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VOL. 1/2-11
SAN DIEGO
ART INSTITUTE
SINCE 1941
Museum Hours
Tuesday - Saturday: 10am - 4pm
Sunday - Noon - 4pm
Closed Monday
sandiego-art.org
Also in part by QUALCOMM Incorporated, and the Chris and Lorraine Wolfe Fund.
Financial support is provided by the City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture.
MAY/JUNE 2012 M E M B E R S H I P N E W S
San Diego Art Institute: Museum of
the Living Artist is proud to present
Summer
C-Note Event
It is time once more for the most
anticipated, lively and capricious of
fundraisers
C-Note consists of original artwork
donated by our members, emerging
regional artists, and sold right off the
wall for one ($100), two ($200)
or three ($300) C-Notes.
It gives new and experienced art
collectors alike an opportunity to
purchase original works at
less expensive prices.
Dont miss the C-Note Night on:
May 19, 5-8 PM
Preview Only: May 18 and 19
10 am-4pm
C-Note runs: May 18 June 3, 2012
The SDAIs C-Note Fundraiser benets many
programs
For more information call: (619) 236-0011. Free
Admission for SDAI Members. $3 for non-members.
The Art of Photography Shows
International Exhibition Opens
September 29, 2012
at SDAIs Museum of the Living Artist
The Art of Photography Shows International Exhibition,
now in its eighth year, will be opening September 29th
at the San Diego Art Institutes Museum of the Living
Artist in Balboa Park. The founder and producer, Steven
Churchill, and the Executive Director of SDAI, Tim Field,
have joined forces to see this exhibition raise the bar on
international art shows.
The Art of Photography Show is an established and critical
force in the world of contemporary photography. The show
provides tangible benets to artists trying to break into the
public eye. The International Exhibition provides value to
artists at every turn, from rst-rate viewing in the judging
process to exhibition and publication opportunities, photo
industry connections, and even monetary awards.
The producer of the Art of Photography Show, Steven
Churchill, is dedicated to providing exposure to new
and emerging artists, and has done so with great effect;
last years viewing audience exceeded 30,000 people.
The diversity and draw of last years competition was
astounding, with entries from 72 countries.
For photographers, the distinguishing feature of this
competition is its notable jurors. Each year the Art
of Photography Show invites a curator from a major
museum to jury the show. This years juror is Julian Cox,
the Founding Curator of Photography and Chief Curator
at the de Young Museum in San Francisco.
Selected works will be on exhibit for a full six weeks at
SDAIs Museum of the Living Artist. On September 29th
the exhibition will debut with an opening gala that will
draw over 1,500 guests, bringing elite attendees, including
art collectors, curators, designers, architects, executives,
civic and government leaders, not to mention the stars of
the show the artists.
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Featured Artist: Ellen Dieter:
PUsH/PuLL
abstract - to pull away / express - to push forth
Solo Show SDAI:MOLA June 8 to July 15, 2012

Contemporary charcoal drawing - vine charcoal, charkole, compressed charcoal, loose
charcoal, homemade charcoal, erasers, shammies, put on, wipe down, erase, scratch,
re-apply, take away, rhythm, marks, music. Add in gesso wash, ink wash, more charcoal,
take away, add more, push-pull, give/take, nd an image, erase an image, add an idea,
scribble over an area, respond to the process, having faith in doubt, guring it out.
Complicate/Simplify, large drawings, small paintings. Shapes, lines, color, form,
abstraction, realism, push-pull....
Im lucky to spend a good part of the year in Hawaii. Traveling back and forth, from island
to mainland, is its own form of push-pull. Both here and there, I enjoy scavenging during
beach walks. Picking up kukui nuts, leaves, pods, burlap, branches, coconuts, owers,
string, what I nd left behind, I bring to the studio. I use them to draw, from observation,
to look at and look away, to use or not use, for different works
of art. I nd the calm and the battle in the studio, wherever
I am...
Three of the large works were created in Hawaii, the others,
here in San Diego. The charcoal drawing, a new experience,
a response to the organic feeling of island life. The small
paintings, created in San Diego, an exploration inspired also
by the principles of abex and the shapes and textures found
in nature.
SAN DIEGO ART INSTITUTE
Museum of the Living Artist
House of Charm, Balboa Park, 1439 El Prado
San Diego, CA 92101-1617
(619) 236-0011 Fax (619) 236-1974
website: sandiego-art.org
email: krobers@mola-sdai.org
San Diego Art Department
Educational Facility: 3830 Ray St.,
San Diego, CA 92104
(619) 299-4278
email: info@sdartdept.com
website: www.sdad-sdai.org
Board of Governors
Bill Hawkins, Schuyler Hoffman, Susan Leonard
Jean McKee, Ted Mintz, Robert Wallace,
Chris & Lorraine Wolfe
Board of Directors
Chair: Elaine Ellis
Secretary: Kathyrn Kramer
Joe Nalven
Larry Poteet (Attorney)
Bruce Tall
Educational & Outreach Committee
Lesley Anderson, Director of Education
Elizabeth Morton,Youth Programs & Developmt Director
SDAI Advisory Board
Vincent Andrunas
(Social Editor: Dcor/ Style Magazine)
Elizabeth Basinet (Barrett Resource Group)
Patti Cooprider
Pamela Hartwell
Emalyn Leppard
Debra A. Morse Attorney
Peter B. Rutman (AdminEstate Corporation)
Vaughn Woods, CFP
Co-Sponsors
City of San Diego Commission for Arts & Culture
Friends of the Institute
San Diego Art Department/Ray Street
Director Lesley Anderson
Studio Assistant - Stephanie Berry
Studio Assistant Tim Schultheis
Studio Assistant--William Romero
Staff of SDAI
Executive Director Timothy J. Field
Executive Administrator Kerstin Robers
Gallery Assistant/Public Relations Marc Pickett
Director of Education - Lesley Anderson
Youth Programs & Developmt Director - Elizabeth Morton
Graphic Designer/Production Coordinator - Jack Wade
Poet Program Coordinator Michael Klam
Accounting Assistant Paul Stolte
Journal Staff
Tim Field, Kerstin Robers, Jack Wade,
Photos Sullivan/Messenger
Website Design
Michael Hanes, Roark Dority
Featured Artist: Marion Mettler
Figurative Explorations:
Drawings and Paintings
Solo Show SDAI:MOLA June 8 to July 15, 2012
The gure in a variety of expressions, media, and formats has long been an ongoing
interest for me, since my student days. The subject is endlessly fascinating and variable
and gives me the opportunity to use it to portray, reect, suggest, imagine the human
beings we are, could be, might have been, think we are, want to be.
Recently I have been exploring ways of connecting gurative elements with abstract or
nonobjective principles by focusing on color, line, shape, pattern, texture, composition.
I hope to show something about the subject rather than represent it in an exact way. My
drawings frequently use exaggeration to portray a feeling or mood.
Over the last few years I have done several series of gurative drawings and paintings with
different focuses: Seated Figure Series, Abstract Figure Series, Deconstructed
Figure Series, Double/Multiple Exposure Series, Fault Lines. For this show, I am
choosing to show both drawings and paintings from these series, focusing on the gure
in a range of media on paper: charcoal, pencil, crayon, collage, watermedia, acrylic.
Welcome New SDAI Members!
Nitya A. Grantz
Claudia J. Mackey
Judy J. Vance
Gregory Zlokarnik
Nathaniel C. Clark
Victoria Marquez
John H. Cadman
Kathleen D. Huneke
Irene Corey
Marcus N. Thorne
Bhavna Mehta
Monica Cadish
Michael Duke
Darlene Katz
Kaori Fukuyama
Doris A. Bertch
Joli L. Beal
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Welcome to Colleen Dawson from SDSUs
Poetry International! Colleen is our new
intern for P&A and will be handling social
media and assisting with press and organization for
upcoming events. She is an assistant editor at
Poetry International and an award-winning poet.
Welcome, Colleen!
On Wed., May 2, UCSDs Pulitzer Prize-winning
poet Rae Armantrout and San Diego Citybeats
Edwin Decker will read in the Museum of the Living
Artist, 1439 El Prado, Balboa Park. Doors open at
6:30 p.m. and the show starts at 7:00 p.m. Members
free, $5 at the door or bring a snack/wine to share.
Rae Armantrouts book of poetry Versed, published
by the Wesleyan University Press, earned the 2010
Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. On March 11, 2010, Arman-
trout was awarded the National Book Critics Circle
Award for Versed. Her work has been honored by the
Foundation for Contemporary Arts, and she received a
Guggenheim Fellowship in 2008. Her most recent col-
lection, Money Shot, was published in February 2011.
Edwin Decker is a freelance journalist and
columnist whose work has appeared in The San Diego
Union Tribune, San Diego Reader, Modern Drunkard
Magazine, Seattle Stranger, Tucson Weekly, Cleve-
land Scene and other magazines and newspapers
across the country. His satiric and sometimes con-
troversial column, Sordid Tales, runs every other
week in San Diego CityBeat.
Deckers book Barzilla and Other Psalms, pub-
lished by Puna Press, was nominated for a 2007 San
Diego Book Award and his performance piece,
Questioning Innocence is Questionable, won
the grand prize for the San Diego Visual Arts
Performance Slam. Website: Edwin Decker.com.
Following the reading, there will be open mic for writ-
ers or painters who would like to share a few pieces
of their work.
Please contact host, Michael Klam, with any
questions: 619-957-3264(cell) or 619-236-0011
(museum). Writers/artists, who would like to read
on the open mic, can sign up ahead of time at
mkklam@gmail.com or sign in on the night of the show.
More info about Rae Armantrout can be found at
www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/.../100517crbo_
books_chiasson and for her Pulitzer Prize-winning
book Versed, see versedreader.site.wesleyan.edu.
Edwin Decker articles and poetry can be found at
edwindecker.com and punapress.com.
Judy Reeves, cofounder of The Writing Center and
San Diego Writers, Ink, and Jim Ruland, author and
host of Vermin on the Mount will read on Thurs., June 21.
Betty Hock and Judith Parenio
Betty Hock and Judith Parenio will have an exhibit called
Wax and Mixed Media Art on display in the lobby of the City
Administration Bldg. for 2 weeks, from June 1 to June 15. On
display will be 20 pieces of small to medium-sized works. The
address is: 202 C Street, San Diego, CA 92101
Judith Parenio
Judith Parenio is in a group show with some members of Allied
Artists Association of San Diego in the Riford Center until May 26,
2012. AAASD shows varied artists bi-monthly in the center at
6811 La Jolla Blvd., La Jolla, CA 92037.
Judith Parenio will have 7 pieces of artwork at the downtown
Emerald Plaza Towers, 3
rd
oor, from Monday, May 6 to Monday,
July 2, 2012. If people wish to view the work, just tell a receptionist
what you wish to do; or if no one is present, go on up to the 3
rd
oor
where the exhibit is in the entrance area to the Executive Suites.
Julia San Roman
Julia San Roman has the pleasure to announce her new series
DISSOCIATION which will be exhibited at ALEXANDER
SALAZAR FINE ART from April 15 to May 15.
La Jolla, 1162 Prospect St., La Jolla CA 92037
Downtown, 640 Broadway St., San Diego, CA 92101 (619) 531-8988
Jerome Walker
A selection of Jerome Walkers paintings were accepted by
the jury for inclusion in the upcoming book International
Contemporary Artists Volume four.
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The San Diego Art Institutes
Educational Facility, the
San Diego Art Department,
provides an inclusive,
collaborative environment that
fosters artistic expression, for
all ages and prociencies, using
art to contribute value and diversity to the community
with educational programs, exhibitions and workspace.
May exhibition:
There Should be a Word for That
will be a photographic exhibition of
interventions and experiments in daily space
About the Artists:
Kiersten Puusemp is a Southern California-based artist
and designer whose work incorporates a variety of
mediums including sculpture, text, video, performance,
photography and drawing.

San Diego-based R.J. Brooks works in photography,
furniture and interior design. Together they curate A
Ship In The Woods, an experimental art and music venue
based out of a mid-century home in the Del Mar area.
Closing reception will be held on May 12th,
6-10pm (during Ray at Night).
Also on exhibit will be artwork by members & instructors.
On the Featured Artist Wall: artwork by Harold Cooks.
May/June exhibition:
Artwork by Jason Acton
Jason is a color blind artist, infuenced by the pop-art
movement, who carefully organizes primary colors to create
a clean, balanced composition. This show will feature acrylic
paintings, stencil art, screen prints, and furniture.
Opening reception on May 18, 6-8pm
Closing reception will be held on June 9th,
6-10pm (during Ray at Night).
Also on exhibit will be artwork by members & instructors.
On the Featured Artist Wall: artwork by Christina Thomas.
June/July exhibition:
SDAD Student Show
Opening reception on June 15th, 6-8pm
Closing reception will be held on July 14th,
6-10pm (during Ray at Night).
On the Featured Artist Wall: artwork by Jessi Clayton.
SDAD is located on 3830 Ray Street in North Park.
For a detailed schedule of our classes please visit
www.sdad-sdai.org or call: 619-299-4ART.
The Paint-out is an SDAI-sponsored program to
support and promote the art of plein-air paint-
ing (painting outside on location). Participating
artists gather at designated San Diego locations to
paint in plein air and socialize. An informal critique
of a days paintings is performed with intent to pro-
vide a learning and supportive environment. SDAI
members and non-members, of all skill levels, are
welcome to participate.
Each year there will be a juried exhibition at the
Museum of the Living Artist. The show, as part of a
regional show, will feature paintings selected from
the paint-out programs Paint-out events. Paintings
must have a paint-out coordinators initials on the
back to be eligible for the exhibition. The maximum
size un-framed painting is 11 x 14. A painting must
be framed and wired for hanging.
EVENTS
Paint-out events in 2012 occur February through
August on the rst Saturday of the month. In
September the paint-out is on the second Satur-
day. Participants can arrive and paint anytime after
sunrise. Canvases will be initialed at the noon
meeting and critiqued.
The following is a list of upcoming Paint-out events:
DATE LOCATION
May 5 San Clemente Canyon
Meet at Marion Bear Park at restrooms on east
parking lot
June 2 Leo Carillo Ranch (all day)
Meet at main parking lot
July 7 Driscolls Wharf
Meet at parking lot 4918 Harbor Drive
August 4 Cabrillo Monument
Meet at old lighthouse
Sept 8 Sunset Cliffs Park
Meet at parking lot at end of Cornish Drive.
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The Gathering is a social, relaxed group where artists,
acionados, their spouses or signicant others meet
over potluck to discuss their latest work and adventures.
Children are welcome but the work is not censored, so
parental discretion is strongly advised.
The next Gathering dates will be:
Sunday, May 6 & June 10
Description and schedule:
3:30 to 4:00: bring artwork and check in.
4:00: doors are locked (ring the doorbell after 4).
4:30-5:30: artists break off into groups of 9 artists to
present their work. (If enough under-age artists
bring work, they will be given a separate group and
leader.) Non-presenters can continue socializing or
join the group of their choice.
5:30 to 6:00: groups fnish up, reconvene, socialize and/
or help tidy up.
Artists can bring up to 3 pieces of artwork. All skill levels
show work for fun, feedback, mentoring and exposure.
In the UU tradition there will be a question of the day
(hereafter known as the Molly), which artists can answer
or ignore when showing their work.
Artists are encouraged to bring show yers, books,
magazines, announcements, etc., to share. People who
bring Art and Food (or just food) get in free. Everyone else
is $5 per individual, couple or family.
New members: this is a great opportunity to meet other
members, show your work and see the work being created
in the San Diego area.
Everyone else: show us your work, whether youre getting
into the juried shows or not. We want to see what you are
doing and have the opportunity to talk with you.
SDAI is continually growing and evaluating programs in
order to provide the artist community with exceptional
programming and opportunities. Feedback is always
appreciated and, if you would like to do so, please email
Lesley Anderson at: eduprogramSDAI@gmail.com.
Co-Sponsored by:
and The San Diego County Community Enhancement Fund
ART GLASS GUILD
SPRING SHOW AND SALE
AT SPANISH VILLAGE ART CENTER
The Art Glass Guild, a member of COVA @SDAI,
will be hosting the Spring Patio Show and Sale.
Saturday, May 12, 2012 and Sunday, May 13, 2012
10:00am to 5:00pm both days
Spanish Village Art Center, Balboa Park
Hands-on projects & demonstrations*
This is the largest art glass show in Southern California! All
forms of Art Glass, including blown, fused, torch-worked,
stained glass, cast, etched, and mosaic will be featured.
Over 30 juried glass artists of the Art Glass Association of
Southern California will be exhibiting their art.
*We invite children & adults to participate in our hands-on
mosaic projects. Completed projects may be picked up the
following weekend. This show/sale will highlight various
demonstrations including torchworking and glass-cutting.
Listen to live music both days 11 am 4 pm.
The Art Glass Show and Sale is located at Spanish Village
Art Center in Balboa Park, between the San Diego Zoo
and the Natural History Museum, just off Park Blvd at 1770
Village Place. For more information visit www.artglassguild.
org or the Art Glass Guild, Studio 25, or call 619-702-8006.
Contact Information: Gail Pulkrabek, 858-576-9466 or
gail@san.rr.com
All exhibiting artists will be included in the comprehensive
exhibition catalogue. Published in full-color, the 76-page
exhibition catalogue will be comprised of images by the
exhibiting artists with accompanying artist statements.
Catalogues will be given to guests on opening night, at
artist lectures, and at other special events for the run of
the show.
Another crucial and well-appreciated aspect of the
competition is the monetary awards. A total of $10,000 in
awards will be provided to the Art of Photography Shows
top-rung artists.
The competition is broadly inclusive, and open to
all applicants. Anyone can apply. With so much to
gain, photographers of all backgrounds, genres and
photographic media are highly encouraged to apply
for this not-to-be-missed opportunity. The application
process is a user-friendly online procedure and the entry
fee is minimal. The entry deadline is June 30th.
To APPLY or learn more, visit: www.artofphotographyshow.com
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Upcoming Art Classes in May/June:
Drawing and Watercolor
Instructor: Thia Nevius
Mondays, June 4-July 23th from 2pm-5pm
(No Class 6/11 and 6/25)
Intermediate to Advanced Drawing
Instructor: Kris Finch
Mondays, May 21st July 2nd from 6:30-9:30pm
Watercolor Painting
Instructor: Brian Shepherd
Mondays, June 18th July 2nd from 6:00-9:00pm
(no class 5/28)
Introduction to Drawing and Painting
Instructor: TBD
Mondays, May 21st July 2nd from 6:30-9:30pm
(no class 5/28)
Painting Open Studio
Instructor: Ari Kate Ashton
Tuesdays, May 8th June 12th from 6-9pm
Acrylic Painting I&II
Instructor: Ari Kate Ashton
Tuesdays, May 8th June 12th from 6:30-9:30pm
The Art of Mosaics
Instructor: Chris Brown
Wednesdays, May 23rd June 27th from 6:00-9:00pm
Learning to Draw the Human Figure
Instructor: Misty Hawkins
Wednesdays, May 23rd June 27th from 6:30-9:30pm
Developing the Artist
Instructors: Ari Kate Ashton
Thursdays, May 24th June 27th from 10:30am-1:30pm
Glass Fusing as Art
Instructors: Bonnie Dull
Thursdays, May 17th June 21st from 6:30-9:30pm
Stained Glass
Instructor: Marvin Dull
Thursdays, May 17th June 21st from 6:30-9:30pm
Painting & the Creative Process
Instructor: Deron Cohen
Thursdays, May 17th June 21st from 6:30-9:30pm
Painting in Oils
Instructor: Kris Finch
Saturdays, May 19th June 23rd from 2:00-5:00pm
(no class July 9th)
Drawing for Beginners
Instructor: Misty Hawkins
Saturdays, May 12th June 16th from 10:30am-1:30pm
Mixed Media
Instructor: Kevin Greeland
Sundays, June 17th July 22nd from 10:30am-1:30pm
**New Class!**
Abstract Watercolor Discovery The Innovator in You!
Instructor: Dr. Rachelle Farber
Saturdays, May 19th June 23rd from 10:30am-1:30pm
Students discover the abstract watercolor innovator
in themselves. Students will develop images that snap
with originality and air. Students will learn sketching,
composition skills, brush strokes and color blending and
building combined with abstract techniques for watercolor
pieces. All materials are included and no experience is
necessary.
Upcoming Youth Art Classes in May/June:
Painting, Sculpture & Beyond! (ages 6-12)
Instructor: Alexis Archibald
Saturdays, May 19th June 23rd from 2-4pm
(no class on July 9th)
Upcoming Art Workshops in May/June:
Decorative Boxes
Instructor: Deanna Duckett
Sunday, May 13th from 11am-2:00pm
Chinese Calligraphy Workshop
Instructor: Tara Hu
Sunday, May 20th from 2:00-5:00pm
*NEW! 2 DAY WORKSHOP:
Intro to Relief Printmaking: Linocut
Instructor: Igor Koutsenko
Tuesday, May 29th Wednesday, May 30th
from 10:30am-4:30pm
Bookmaking
Instructor: Kevin Greeland
Sunday, June 3rd th from 11:00am-3:00pm
*NEW! Assemblage
Instructor: Susan Osborn
Sunday, June 13th from 1:00-5:00pm
Silver Ring Workshop
Instructor: Alexis Archibald
Sunday, June 17th from 2:00-5:00pm
Summertime Glass Fusing
Instructor: Bonnie Dull
Sunday, June 24th from 2:00 5:00pm
Botanical Pigment
Instructor: Peggy Caballero
Sunday, July 1st from 2:00am-5:00pm
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