issue 109 - 03/2013
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THE ARTS CENTER NEWSLETTER - Issue 109TRANSCRIPT
THE ARTS CENTER
A Word From Our Director
The Ringers Performance
Upcoming Classes
Shelly Bunde Exhibit
Caravanserai
Theater Auditions
Thank yous
Whatrsquos InsIde
THE ARTS CENTER NEWSLETTERIssue 109 - March 2013
Courtesy ofCABLE SERVICES
From the directorrsquos desk I realize I may be ldquopreaching to the choirrdquomdash you are most likely reading this because you are an Arts Center member or someone interested in the arts Which brings me to the question of motivation What motivated you to get involved or tangentially interested Is it because you came to a performance a reception a meeting or a party in the gallery and viewed something intriguing Is it because you happened upon Artful Happy Hour and realized this provided an avenue to meet new people Is one of your children or grandchildren involved in after school or summer arts amp drama classes here and yoursquove seen the impact that had My interest in the arts is really my parentsrsquo fault After very early classes at the Toledo Museum of Art and years of encouragement provided by teachers and parents I was ldquohookedrdquo The benefits from years of arts involvement have been more than rewarding Irsquove had the opportunity to watch lives changed because of the arts That is especially the case with youth programming The Arts After School program is in its thirteenth year Amazing growth takes place as these kids learn artistic skills and consequently improve their social skills The arts provide a vehicle and unique vocabulary allowing others to learn about you mdash and for you to discover capacities you didnrsquot realize you possessed Whatever your interest in the arts I hope you remember to nurture the artshellip by paying for a childrsquos art class by coming to a performance or reception by maintaining your Arts Center membership or by remembering to live each day artfully
Taylor BarnesExecutive Director
THE RINGERS March 22 730
The Arts Center Tickets at the door $8 members $10 general admission
The arearsquos newest rock band comprised of veteran players Mike Jenkins Ken Gilbertson Keith Johnson and Mike Carbone The Ringers focus on deep cuts from classic rock that influenced the band memberrsquos early musical development Original songs that reflect The Ringers rich musical roots will be released on their self-titled debut CD (cdbabycom)
ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow uprdquo
ndash Pablo Picasso
CuLInARy ExpLoRAtIonS The Buffalo City Rotisserie Grill and the Arts Center pair up to present a special dining experiencefeaturing a different culturersquos cuisine each month Starting in March with the more familiar flavors of Greece or Italy the menu will then move around the globe as year continues Diners will experience a multi-course dinner complete with a take-home packet of recipes where to purchase ingredients and a fact sheet on each countyrsquos culi-nary distinctions Look for more details in upcoming emails updates Facebook posts and the Jamestown Sun
Coming Soon
upcoming classesproviding opportunities for artistic development and exploration
CLASSES foR AduLtS (16 years of age and older)Pre-registration is required for all classes Call The Arts Center at 701-251-2496 stop by the office or register online wwwjamestownartscomart-classes
IntRo to WAtERCoLoR with Anna JacobsonSaturday March 23 from 12 - 400 pm amp Sunday March 24th from 1 - 300 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $40 members $50 non-members Learn the basics of watercolor painting This class will cover the essentials how to handle the paint color mixing proper application techniques and beyond No previous experience necessary
pySAnky Egg dyIng with Bonnie tresslerMonday March 18th from 6 - 800 pm amp Tuesday March 19th from 6 - 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $10 members $15 non-members This is your chance to learn a beautiful ancient art Pysanky is part of the Ukrainian tradition of decorating whole eggshells with elaborate geometric patterns Once only made at Easter now made year round by people of varying skill levels
IntRoduCtIon to pottERy WhEEL with tammy JonesTuesdays March 19 26 amp April 2 9 from 6 - 830 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $50 members $60 non-membersLearn the basics of throwing pottery on the wheel centering clay creating vessels shaping and trimming techniques Then prepare pieces for kiln firing and glazing
IntERESt-BASEd gAthERIngS (These groups are FREE amp open to all skill levels)
photogRAphy interest groupMeets at the Hansen Arts Studio the 1st Sunday of the month (March 3) from 1 - 300 pm
Wood CARVIng with the WoodchippersMeets at the Hansen Arts Studio Thursdays from 630 - 830 pm Except Holiday weeks
WRItERS CIRCLEMeets in The Arts Center gallery the last Monday of the month (March 25) 6 - 800 pm
An ARtfuL hAppy houR - Meet people Mix drinks Make ArtJoin us the second Tuesday of every month for a social hour and artful activity Participation is FREE Just bring the beverage of your choice and join us after work
CLASSIC MoVIE nIghtNext classic movie is Thursday March 21st at The Arts Center Showtime is 700 pm
REAdERS thEAtER gRoupEnjoy reading with expression The first Readers Theater Group will meet March 13 Wednesday at 700 pm in the Hansen Arts Studio to read a play aloud and have fun becoming the characters More information Dina Laskowski 269-9111 dlaskowsjcedu
NEW
exhibitionsrevolving gallery exhibitions every four to six weeks
ldquoShE LEft foR good onE tIME But CAME BACkrdquo March 1 ndash 30 2013
ldquoShe Left For Good One Time But Came Backrdquo is a series of 53 paintings by North Dakota native Shelly Julian Bunde currently touring through the North Dakota Art Gallery Association The collaged works depict one fictional (but familiar) woman for every county in North Dakota and include a short biographical sketch the sort of tidbit one might recall about a character from onersquos childhood
In the paintings every woman or girl but one is identified by her husbandrsquos grandfatherrsquos fatherrsquos or even father-in-lawrsquos name Bunde recalls that when she was a girl women were regularly addressed by and addressed themselves by their husbandrsquos name like ldquoMrs John Kuntzrdquo for example Growing up in North Dakota in the 1970s Bunde says she was unaware of the Womenrsquos Movement happening at that time but observed that her mother and the women around her were extremely competent and hard-working busy raising children doing heavy chores and in their ldquosparerdquo time running clubs and making crafts of every imaginable kind Still recipes submitted to the church cookbook were credited to the likes of ldquoMrs Lyle Olsonrdquo It was puzzling to her as a girl
In these paintings Bunde tries to bring the womanrsquos story into the foreground just a littlemdashbut not too much remembering that most of the women she knew would not likely have drawn attention to themselves
The paintings are collaged with pieces of North Dakota road maps vintage fabric and other tidbits
ldquoThese paintings grew out of a time of traveling home to North Dakota to care for my ailing grandparents over several years I took many side trips to visit prairie churches cemeteries and small town cafesmdashthe kind of stuff a home-sick North Dakotan does when she ldquocomes homerdquo It was a time of feeling nostalgic and a little melancholyrdquo
-Shelly Bunde photo credit Virginia Evans
This exhibition is sponsored by the North Dakota Art Gallery Association with support from the North Dakota Council on the Arts
ldquoBarnes County Dennis Rustadrsquos NeicerdquoShelly Bunde mixed media
gallery talkIn keeping with the exhibition theme a hot-dISh LunCh RECEptIon with the artist will take place on March 9 at 1200 pm
If you would like to volunteer and share your family club or churchrsquos favorite hot dish at the Luncheon Reception we could use your help Please contact us at 701-251-2496 Incentive to help A prize will be given for the favorite hot dish (visitors to the reception will vote)
Shelly Julian Bunde currently resides in Bozeman Montana For more information visit wwwshellybundecom
tom Mcgregor paintings on display at JRMC february through May 2013 Tom McGregor grew up in Jamestown where his love of drawing led to a career in graphic design Since 2007 he has been painting en plein air (a French expression which means ldquoin the open airrdquo and is used to describe the act of painting outdoors) This method combines the artistrsquos passion for being outdoors with his love of painting
McGregorrsquos work will be displayed until the end of May See more of his work at mcgregorartcom The artist maintains his design business in St Paul but these days he is working towards being a full time painter
The Arts Center is collaborating with JRMC on a changing exhibit in the corridor linking the Hospital with JRMC Specialty Clinic and Essentia ClinicWeather Change Oil on Linen 20times16
thE ARtS CEntER LoBBy mdash WIntER The Lobby Gallery features ldquoWinterrdquo themed artwork through mid April This mini-exhibit grew out of a BlogFacebook challenge to artists to get out and look for inspiration during our long winter Several artists responded to the challenge among them Logan Adams Frank Clemens and Bill Tanata
Frank Clemens Garden Gate 2013 acrylic on stretched canvas 8 x 10rdquo
The orchesTra of fes and francoise aTlan Reiland fine Arts Center Saturday April 27 at 730 pm Tickets at the door $7 members $10 members kids amp students free
Following significant critical acclaim and audience enthusiasm for its debut tour Caravanserai A place where cultures meet will return to four US cities The Arts Center has been selected as one of the four host cities Other cities on the tour are Fayetteville AK Nashville TN and Grand Rapids MN
The spring 2013 Caravanserai music residency tour will feature masters of classical Judeo-Arabic music from the Andalusian tradition the Orchestra of Fes directed by the legendary Mohammed Briouel The ensemble will be in Jamestown from April 21ndash 28
Andalusian classical music is at the core of contemporary Moroccan culture and evolved over centuries of cultural exchange between North Africa Spain Portugal and southern European Muslim traditions The vibrant spiritual chamber melodies of the Orchestra of Fes will take audiences on a sonic tour to the heart of Moroccorsquos rich musical heritage
Mohammed Briouel is one of Moroccorsquos premiere orchestra and chamber group directors He directs the esteemed Music Conservatory of Fes Faithful to the Moroccan tradition of openness and tolerance Briouelrsquos Orchestra of Fes has toured the world giving concerts of Andalusian Arab and Sephardic music
In a special collaboration acclaimed Jewish songstress Franccediloise Atlan joins the Orchestra for the spring 2013 residency tours Based in Marakesh Morocco Francoise Atlan is considered one of the worldrsquos finest vocal interpreters of Sephardic music After studying piano and chamber music at some of the worldrsquos finest musical conservatories in Saint-Etienne and Aix-en-Provence France Francoise Atlan refined her naturally lyrical singing voice under the tutelage of Andreacutea Guiot at the Paris Opera School Atlan teaches at conservatories in Switzerland France and Morocco
find out more jamestownartscomcaravanserai
special thanksdonations Mary Eagleson Cindi Psychos Barb Lang amp Art Todd Laine amp Bob Toso Deloris Christy Alice Cueva Marge amp Garreth Kavlie Scherbenske amp Son Clarice amp Reuben Liechty Lynne Tally Rosemary amp Ken McDougall Norma amp Bob Richardson Theresa amp Don Paul Jolene amp Terry Baltrusch Linda amp Ken Astrup Pam Burkhardt Cobornrsquos Stutsman County Abstract Lu Struble MDU Resources Foundation Marlene Schultz Linde amp Bob Serba AAUW ndash Jamestown Branch Ken amp Linda Astrup Alice Cueva Ken Aune Ann amp Joel Wilson
endowment Kent Horton
business memberships Hugorsquos Family Marketplace Vining Oil Richardson Electric Dakota Central Telecom-munications Orn amp McDaniel Family Dentistry Sandness Law Office
special thanks to Ben Beams for teaching theatre in 2nd Saturday Peter McElroy for hauling stuff Ken Gilbert-son and Mike Fields for set construction Bonnie Tressler for coordinating the cheese amp snacks at the wine amp cheese event Bill Tarno for donating door prizes for the wine amp cheese evening 2nd ACT actors director stage hands ticket takers and set contributors
Get future performance dates learn more about Caravanserai check out artist profiles and interesting facts about Morocco at httpwwwcaravanserai-artsorg
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is a groundbreaking artistic and cultural exchange program meant to showcase the diversity of contemporary Islamic societies through their art and enhance mutual understanding between our cultures
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is managed by Arts Midwest on behalf of the US Regional Arts Organizations with financial support from the Building Bridges Program of the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art Additional support is provided by Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Caravanserairsquos film and media programming is coordinated on behalf of the program by South Arts
additional support provided by
Almost Maine
AudItIonS thursday March 7 at 600 pm and Saturday March 9 at 200 pm
Everyone interested in working (on or off stage) on the 2nd ACT Community Theater production of ALMOST MAINE by John Cariani this coming May is invited to attend one of these auditions
Any questions Contact the Director Ben Beams at (217) 638-1718 or at benbeamsgmailcom
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 (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)
PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402
VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter
OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Monday ndash Friday 9 am ndash 5 pm Saturdays amp Sundays by appointment
From the directorrsquos desk I realize I may be ldquopreaching to the choirrdquomdash you are most likely reading this because you are an Arts Center member or someone interested in the arts Which brings me to the question of motivation What motivated you to get involved or tangentially interested Is it because you came to a performance a reception a meeting or a party in the gallery and viewed something intriguing Is it because you happened upon Artful Happy Hour and realized this provided an avenue to meet new people Is one of your children or grandchildren involved in after school or summer arts amp drama classes here and yoursquove seen the impact that had My interest in the arts is really my parentsrsquo fault After very early classes at the Toledo Museum of Art and years of encouragement provided by teachers and parents I was ldquohookedrdquo The benefits from years of arts involvement have been more than rewarding Irsquove had the opportunity to watch lives changed because of the arts That is especially the case with youth programming The Arts After School program is in its thirteenth year Amazing growth takes place as these kids learn artistic skills and consequently improve their social skills The arts provide a vehicle and unique vocabulary allowing others to learn about you mdash and for you to discover capacities you didnrsquot realize you possessed Whatever your interest in the arts I hope you remember to nurture the artshellip by paying for a childrsquos art class by coming to a performance or reception by maintaining your Arts Center membership or by remembering to live each day artfully
Taylor BarnesExecutive Director
THE RINGERS March 22 730
The Arts Center Tickets at the door $8 members $10 general admission
The arearsquos newest rock band comprised of veteran players Mike Jenkins Ken Gilbertson Keith Johnson and Mike Carbone The Ringers focus on deep cuts from classic rock that influenced the band memberrsquos early musical development Original songs that reflect The Ringers rich musical roots will be released on their self-titled debut CD (cdbabycom)
ldquoEvery child is an artist The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow uprdquo
ndash Pablo Picasso
CuLInARy ExpLoRAtIonS The Buffalo City Rotisserie Grill and the Arts Center pair up to present a special dining experiencefeaturing a different culturersquos cuisine each month Starting in March with the more familiar flavors of Greece or Italy the menu will then move around the globe as year continues Diners will experience a multi-course dinner complete with a take-home packet of recipes where to purchase ingredients and a fact sheet on each countyrsquos culi-nary distinctions Look for more details in upcoming emails updates Facebook posts and the Jamestown Sun
Coming Soon
upcoming classesproviding opportunities for artistic development and exploration
CLASSES foR AduLtS (16 years of age and older)Pre-registration is required for all classes Call The Arts Center at 701-251-2496 stop by the office or register online wwwjamestownartscomart-classes
IntRo to WAtERCoLoR with Anna JacobsonSaturday March 23 from 12 - 400 pm amp Sunday March 24th from 1 - 300 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $40 members $50 non-members Learn the basics of watercolor painting This class will cover the essentials how to handle the paint color mixing proper application techniques and beyond No previous experience necessary
pySAnky Egg dyIng with Bonnie tresslerMonday March 18th from 6 - 800 pm amp Tuesday March 19th from 6 - 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $10 members $15 non-members This is your chance to learn a beautiful ancient art Pysanky is part of the Ukrainian tradition of decorating whole eggshells with elaborate geometric patterns Once only made at Easter now made year round by people of varying skill levels
IntRoduCtIon to pottERy WhEEL with tammy JonesTuesdays March 19 26 amp April 2 9 from 6 - 830 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $50 members $60 non-membersLearn the basics of throwing pottery on the wheel centering clay creating vessels shaping and trimming techniques Then prepare pieces for kiln firing and glazing
IntERESt-BASEd gAthERIngS (These groups are FREE amp open to all skill levels)
photogRAphy interest groupMeets at the Hansen Arts Studio the 1st Sunday of the month (March 3) from 1 - 300 pm
Wood CARVIng with the WoodchippersMeets at the Hansen Arts Studio Thursdays from 630 - 830 pm Except Holiday weeks
WRItERS CIRCLEMeets in The Arts Center gallery the last Monday of the month (March 25) 6 - 800 pm
An ARtfuL hAppy houR - Meet people Mix drinks Make ArtJoin us the second Tuesday of every month for a social hour and artful activity Participation is FREE Just bring the beverage of your choice and join us after work
CLASSIC MoVIE nIghtNext classic movie is Thursday March 21st at The Arts Center Showtime is 700 pm
REAdERS thEAtER gRoupEnjoy reading with expression The first Readers Theater Group will meet March 13 Wednesday at 700 pm in the Hansen Arts Studio to read a play aloud and have fun becoming the characters More information Dina Laskowski 269-9111 dlaskowsjcedu
NEW
exhibitionsrevolving gallery exhibitions every four to six weeks
ldquoShE LEft foR good onE tIME But CAME BACkrdquo March 1 ndash 30 2013
ldquoShe Left For Good One Time But Came Backrdquo is a series of 53 paintings by North Dakota native Shelly Julian Bunde currently touring through the North Dakota Art Gallery Association The collaged works depict one fictional (but familiar) woman for every county in North Dakota and include a short biographical sketch the sort of tidbit one might recall about a character from onersquos childhood
In the paintings every woman or girl but one is identified by her husbandrsquos grandfatherrsquos fatherrsquos or even father-in-lawrsquos name Bunde recalls that when she was a girl women were regularly addressed by and addressed themselves by their husbandrsquos name like ldquoMrs John Kuntzrdquo for example Growing up in North Dakota in the 1970s Bunde says she was unaware of the Womenrsquos Movement happening at that time but observed that her mother and the women around her were extremely competent and hard-working busy raising children doing heavy chores and in their ldquosparerdquo time running clubs and making crafts of every imaginable kind Still recipes submitted to the church cookbook were credited to the likes of ldquoMrs Lyle Olsonrdquo It was puzzling to her as a girl
In these paintings Bunde tries to bring the womanrsquos story into the foreground just a littlemdashbut not too much remembering that most of the women she knew would not likely have drawn attention to themselves
The paintings are collaged with pieces of North Dakota road maps vintage fabric and other tidbits
ldquoThese paintings grew out of a time of traveling home to North Dakota to care for my ailing grandparents over several years I took many side trips to visit prairie churches cemeteries and small town cafesmdashthe kind of stuff a home-sick North Dakotan does when she ldquocomes homerdquo It was a time of feeling nostalgic and a little melancholyrdquo
-Shelly Bunde photo credit Virginia Evans
This exhibition is sponsored by the North Dakota Art Gallery Association with support from the North Dakota Council on the Arts
ldquoBarnes County Dennis Rustadrsquos NeicerdquoShelly Bunde mixed media
gallery talkIn keeping with the exhibition theme a hot-dISh LunCh RECEptIon with the artist will take place on March 9 at 1200 pm
If you would like to volunteer and share your family club or churchrsquos favorite hot dish at the Luncheon Reception we could use your help Please contact us at 701-251-2496 Incentive to help A prize will be given for the favorite hot dish (visitors to the reception will vote)
Shelly Julian Bunde currently resides in Bozeman Montana For more information visit wwwshellybundecom
tom Mcgregor paintings on display at JRMC february through May 2013 Tom McGregor grew up in Jamestown where his love of drawing led to a career in graphic design Since 2007 he has been painting en plein air (a French expression which means ldquoin the open airrdquo and is used to describe the act of painting outdoors) This method combines the artistrsquos passion for being outdoors with his love of painting
McGregorrsquos work will be displayed until the end of May See more of his work at mcgregorartcom The artist maintains his design business in St Paul but these days he is working towards being a full time painter
The Arts Center is collaborating with JRMC on a changing exhibit in the corridor linking the Hospital with JRMC Specialty Clinic and Essentia ClinicWeather Change Oil on Linen 20times16
thE ARtS CEntER LoBBy mdash WIntER The Lobby Gallery features ldquoWinterrdquo themed artwork through mid April This mini-exhibit grew out of a BlogFacebook challenge to artists to get out and look for inspiration during our long winter Several artists responded to the challenge among them Logan Adams Frank Clemens and Bill Tanata
Frank Clemens Garden Gate 2013 acrylic on stretched canvas 8 x 10rdquo
The orchesTra of fes and francoise aTlan Reiland fine Arts Center Saturday April 27 at 730 pm Tickets at the door $7 members $10 members kids amp students free
Following significant critical acclaim and audience enthusiasm for its debut tour Caravanserai A place where cultures meet will return to four US cities The Arts Center has been selected as one of the four host cities Other cities on the tour are Fayetteville AK Nashville TN and Grand Rapids MN
The spring 2013 Caravanserai music residency tour will feature masters of classical Judeo-Arabic music from the Andalusian tradition the Orchestra of Fes directed by the legendary Mohammed Briouel The ensemble will be in Jamestown from April 21ndash 28
Andalusian classical music is at the core of contemporary Moroccan culture and evolved over centuries of cultural exchange between North Africa Spain Portugal and southern European Muslim traditions The vibrant spiritual chamber melodies of the Orchestra of Fes will take audiences on a sonic tour to the heart of Moroccorsquos rich musical heritage
Mohammed Briouel is one of Moroccorsquos premiere orchestra and chamber group directors He directs the esteemed Music Conservatory of Fes Faithful to the Moroccan tradition of openness and tolerance Briouelrsquos Orchestra of Fes has toured the world giving concerts of Andalusian Arab and Sephardic music
In a special collaboration acclaimed Jewish songstress Franccediloise Atlan joins the Orchestra for the spring 2013 residency tours Based in Marakesh Morocco Francoise Atlan is considered one of the worldrsquos finest vocal interpreters of Sephardic music After studying piano and chamber music at some of the worldrsquos finest musical conservatories in Saint-Etienne and Aix-en-Provence France Francoise Atlan refined her naturally lyrical singing voice under the tutelage of Andreacutea Guiot at the Paris Opera School Atlan teaches at conservatories in Switzerland France and Morocco
find out more jamestownartscomcaravanserai
special thanksdonations Mary Eagleson Cindi Psychos Barb Lang amp Art Todd Laine amp Bob Toso Deloris Christy Alice Cueva Marge amp Garreth Kavlie Scherbenske amp Son Clarice amp Reuben Liechty Lynne Tally Rosemary amp Ken McDougall Norma amp Bob Richardson Theresa amp Don Paul Jolene amp Terry Baltrusch Linda amp Ken Astrup Pam Burkhardt Cobornrsquos Stutsman County Abstract Lu Struble MDU Resources Foundation Marlene Schultz Linde amp Bob Serba AAUW ndash Jamestown Branch Ken amp Linda Astrup Alice Cueva Ken Aune Ann amp Joel Wilson
endowment Kent Horton
business memberships Hugorsquos Family Marketplace Vining Oil Richardson Electric Dakota Central Telecom-munications Orn amp McDaniel Family Dentistry Sandness Law Office
special thanks to Ben Beams for teaching theatre in 2nd Saturday Peter McElroy for hauling stuff Ken Gilbert-son and Mike Fields for set construction Bonnie Tressler for coordinating the cheese amp snacks at the wine amp cheese event Bill Tarno for donating door prizes for the wine amp cheese evening 2nd ACT actors director stage hands ticket takers and set contributors
Get future performance dates learn more about Caravanserai check out artist profiles and interesting facts about Morocco at httpwwwcaravanserai-artsorg
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is a groundbreaking artistic and cultural exchange program meant to showcase the diversity of contemporary Islamic societies through their art and enhance mutual understanding between our cultures
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is managed by Arts Midwest on behalf of the US Regional Arts Organizations with financial support from the Building Bridges Program of the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art Additional support is provided by Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Caravanserairsquos film and media programming is coordinated on behalf of the program by South Arts
additional support provided by
Almost Maine
AudItIonS thursday March 7 at 600 pm and Saturday March 9 at 200 pm
Everyone interested in working (on or off stage) on the 2nd ACT Community Theater production of ALMOST MAINE by John Cariani this coming May is invited to attend one of these auditions
Any questions Contact the Director Ben Beams at (217) 638-1718 or at benbeamsgmailcom
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 (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)
PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402
VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter
OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Monday ndash Friday 9 am ndash 5 pm Saturdays amp Sundays by appointment
upcoming classesproviding opportunities for artistic development and exploration
CLASSES foR AduLtS (16 years of age and older)Pre-registration is required for all classes Call The Arts Center at 701-251-2496 stop by the office or register online wwwjamestownartscomart-classes
IntRo to WAtERCoLoR with Anna JacobsonSaturday March 23 from 12 - 400 pm amp Sunday March 24th from 1 - 300 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $40 members $50 non-members Learn the basics of watercolor painting This class will cover the essentials how to handle the paint color mixing proper application techniques and beyond No previous experience necessary
pySAnky Egg dyIng with Bonnie tresslerMonday March 18th from 6 - 800 pm amp Tuesday March 19th from 6 - 800 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $10 members $15 non-members This is your chance to learn a beautiful ancient art Pysanky is part of the Ukrainian tradition of decorating whole eggshells with elaborate geometric patterns Once only made at Easter now made year round by people of varying skill levels
IntRoduCtIon to pottERy WhEEL with tammy JonesTuesdays March 19 26 amp April 2 9 from 6 - 830 pm The Hansen Arts Studio bull $50 members $60 non-membersLearn the basics of throwing pottery on the wheel centering clay creating vessels shaping and trimming techniques Then prepare pieces for kiln firing and glazing
IntERESt-BASEd gAthERIngS (These groups are FREE amp open to all skill levels)
photogRAphy interest groupMeets at the Hansen Arts Studio the 1st Sunday of the month (March 3) from 1 - 300 pm
Wood CARVIng with the WoodchippersMeets at the Hansen Arts Studio Thursdays from 630 - 830 pm Except Holiday weeks
WRItERS CIRCLEMeets in The Arts Center gallery the last Monday of the month (March 25) 6 - 800 pm
An ARtfuL hAppy houR - Meet people Mix drinks Make ArtJoin us the second Tuesday of every month for a social hour and artful activity Participation is FREE Just bring the beverage of your choice and join us after work
CLASSIC MoVIE nIghtNext classic movie is Thursday March 21st at The Arts Center Showtime is 700 pm
REAdERS thEAtER gRoupEnjoy reading with expression The first Readers Theater Group will meet March 13 Wednesday at 700 pm in the Hansen Arts Studio to read a play aloud and have fun becoming the characters More information Dina Laskowski 269-9111 dlaskowsjcedu
NEW
exhibitionsrevolving gallery exhibitions every four to six weeks
ldquoShE LEft foR good onE tIME But CAME BACkrdquo March 1 ndash 30 2013
ldquoShe Left For Good One Time But Came Backrdquo is a series of 53 paintings by North Dakota native Shelly Julian Bunde currently touring through the North Dakota Art Gallery Association The collaged works depict one fictional (but familiar) woman for every county in North Dakota and include a short biographical sketch the sort of tidbit one might recall about a character from onersquos childhood
In the paintings every woman or girl but one is identified by her husbandrsquos grandfatherrsquos fatherrsquos or even father-in-lawrsquos name Bunde recalls that when she was a girl women were regularly addressed by and addressed themselves by their husbandrsquos name like ldquoMrs John Kuntzrdquo for example Growing up in North Dakota in the 1970s Bunde says she was unaware of the Womenrsquos Movement happening at that time but observed that her mother and the women around her were extremely competent and hard-working busy raising children doing heavy chores and in their ldquosparerdquo time running clubs and making crafts of every imaginable kind Still recipes submitted to the church cookbook were credited to the likes of ldquoMrs Lyle Olsonrdquo It was puzzling to her as a girl
In these paintings Bunde tries to bring the womanrsquos story into the foreground just a littlemdashbut not too much remembering that most of the women she knew would not likely have drawn attention to themselves
The paintings are collaged with pieces of North Dakota road maps vintage fabric and other tidbits
ldquoThese paintings grew out of a time of traveling home to North Dakota to care for my ailing grandparents over several years I took many side trips to visit prairie churches cemeteries and small town cafesmdashthe kind of stuff a home-sick North Dakotan does when she ldquocomes homerdquo It was a time of feeling nostalgic and a little melancholyrdquo
-Shelly Bunde photo credit Virginia Evans
This exhibition is sponsored by the North Dakota Art Gallery Association with support from the North Dakota Council on the Arts
ldquoBarnes County Dennis Rustadrsquos NeicerdquoShelly Bunde mixed media
gallery talkIn keeping with the exhibition theme a hot-dISh LunCh RECEptIon with the artist will take place on March 9 at 1200 pm
If you would like to volunteer and share your family club or churchrsquos favorite hot dish at the Luncheon Reception we could use your help Please contact us at 701-251-2496 Incentive to help A prize will be given for the favorite hot dish (visitors to the reception will vote)
Shelly Julian Bunde currently resides in Bozeman Montana For more information visit wwwshellybundecom
tom Mcgregor paintings on display at JRMC february through May 2013 Tom McGregor grew up in Jamestown where his love of drawing led to a career in graphic design Since 2007 he has been painting en plein air (a French expression which means ldquoin the open airrdquo and is used to describe the act of painting outdoors) This method combines the artistrsquos passion for being outdoors with his love of painting
McGregorrsquos work will be displayed until the end of May See more of his work at mcgregorartcom The artist maintains his design business in St Paul but these days he is working towards being a full time painter
The Arts Center is collaborating with JRMC on a changing exhibit in the corridor linking the Hospital with JRMC Specialty Clinic and Essentia ClinicWeather Change Oil on Linen 20times16
thE ARtS CEntER LoBBy mdash WIntER The Lobby Gallery features ldquoWinterrdquo themed artwork through mid April This mini-exhibit grew out of a BlogFacebook challenge to artists to get out and look for inspiration during our long winter Several artists responded to the challenge among them Logan Adams Frank Clemens and Bill Tanata
Frank Clemens Garden Gate 2013 acrylic on stretched canvas 8 x 10rdquo
The orchesTra of fes and francoise aTlan Reiland fine Arts Center Saturday April 27 at 730 pm Tickets at the door $7 members $10 members kids amp students free
Following significant critical acclaim and audience enthusiasm for its debut tour Caravanserai A place where cultures meet will return to four US cities The Arts Center has been selected as one of the four host cities Other cities on the tour are Fayetteville AK Nashville TN and Grand Rapids MN
The spring 2013 Caravanserai music residency tour will feature masters of classical Judeo-Arabic music from the Andalusian tradition the Orchestra of Fes directed by the legendary Mohammed Briouel The ensemble will be in Jamestown from April 21ndash 28
Andalusian classical music is at the core of contemporary Moroccan culture and evolved over centuries of cultural exchange between North Africa Spain Portugal and southern European Muslim traditions The vibrant spiritual chamber melodies of the Orchestra of Fes will take audiences on a sonic tour to the heart of Moroccorsquos rich musical heritage
Mohammed Briouel is one of Moroccorsquos premiere orchestra and chamber group directors He directs the esteemed Music Conservatory of Fes Faithful to the Moroccan tradition of openness and tolerance Briouelrsquos Orchestra of Fes has toured the world giving concerts of Andalusian Arab and Sephardic music
In a special collaboration acclaimed Jewish songstress Franccediloise Atlan joins the Orchestra for the spring 2013 residency tours Based in Marakesh Morocco Francoise Atlan is considered one of the worldrsquos finest vocal interpreters of Sephardic music After studying piano and chamber music at some of the worldrsquos finest musical conservatories in Saint-Etienne and Aix-en-Provence France Francoise Atlan refined her naturally lyrical singing voice under the tutelage of Andreacutea Guiot at the Paris Opera School Atlan teaches at conservatories in Switzerland France and Morocco
find out more jamestownartscomcaravanserai
special thanksdonations Mary Eagleson Cindi Psychos Barb Lang amp Art Todd Laine amp Bob Toso Deloris Christy Alice Cueva Marge amp Garreth Kavlie Scherbenske amp Son Clarice amp Reuben Liechty Lynne Tally Rosemary amp Ken McDougall Norma amp Bob Richardson Theresa amp Don Paul Jolene amp Terry Baltrusch Linda amp Ken Astrup Pam Burkhardt Cobornrsquos Stutsman County Abstract Lu Struble MDU Resources Foundation Marlene Schultz Linde amp Bob Serba AAUW ndash Jamestown Branch Ken amp Linda Astrup Alice Cueva Ken Aune Ann amp Joel Wilson
endowment Kent Horton
business memberships Hugorsquos Family Marketplace Vining Oil Richardson Electric Dakota Central Telecom-munications Orn amp McDaniel Family Dentistry Sandness Law Office
special thanks to Ben Beams for teaching theatre in 2nd Saturday Peter McElroy for hauling stuff Ken Gilbert-son and Mike Fields for set construction Bonnie Tressler for coordinating the cheese amp snacks at the wine amp cheese event Bill Tarno for donating door prizes for the wine amp cheese evening 2nd ACT actors director stage hands ticket takers and set contributors
Get future performance dates learn more about Caravanserai check out artist profiles and interesting facts about Morocco at httpwwwcaravanserai-artsorg
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is a groundbreaking artistic and cultural exchange program meant to showcase the diversity of contemporary Islamic societies through their art and enhance mutual understanding between our cultures
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is managed by Arts Midwest on behalf of the US Regional Arts Organizations with financial support from the Building Bridges Program of the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art Additional support is provided by Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Caravanserairsquos film and media programming is coordinated on behalf of the program by South Arts
additional support provided by
Almost Maine
AudItIonS thursday March 7 at 600 pm and Saturday March 9 at 200 pm
Everyone interested in working (on or off stage) on the 2nd ACT Community Theater production of ALMOST MAINE by John Cariani this coming May is invited to attend one of these auditions
Any questions Contact the Director Ben Beams at (217) 638-1718 or at benbeamsgmailcom
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 (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)
PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402
VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter
OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Monday ndash Friday 9 am ndash 5 pm Saturdays amp Sundays by appointment
exhibitionsrevolving gallery exhibitions every four to six weeks
ldquoShE LEft foR good onE tIME But CAME BACkrdquo March 1 ndash 30 2013
ldquoShe Left For Good One Time But Came Backrdquo is a series of 53 paintings by North Dakota native Shelly Julian Bunde currently touring through the North Dakota Art Gallery Association The collaged works depict one fictional (but familiar) woman for every county in North Dakota and include a short biographical sketch the sort of tidbit one might recall about a character from onersquos childhood
In the paintings every woman or girl but one is identified by her husbandrsquos grandfatherrsquos fatherrsquos or even father-in-lawrsquos name Bunde recalls that when she was a girl women were regularly addressed by and addressed themselves by their husbandrsquos name like ldquoMrs John Kuntzrdquo for example Growing up in North Dakota in the 1970s Bunde says she was unaware of the Womenrsquos Movement happening at that time but observed that her mother and the women around her were extremely competent and hard-working busy raising children doing heavy chores and in their ldquosparerdquo time running clubs and making crafts of every imaginable kind Still recipes submitted to the church cookbook were credited to the likes of ldquoMrs Lyle Olsonrdquo It was puzzling to her as a girl
In these paintings Bunde tries to bring the womanrsquos story into the foreground just a littlemdashbut not too much remembering that most of the women she knew would not likely have drawn attention to themselves
The paintings are collaged with pieces of North Dakota road maps vintage fabric and other tidbits
ldquoThese paintings grew out of a time of traveling home to North Dakota to care for my ailing grandparents over several years I took many side trips to visit prairie churches cemeteries and small town cafesmdashthe kind of stuff a home-sick North Dakotan does when she ldquocomes homerdquo It was a time of feeling nostalgic and a little melancholyrdquo
-Shelly Bunde photo credit Virginia Evans
This exhibition is sponsored by the North Dakota Art Gallery Association with support from the North Dakota Council on the Arts
ldquoBarnes County Dennis Rustadrsquos NeicerdquoShelly Bunde mixed media
gallery talkIn keeping with the exhibition theme a hot-dISh LunCh RECEptIon with the artist will take place on March 9 at 1200 pm
If you would like to volunteer and share your family club or churchrsquos favorite hot dish at the Luncheon Reception we could use your help Please contact us at 701-251-2496 Incentive to help A prize will be given for the favorite hot dish (visitors to the reception will vote)
Shelly Julian Bunde currently resides in Bozeman Montana For more information visit wwwshellybundecom
tom Mcgregor paintings on display at JRMC february through May 2013 Tom McGregor grew up in Jamestown where his love of drawing led to a career in graphic design Since 2007 he has been painting en plein air (a French expression which means ldquoin the open airrdquo and is used to describe the act of painting outdoors) This method combines the artistrsquos passion for being outdoors with his love of painting
McGregorrsquos work will be displayed until the end of May See more of his work at mcgregorartcom The artist maintains his design business in St Paul but these days he is working towards being a full time painter
The Arts Center is collaborating with JRMC on a changing exhibit in the corridor linking the Hospital with JRMC Specialty Clinic and Essentia ClinicWeather Change Oil on Linen 20times16
thE ARtS CEntER LoBBy mdash WIntER The Lobby Gallery features ldquoWinterrdquo themed artwork through mid April This mini-exhibit grew out of a BlogFacebook challenge to artists to get out and look for inspiration during our long winter Several artists responded to the challenge among them Logan Adams Frank Clemens and Bill Tanata
Frank Clemens Garden Gate 2013 acrylic on stretched canvas 8 x 10rdquo
The orchesTra of fes and francoise aTlan Reiland fine Arts Center Saturday April 27 at 730 pm Tickets at the door $7 members $10 members kids amp students free
Following significant critical acclaim and audience enthusiasm for its debut tour Caravanserai A place where cultures meet will return to four US cities The Arts Center has been selected as one of the four host cities Other cities on the tour are Fayetteville AK Nashville TN and Grand Rapids MN
The spring 2013 Caravanserai music residency tour will feature masters of classical Judeo-Arabic music from the Andalusian tradition the Orchestra of Fes directed by the legendary Mohammed Briouel The ensemble will be in Jamestown from April 21ndash 28
Andalusian classical music is at the core of contemporary Moroccan culture and evolved over centuries of cultural exchange between North Africa Spain Portugal and southern European Muslim traditions The vibrant spiritual chamber melodies of the Orchestra of Fes will take audiences on a sonic tour to the heart of Moroccorsquos rich musical heritage
Mohammed Briouel is one of Moroccorsquos premiere orchestra and chamber group directors He directs the esteemed Music Conservatory of Fes Faithful to the Moroccan tradition of openness and tolerance Briouelrsquos Orchestra of Fes has toured the world giving concerts of Andalusian Arab and Sephardic music
In a special collaboration acclaimed Jewish songstress Franccediloise Atlan joins the Orchestra for the spring 2013 residency tours Based in Marakesh Morocco Francoise Atlan is considered one of the worldrsquos finest vocal interpreters of Sephardic music After studying piano and chamber music at some of the worldrsquos finest musical conservatories in Saint-Etienne and Aix-en-Provence France Francoise Atlan refined her naturally lyrical singing voice under the tutelage of Andreacutea Guiot at the Paris Opera School Atlan teaches at conservatories in Switzerland France and Morocco
find out more jamestownartscomcaravanserai
special thanksdonations Mary Eagleson Cindi Psychos Barb Lang amp Art Todd Laine amp Bob Toso Deloris Christy Alice Cueva Marge amp Garreth Kavlie Scherbenske amp Son Clarice amp Reuben Liechty Lynne Tally Rosemary amp Ken McDougall Norma amp Bob Richardson Theresa amp Don Paul Jolene amp Terry Baltrusch Linda amp Ken Astrup Pam Burkhardt Cobornrsquos Stutsman County Abstract Lu Struble MDU Resources Foundation Marlene Schultz Linde amp Bob Serba AAUW ndash Jamestown Branch Ken amp Linda Astrup Alice Cueva Ken Aune Ann amp Joel Wilson
endowment Kent Horton
business memberships Hugorsquos Family Marketplace Vining Oil Richardson Electric Dakota Central Telecom-munications Orn amp McDaniel Family Dentistry Sandness Law Office
special thanks to Ben Beams for teaching theatre in 2nd Saturday Peter McElroy for hauling stuff Ken Gilbert-son and Mike Fields for set construction Bonnie Tressler for coordinating the cheese amp snacks at the wine amp cheese event Bill Tarno for donating door prizes for the wine amp cheese evening 2nd ACT actors director stage hands ticket takers and set contributors
Get future performance dates learn more about Caravanserai check out artist profiles and interesting facts about Morocco at httpwwwcaravanserai-artsorg
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is a groundbreaking artistic and cultural exchange program meant to showcase the diversity of contemporary Islamic societies through their art and enhance mutual understanding between our cultures
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is managed by Arts Midwest on behalf of the US Regional Arts Organizations with financial support from the Building Bridges Program of the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art Additional support is provided by Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Caravanserairsquos film and media programming is coordinated on behalf of the program by South Arts
additional support provided by
Almost Maine
AudItIonS thursday March 7 at 600 pm and Saturday March 9 at 200 pm
Everyone interested in working (on or off stage) on the 2nd ACT Community Theater production of ALMOST MAINE by John Cariani this coming May is invited to attend one of these auditions
Any questions Contact the Director Ben Beams at (217) 638-1718 or at benbeamsgmailcom
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 (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)
PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402
VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter
OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Monday ndash Friday 9 am ndash 5 pm Saturdays amp Sundays by appointment
ldquoBarnes County Dennis Rustadrsquos NeicerdquoShelly Bunde mixed media
gallery talkIn keeping with the exhibition theme a hot-dISh LunCh RECEptIon with the artist will take place on March 9 at 1200 pm
If you would like to volunteer and share your family club or churchrsquos favorite hot dish at the Luncheon Reception we could use your help Please contact us at 701-251-2496 Incentive to help A prize will be given for the favorite hot dish (visitors to the reception will vote)
Shelly Julian Bunde currently resides in Bozeman Montana For more information visit wwwshellybundecom
tom Mcgregor paintings on display at JRMC february through May 2013 Tom McGregor grew up in Jamestown where his love of drawing led to a career in graphic design Since 2007 he has been painting en plein air (a French expression which means ldquoin the open airrdquo and is used to describe the act of painting outdoors) This method combines the artistrsquos passion for being outdoors with his love of painting
McGregorrsquos work will be displayed until the end of May See more of his work at mcgregorartcom The artist maintains his design business in St Paul but these days he is working towards being a full time painter
The Arts Center is collaborating with JRMC on a changing exhibit in the corridor linking the Hospital with JRMC Specialty Clinic and Essentia ClinicWeather Change Oil on Linen 20times16
thE ARtS CEntER LoBBy mdash WIntER The Lobby Gallery features ldquoWinterrdquo themed artwork through mid April This mini-exhibit grew out of a BlogFacebook challenge to artists to get out and look for inspiration during our long winter Several artists responded to the challenge among them Logan Adams Frank Clemens and Bill Tanata
Frank Clemens Garden Gate 2013 acrylic on stretched canvas 8 x 10rdquo
The orchesTra of fes and francoise aTlan Reiland fine Arts Center Saturday April 27 at 730 pm Tickets at the door $7 members $10 members kids amp students free
Following significant critical acclaim and audience enthusiasm for its debut tour Caravanserai A place where cultures meet will return to four US cities The Arts Center has been selected as one of the four host cities Other cities on the tour are Fayetteville AK Nashville TN and Grand Rapids MN
The spring 2013 Caravanserai music residency tour will feature masters of classical Judeo-Arabic music from the Andalusian tradition the Orchestra of Fes directed by the legendary Mohammed Briouel The ensemble will be in Jamestown from April 21ndash 28
Andalusian classical music is at the core of contemporary Moroccan culture and evolved over centuries of cultural exchange between North Africa Spain Portugal and southern European Muslim traditions The vibrant spiritual chamber melodies of the Orchestra of Fes will take audiences on a sonic tour to the heart of Moroccorsquos rich musical heritage
Mohammed Briouel is one of Moroccorsquos premiere orchestra and chamber group directors He directs the esteemed Music Conservatory of Fes Faithful to the Moroccan tradition of openness and tolerance Briouelrsquos Orchestra of Fes has toured the world giving concerts of Andalusian Arab and Sephardic music
In a special collaboration acclaimed Jewish songstress Franccediloise Atlan joins the Orchestra for the spring 2013 residency tours Based in Marakesh Morocco Francoise Atlan is considered one of the worldrsquos finest vocal interpreters of Sephardic music After studying piano and chamber music at some of the worldrsquos finest musical conservatories in Saint-Etienne and Aix-en-Provence France Francoise Atlan refined her naturally lyrical singing voice under the tutelage of Andreacutea Guiot at the Paris Opera School Atlan teaches at conservatories in Switzerland France and Morocco
find out more jamestownartscomcaravanserai
special thanksdonations Mary Eagleson Cindi Psychos Barb Lang amp Art Todd Laine amp Bob Toso Deloris Christy Alice Cueva Marge amp Garreth Kavlie Scherbenske amp Son Clarice amp Reuben Liechty Lynne Tally Rosemary amp Ken McDougall Norma amp Bob Richardson Theresa amp Don Paul Jolene amp Terry Baltrusch Linda amp Ken Astrup Pam Burkhardt Cobornrsquos Stutsman County Abstract Lu Struble MDU Resources Foundation Marlene Schultz Linde amp Bob Serba AAUW ndash Jamestown Branch Ken amp Linda Astrup Alice Cueva Ken Aune Ann amp Joel Wilson
endowment Kent Horton
business memberships Hugorsquos Family Marketplace Vining Oil Richardson Electric Dakota Central Telecom-munications Orn amp McDaniel Family Dentistry Sandness Law Office
special thanks to Ben Beams for teaching theatre in 2nd Saturday Peter McElroy for hauling stuff Ken Gilbert-son and Mike Fields for set construction Bonnie Tressler for coordinating the cheese amp snacks at the wine amp cheese event Bill Tarno for donating door prizes for the wine amp cheese evening 2nd ACT actors director stage hands ticket takers and set contributors
Get future performance dates learn more about Caravanserai check out artist profiles and interesting facts about Morocco at httpwwwcaravanserai-artsorg
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is a groundbreaking artistic and cultural exchange program meant to showcase the diversity of contemporary Islamic societies through their art and enhance mutual understanding between our cultures
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is managed by Arts Midwest on behalf of the US Regional Arts Organizations with financial support from the Building Bridges Program of the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art Additional support is provided by Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Caravanserairsquos film and media programming is coordinated on behalf of the program by South Arts
additional support provided by
Almost Maine
AudItIonS thursday March 7 at 600 pm and Saturday March 9 at 200 pm
Everyone interested in working (on or off stage) on the 2nd ACT Community Theater production of ALMOST MAINE by John Cariani this coming May is invited to attend one of these auditions
Any questions Contact the Director Ben Beams at (217) 638-1718 or at benbeamsgmailcom
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 (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)
PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402
VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter
OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Monday ndash Friday 9 am ndash 5 pm Saturdays amp Sundays by appointment
The orchesTra of fes and francoise aTlan Reiland fine Arts Center Saturday April 27 at 730 pm Tickets at the door $7 members $10 members kids amp students free
Following significant critical acclaim and audience enthusiasm for its debut tour Caravanserai A place where cultures meet will return to four US cities The Arts Center has been selected as one of the four host cities Other cities on the tour are Fayetteville AK Nashville TN and Grand Rapids MN
The spring 2013 Caravanserai music residency tour will feature masters of classical Judeo-Arabic music from the Andalusian tradition the Orchestra of Fes directed by the legendary Mohammed Briouel The ensemble will be in Jamestown from April 21ndash 28
Andalusian classical music is at the core of contemporary Moroccan culture and evolved over centuries of cultural exchange between North Africa Spain Portugal and southern European Muslim traditions The vibrant spiritual chamber melodies of the Orchestra of Fes will take audiences on a sonic tour to the heart of Moroccorsquos rich musical heritage
Mohammed Briouel is one of Moroccorsquos premiere orchestra and chamber group directors He directs the esteemed Music Conservatory of Fes Faithful to the Moroccan tradition of openness and tolerance Briouelrsquos Orchestra of Fes has toured the world giving concerts of Andalusian Arab and Sephardic music
In a special collaboration acclaimed Jewish songstress Franccediloise Atlan joins the Orchestra for the spring 2013 residency tours Based in Marakesh Morocco Francoise Atlan is considered one of the worldrsquos finest vocal interpreters of Sephardic music After studying piano and chamber music at some of the worldrsquos finest musical conservatories in Saint-Etienne and Aix-en-Provence France Francoise Atlan refined her naturally lyrical singing voice under the tutelage of Andreacutea Guiot at the Paris Opera School Atlan teaches at conservatories in Switzerland France and Morocco
find out more jamestownartscomcaravanserai
special thanksdonations Mary Eagleson Cindi Psychos Barb Lang amp Art Todd Laine amp Bob Toso Deloris Christy Alice Cueva Marge amp Garreth Kavlie Scherbenske amp Son Clarice amp Reuben Liechty Lynne Tally Rosemary amp Ken McDougall Norma amp Bob Richardson Theresa amp Don Paul Jolene amp Terry Baltrusch Linda amp Ken Astrup Pam Burkhardt Cobornrsquos Stutsman County Abstract Lu Struble MDU Resources Foundation Marlene Schultz Linde amp Bob Serba AAUW ndash Jamestown Branch Ken amp Linda Astrup Alice Cueva Ken Aune Ann amp Joel Wilson
endowment Kent Horton
business memberships Hugorsquos Family Marketplace Vining Oil Richardson Electric Dakota Central Telecom-munications Orn amp McDaniel Family Dentistry Sandness Law Office
special thanks to Ben Beams for teaching theatre in 2nd Saturday Peter McElroy for hauling stuff Ken Gilbert-son and Mike Fields for set construction Bonnie Tressler for coordinating the cheese amp snacks at the wine amp cheese event Bill Tarno for donating door prizes for the wine amp cheese evening 2nd ACT actors director stage hands ticket takers and set contributors
Get future performance dates learn more about Caravanserai check out artist profiles and interesting facts about Morocco at httpwwwcaravanserai-artsorg
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is a groundbreaking artistic and cultural exchange program meant to showcase the diversity of contemporary Islamic societies through their art and enhance mutual understanding between our cultures
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is managed by Arts Midwest on behalf of the US Regional Arts Organizations with financial support from the Building Bridges Program of the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art Additional support is provided by Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Caravanserairsquos film and media programming is coordinated on behalf of the program by South Arts
additional support provided by
Almost Maine
AudItIonS thursday March 7 at 600 pm and Saturday March 9 at 200 pm
Everyone interested in working (on or off stage) on the 2nd ACT Community Theater production of ALMOST MAINE by John Cariani this coming May is invited to attend one of these auditions
Any questions Contact the Director Ben Beams at (217) 638-1718 or at benbeamsgmailcom
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 (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)
PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402
VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter
OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Monday ndash Friday 9 am ndash 5 pm Saturdays amp Sundays by appointment
special thanksdonations Mary Eagleson Cindi Psychos Barb Lang amp Art Todd Laine amp Bob Toso Deloris Christy Alice Cueva Marge amp Garreth Kavlie Scherbenske amp Son Clarice amp Reuben Liechty Lynne Tally Rosemary amp Ken McDougall Norma amp Bob Richardson Theresa amp Don Paul Jolene amp Terry Baltrusch Linda amp Ken Astrup Pam Burkhardt Cobornrsquos Stutsman County Abstract Lu Struble MDU Resources Foundation Marlene Schultz Linde amp Bob Serba AAUW ndash Jamestown Branch Ken amp Linda Astrup Alice Cueva Ken Aune Ann amp Joel Wilson
endowment Kent Horton
business memberships Hugorsquos Family Marketplace Vining Oil Richardson Electric Dakota Central Telecom-munications Orn amp McDaniel Family Dentistry Sandness Law Office
special thanks to Ben Beams for teaching theatre in 2nd Saturday Peter McElroy for hauling stuff Ken Gilbert-son and Mike Fields for set construction Bonnie Tressler for coordinating the cheese amp snacks at the wine amp cheese event Bill Tarno for donating door prizes for the wine amp cheese evening 2nd ACT actors director stage hands ticket takers and set contributors
Get future performance dates learn more about Caravanserai check out artist profiles and interesting facts about Morocco at httpwwwcaravanserai-artsorg
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is a groundbreaking artistic and cultural exchange program meant to showcase the diversity of contemporary Islamic societies through their art and enhance mutual understanding between our cultures
Caravanserai A place where cultures meet is managed by Arts Midwest on behalf of the US Regional Arts Organizations with financial support from the Building Bridges Program of the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art Additional support is provided by Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Caravanserairsquos film and media programming is coordinated on behalf of the program by South Arts
additional support provided by
Almost Maine
AudItIonS thursday March 7 at 600 pm and Saturday March 9 at 200 pm
Everyone interested in working (on or off stage) on the 2nd ACT Community Theater production of ALMOST MAINE by John Cariani this coming May is invited to attend one of these auditions
Any questions Contact the Director Ben Beams at (217) 638-1718 or at benbeamsgmailcom
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 (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)
PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402
VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter
OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Monday ndash Friday 9 am ndash 5 pm Saturdays amp Sundays by appointment
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 (Jamestown Fine Arts Association)
PO Box 363 Jamestown ND 58402
VOICE 701-251-2496EMAIL infojamestownartscomWEB wwwjamestownartscomBLOG httptheartscenterareavoicescomTWEET JMSTartscenter
OFFICE 115 2nd Street SW JamestownHOURS Monday ndash Friday 9 am ndash 5 pm Saturdays amp Sundays by appointment