fr 9-3:30pm • 957-1115.
Karpeles Museum & Manuscript Library
Professional Baseball-Thru Apr 30 • Abstract Art Collective: Limited
Palette Abstracts and abstrX@Karpeles-Thru Apr 29 • 21 W Anapamu
• We-Su 12-4pm • 962-5322.
Kathryne Designs
Colin C. Cooper, Ira Yeager, K. Elsey, E. Freudenstein, G. Ray, K. Snyder, &
C. Simon • 1225 Coast Village Rd • Daily 10-5pm • 565-4700.
Los Olivos Café
Capturing Light by Laurel Sherrie-Thru May 6 • 2879 Grand Av •
Daily 11:30-8:30pm • 688-7265.
Lotusland
Flock: Birds on the Brink-Thru May 23 • 695 Ashley Rd • We-Sa
10am & 1:30pm • Free-$45 • Reservations required 969-9990.
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film’s underlying story was based on the superb
1954 Japan-based historical epic from Akira
Kurosawa, The Seven Samurai.
Comprising a main anthem, or leitmotif,
the score represented a western
journey of hope and resilience,
echoing the energetic efforts of
the heroic posse of gunfighters/
saviors, with melodic leitmotiv
passages and tempos that,
according to special guest
Broughton, helped to energize
the pace of the film. Within the
suspenseful dramatic phrases,
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Elmer Bernstein thoughtfully
referenced Bartok’s second movement of the
Concerto for Orchestra.
The moving score for Seven was recognized
by the America Film Institute as the eighth
greatest American film score in a poll unveiled in
2005, the year after Bernstein’s passing in 2004.
This delightful Elmer Bernstein Memorial
Film Series series was sponsored by Montecito
Bank and Trust, and the
screening was sponsored by
Sarah and Roger Chrisman,
among others. The discussions
with special guests and the
full-stage screening of this
studio-produced western was a
rare opportunity to revisit and
rediscover the interwoven music,
and pay tribute to the important
role that composers play in how
we experience films of this scope and style.
For info on the current season at the Granada
Theatre and upcoming film series programs, visit:
granadasb.com or call 899-2222.
1. KRISTI NEWTON, PAUL WILLIAMS, EVE BERNSTEIN, BRUCE BROUGHTON, and ROGER CHRISMAN
2. DOUG NORBERG, LAURA DRAMMER, MARK TRABUCCO, SARAH SCHLINGER CHRISMAN, and NANCY NORBERG
3. MEG BURNHAM and EVE BERNSTEIN
See more Photos by Priscilla, SantaBarbaraSeen.com
Contact her at [email protected] • (805) 969-3301
Kids Draw Architecture Saturday Sketch Sessions
P
ENCIL SKETCHES THAT CAPTURE THE
ARCHITECTURAL STYLES of Santa
Barbara’s beautiful historical buildings
and gardens will be created by local
youth during two Kids Draw Architecture
sketch sessions taking place on April 11th,
from 1 to 3pm at the Unitarian Society of
Santa Barbara (1535 Santa Barbara St) and
April 25th, from 1 to 3pm at El Presidio de
Santa Barbara (123 E. Canon Perdido St).
“Come draw with us at the Kids Draw
Architecture sketch sessions!” shared Cass
Ensberg, Architectural Foundation of Santa
Barbara President. “Kids Draw is a program
Drawing of El Presidio by James Dwelley, age 10
designed for children as a way to expose and
will be provided. The award-winning Kids Draw
educate them about excellence in architecture
Architecture program was developed by the
and design. Children (and their parents) have
Architectural Foundation of Santa Barbara. 2015
fun sketching Santa Barbara’s buildings and
Kids Draw Architecture calendars and KDA
gardens and begin to see and appreciate the built
T-shirts and other merchandise will be available
environment in a new way.”
during these events.
Sketch sessions are free and drawing materials
Sesiones de dibujo de Niños Dibujan Arquitectura
D
IBUJOS A LÁPIZ QUE CAPTURAN LOS ESTILOS ARQUITECTÓNICOS de hermosos edificios y jardines
históricos de Santa Bárbara serán creados por la juventud local durante dos sesiones de dibujo
de Niños Dibujan Arquitectura que tendrán lugar el 11 de abril, de la 1 a las 3pm en la Sociedad
Unitaria de Santa Bárbara (1535 Santa Barbara St) y el 25 de abril, de la 1 a las 3pm en el El Presidio
de Santa Bárbara (123 E. Canon Perdido St).
“¡Ven a dibujar con nosotros durante las sesiones de dibujo de Niños Dibujan Arquitectura!”
compartió Cass Ensberg, Presidenta de la Fundación Arquitectónica de Santa Bárbara. “Niños Dibujan
Arquitectura es un programa diseñado para los niños como una manera de exponer y educarlos acerca
de la excelencia en la arquitectura y el diseño. Los niños (y sus padres) se divierten dibujando edificios y
jardines de Santa Bárbara y comienzan a ver y apreciar el ambiente construido de una manera nueva.”
Las sesiones son gratis y se proporcionarán los materiales de dibujo. El Programa de Niños Dibujan
Arquitectura es un programa desarrollado por la Fundación Arquitectónica de Santa Bárbara. Los
calendarios del 2015 y camisetas de Niños Dibujan Arquitectura estarán a la venta durante estos eventos.
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Slow Art Day in Santa Barbara
Marcia Burtt Studio
LOW DOWN AND TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT
THE ART on Saturday, April 11th, from
11am to 5pm when the Santa Barbara
Museum of Art along with over 200 other
venues around the world participate in Slow
Art Day — a global, all-volunteer event with
a mission to help more people discover for
themselves the joy of looking at and loving art.
To encourage the Santa Barbara community
to view art slowly, SBMA docents will offer six
tours and discuss the artwork in the following
areas of the Museum:
MCASB Satellite @ Hotel Indigo Santa Barbara
Variations- Thru Apr 26 • 517 Laguna St • Th-Su 1-5pm •
962-5588.
S
11:10am: Asian Art collection
12:10pm / 2:10pm / 4:10pm:
Botticelli, Titian, and Beyond: Masterpieces of
Italian Painting from Glasgow Museums
1:10pm: European Art collection
3:10pm: Techniques
Magic Mountain- Thru Jan 31, 2016 • 121 State St • 966-5373.
Mertens Fine Art Gallery
Surrealism Comes To Life: Dali, Miro & Picasso • The Best of Mertens
Fine Art • Mo-Sa 10:30-5:30pm • 1266 Coast Village Rd • 565-6955.
MichaelKate Interiors & Art Gallery
Psyched-Thru Apr 19 • 132 Santa Barbara St • Mo-Sa 10-6pm,
closed We, Su 11-5pm • 963-1411.
Montecito Aesthetic Institute
Those interested in exploring on their own
can pick up a “Slow Art Gallery Game” handout
at any of the Visitor Services desks.
Afterward, enjoy a free treat with the purchase
of your lunch at The Museum Cafe. Docent talks
are free with regular Museum admission. Visitors
may attend as many talks as they wish.
For more info and a list of participating venues
visit www.slowartday.com
Eclecticism-Thru May 15 • 1150 Coast Village Rd, Suite H • Mo-Fr 95pm • 565-5700.
Museum of Contemporary Art SB
Teen Paranormal Romance -Apr 19-Jul 5 • Tu-Sat 11-5pm, Su noon5pm • 653 Paseo Nuevo • 966-5373.
Museum of Ventura County
0 to 60: An Underwater Adventure from the Equator to Alaska by R.
Salas-Thru Sep 7 • What We Collect: New Acquisitions 2010-2014Thru May 3 • Curiosity Lab • Plains Indian Beadwork and Regalia
from the Anthropology Collection; Moorpark Southern Mammoth;
Magic Planet-ongoing • Daily 10-5pm • $5-$8 • 2559 Puesta Del
Sol • 682-4711.
Santa Barbara Tennis Club
Inkspots-Thru Apr 3 • Oxygen by Roz Lord-Thru May 1 • Daily 10-9pm
• 2375 Foothill Rd • 682-4722.
Slingshot: an Alpha art forum
Works by Alpha Resource Center Artists-ongoing • Mo-Fr 9-4:30pm •
220 W. Canon Perdido St • 770-3878.
Ojai Gallery 353
Meredith Brooks Abbott: Days That Count-Thru Jun 28 • Ben Messick:
Artist • Ringers: Vintage And Contemporary American MasterworksThru May 3 • Lockwood De Forest Brass Cutouts-Thru Dec 31 • 7 E
Anapamu St • Daily 10-5:30pm • 730-1460.
CA Plein-Air paintings in architectural setting • 353 Montana Rd •
Mo-Fr-10-6pm & Sa-Su 12-6pm • Call before 798-0010.
RANQUILÍCESE Y CONTEMPLE LAS OBRAS DE
ARTE el sábado, 11 de abril, de las 11am
a las 5pm cuando el Museo de Arte de
Santa Bárbara junto con más de 200 otros
lugares alrededor del mundo participen en “Día
lento para el Arte” (Slow Art Day) — un evento
global de voluntarios con la misión de ayudar
a más personas a descubrir por sí mismos la
alegría de ver y amar el arte.
Para animar a la comunidad de Santa
Bárbara para ver el arte lentamente, los docentes
de SBMA ofrecerán seis recorridos y discutirán
las obras de arte en las siguientes áreas del
museo:
pintura italiana de los museos de Glasgow
1:10pm: Colección de arte europeo
3:10pm: Técnicas
Pacifica Graduate Institute
Aquellas personas interesadas en explorar
por su cuenta pueden recoger una hoja en
cualquiera de las mesas de servicios de los
visitantes para participar en el “Juego de Galería
del Día lento para el Arte” (Slow Art Gallery
Game).
Después, disfrute de una delicia dulce
gratuita con la compra de un almuerzo en
el Cafe del Museo. Los recorridos con los
docentes son gratis con la entrada del Museo
regulares. Los visitantes pueden asistir a tantos
recorridos como deseen.
Adventurous Vision by Sharon Lobel-April 11-May 24 • 410 Palm Av,
Loft A1, Carp • Fr-Su 11-6pm • 684-9700.
Para obtener más información y una lista de
lugares participantes visita www.slowartday.com
SB Museum of Natural History
Sojourner Cafe
Onward Art & Design
11:10am: Colección de arte asiático
12:10pm / 2:10pm / 4:10pm:
Botticelli, Titian, y más allá: Obras maestras de la
S. Koepfli Trust-Thru May 17 • Visions of Modernity: 20th-Century
Japanese Woodblock Prints-Thru Apr • Martin Kersels’ “Charm”
Series; & Degas to Chagall: Loans from The Armand Hammer
Foundation and the Collection of Michael Armand Hammer-ongoing •
1130 State St • Free/Members; $6-$10 Non-Members • Tu-Su 115pm, Chase Free Thu Evening 5-8pm • 884-6423.
We Remember: Ventura County to Vietnam and Back-Apr 11-Jun 28
• A Worse Place than Hell: The Changing Face of Abraham Lincoln George Stuart Historical Figures-Thru Oct 11 • Tu-Su 11-5pm • $1-$4
• 100 E. Main St • 653-0323.
Día lento para el Arte en Santa Bárbara
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April 10, 2015
Assemblages by Ron Robertson-ongoing • 1233 State St • Mo-Sa
10:30-6pm, Su 12-5pm • 324-4337.
Mythic Threads: Art, Healing, and Magic in Bali-ongoing • 801 Ladera
Ln • Daily 8am-10pm • 969-3626, x103.
Palm Loft Gallery
Peregrine Galleries
Early American & CA Paintings & Bakelite • 1133 Coast Village Rd • MoSa 12-5:30pm, Su 11-4pm • 969-9673.
Pine Trader (Summerland)
Works by D. Bowery, J. Boswell, S. Dal Pozzo, R. Kelleher & K. Lemke
• ongoing • 2345 Lillie Av • Daily 11-5pm • 845-2618.
Porch: Vault Gallery
Work by Billy Woolway-Thru Apr 30 • 3823 Santa Claus Ln • Mo-Sa
9:30-5:30pm, Su 11-4 • 684-0300.
Portico Gallery
CA Plein Air Landscapes & art classes • 1235 Coast Village Rd • MoSa 11-5pm • 695-8850.
Karin Shelton-Thru May 8 • 34 E Canon Perdido • Daily 11-10pm •
965-7922.
Sullivan Goss: An American Gallery
Susan Quinlan Doll & Teddy Bear Museum
Toys of Our Childhood- Thru May 2015 • 122 W. Canon Perdido St •
Fr-Mo 11-5pm • 730-1707.
TV Santa Barbara
Multivision-Thru May 29 • 329 S. Salinas St • Mo-Fr 1-10pm •
571-1721.
UCSB Library’s Special Research Collections
Indigenous Peoples of the Americas: Roots, Resistance, and
Resurgence-Thru Jun 30 • UCSB Campus • Mo-Th 8am-12am, Fr
8am-9pm, Sa 9am-9pm, Su 10am-12am • 893-2478.
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Local Heroes and Heroines-ongoing • 112 W. Cabrillo Blvd • Daily
8-5pm • 568-0020.
Village Frame & Gallery
CA Landscape Artists & Antique Prints • 1485 E Valley Rd • Mo-Fr 95pm, Sa 11-4pm • 969-0524.
Wall Space Gallery
Bootsy Holler: Nuclear Family-Thru Apr 26 • 116 E. Yanonali St, C-1 •
By Appt • 637-3898.
Waterhouse Gallery
The Purple Crayon
Professional artists teaching art classes to adults & children • 211 W.
Victoria St. • www.purplecrayonsb.com • 682-1400.
Representing the finest figurative and landscape painters in the U.S. and
California • ongoing • 1114 State St #9 La Arcada Ct • Mo-Sa 11-5pm, Su
11-4pm • 962-8885.
Flora at Art From Scrap Gallery
Sansum Clinic Lower Level Gallery
Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art
NSPIRED BY EARLY SPRING, NEW
GROWTH, NATURAL CYCLES, AND
CHANGING SEASONS, Flora, a living
art exhibition will open at Art
From Scrap Gallery with a reception
on Friday, April 10th, from 6 to 8pm.
The exhibition will feature
artworks in a variety of media
including assemblage, painting, living
walls, and art made with fresh plant
materials. Artists include Adam
Kopras, Ruben Pedregon, Judy Nilsen,
Pali X Mano, Lori Avery Cummings,
Mary Price, Terra Edwards, Jason
Summers, and Tara Patrick.
Santa Barbara Art Foundry & Gallery
The Art of Ballet II by Malcolm Tuffnell-ongoing • Mo-Fr 8-5pm • 317
W. Pueblo St • 898-3070.
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Tim Cotterill “The Frogman,” Erté, Ting Shao Kuang, Nano Lopez •
Daily 11-6pm • 120 Santa Barbara St • 324-4230.
Santa Barbara Arts
Work by Illustrator/Graphic Artist Steve Thomas-Through Apr 30 •
1114 State St #26 • Daily 11-6pm, Su 1-5pm • 884-1938.
SB Historical Museum
Under The Umbrella: Lutah Maria Riggs & Her Santa Barbara Style
-Thru Spring 2015 • The Story of SB-Ongoing • 136 E De La Guerra •
Tu-Sa 10-5pm, Su 12-5pm • 966-1601.
SB Maritime Museum
The Underwater Forests of Anacapa Island by Doug Klug-Thru May
31 • Wives and Daughters: Keepers of the Light • Point Conception
Lighthouse Lens • Tragedy at Honda-ongoing • Daily 10-6pm, closed
Weds • $7/$4 • 113 Harbor Wy • 962-8404.
SB Museum of Art
Flora Forms by Tara Patrick
Senior Graduates’ Exhibition: 2015-Thru May 9 • William Castellana:
South Williamsburg Street Portraits-Thru Jun • 955 La Paz Rd • Mo-Fr
10-4pm, Sa 11-5pm • 565-6162.
Whistle Stop Gallery
Ruth Ellen Hoag & Josepha DiRado • We-Su 10-4pm or by appt • 220
W. Canon Perdido • 689-0858.
Wildling Museum
0 to 60: An Underwater Adventure from the Equator to Alaska by
R. Salas-Thru Aug 3 • Wild Spirit: Horses in Art -Thru Jun 1 • Mo,
We, Th-Fr 11-5pm, Sa-Su 10-5pm • 1511-B Mission Dr, Solvang •
688-1082.
Young's Gallery
M. Burtt, M. Corning, R. Davis, R. Garcia, P. Hedrick, J. Cockerill, G.
Langmaier, A. Polan, & B. Stowellen • Ongoing • Fr-Su 12-4pm •
2920 Grand Av, LO • 688-9745.
Zookers Restaurant
The Collage Trio: K. Scott Browdy, B. Baxter & C. North Dixon-Apr 12-Jun
13 • Mo-Sa 11:30-3pm & 5-9pm • 5404 Carpinteria Ave • 684-8893.
Botticelli, Titian, and Beyond: Masterpieces of Italian Painting from
Glasgow Museums-Thru May 3 • Drawings in Dialogue: Italian and
Northern European Works on Paper from the Joseph B. and Ann
Flora en la galería de Art From Scrap
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NSPIRADO POR LOS PRINCIPIOS DE LA PRIMAVERA, UN NUEVO CRECIMIENTO, CICLOS NATURALES,
Y LOS CAMBIOS DE LAS ESTACIONES, Flora, una exhibición de arte viviente tendrá una recepción
de apertura el viernes, 10 de abril, de las 6 a las 8pm en la galería de Art From Scrap.
La exhibición contará con obras de arte en una variedad de medios incluyendo
ensambladura, pintura, paredes vivientes, y obras de arte hechas con materiales de plantas frescas.
Los artistas destacados incluyen a Adam Kopras, Ruben Pedregon, Judy Nilsen, Pali X Mano, Lori
Avery Cummings, Mary Price, Terra Edwards, Jason Summers, y Tara Patrick.
Hedy
Price Paley
Contemporary Art
687-6173
MORNINGSTAR
STUDIO
B.J. Stapen
contemporary oil paintings
www.bjstapen.com
Hours: Tu-Su 11-5pm
Chase Free Thursday Evenings 5-8pm
805-705-5427
www.sbma.net
Santa Barbara
Studio Artists
Year Round
Visits
www.santabarbarastudioartists.com