Start your\nGallery Wa lk at the Center! Each year Sun Valley Gallery Association hosts\nseven ga llery walks (exhibition openings for all SVGA galleries)\, which are\neage rly anticipated and free to the public. Locals and visitors alike take\nin thought-provoking exhibitions of newly installed art\, enjoy wine\, mingl e\nwith friends\, and often meet the artists. This exhibition considers da zzle\ncamouflage\, a system of high-contrast\, disruptive camouflage appli ed to\nU.S. and British naval ships during World Wars I and II. Uniting vi sual art\nwith warfare\, dazzle camouflaged ships featured geometric patte rns of bold\ncolors meant to make it difficult for enemy ships (especially U-boats) to\ndetermine a ship’s size\, direction or speed. The exhibiti on features\nhistoric diagrams from the archives of the Fleet Library at R ISD as well as\ndazzle-inspired artwork by contemporary artists Thomas Ban gsted\, Liz\nCollins\, Stuart Elster and Stephanie Syjuco. Dazzle Ca mouflage:\nHiding in Plain Sight exhibition on view Aug 5–Oct 14\, 2016 at The\nCenter\, Ketchum.
Start your\nGallery Walk at the Center! Each year Sun Valley Gallery Associatio n hosts\nseven gallery walks (exhibition openings for all SVGA galleries)\ , which are\neagerly anticipated and free to the public. Locals and visito rs alike take\nin thought-provoking exhibitions of newly installed art\, e njoy wine\, mingle\nwith friends\, and often meet the artists. This exhibi tion considers dazzle\ncamouflage\, a system of high-contrast\, disruptive camouflage applied to\nU.S. and British naval ships during World Wars I a nd II. Uniting visual art\nwith warfare\, dazzle camouflaged ships feature d geometric patterns of bold\ncolors meant to make it difficult for enemy ships (especially U-boats) to\ndetermine a ship’s size\, direction or sp eed. The exhibition features\nhistoric diagrams from the archives of the F leet Library at RISD as well as\ndazzle-inspired artwork by contemporary a rtists Thomas Bangsted\, Liz\nCollins\, Stuart Elster and Stephanie Syjuco . Dazzle Camouflage:\nHiding in Plain Sight exhibition on view Aug 5–Oct 14\, 2016 at The\nCenter\, Ketchum.
A 13-time Grammy\nwinn er and Billboard Century Award recipient\, Emmylou Harris’\ncontribution as a singer and songwriter spans 40 years. She has recorded\nmore than 25 albums and has lent her talents to countless fellow artists’\nrecording s. In recognition of her remarkable career\, Harris was inducted\ninto the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2008.
Harris is known as much\nfor h er eloquently straightforward songwriting as for her incomparably\nexpress ive singing. Admired through her career for her talent as an artist\nand s ong connoisseur\, Harris shook up country radio in the 1970s\, and\nestabl ished herself as the premiere songwriter of a generation selling more\ntha n 15 million records and garnering 13 Grammy Awards (this year she and\nRo dney Crowell won the Grammy for “Best Americana album”)\, three CMA\nA wards\, and two Americana Awards.
VIP/EARLY ENTRY – doors
\nopen at 6pm
GENERAL ENTRY – doors open at 6:15pm
Early Entry allows entry 15 minutes prior to general admission.
\nVIP seating is new this year! VIP ticket holders will have a rese rved\nsection in front of the sound board with chairs provided. VIP ticket \nholders may enter the venue any time starting at 6pm and will have acces s\nto the special seating area all evening. The seats will be held for\nen tirety of the concerts so that VIPs can arrive at any time and be\nguarant eed their space!
A 13- time Grammy\nwinner and Billboard Century Award recipient\, Emmylou Harris ’\ncontribution as a singer and songwriter spans 40 years. She has recor ded\nmore than 25 albums and has lent her talents to countless fellow arti sts’\nrecordings. In recognition of her remarkable career\, Harris was i nducted\ninto the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2008.
Harris is kno wn as much\nfor her eloquently straightforward songwriting as for her inco mparably\nexpressive singing. Admired through her career for her talent as an artist\nand song connoisseur\, Harris shook up country radio in the 19 70s\, and\nestablished herself as the premiere songwriter of a generation selling more\nthan 15 million records and garnering 13 Grammy Awards (this year she and\nRodney Crowell won the Grammy for “Best Americana album ”)\, three CMA\nAwards\, and two Americana Awards.
VIP/EA
RLY ENTRY – doors\nopen at 6pm
GENERAL ENTRY – doors open at 6:1
5pm
2016 SUMMER CONCERT SERIES:
Ma
vis Staples &\;\nThe James Hunter Six – July 29\, 7pm
Emmylou H
arris – August 8\,\n7pm
Lake Street Dive &\; Gregory Alan Isako
v – August 17\, 7pm
Early Entry allows entry 15 minutes prior to general admission.
\nVIP seating is new this year! VIP ticket holde rs will have a reserved\nsection in front of the sound board with chairs p rovided. VIP ticket\nholders may enter the venue any time starting at 6pm and will have access\nto the special seating area all evening. The seats w ill be held for\nentirety of the concerts so that VIPs can arrive at any t ime and be\nguaranteed their space!
In only two days\,\nyo u will become versed in the classic craft of leather bookbinding and the\n thrilling technique of metal etching. Combine your handcrafted journal wit h\nthe adornment of your metal piece\, and you’ll have achieved not only a\nfunctional art piece\, but an unforgettable experience that will have\ nelevated your mind\, mood and creative spirit.
Teresa is fueled by \nthe thought that fascination drives us all\; that journals are our bona fide\ntag-alongs on this excursion of life\; and that her role as a bookbi nder is\nrelevant in the anthropology of our instinctual story-telling\nte ndencies.
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Tue\, Aug 2.
\nThis class is held Tuesday and Wednesday\, August 16-17 from 9am-3pm at\n The Center\, Hailey.
In on ly two days\,\nyou will become versed in the classic craft of leather book binding and the\nthrilling technique of metal etching. Combine your handcr afted journal with\nthe adornment of your metal piece\, and you’ll have achieved not only a\nfunctional art piece\, but an unforgettable experienc e that will have\nelevated your mind\, mood and creative spirit.
Te resa is fueled by\nthe thought that fascination drives us all\; that journ als are our bona fide\ntag-alongs on this excursion of life\; and that her role as a bookbinder is\nrelevant in the anthropology of our instinctual story-telling\ntendencies.
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Tue \, Aug 2.
\nThis class is held Tuesday and Wednesday\, August 16-17 from 9am-3pm at\nThe Center\, Hailey.
Founded by 4\nstudents at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston in 2004\, the\nmembers of Lake Street Dive have evolved\, moved to Brooklyn and now tour\nnation ally and internationally in support of their 4 studio albums and\nwildly p opular YouTube videos. With trumpet\, guitar\, upright bass\, drums\nand a killer lead vocalist—Rachael Price—the group wants “it to sound\nli ke the Beatles and Motown had a party together” and critics say it’s\n like “Motown meets the Brill Building in jazzy\, soulful\, woulda-been\n Sixties chart toppers.”
Gregory Alan Isakov is a singer-songwrite r\nwho began touring with a band at the age of 16. His music combines indi e\nand folk\, featuring instruments such as the guitar and mandolin. Some of\nhis most popular songs include “The Stable Song\,” “Big Black Ca r\,”\nand “Raising Cain.”
VIP/EARLY ENTRY – doors o
pen at\n6pm
GENERAL ENTRY – doors open at 6:15pm
2016 SUMMER CONCERT SERIES:
Mavis Staples &\;\nT
he James Hunter Six – July 29\, 7pm
Emmylou Harris – August 8\,\
n7pm
Lake Street Dive &\; Gregory Alan Isakov – August 17\, 7pm
Found ed by 4\nstudents at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston in 20 04\, the\nmembers of Lake Street Dive have evolved\, moved to Brooklyn and now tour\nnationally and internationally in support of their 4 studio alb ums and\nwildly popular YouTube videos. With trumpet\, guitar\, upright ba ss\, drums\nand a killer lead vocalist—Rachael Price—the group wants “it to sound\nlike the Beatles and Motown had a party together” and cr itics say it’s\nlike “Motown meets the Brill Building in jazzy\, soulf ul\, woulda-been\nSixties chart toppers.”
Gregory Alan Isakov is a singer-songwriter\nwho began touring with a band at the age of 16. His m usic combines indie\nand folk\, featuring instruments such as the guitar a nd mandolin. Some of\nhis most popular songs include “The Stable Song\, ” “Big Black Car\,”\nand “Raising Cain.”
VIP/EARL
Y ENTRY – doors open at\n6pm
GENERAL ENTRY – doors open at 6:15p
m
2016 SUMMER CONCERT SERIES:
Mavi
s Staples &\;\nThe James Hunter Six – July 29\, 7pm
Emmylou Har
ris – August 8\,\n7pm
Lake Street Dive &\; Gregory Alan Isakov
– August 17\, 7pm
Join us and enjoy\na g lass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and\n gallery guides. This exhibition considers dazzle camouflage\, a system of\ nhigh-contrast\, disruptive camouflage applied to U.S. and British naval\n ships during World Wars I and II. Uniting visual art with warfare\, dazzle \ncamouflaged ships featured geometric patterns of bold colors meant to ma ke\nit difficult for enemy ships (especially U-boats) to determine a ship ’s\nsize\, direction or speed. The exhibition features historic diagrams from\nthe archives of the Fleet Library at RISD as well as dazzle-inspire d\nartwork by contemporary artists Thomas Bangsted\, Liz Collins\, Stuart\ nElster\, Carrie Schneider and Stephanie Syjuco. Dazzle Camouflage:\nH iding in Plain Sight exhibition on view Aug 5–Oct 14\, 2016 at The\ nCenter\, Ketchum.
Join us and enjoy\na glass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center ’s curators and\ngallery guides. This exhibition considers dazzle camouf lage\, a system of\nhigh-contrast\, disruptive camouflage applied to U.S. and British naval\nships during World Wars I and II. Uniting visual art wi th warfare\, dazzle\ncamouflaged ships featured geometric patterns of bold colors meant to make\nit difficult for enemy ships (especially U-boats) t o determine a ship’s\nsize\, direction or speed. The exhibition features historic diagrams from\nthe archives of the Fleet Library at RISD as well as dazzle-inspired\nartwork by contemporary artists Thomas Bangsted\, Liz Collins\, Stuart\nElster\, Carrie Schneider and Stephanie Syjuco. Daz zle Camouflage:\nHiding in Plain Sight exhibition on view Aug 5–Oct 14\, 2016 at The\nCenter\, Ketchum.