Inspired by the\nW ish You Were Here multidisciplinary project\, this workshops\nexplore s stop animation which is a film technique used to make objects\nappear to move on their own. Objects are moved in small increments and\nphotographe d. The stills are then uploaded into iMovie and edited to\ncreate the il lusion of movement. Students will use this fun and creative\nprocess to do cument their family vacations and put a new twist on\ntraditional travel j ournals. Students will need to bring an assortment of\nphotographs and oth er souvenirs from their travels to create their video\njournals.
Th is is a 2-day class that will take place on Saturday\,\nFeb 1 and Sunday\, Feb 2\, from 10-4pm.
Inspi red by the\nWish You Were Here multidisciplinary project\, this w orkshops\nexplores stop animation which is a film technique used to make o bjects\nappear to move on their own. Objects are moved in small increments and\nphotographed. The stills are then uploaded into iMovie and edited to\ncreate the illusion of movement. Students will use this fun and creati ve\nprocess to document their family vacations and put a new twist on\ntra ditional travel journals. Students will need to bring an assortment of\nph otographs and other souvenirs from their travels to create their video\njo urnals.
This is a 2-day class that will take place on Saturday\,\nF eb 1 and Sunday\, Feb 2\, from 10-4pm.
Join mixed media\narti st Sharon Payne Bolton as she guides students through the process of\ncrea ting Artist Travel Books. Learn bookbinding and collage techniques\nwhile also documenting your past travels. Sharon will provide students with\na v ariety of paper\, found objects and other elements that can be bound\ntoge ther using the unique “Coptic” stitch. This is a great opportunity\nto think outside the book! As part of the Center's Wish You Were\nHere multidisciplinary project.
Sharon Payne Bolton is a\nnationally known mixed media artist who works in the Bay Area and Sun\nValley\, Idah o.
This is a three-day class held Feb 4-6 from 10am -\n4pm.
Join mixed media\nartist Sharon Payne Bolton as she guides students through the process of\ncreating Artist Travel Books. Learn bookbinding and collage t echniques\nwhile also documenting your past travels. Sharon will provide s tudents with\na variety of paper\, found objects and other elements that c an be bound\ntogether using the unique “Coptic” stitch. This is a grea t opportunity\nto think outside the book! As part of the Center's Wish You Were\nHere multidisciplinary project.
Sharon Payne Bolton is a\nnationally known mixed media artist who works in the Bay Area and S un\nValley\, Idaho.
This is a three-day class held Feb 4-6 from 10a m -\n4pm.
Due to the\noverwhelmi ng success of Beginning Encaustics: 3 Weeks of Wax with Alison\nHigdon\, T he Center has decided to create an extension of this class by\noffering Op en Studio: 3 More Weeks of Encaustics this February. This open\nstudio is perfect for those new to\, or those who are interested in\,\nfurthering th eir exploration in the ancient art of encaustics. This time is\na great pl ace for students to come together and play with wax in a casual\natmospher e. You bring the supplies\, ideas and creativity\; we’ll provide\nthe sp ace\, lighting\, facilitator and time to create new work! If you would\nli ke to sign up for all sessions\, please call The Center at 726-9491.
\nFor more information on Alison visit www.alisonhigdon.com.
A 3-time\nclass held on Sat\, Feb 8\, 15\, 22\, 1-5pm.
Due t o the\noverwhelming success of Beginning Encaustics: 3 Weeks of Wax with A lison\nHigdon\, The Center has decided to create an extension of this clas s by\noffering Open Studio: 3 More Weeks of Encaustics this February. This open\nstudio is perfect for those new to\, or those who are interested in \,\nfurthering their exploration in the ancient art of encaustics. This ti me is\na great place for students to come together and play with wax in a casual\natmosphere. You bring the supplies\, ideas and creativity\; we’l l provide\nthe space\, lighting\, facilitator and time to create new work! If you would\nlike to sign up for all sessions\, please call The Center a t 726-9491.
\nFor more information on Alison visit www.alisonhigdon.com.
A 3-time\nclass held on Sat\, Feb 8\, 15\, 22\, 1-5pm.
Families can tour\nThe Center’s Wish You Were Here exhibition at 3pm &\; 4pm with Center\ns taff. This exhibition will take a look at travel\, tourism and the America n\nroad trip through photography\, painting and an installation. Once fami lies\nhave toured the gallery\, they will have an opportunity to get their hands\ndirty and create one of a kind post cards using basic printmaking\ ntechniques.
Famil ies can tour\nThe Center’s Wish You Were Here exhibition at 3pm &\; 4 pm with Center\nstaff. This exhibition will take a look at travel\, touris m and the American\nroad trip through photography\, painting and an instal lation. Once families\nhave toured the gallery\, they will have an opportu nity to get their hands\ndirty and create one of a kind post cards using b asic printmaking\ntechniques.
Join us and enjoy\na g lass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and\n gallery guides. The Community Library’s Regional History Librarian\nSandra Hofferber will share the history of the railroad in\nS un Valley at the Feb 13 tour. This project explores travel\, tourism and\n the American road trip through the visual arts.
Join us and enjoy\na glass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center ’s curators and\ngallery guides. The Community Library’s Regional Hist ory Librarian\nSandra Hofferber will share the history of the railroad in\nSun Valley at the Feb 13 tour. This project explores tra vel\, tourism and\nthe American road trip through the visual arts.
This classic\nfamily r oad trip movie (as a part of Wish You Were Here) follows the\nGriswold fam ily\, Clark and Ellen along with their two children Rusty and\nAudrey\, as they venture westward from the suburbs of Chicago to the\nDisneyland-like theme park\, Walley World. Clark has planned the trip down\nthe last deta il\, including seeing the world's largest ball of twine.\nHowever\, Clark' s pursuit of adventure is matched by his dimwitted bumbling\,\nleading to a vacation his family will not soon forget.
Rated R. 98\nminutes.
This classic\nfamily road trip movie (as a part of Wish You Were Here) follows the\nGriswold family\, Clark and Ellen along with their two children Rusty and\nAudrey\, as they venture westward from the suburbs of Chicago to the \nDisneyland-like theme park\, Walley World. Clark has planned the trip do wn\nthe last detail\, including seeing the world's largest ball of twine.\ nHowever\, Clark's pursuit of adventure is matched by his dimwitted bumbli ng\,\nleading to a vacation his family will not soon forget.
Rated R. 98\nminutes.
Start your\nGallery Wa lk at The Center! As part of the Wish You Were Here\nmultidiscipl inary project we’ll be screening Amanda\nHamilton’s s hort film It Happened in Sun Valley\,\nan entertaining l ook at Sun Valley as a tourist\ndestination through the eyes of Hollywood. Each year Sun\nValley Gallery Association host s nine gallery walks (exhibition openings\nfor all SVGA galleries)\, whic h are eagerly anticipated and free to the\npublic. Locals and visitors ali ke take in thought-provoking exhibitions of\nnewly installed art\, enjoy w ine\, mingle with friends\, and often meet the\nartists.
Start your\nGallery Walk at The Center! As part of the Wish You Were H ere\nmultidisciplinary project we’ll be screening Amanda\nHamilt on’s short film It Happened in Sun Valley\,\n an entertaining look at Sun Valley as a tourist\ndestination through the eyes of Hollywood. Each year Sun\nValley Gallery Association hosts nine gallery walks (exhibition openings\nfor all SVGA g alleries)\, which are eagerly anticipated and free to the\npublic. Locals and visitors alike take in thought-provoking exhibitions of\nnewly instal led art\, enjoy wine\, mingle with friends\, and often meet the\nartists.
Due to the\noverwhelmi ng success of Beginning Encaustics: 3 Weeks of Wax with Alison\nHigdon\, T he Center has decided to create an extension of this class by\noffering Op en Studio: 3 More Weeks of Encaustics this February. This open\nstudio is perfect for those new to\, or those who are interested in\,\nfurthering th eir exploration in the ancient art of encaustics. This time is\na great pl ace for students to come together and play with wax in a casual\natmospher e. You bring the supplies\, ideas and creativity\; we’ll provide\nthe sp ace\, lighting\, facilitator and time to create new work! If you would\nli ke to sign up for all sessions\, please call The Center at 726-9491.
\nFor more information on Alison visit www.alisonhigdon.com.
A 3-time\nclass held on Sat\, Feb 8\, 15\, 22\, 1-5pm.
Due t o the\noverwhelming success of Beginning Encaustics: 3 Weeks of Wax with A lison\nHigdon\, The Center has decided to create an extension of this clas s by\noffering Open Studio: 3 More Weeks of Encaustics this February. This open\nstudio is perfect for those new to\, or those who are interested in \,\nfurthering their exploration in the ancient art of encaustics. This ti me is\na great place for students to come together and play with wax in a casual\natmosphere. You bring the supplies\, ideas and creativity\; we’l l provide\nthe space\, lighting\, facilitator and time to create new work! If you would\nlike to sign up for all sessions\, please call The Center a t 726-9491.
\nFor more information on Alison visit www.alisonhigdon.com.
A 3-time\nclass held on Sat\, Feb 8\, 15\, 22\, 1-5pm.
Estimated\nTotal Ru nning Time: 110 min.
Get a Horse! (Lauren\nMacMullan an d Dorothy McKim\, English\, 6 min.) - Mickey Mouse and his\nfriends are e njoying a wagon ride until Peg-Leg Pete shows up with plans to\nruin their day.
Mr. Hublot (Laurent Witz and Alexandre\nEspigares\, N on-dialogue\, 12 min.) - The eccentric\, isolated Mr. Hublot\nfinds his c arefully ordered world disrupted by the arrival of Robot\nPet.
F eral (Daniel Sousa and Dan Golden\, Non-dialogue\, 12\nmin.) - A wil d boy who has grown up in the woods is found by a hunter and\nreturned to civilization.
Possessions (Shuhei Morita\, 14\nmin.) - A ma n seeking shelter from a storm in a dilapidated shrine\nencounters a serie s of household objects inhabited by goblin spirits.
\nRoom on the Broom (Max Land and Jan Lachauer\, in English\, 26\nmin.) - A genia l witch and her cat are joined on their broom by several\nfriends as they set off on an adventure.
Additional Short Films\nTBD\, it wi ll likely be four films with a combined running time of 32\nmin.
Es timated\nTotal Running Time: 110 min.
Get a Horse! (Lau ren\nMacMullan and Dorothy McKim\, English\, 6 min.) - Mickey Mouse and h is\nfriends are enjoying a wagon ride until Peg-Leg Pete shows up with pla ns to\nruin their day.
Mr. Hublot (Laurent Witz and Alexand re\nEspigares\, Non-dialogue\, 12 min.) - The eccentric\, isolated Mr. Hu blot\nfinds his carefully ordered world disrupted by the arrival of Robot\ nPet.
Feral (Daniel Sousa and Dan Golden\, Non-dialogue\, 1 2\nmin.) - A wild boy who has grown up in the woods is found by a hunter and\nreturned to civilization.
Possessions (Shuhei Morita\, 14\nmin.) - A man seeking shelter from a storm in a dilapidated shrine\ne ncounters a series of household objects inhabited by goblin spirits.
\nRoom on the Broom (Max Land and Jan Lachauer\, in English\, 26\ nmin.) - A genial witch and her cat are joined on their broom by several\ nfriends as they set off on an adventure.
Additional Short Films \nTBD\, it will likely be four films with a combined running time of 3 2\nmin.
Estimated\nTotal Ru nning Time: 108 min
Helium (Anders Walter and\nKim Magn usson\, Denmark/Danish\, 23 min.) - A dying boy finds comfort in the\ntale s of a magical land called HELIUM\, told to him by the hospital\njanitor.< /p>
The Voorman Problem (Mark Gill and Baldwin Li\,\nUK/English \, 13 min.) - A psychiatrist is called to a prison to examine an\ninmate n amed Voorman\, who is convinced he is a god. Starring Martin\nFreeman.
Avant Que De Tout Perdre / Just Before Losing\nEverything (Xav ier Legrand and Alexandre Gavras\, France/French\, 30\nmin.) - Miriam has left her abusive husband and taken refuge with her\nchildren in the local supermarket where she works.
Aquel No Era\nYo / That wasn’t M e (Esteban Crespo\, Spain/Spanish\, 24 min.)\n- Paula\, a Spanish ai d worker\, has an encounter with an African child\nsoldier named Kaney.
Do I Have to Take Care of\nEverything (Selma Vilhunen and Kir sikka Saari\, Finland/Finnish\, 7\nmin.) - Sini tries frantically to get her family ready to leave for a\nwedding\, but her husband and two childre n are interfering with her\nefforts.
Es timated\nTotal Running Time: 108 min
Helium (Anders Wal ter and\nKim Magnusson\, Denmark/Danish\, 23 min.) - A dying boy finds com fort in the\ntales of a magical land called HELIUM\, told to him by the ho spital\njanitor.
The Voorman Problem (Mark Gill and Baldwin Li\,\nUK/English\, 13 min.) - A psychiatrist is called to a prison to exa mine an\ninmate named Voorman\, who is convinced he is a god. Starring Mar tin\nFreeman.
Avant Que De Tout Perdre / Just Before Losing\nEve rything (Xavier Legrand and Alexandre Gavras\, France/French\, 30\nmi n.) - Miriam has left her abusive husband and taken refuge with her\nchil dren in the local supermarket where she works.
Aquel No Era\nYo / That wasn’t Me (Esteban Crespo\, Spain/Spanish\, 24 min.)\n- Pau la\, a Spanish aid worker\, has an encounter with an African child\nsoldie r named Kaney.
Do I Have to Take Care of\nEverything (Selma Vilhunen and Kirsikka Saari\, Finland/Finnish\, 7\nmin.) - Sini tries fr antically to get her family ready to leave for a\nwedding\, but her husban d and two children are interfering with her\nefforts.
Due to the\noverwhelmi ng success of Beginning Encaustics: 3 Weeks of Wax with Alison\nHigdon\, T he Center has decided to create an extension of this class by\noffering Op en Studio: 3 More Weeks of Encaustics this February. This open\nstudio i s perfect for those new to\, or those who are interested in\,\nfurthering their exploration in the ancient art of encaustics. This time is\na great place for students to come together and play with wax in a casual\natmosph ere. You bring the supplies\, ideas and creativity\; we’ll provide\nthe space\, lighting\, facilitator and time to create new work! If you would\n like to sign up for all sessions\, please call The Center at 726-9491.
\nFor more information on Alison visit www.alisonhigdon.com.
A 3-time\nclass held on Sat\, Feb 8 \, 15\, 22\, 1-5pm
Due t o the\noverwhelming success of Beginning Encaustics: 3 Weeks of Wax with A lison\nHigdon\, The Center has decided to create an extension of this clas s by\noffering Open Studio: 3 More Weeks of Encaustics this February. Th is open\nstudio is perfect for those new to\, or those who are interested in\,\nfurthering their exploration in the ancient art of encaustics. This time is\na great place for students to come together and play with wax in a casual\natmosphere. You bring the supplies\, ideas and creativity\; we ’ll provide\nthe space\, lighting\, facilitator and time to create new w ork! If you would\nlike to sign up for all sessions\, please call The Cent er at 726-9491.
\nFor more information on Alison visit www.alisonhigdon.com.
A 3-time\nclass held on Sat\, Feb 8\, 15\, 22\, 1-5pm
SOLD\nOUT! Winner of nine Blues Music Awards — including five for Best\nPiano Player of the Year\, Marcia Ball raises the roofs and tears\ndown walls with her emotional brand of New Orleans boogie\, roadhouse blues\nan d heartfelt ballads. This will be an intimate ‘cabaret’ style\nevening .
A limited number of delectable food platters\, which include\na s election of fresh meats\, cheeses\, crackers and grapes\, are available fo r\n$27 at the event.
SOLD\nOUT! Winner of nine Blues Music Awards — including fiv e for Best\nPiano Player of the Year\, Marcia Ball raises the roofs and tears\ndown walls with her emotional brand of New Orleans boogie\, ro adhouse blues\nand heartfelt ballads. This will be an intimate ‘cabaret ’ style\nevening.
A limited number of delectable food platters\, which include\na selection of fresh meats\, cheeses\, crackers and grapes\ , are available for\n$27 at the event.
Part of\nthe W ood River Valley Studio Tour Artists Education Series
\nIn anticipation of the September 2014 valley-wide tour of artist\nstudios\, t he Sun Valley Center for the Arts and the Wood River Valley\nStudio Tour i nvite working artists to attend the 2014 ARTIST EDUCATION\nSERIES: The Bus iness of Art. Sun Valley Center for the Arts is pleased to\nsponsor the January\, February\, and March programs. To register for the\nSeries progr ams\, click REGISTER at left. For more information on the studio\ntour\, < a href=\"http://wrvstudiotour.org/\">visit Wood River Valley Studio\nTour ’s website.
In the class The Business of Art: Facebook\,\nTwi tter and Other Tools join Lynn Pattnosh\, Executive Producer and\nPublishe r from Concierge Q\, as she takes you through the ins and outs of\nsocial media. Whether you are an aspiring artist building an initial\nfollowing\, or an established artist looking to expand awareness of your\nwork\, it pays to understand how social media marketing techniques can help\nyou ach ieve your objectives.
Part of\nthe Wood River Valley Studio Tour Artists Education Series
\nIn anticipation of the September 2014 valley-wide tour of ar tist\nstudios\, the Sun Valley Center for the Arts and the Wood River Vall ey\nStudio Tour invite working artists to attend the 2014 ARTIST EDUCATION \nSERIES: The Business of Art. Sun Valley Center for the Arts is pleased to\nsponsor the January\, February\, and March programs. To register for the\nSeries programs\, click REGISTER at left. For more information on the studio\ntour\, visit Wood River Val ley Studio\nTour’s website.
In the class The Business of Art: Facebook\,\nTwitter and Other Tools join Lynn Pattnosh\, Executive Produc er and\nPublisher from Concierge Q\, as she takes you through the ins and outs of\nsocial media. Whether you are an aspiring artist building an init ial\nfollowing\, or an established artist looking to expand awareness of your\nwork\, it pays to understand how social media marketing techniques c an help\nyou achieve your objectives.
Estimated\nTotal Ru nning Time: 97 min.
The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved\nMy Li fe (Malcolm Clarke and Nicholas Reed\, Canada/USA/UK - English\, 39\n min.) - At 109\, Alice Herz Sommer is the world's oldest pianist…and it s\noldest Holocaust survivor. At the heart of her remarkable story of cour age\nand endurance is her passion for music.
Karama Has No\nWall s (Sara Ishaq\, UAE/UK/Yemen – Arabic\, 26 min.) - When\nprotester s in Yemen added their voices to those of other nations during the\nArab S pring\, the government responded with an attack that left 53 people\ndead and inspired widespread sympathy throughout the country.
\nFacing Fear (Jason Cohen\, USA/English\, 26 min.) - As a gay\n13-year-old\ , Matthew Boger endured a savage beating at the hands of a group\nof neo-N azis. Twenty-five years later\, he meets one of them again by\nchance.
Es timated\nTotal Running Time: 97 min.
The Lady in Number 6: M usic Saved\nMy Life (Malcolm Clarke and Nicholas Reed\, Canada/USA/UK - English\, 39\nmin.) - At 109\, Alice Herz Sommer is the world's oldest pianist…and its\noldest Holocaust survivor. At the heart of her remarka ble story of courage\nand endurance is her passion for music.
Ka rama Has No\nWalls (Sara Ishaq\, UAE/UK/Yemen – Arabic\, 26 min.) - When\nprotesters in Yemen added their voices to those of other nations d uring the\nArab Spring\, the government responded with an attack that left 53 people\ndead and inspired widespread sympathy throughout the country.< /p>\n
Facing Fear (Jason Cohen\, USA/English\, 26 min.) - As a gay\n13-year-old\, Matthew Boger endured a savage beating at the hands of a group\nof neo-Nazis. Twenty-five years later\, he meets one of them agai n by\nchance.
Join us and enjoy\na g lass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and\n gallery guides. This multidisciplinary project considers the connection\nb etween work and creativity and the impact of that connection on the\nAmeri can workplace through dance\, theater\, lectures\, films and a visual\nart s exhibition.
Join us and enjoy\na glass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center ’s curators and\ngallery guides. This multidisciplinary project consider s the connection\nbetween work and creativity and the impact of that conne ction on the\nAmerican workplace through dance\, theater\, lectures\, film s and a visual\narts exhibition.
Estimated\nTotal Ru nning Time: 87 min.
CaveDigger (Jeffrey Karoff\,\nUSA/E nglish\, 39 min.) - New Mexico environmental sculptor Ra Paulette\ncarves elaborately designed and painstakingly executed sandstone caves\,\ndriven by an artistic vision that often brings him into conflict with his\npatro ns.
Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private Jack\nHall (E dgar Barens\, USA/English\, 40 min.) - In a maximum security\nprison\, th e terminally ill Jack Hall faces his final days with the\nassistance of ho spice care provided by workers drawn from the prison\npopulation.
Es timated\nTotal Running Time: 87 min.
CaveDigger (Jeffre y Karoff\,\nUSA/English\, 39 min.) - New Mexico environmental sculptor Ra Paulette\ncarves elaborately designed and painstakingly executed sandston e caves\,\ndriven by an artistic vision that often brings him into conflic t with his\npatrons.
Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private J ack\nHall (Edgar Barens\, USA/English\, 40 min.) - In a maximum secu rity\nprison\, the terminally ill Jack Hall faces his final days with the\ nassistance of hospice care provided by workers drawn from the prison\npop ulation.