Use this\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\nenvironment. All s kill levels welcome. This class is offered Wednesday\, Jan\n11 &\; 25\, Feb 8 &\; 22\, April 5 &\; 19 and May 3 &\; 17\, from\n6:30–8: 30pm. Attend as many sessions as you like!
Dates are\nsubject t o change.
Use t his\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\ne nvironment. All skill levels welcome. This class is offered Wednesday\, Ja n\n11 &\; 25\, Feb 8 &\; 22\, April 5 &\; 19 and May 3 &\; 17\ , from\n6:30–8:30pm. Attend as many sessions as you like!
Dat es are\nsubject to change.
Brett Dennen is a\nnat ionally known\, celebrated singer songwriter who has released 6 albums.\nH e’s played at Austin City Limits\, Newport Folk and Telluride Bluegrass\ nFestivals and appeared on Jimmy Kimmel\, David Letterman and Conan\nO’B rien. His songs are carefully crafted\, beautiful and often have a wry\nse nse of humor woven into them. His style is unique and reflect the deep\nin fluences of being homeschooled and given free creative rein by his\nparent s. He was also deeply impacted by a residential summer camp\, Camp\nJack H azard\, which he attended as a child and adolescent\, worked there as a\nc amp counselor and continues to be a supporter and raise fund to allow\nstu dents to receive “camperships.”
In addition to his skill as a\n musician\, Brett is an active philanthropist\, environmentalist and avid\n skier. His love of the environment can be tied to the camp located in the\ nheart of the Sierra Nevada Mountains – and has led Dennen to create thi s\n“Ski Town” tour of which this stop in Sun Valley is a part. This to ur\ncombines Dennen’s love of skiing with his deep concern over the\nenv ironment and future of resort towns in the face of changing climate.\nWhil e here Dennen will work with students from the art and ski academy from\nC ommunity School as a part of The Center’s commitment to bringing\nprofes sional artists to our students.
“We think it’s time for\nthe wh
ole world to take notice of Brett Dennen’s expert pop\nsongcraft.”
-KCRW\, Morning Becomes Eclectic
The Center’s\n2016–2017 Art ist Residencies are supported by Gayle Marie and in part\,\nwith funds pro vided by the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF)\, the\nIdaho Commissi on on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.\nAdditional suppor t for The Center’s educational outreach programs is\nprovided by Cox Com munications\, Robbins de Beaumont Foundation\, Heart of\nGold Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation\, The Richard K. &\; Shirley\nS. Hemingway F oundation\, and the U.S. Bancorp Foundation.
Brett Dennen is a\nnationally known\, celebrated singer songwriter who has rele ased 6 albums.\nHe’s played at Austin City Limits\, Newport Folk and Tel luride Bluegrass\nFestivals and appeared on Jimmy Kimmel\, David Letterman and Conan\nO’Brien. His songs are carefully crafted\, beautiful and oft en have a wry\nsense of humor woven into them. His style is unique and ref lect the deep\ninfluences of being homeschooled and given free creative re in by his\nparents. He was also deeply impacted by a residential summer ca mp\, Camp\nJack Hazard\, which he attended as a child and adolescent\, wor ked there as a\ncamp counselor and continues to be a supporter and raise f und to allow\nstudents to receive “camperships.”
In addition to his skill as a\nmusician\, Brett is an active philanthropist\, environmen talist and avid\nskier. His love of the environment can be tied to the cam p located in the\nheart of the Sierra Nevada Mountains – and has led Den nen to create this\n“Ski Town” tour of which this stop in Sun Valley i s a part. This tour\ncombines Dennen’s love of skiing with his deep conc ern over the\nenvironment and future of resort towns in the face of changi ng climate.\nWhile here Dennen will work with students from the art and sk i academy from\nCommunity School as a part of The Center’s commitment to bringing\nprofessional artists to our students.
“We think it’s
time for\nthe whole world to take notice of Brett Dennen’s expert pop\n
songcraft.”
-KCRW\, Morning Becomes Eclectic
The Center’s \n2016–2017 Artist Residencies are supported by Gayle Marie and in part\ ,\nwith funds provided by the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF)\, th e\nIdaho Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.\n Additional support for The Center’s educational outreach programs is\npr ovided by Cox Communications\, Robbins de Beaumont Foundation\, Heart of\n Gold Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation\, The Richard K. &\; Shirle y\nS. Hemingway Foundation\, and the U.S. Bancorp Foundation.
Join us and enjoy\na g lass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and\n gallery guides. The exhibition uses rayguns\, robots and drones as metapho rs\nfor a conversation about technology’s inherent promise and potential \ndanger. Special guest speakers Taan Robrahn\, Captain of Sun Val ley\nFire Dept &\; Lieutenant Brian Carpita\, Blaine County Sheriff's O ffice\nwill join us for the Jan 26 tour to discuss the use of drones for S earch\nand Rescue in our community. Participating artist Nate\nGalpin will also be present and will speak about his work. Part\nof The Center’s BIG IDEA project Rayguns\, Robots\, Drones\, Jan\n13–Mar 2\, 2017.
Join us and enjoy\na glass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center ’s curators and\ngallery guides. The exhibition uses rayguns\, robots an d drones as metaphors\nfor a conversation about technology’s inherent pr omise and potential\ndanger. Special guest speakers Taan Robrahn\, Captain of Sun Valley\nFire Dept &\; Lieutenant Brian Carpita\, Blaine County Sheriff's Office\nwill join us for the Jan 26 tour to discuss the use of drones for Search\nand Rescue in our community. Pa rticipating artist Nate\nGalpin will also be present and will speak about his work. Part\nof The Center’s BIG IDEA project Rayguns\, Robots\, Drones\, Jan\n13–Mar 2\, 2017.
A documentary\nthrille r from Academy Award® winning filmmaker Alex Gibney about the world\nof c yberwar. A black ops cyber-attack launched by the U.S. and Israel on an\nI ranian nuclear facility unleashed malware with unforeseen consequences.\nT he Stuxnet virus infiltrated its pre-determined target only to spread its\ ninfection outward\, ultimately exposing systemic vulnerabilities that\nth reatened the very safety of the planet. This is the most comprehensive\nac counting to date of how a clandestine mission hatched by two allies with\n clashing agendas opened forever the Pandora's Box of cyberwarfare. (116\nm inutes)
Part of The Center’s BIG IDEA project Rayguns\,\nRobo ts\, Drones\, Jan 13-Mar 25\, 2017.
A doc umentary\nthriller from Academy Award® winning filmmaker Alex Gibney abou t the world\nof cyberwar. A black ops cyber-attack launched by the U.S. an d Israel on an\nIranian nuclear facility unleashed malware with unforeseen consequences.\nThe Stuxnet virus infiltrated its pre-determined target on ly to spread its\ninfection outward\, ultimately exposing systemic vulnera bilities that\nthreatened the very safety of the planet. This is the most comprehensive\naccounting to date of how a clandestine mission hatched by two allies with\nclashing agendas opened forever the Pandora's Box of cybe rwarfare. (116\nminutes)
Part of The Center’s BIG IDEA project Rayguns\,\nRobots\, Drones\, Jan 13-Mar 25\, 2017.
This two-day prop\nmak ing workshop will explore the magic of designing and creating a world of\n theatrical make-believe.
Designed especially for teens\, workshop\n participants will learn the secrets of making realistic props for the stag e\nand use a variety of methods and materials to create their own large an d\nsmall props. The workshop will be taught by Company of Fools Artistic\n Director John Glenn and Company of Fools Stage Production Manager K.O.\nOg ilvie\, who for many years have worked together to make\, source\, and fin d\nprops for all the Company’s productions.
This workshop is a\nt wo-day class\, Sat &\; Sun\, Jan 28 &\; 29\, from 12-3pm.
This two-day prop\nmaking workshop will explore the magic of designing and crea ting a world of\ntheatrical make-believe.
Designed especially for t eens\, workshop\nparticipants will learn the secrets of making realistic p rops for the stage\nand use a variety of methods and materials to create t heir own large and\nsmall props. The workshop will be taught by Company of Fools Artistic\nDirector John Glenn and Company of Fools Stage Production Manager K.O.\nOgilvie\, who for many years have worked together to make\, source\, and find\nprops for all the Company’s productions.
This workshop is a\ntwo-day class\, Sat &\; Sun\, Jan 28 &\; 29\, from 1 2-3pm.