Greenhill Program Guide | Jan - Aug 2015

JA N -AU G 2 01 5 GREENHILL PROGRAM GUIDE

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Published in conjunction with the 2015 Program Schedule January - August 2015 Greenhill

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INTRODUCTION THE GALLERY

Fritz Janschka’s Portrait Museum and Self-Portraits by NC Artists

Daniel Johnston | Hiroshi Sueyoshi: Sculptural Clay

Jonathan Brilliant On-Site INFOCUS GALLERY THE SHOP FIRST FRIDAY OPEN NC ART REVIEW FOR ADULTS CoffeeTime

Adult Workshops

Annual Meeting

You’ve Got a Friend Auction

Greenhill on the Road | Trip to Wilmington FOR KIDS

YAK

Summer Camps CONCLUSION THANK YOU SUPPORTERS $1000+

IN T R OD U C T I O N Welcome to Greenhill 2015. The Greenhill team has put together programs over the next six months and beyond that we intended to engage, energize and surprise you. Some are new, such as our adult education in ArtQuest, to what we do best; present the best of North Carolina art. A few words about our happenings: ArtQuest revisited. We started using this theme last year but it still holds up. We have introduced new programing, revamped existing programing and refreshed the space. Aside from fun workshops such as Clay Rattles, I am really excited about CoffeeTime. Led by our arts educator, Laura Maruzzella, you can drop in every Wednesday to have a creative break—whether it is 15 minutes or 2 hours, this time you make for yourself has such restorative benefits. Laura is a trained art therapist and she plans activities that are easy to jump into but force us to use those sometimes underused muscles—creativity, imagination, and those that allow you smile. Whether you are sitting at a desk all day, are a busy parent, or someone who has worked hard and is now enjoying retirement, taking time to socialize and create something fun is invigorating.

InFocus Gallery is a new endeavor, focused on showing great NC art that you may want to have in your home or office. This gallery is geared towards people who not only enjoy art but want to purchase art. You can be a seasoned art collector or rank beginner—we can help you find the perfect work that speaks to you as an individual and enhances the love and comfort you are trying to create in your home or set the environment you want to convey in your office.

The Gallery programs for the next six months will take you on a journey. From seeing what artists see in themselves through self-portraits, to building an in-situ space composed of coffee stir sticks and sleeves, walking into our exhibition space will be unexpected. There is something for all audiences and we are pleased to present it to you.

I look forward to seeing you soon.

Take care, Laura Executive Director and Huge Greenhill Fan.

THE GALLERY

F RITZ JAN S C HKA’ S P O R TR A IT MUSEUM SE L F - PO R T R A ITS BY N C A R TISTS JA NUA RY 3 0 - APRIL 2, 201 5 A dual exhibition exploring contemporary approaches to self-representation in painting, sculpture, photography, video and installation. Fritz Janschka’s Portrait Museum presents fifty recent paintings by Fritz Janschka in which he has emulated the styles and techniques of famous artists he has admired during his lifetime. Self-Portraits by NC Artists presents works by 36 NC artists who explore self-perception in traditional and conceptual self-portraits.

TA K E A SEL FI E # 1512SELFIEPORTR A IT | January 30 – April 2, 2015 Starting at the Public Opening, viewers are invited to help mark the 1512 hours the exhibition is up by submitting a selfie through Instagram or Twitter by using hashtag #1512selfieportrait @greenhillnc. Printed versions of the self-portraits will be on display in Greenhill throughout the exhibition.

P U B L I C O PEN ING | January 30, 5:30 - 7:30 PM An opening reception, where guests join the artists for the opening of this dual exhibition from 5:30-6:30 PM. Open to the public at 6:30 PM. Cash Bar. FR I TZ JA N SC HKA AND FRIENDS | February 18, 5:30 - 7:30 PM Join artist Fritz Janschka and a gathering of very talented friends for an hour interactive music, poetry and performances of all kinds in “homage” to the master. Free and open to the public.

THE GALLERY

Above: Barbara Schreiber, Denial (Into the Fire), 2014, acrylic on paper, 14.5 x 23 inches Right: Fritz Janschka, S.A. Commissioned to Paint F.J.存 2011, acrylic on illustration board, 17 x 14 inches

THE GALLERY

DA NI E L J O HN STO N | HIR OSHI SUEYOSHI : SCULPTURAL CLAY MAY 1 - JUN E 1 0, 201 5 Daniel Johnston | Hiroshi Sueyoshi: Sculptural Clay presents works by two of North Carolina’s most recognized potters creating sculptural ceramics, Seagrove artist Daniel Johnston and Wilmington artist Hiroshi Sueyoshi.

P U BL I C O P ENING | Friday, May 1, 5:30-7:30 PM Greenhill will host a reception, where guests can join the artists for the opening of this dual exhibition from 5:30-6:30 PM. Open to the public at 6:30 PM. Cash bar.

A RT I ST TA L K | Wednesday, May 20, 5:30-7:30 PM Daniel Johnston and Hiroshi Sueyoshi will each speak and answer questions about their works. Free and open to the public. Refreshments.

Left: Hiroshi Sueyoshi, Triple Sides Bowl, 2013, red stoneware, 5 x 11 x 6 inches Right: Daniel Johnston, Large pots in process

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JON AT H A N BR IL LIA N T O N - SIT E J UN E 19 - AUGU ST 30, 201 5 Jonathan Brilliant On-Site presents the first major exhibition in the Triad of Raleigh-based artist, Jonathan Brilliant’s sculptural environments constructed from re-purposed materials --- primarily stir straws, coffee cups and covers. Visitors will participate in the construction and dynamic evolution of the environment on-site in The Gallery at Greenhill as well as the “de-install.”

ARTI ST RESI DENCY + LIVE INSTALLAT ION | June 23 - 27 Jonathan Brilliant will hold residency hours June 23 - 27 from 12:00 - 2:00 PM each day to interact with the public while installing.

ARTI ST TA L K + DECONSTRUCTIO N PA RT Y | Wednesday, August 26, 2015 Free and open to the public. Refreshments.

Right: Installation by Jonathan Brilliant at Visual Arts Center in Richmond, VA.

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IN F OC U S G ALLE RY InFocus Gallery is an art space designed to bring together new and seasoned art collectors and artists with exceptionally collectible works. The InFocus Gallery will present the work of established and emerging artists, rotating seven times a year, with a focus on contemporary art in all formats painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, and three-dimensional sculptural objects.

The North Carolina Landscape Saturday, January, 17 – Sunday, March 8, 2015 Artists: Elizabeth Bradford, Richard Garrison, Hongsock Lee, David Simonton Abstraction Thursday, March 12 – Sunday, May 3, 2015 Artists: Mark Bettis, P.S. Cameron, Thomas Haapapuro, Kate Long Stevenson, At Home Thursday, May 7 – Sunday June 21, 2015 Artists: Joyce Cambron, Brock Gordon, Bruce Shores, Bayley Wharton The City Thursday, June 25 – Sunday, August 16, 2015 Luke Miller Buchanan, Rachel Campbell, Tom Stanley

Left Bottom: David Simonton, Trent River, Pollocksville, Jones County, NC, August, 1999/2001, gelatin silver print, edition 1/10, 14 x 15.5 inches Right Bottom: Joyce Cambron, Picture Books, 2014, oil on linen, 16 x 18 inches

T H E S HO P The Shop at Greenhill features unique, hand-crafted artworks from selected North Carolina artists in a variety of mediums, including jewelry, ceramics, fiber, sculpture, painting, photography, multi-media works, and more. The Shop has just the thing you need for a memorable gift or a well-deserved reward.

Gifted April 17 - May 15, 2015 Spring is filled with many exciting occasions from graduations to weddings to Mother’s Day and Baby Showers. The Shop at Greenhill has handpicked a selection of gifts to meet all your needs! You will find a unique, memorable piece for those starting an exciting new chapter or that tells mom you really care.

Vamoose!

July 14 - August 16, 2015 Take a piece of NC where-ever you go. Greenhill has the perfect packable item for every getaway.

Treat yourself to a handmade travel journal, unique luggage tag, bag and more. Staying with a friend? Don’t forget to pack a special thank you gift for your host.

Elena Bondar

Po-wen Liu

F IRST F R I DAY Meet the Artists. Hear the Music. Dance with friends. First Friday is a FREE monthly self-guided walking tour that includes Downtown Greensboro’s eclectic shops, art galleries, studios, museums, and alternative art venues. Greenhill is open from 6-9pm on the First Friday of every month with free arts programming to showcase local artists, musicians and various other artistic endeavors.

February 6, 2015 Live music with Will Ridenour from 6:30 - 7:30 PM, a Greensboro musician specializing in world percussion and the kora, a 21-stringed harp-lute from West Africa.

March 6, 2015 A modern dance by the Jan Van Dyke Dance Group. Van Dyke’s choreography, known for dynamic energy and rhythmic precision, seems to live within its musical form, bringing both themovement and the music to a new plane.

May 1, 2015 Live music by COLLAPSS from 6:30 – 7:30 PM. COLLAPSS is an interdisciplinary ensemble devoted to experimental music and art in non-traditional locations.

June , 2015 Live music by the Diego Hillbillies from 6:30 to 7:30 PM. The Diego Hillbillies, an Americana band, play a mixture of tunes from many genres played like only hillbillies can!

August 7, 2015 Live music from 6:30 to 7:30 PM by The Piedmont Regulators, a high energy string band from Hillsborough, NC. Their style is invluded by a wide range of artiss from Appalchain Old Time to New Orleans Jazz.

O PE N NC A R T R E VIE W The Open NC Art Review is an opportunity for NC Artists to bring a CD and present 15 slides of their work in pecha kucha format. The presentations will take place in The Gallery at Greenhill and will be facilitated by the Greenhill’s curator, Edie Carpenter, and invited arts professionals.

Pre-registration required. Open to the first 15 NC Artists for each date.

To register, visit www.greenhillnc.org/open-nc-art-review O P E N N C A RT REVIEW | Saturday, March 28, 2:00 - 4:00 PM Deadline to register is March 21.

O P E N N C A RT REVIEW | Saturday, July 25, 2:00 - 4:00 PM Deadline to register is July 18.

Past participating artist, Jennifer Grace McIntyre, presenting her work in pecha kucha format on July 26, 2014.

FOR ADULTS

COF F EE T I M E | A C R E ATIVE B REAK Each Wednesday from 1:30-3:30 PM ArtQuest at Greenhill is designed for adults.

Take time out from a busy day, relax and socialize while experimenting with art materials and techniques. A new art activity will be offered weekly. Drop in, enjoy a hot cup of coffee or tea, meet new people, make art or just visit. Trained staff will ensure a safe and creative experience for your child(ren) while you enjoy adult-time.

Admission | Members - $7.00 | Non-members - $8.00 | Coffee or Tea - $1.25 Feb 4: Stitched Selfies | Embroidered Photographs Feb 11: Self as Memory | Paper Making Feb 18: Constructing the Self | Wire Contour Portraits Feb 25: Abstract Selfies Mar 4: Self as Object | Gelatin Print Portraits Mar 11: Self as Place | Landscape Painting Mar 18: The Art of Bookmaking | Self Care Journals Mar 25: Alter Ego Exploration | Doll Making Apr 1: Tote Bag Design | Printmaking with Hand Carved Stamps Apr 8: Jewelry Design| Repurposed T-shirts Apr 15: Poster Design| Spring Gelatin Prints Apr 22: T-Shirt Scarves + Necklaces Apr 29: Arm Knitting May 6: Polymer Clay Bowls May 13: Paper Mache Letters May 20: Polymer Clay Beads May 27: Porcelain Candleholders Jun 3: Air Dry Clay Photo Frames Jun 10: Polymer Clay Photo Pendants

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A D U LT WO R KSHO P S UN WI N D, RELAX & MAKE SOM E T HIN G Greenhill is offering a series of adult workshops designed to provide a socially charged space that will rejuvenate the spirit and increase understandings of NC art, art materials, and art processes. Led by trained facilitators and artists, activities will unfold in a stress-free setting using art materials and techniques that can easily be enjoyed at all experience levels. You set the pace, do as much or as little, and enjoy spending time with others who love a good opportunity to look at art, make stuff and meet great people. Offering both afternoon “Tea Time” and evening “After Hours” sessions, After Hours sessions includes wine and light refreshments. Tea Time sessions includes coffee, tea and light refreshments. Tour and discussion of the exhibition at Greenhill included.

Self-Portrait Tapestries | March 5, 2015 (rescheduled from February 26, due to snow) Instructor: Jaymie Meyer, Director, Youth and Adult Education Programs at Greenhill Transform your odds and ends into a tapestry, encasing them in fabric and using a variety of fiber art and mixed-media techniques to create a personal archive, forever creating a special place to keep and treasure your memories.

Clay Rattles: Make a Joyful Noise | May 7, 2015 Instructor: Lynn Sanders-Bustle, Ph. D, Director of Programs at Greenhill Learn hand-building techniques and strategies to create a one-of-a kind rattle.

A materials fee will be added based on the materials used by the group. Greenhill will notify participants prior to the workshop of the final materials fee. Most materials fees will be $15 or less.

FOR ADULTS

Above: Self-portrait tapestry example Left: Participant at a previous event

FOR ADULTS

OT H ER G R EAT THIN GS ANNUAL MEETING + YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND AUCTION Thursday, June 18 On-Site Insight | Meeting and Guest Speaker 5:00 PM Installation artist and guest speaker, Jonathan Brilliant will have a conversation about why nonprofit visual art organizations are critical to creative development and career path of the artist. Jonathan Brilliant On-Site will open June 19th and Annual Meeting attendees will be on hand to witness the beginning of a monumental installation which will be created in The Gallery over the course of 10 days. Free admission.

You’ve Got a Friend Auction 6:45 PM Greenhill loves to throw a party and you are invited to attend the second biennial You’ve Got a Friend Auction… an auction full of “friend time” where our friends will teach you how to do or make something fabulous, take you on an adventure, or provide consultation on something you have always wanted to learn how to do. Items will include master gardener tips, chef secrets, creative + artful parties, how-to lessons, a one-on-one yoga session and more. Light refreshments, cash bar. $10.00/person.

GREENHILL ON THE ROAD | WILMINGTON, NC Friday, April 10 ”Greenhill on the Road” trips are a series of trips and tours highlighting some of the art and artists in North Carolina. We invite you to join us on Friday, April 10th for an exclusive trip to Wilmington, NC. The Trip includes roundtrip transportation on a comfortable 32 passenger mini bus, coffee and breakfast snacks, lunch, entrance fee to the Cameron Art Museum, transportation in town, as well as wine and light hors d’oeuvres. $85.00/person. Limited Space available.

Register online at greenhillnc.org/cam-trip-greenhill-on-the-road.

FOR KIDS

YA K Young Artists Kollective (YAK) is a new way for young artists to develop a passion for life-long learning in the arts. YAK provides unique opportunities for young artists to develop studio habits, use exciting new art materials, look at outstanding work by North Carolina artists and meet other young artists. Each year the YAK will explore the intersections of art and the world. This year’s activities will focus on the environment as YAK members investigate the importance of being conservators of the earth through a series of art experiences designed to educate and spark an awareness of choices we make as environmental stewards. YAK members will have the opportunity to teach others about what they have learned by contributing to the YAK blog, creating informative posters and serving in other ways.

Time and Day 4:00 - 5:15 PM | First Tuesday of the month for k-2nd graders and the 2nd Tuesday for 3rd-6th Cost $35/session for nonmembers | Greenhill Members get a 10% discount Session 1 (full descriptions on website) February 3 & 10 – Grocery Bag Crafts March 3 & 10 – Self-Portrait Uncovered April 7 & 14 – Earth Day Installation May 5 & 12 – Dirt Totem Session 2 (full descriptions on website) June 16 & 23 – Make Art Not Trash: Building a Site specific sculpture in ArtQuest July 7 & 14 – Natural Dye July August 4 & 11 – The Art of the Message September 1 & 8 – Pinwheels for Peace

FOR KIDS

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YAK participants met in The Gallery to discuss and explore the work in the exhibition, Following Threads, then went into the ArtQuest Studios to make twisted paper sculptures.

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2 01 5 A R TQU EST SUMME R C A MPS With a little imagination, art can take you anywhere! Join us for the trip of a life time that begins in your own backyard and ends with a journey around the world. Campers will experience the magic of art through hands-on creative projects designed to inspire adventure and exploration through a spiraling lens of self, community, country and world culture. Small group sizes, experienced facilitators, access to the rich hands-on studios of ArtQuest and The Gallery makes each day a funfilled and educational adventure. Each day is balanced with guided art instruction, free exploration, stories, games and physical activity. Campers will also visit The Gallery at Greenhill to look at and discuss art made by contemporary North Carolina artists.

Time: 8:30 AM - 1:00 PM | Price: $125* per camp/ 10% discount for Members Camp Themes Include: All About Me Big Back Yard Community Discoveries Green(sboro) Fashion Puppet Escapades – Carolina Tales from the Mountains to the Sea The Great American Paint Adventure Around the World in Five Days Full descriptions and registration available at greenhillnc.org/summer-camps

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2 01 5 A R TQU EST SUM ME R C A MPS (CONTI NUED)

IN CO N C LU S IO N It seems like just yesterday that I joined the Greenhill staff as Director of Programs. With every day comes the realization of what Greenhill offers and exciting possibilities for future programming. Greenhill does have it all: A jewel of an exhibition space, The Gallery, now complemented by InFocus Gallery, The Shop, and ArtQuest, Greenhill’s innovative educational space.

Our exceptional resources and dedicated staff provide a strong framework around which to build programming, but, we recognize that our best resources are our visitors and artists; the people who participate to make Greenhill vibrant and relevant. In this spirit we are continuously working to tailor programs with you in mind. We build programming that engages the full Greenhill experience providing activities that deepen understandings of NC art through artists’ talks, group visits, adult workshops and Masterpiece Fridays while encouraging you to make connections between what you see and art processes in the ArtQuest studios. In keeping with our mission, in addition to exhibiting the work of NC artists, we provide opportunities for artists to teach workshops at Greenhill and in schools through our Artist in the Schools program, to talk about their work at artist talks and share their art with other artists through the Open NC Art Review.

We also know that our strength as an arts institution is dependent upon the impact we can make on the community beyond the doors of Greenhill believing that the experiences we offer should make a difference in people’s lives. Thanks to strong community partnerships and generous donors Greenhill provides access to ArtQuest and The Gallery for children enrolled in Title I Schools, Head Start, and Greensboro’s Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club.

Additionally, parents and children benefit from free Family Nights on Wednesday Nights from 5-7 and through a partnership with Guilford Child Development, Greenhill offers Learning ART Together, a program which helps immigrant and refugee women create an art or craft they can sell, exhibit and/or share while their children have full access to ArtQuest’s hands-on studios.

Finally, while many programs are represented in the catalog I encourage you to visit our website at greenhillnc.org to get a full sense of our many programs and find one that is perfect for you.

Lynn Sanders-Bustle Ph. D, Director of Programs

ArtsGreensboro financially supports more than 50 arts organizations and projects each year, connects the public to arts and entertainment, and financially supports the area arts scene through grants, marketing support and other important initiatives and services.

A BETTER STATE THROUGH THE ARTS

Daniel Kariko

M I C RO COSM

SEPTEMBER 18 - NOVEMBER 11 Microcosm presents works that offer perspectives on the very small, the unseen, and the atomic, cellular level of both natural and artificial forms.

Mediums on display include photography, folded paper, video, and sculpture.

THANK YOU, VF. For helping Greenhill make an impact in the lives of artists and our community.

Donald Martiny

CO R P O R ATE A N D F O UN DATI ON SUPPORTERS $1000+ 1618 Concepts^

North Carolina Humanities Council

Alliance Commercial Properties

Pearson^

Artisan Photography Group

Pepper Moon Catering^

ArtsGreensboro

Primland^

Bank of North Carolina

Quaintance-Weaver Restaurants & Hotels^

BB&T Bank

Replacements Ltd.^

Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina

Richardson Properties

Boulton Creative^

S.J. Edwards Foundation

City of Greensboro^

Summerfield Farm & Fresh. Local.

Clara Williams Company^

Good. Food Group^

Davenport, Marvin, Joyce & Co., LLP

The Blue Ridge Companies, Inc

Diversified Trust Co.

The Catering Company^

Fenwick Foundation

The Fresh Market^

Genuity Concepts

The Halstead Foundation

Guilford County School

The Michael W. Haley Foundation

High Point Bank

The Printery^

Josephine’s Bistro & Bar^

VF Corporation

Junior League of Greensboro, Inc.

Well*Spring

Kinder Morgan Foundation

Wells Fargo

Lincoln Financial Foundation

Zuraw Financial Advisors

Lomax Properties Mary & Art Winstead* NewBridge Bank North Carolina Arts Council January - December 2014 ^In Kind

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