MOSAIC: Summer 2008 by Sangre de Cristo Arts Center

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Quarterly Publication of the

Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center

All of the Arts for all of Southern Colorado May – July 2008

Chair from the

Hooray for Hollywood!

M o sai c Staff Editor

Dawn DiPrince

Graphic Designer

Cara Turner

Production Coordinator

Nicki Hart

Arts Ce nte r Staff

Board o f Truste e s

Executive Director Maggie Divelbiss

Chair Daniel J. Lere, Ed.D. Vice-Chair Sally Berryman, M.D. Treasurer Dee Rogers Brown Secretary Cathy Valenzuela Michael Boyd Becky Brown Manuel Calderon Tom Corlett Cathy Diodosio Elizabeth Gallegos Cheryl Gomez Wendell Grishow Al Gurule Sharon Hawkins Julie Howe Florence Hunt Chris K. Kaufman Barbara Leonard Derek Lopez, Ph.D. Mollie McCanless Gloria Maddux Andy Maslin B.J. McNamara Steven A. Miller Lonnie Parsons Marty Poole Wendy Rapp Victor Reyes Brad Rice Jeff Shaw Judy Stjernholm Saundy Sullivan Mark Swanson, Past Chair Bernadette Warren Jill Wodiuk

Associate Director Dawn DiPrince Controller Rochelle Spoone, C.P.A. Curator of Visual Arts Karin Larkin, Ph.D. Buell Children’s Museum Curator Donna Stinchcomb Curator of Education Gary Holder Artistic Director, School of Dance Karen Schaffenburg Facilities & Beverage Manager Lorrie Marquez Marketing Specialist Nicki Hart Marketing Specialist Cara Turner Assistant Curator of Visual Arts Trisha Fernandez Assistant Curator, Buell Children’s Museum Joleen Ryan Assistant Education Curator/ Tour Coordinator Nicole Pirraglia Assistant to Accountant Julie Gallegos Administrative Assistant Kathy Berg Membership/Box Office Manager Cheryl Califano Receptionist Dan Masterson

Ex Officio Anthony Nuñez, Board of County Commissioners Phyllis Samora, Greater Pueblo Chamber Tracy Martinez, Pueblo Latino Chamber

Hollywood and celebrity is infusing all aspects of the Arts Center this summer: • Our visual arts exhibitions are filled with authentic movie costumes and artwork by celebrities (Frank Sinatra, James Dean, Charles Bronson and more). • Hollywood Make Believe will fill the children’s museum where visitors get to exercise their star potential. Plus, families can enjoy a wholesome night out on Thursdays with live movie characters, hands-on activities and Fazoli’s dinner. • We are offering creative and energizing art-filled summer camps — an extension of our successful Young at Art Afterschool Program — based on favorite kids movies like Cars and Finding Nemo. • We are actively working on community projects with two Hollywood directors/producers: Daniel Valdez (Drama Fest) and Lawrence Foldes (Film Fest). • Finally, to punctuate this Hollywood-filled summer, we will host Margarita & a Movie — with an arty film, margaritas, delicious goodies and prizes for members. Best of all, we believe the amazing amount of Hollywood fun this summer typifies the mission at the Arts Center. While we always work to achieve a high level of artistic quality in all of our programming, we work just as hard to ensure everything we do is accessible and educational. This summer certainly showcases fine art that is high-quality, entertaining and public-friendly. All this summer fun ignites with our glamorous 36th Anniversary Gala. On June 6, this elegant affair promises a glitzy night complete with red carpet, martini bar and a professional Hollywoodthemed performance starring well-known cabaret singer Lannie Garrett. Join us for any or all of the great events this summer. You are guaranteed to be entertained! Sincerely,

Daniel J. Lere, Ed.D. Chair, Board of Trustees

features 5 Buell Children’s Museum: Entering a Virtual World

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7 School of Arts: Fused Glass Art by Cathy Valenzuela

11 Tech News: WiFi & iPods 12 Upcoming Performing Arts 14 Snap Shots: Look who’s at the Arts Center

9 Arts Advocacy: This is Your Brain on ART

15 Local Arts News: The Song of Pueblo & the Independence Film Fest

18 Art Meets Celebrity 23 Fashion in Film: Period Costumes for

16 Calendar: Upcoming Events

25 Studio 210 Opening Bash: Leave Your

30 Creative Circle: Family Giving

the Screen

departments

Footprint on Pueblo

26 Members: Honoring Our Members

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B u ell Chi ld re n ’ s Mu s e u m C hildren ’s Mus eum en ters a vir tual wor ld

PlayMotion adds another interactive dimension to the Buell Children’s Museum

» by Dawn DiPrince, Arts Center Associate Director

The Magic Carpet Theater at the Buell Children’s Museum is about to get a bit more magic. This June, the children’s museum will launch a new large-scale virtual reality program called PlayMotion. Both physically and mentally interactive, PlayMotion is a visually stunning playground where the full-body movements of children are projected into a variety of backgrounds. Throughout the year, children will be able to frolic in a variety of virtual realms: The Solar System, Virtual Water, Teapot Symphony, SnowMo Sapiens, Jelly Fish, Electric Kool Aid and more. For example, kids will be able to play with: Spectrum. Dance and play as rainbows of ever changing color radiate from your moving body. Paint mesmerizing spirals and washes on the wall with simple gestures transformed to elegant rainbow vortices.

Of course, PlayMotion is just another layer of interactivity to enhance the already dynamic children’s museum with its large kinetic sculpture, hands-on art stations, Artrageous Studio, Sensations room, sometimes singing educational assistants and monthly performances. All of this adds up to why the Buell Children’s Museum is ranked second in the nation for art by Child magazine. v

Starry, Starry Summer Nights Thursday nights at the museum

Join us on Thursday nights at the children’s museum. We have extended our hours to provide another opportunity for quality family time — especially for working families who can’t attend the museum during the day. Here is the scoop:

My Solar System. Our Solar System — a perennial favorite for adults and children alike. Imagine you are a titan as you manipulate the planets of our solar system with your own arms and hands. Protect the Earth from rogue asteroids within the shelter of your outstretched arms, or try tossing Mars or Venus into another universe. What’s more, as you catch and hold a planet, an information bubble appears displaying a relevant scientific fact. Trees. A uniquely sublime experience, Trees actually rewards stillness. Hit a pose, stand stationary for a short moment . . . suddenly realistic limbs, branches and leaves begin to emerge f rom your trunk and outstretched arms, 4 | sdc-ar ts.org | MOSAIC

transforming you temporarily into a beautiful tree. Others join the fun and add their trees, and before you know it, a whole forest has materialized.

• Open Later. Visit us Thursday nights until 7:30 p.m. starting June 12 – August 14

• Meet & Greet Hollywood Heroes. Children can meet a dozen different movie characters throughout the summer, including: Scooby Doo, Cat in the Hat, Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz, Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Carribean and more. • Fazoli’s Dinner. Enjoy dinner in the Kid Rock Café. Fazolis will be open on Thursday evenings, too!

Kid Rock Café

Thursday Family Night June 12 – August 14

$2.99

Spaghetti with a Side Salad

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Sc h o o l O f A r t s

As little as $ 2 88/ h o u r !

Helpful for busy parents & creative for energetic kids! Sign your favorite kids up for Young At Art Summer Camps. Each week long camp features gobs of art projects based on favorite kid movies. They include a variety of arts, from Dance to Music, Visual Arts to Brain Gym, Sculpture to Archaeology and Creative Writing. Each camp week ends with a showing of a kid-friendly film.

Pricing r

1 week of camp - $100/$90 members Any 4 weeks of camp - $360/$324 members Any 8 weeks of camp - $640/$576 members Includes Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Bring sack lunch or $ for Fazolis ½ days @ ½ price

Camps Include:

That’s Entertainment......June 9 – 13 Once Upon a Time..........June 16 – 20 Rats Don’t Cook............June 23 – 27 Toys AlivE...................June 30 – July 3 Undersea Adventure.......July 7 – 11 Zoom, Zoom!...................July 14 – 18 Monster Madness...........July 21 – 25 Wild, Wild West.......July 28 – August 1

spend

your summer with the Arts Center! Certified Teachers or Practicing Professional Artists

For more information or to register, please contact Gary at 719-295-7210 or gary@sdc-arts.org Sangre de Cristo Arts Center • 210 N. Santa Fe Ave. • Pueblo, CO 81003 • 719-295-7200 • www.sdc-arts.org 6 | sdc-ar ts.org | MOSAIC

C athy Valen zuela : Fus ed Glass Ar tist

What a difference an Arts Center art class can make!

One of Pueblo’s fresh new artists, Cathy Valenzuela learned her craft through one of the classes offered by the Sangre de Cristo School of Arts. In the fall of 1999, Valenzuela took the popular fused glass art and design class from Bob Lane at Lane’s House of Glass. “Bob had been creating stained glass for years,” says Valenzuela, “but was just starting to explore fused glass art himself when I took my first class. What an adventure we began.” Valenzuela believes that the Arts Center class really opened a door for her. After her initial class, she continued to go to the glass studio and work on projects as time allowed. She says, “Glass itself is inherently beautiful, but the things that Bob has taught me over the years have served to help me create artwork that so many people now enjoy. He has continued to educate himself and his staff in ways that I never would have had time to do on my own.” After several years of practicing her new artistry, Valenzuela finally felt her work was something that others would appreciate. She began offering a piece here and there to silent auctions that needed donations. Positive feedback fueled her passion and pushed her in new directions. Her work is shown permanently in the Nemick & Thompson gallery on Union Avenue, as well as the Arts Center gift shop. She is a popular feature in the annual Arts Center Own Your Own Art Sale. She has shown at art shows throughout Pueblo and Colorado. And, she has also created many commissioned works for her fans. Her work now includes functional pieces such as platters and bowls, as well as wall hangings, display stand items and sconces. She has been utilized by interior designers to create specific pieces for different homes. With all of this work under her belt, Valenzuela believes this is just the beginning of her art career. She says, “I have experienced many times over the joy that participating in the arts can bring to individuals and families. I would never have been able to learn or explore glass art on my own the way I was able to in my very first class. The continuing studio time offered to me by Bob is only possible because new students come to him through the Arts Center.” v

» by Dawn DiPrince, Arts Center Associate Director

Try the Class for Yourself Fused Glass Bowl • ½ DAY • Bob Lane, Instructor High school through adult, $40/10% off for members Materials $50 Saturday, June 21 • 9:00 a.m. – Noon Lane’s House of Glass & Things • 111 Colorado Ave. • K15202 Fusing Glass • FULL DAY • Bob Lane, Instructor

Make jewelry, a picture and a vase High school through adult, $70/10% off members, two firings Materials $30 Saturday, July 26 • 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Lane’s House of Glass & Things 111 Colorado Ave. • K15201

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Arts Advocacy

This is your brain on ART Arts, Learning and the Brain

Seven universities across America – over three years – grappled with questions about arts education and its relationship to academic success. They asked their own version of the proverbial chicken-and-egg question: Are smarter people compelled to do art or do the arts make you smarter? Using new brain scan technology, these scientists came up with interesting preliminary information.

Improved Cognition. A high interest in a performing art is usually accompanied by a high motivation to perform. With this motivation, you are willing to focus your attention for a sustained period of time. While focusing your attention, you are also training your attention. This focused training of attention improves other areas of cognition.

Genetic Interest in the Arts.

Preliminary genetic studies have identified candidate genes that may help explain individual differences in interest in the arts. In other words, John may be genetically predisposed to love music, while Karen may be genetically predisposed to love dance.

Memory Manipulation. Scientists have found specific links between high levels of music training and the ability to manipulate information in both working and long-term memory. Best of all, these benefits extend outside music training into other areas.

Music & Geometry. In children, scientists have found specific links between the practice of music and skills in geometrical representation. Interestingly, these same links haven’t been found with other forms of numerical representation.

» Acting & Memory. People who train to be actors have improved memory skills that extend outside of dramatic arts.

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Music & Reading. Studies have found correlations between music training and both reading acquisition and sequence learning. A predictor of early literacy, phonological awareness also correlates with music training and the development of a specific brain pathway.

» For More information visit www.dana.org

Dancing Observation. The same observational learning used in dance class transfers to other cognitive skills and can make you a better learner.

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Tech News New Media Enhances the Visitor Experience at the Arts Center

As the Arts Center celebrates our 36th Anniversary, we are also taking several big steps into the technological future. Exciting new techno features promise to enhance the experience at the Arts Center. What’s slated for this techno transformation? Visitors, members and customers can now look forward to: audio/ visual gallery tours via iPods and podcasts; wireless Internet (Wi-Fi); and online registration and purchasing. Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi (pronounced WHY-FY ) stands for wireless fidelity and simply means that you can access the Internet without being plugged into the wall. With this computer freedom, any visitor with a laptop (and a wireless card) can connect to the Internet from myriad nooks and crannies within any of the three buildings at the Arts Center. This is a

» by Nicki Hart, Arts Center Marketing Specialist

great new addition for our rental clients, parents waiting for a dance class, students working in the galleries or many uses we haven’t thought of yet. iPods. iPods provide vast interactive gallery experience on an itty-bitty machine. Visitors will get to experience everything from interviews with artists to in-depth exhibition information. iPods will be available to all gallery visitors and can be checked out from guards in the galleries. If you already have an iPod or any mp3 player, you can easily download podcasts with the same information offered in the galleries from iTunes or the Arts Center’s web site. Each of the podcasts will also be downloadable from the computer in the Ryals Family Library at the Arts Center. Online Purchasing. We are tackling the frontier of online purchasing. This summer, customers will have the ability to purchase classes online or sign up for an Arts Center or Studio 210 membership. Each semester, all School of Arts classes will be listed online at sdc-artsedu.org. Customers can view and register for classes from this web address as well. And, we are looking forward to the future with the ability to purchase art and gift shop items from our web site. Technology is expanding, and with that, the Arts Center experience is evolving. Connect with us this summer and see it for yourself. v

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Upc o m i n g s h o w s Center Stage Soweto Gospel Choir Monday, October 27, 2008 7:30 p.m. Forbidden Broadway Sunday, January 25, 2009 5:00 p.m. 3 Redneck Tenors Wednesday, February 18, 2009 7:30 p.m. American Ballet Theatre II Wednesday, March 4, 2009 7:30 p.m. Greater Tuna Sunday, May 3, 2009 5:00 p.m.

Children’s Playhouse Series Gruffalo Tales Saturday, October 4, 2008 11:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. Moscow Cats Saturday, January 31, 2009 11:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. Flat Stanley Saturday, February 14, 2009 11:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. Alice in Wonderland Saturday, March 14, 2009 11:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. Hot Peas ‘N Butter Saturday, April 11, 2009 11:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m.

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H asan D rama F est

Missoula Children’s Theatre Camp

“Jack and the Beanstalk”

Calling all child actors! Be a theatre star under the guidance of professional actors from the Missoula Children’s Theatre. This summer we will be performing “Jack in the Beanstalk.” Auditions for children kindergarten through grades 12 — will be held on Monday, July 28 in the Jackson Conference Center ballroom. Rehearsals continue throughout the week, and students will perform the show for the public on Saturday, August 2. $50 participation/tuition Rehearsals: Monday, July 28 – Saturday, August 2 10:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. with a 30 minute snack/lunch break K-12 Auditions: Monday, July 28 | 10:00 a.m. Performance: Saturday, August 2 | 2:00 p.m. | Arts Center Theater

Creative Dramatics with Missoula Children’s Theater

Missoula Children’s Theatre Staff, Instructors Young students can use their imagination to transform a story into a play, learning: the importance of focus, the development of character, and the use of pantomime. First & Second Grades | $20/$18 members Tuesday, July 29 | 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Arts Center Theater

The Actors Tools with Missoula Children’s Theater

Missoula Children’s Theatre Staff, Instructors The basic tools of the actor’s trade — observation, memorization, concentration and imagination — are all parts of this hands-on workshop where students participate in a variety of fun exercises, learning to apply the actors tools to performing and everyday life. Third through Fifth Grades | $20/$18 members Wednesday, July 30 | 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Arts Center Theater

Introduction to Mime with Missoula Children’s Theater

Missoula Children’s Theatre Staff, Instructors Through a series of fun and enlightening exercises, students are introduced to the art of acting without words, from simple body language to the techniques of creating illusions. Sixth through Eighth Grades, $20/$18 members Thursday, July 31 | 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Arts Center Theater

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S e e W h o’ s at t h e A r t s C e n t e r !

Local Arts News C ommu n it y hel p s b rin g H ol ly w ood to P ue blo Hasan Drama Fest and the Independence Film Fest

On May 2, 2008, Maggie Divelbiss, Executive Director of the Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center for the past twenty years, will be awarded the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation’s 2008 Lifetime Achievement Award in the arts and humanities. The Denverbased foundation gives three awards each year to Coloradans for distinguished careers in community service, the arts and humanities and science and medicine. Divelbiss has been recognized many times in her career, but she said the Bonfils-Stanton award was an unexpected honor. Along with the recognition, she also will receive a $35,000 prize. “I’ve always thought of myself as being in sales more than the arts. Fortunately, I’ve always had two high-quality products to sell — Pueblo and the arts center.”

The 36th Anniversary Gala is being planned with the energy and hard work of the anniversary committee. From left to right: Dan Lere, Mary Lere, Erin Reilly Gibbs, David Lange, Carole Lange, Beth Gladney, Lee Gladney, Dr. Ben Massey, Ginger Massey, Kris Bower, Joe Bower, Dr. Sally Berryman, Mike Richardson, and Debi Stephens. Not pictured: Dr. Gordon Gibbs and Dr. Greg Berryman.

Cheech Marin visits the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center with City Councilman Larry Atencio, on April 19. Marin spoke later that evening at the La Gente fundraiser at the Pueblo Convention Center.

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» by Dawn DiPrince, Arts Center Associate Director

Two Hollywood producer/directors, one grownup child actor and gobs of community collaboration equals two exciting artistic events this fall. First, Pueblo will welcome the Independence Film Fest of Colorado on the last weekend of September (one week after the Chile Festival). And, in November, Pueblo will debut The Song of Pueblo – An Oratorio written, composed and directed by Daniel Valdez and performed by Pueblo actors and musicians. The Song of Pueblo — An Oratorio. An oratorio is a story-telling musical and The Song of Pueblo will tell the complex and diverse story of Pueblo. Part of the Hasan Drama Fest, the oratorio will be performed on Thursday, November 13 and Saturday, November 15, in the Arts Center Theatre. Pueblo is lucky to have Daniel Valdez on hand to write, compose and direct the performances. Valdez is probably best known for his work – with his brother Luis – on the Chicano film classic Zoot Suit and the popular movie La Bamba. As well as composing and producing, Valdez performed in both of these movies, and other feature films such as: The China Syndrome and Born in East L.A. He also composed music for Born in East L.A. More recently, Valdez worked with students with a 10week residency at Stanford University. Here he premiered the performance Ollin, based on an epic poem about the conquest of Mexico written originally by Valdez for National Public Radio. Ollin — amazingly performed in three languages: English, Spanish and Nahuatl — was just restaged this March at Su Teatro in Denver. All of this amazing talent and experience is coming to Pueblo, with the help and work of the Hasan Family Foundation, Sangre de Cristo Arts Center, El Pueblo History Museum, CSU-Pueblo, Pueblo City-County Library District, Pueblo Performing Arts Guild and Destination Pueblo. Valdez is writing and composing the oratorio over the summer and will begin production of the premiere performances starting in late August. Pueblo performers and musicians will be needed for the production. Audition dates are yet to be determined. The Arts Center will also be offering master classes taught by Valdez, while CSU-Pueblo will host a production class taught by Valdez. Left: Daniel Valdez Top Right: Lawrence David Foldes & Victoria Paige Meyerink

Independence Film Fest of Colorado. Dubbed “Colorado’s feisty new film festival” by The Denver Post, the Independence Film Fest of Colorado will come to Pueblo on the last weekend of September. Established by Hollywood filmmaker Lawrence David Foldes and his wife former child actor Victoria Paige Meyerink, the festival celebrates films as they were made in the 60s, 70s and early 80s — more “character- and story-driven films.” In addition to showing movies, the IFFC honors the people who make the movies. Last year’s festival honored John Landis, director of Animal House and The Blues Brothers; Randal Kleiser, director of Grease and The Blue Lagoon; and three-time Oscar nominee Diane Ladd. This year’s festival will honor Franklin J. Schaffner, who directed Patton and the original Planet of the Apes, and Elvis Presley, the actor. (As a child, Meyerink appeared in the Presley movie Speedway.) Again, this great new Pueblo event is only possible because of great community collaboration. Helping Foldes and Meyerink to bring this film festival to town are: the Pueblo’s Marriott Hotel, the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center, Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo, the Pueblo Performing Arts Guild, The Pueblo Chieftain, the Pueblo City-County Library, Castle Investment and Loan, InfoZone News Museum, the Pueblo Convention Center, the Urban Renewal Authority of Pueblo, and the Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce. v MARK YOUR CALENDARS

Independence Film Festival of Colorado September 26, 27 and 28, 2008

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Ca l e n d a r

M ay

Monday, June 9

Tuesday, June 24 – Saturday, June 28

Tuesday, July 15 – Saturday, July 19

Sunday, May 4

Monday, June 9

Thursday, June 26

Thursday, July 17

Thursday, June 26

Saturday, July 19 – Thursday, July 24

J u ly

Saturday, July 19 – Saturday, August 2

Summer Art Classes begin

Chanticleer, Center Stage Performing Arts Series, 4:00 p.m. ($20), Arts Center Theater

Monday, May 5

YOUNG AT ART Integrated Summer Camps begin

Tuesday, June 10 – Saturday, June 14

Meet & Greet Character of the Week: Scooby Doo

Rent, New Space Entertainment, 7:30 p.m. ($28-$43), Memorial Hall, call 719-295-7222 for tickets

Sunday, May 18

Thursday, June 12

Starry, Starry Summer Nights at the Children’s Museum, Open until 7:30 p.m. Fazoli’s $2.99 Spaghetti & Salad

School of Dance Recital, Dances from around the World, 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. ($4), reserved seating, Arts Center Theatre

Thursday, July 3

Starry, Starry Summer Nights at the Children’s Museum, Open until 7:30 p.m. Fazoli’s $2.99 Spaghetti & Salad

Friday, May 23

Zoot Suit Riot, The East Side Commission, 7:00 – 12:00 p.m. ($15), Jackson Conference Center

Friday, July 4 Friday, June 13

Arts Center & Children’s Museum Closed in Observance of Memorial Day

Glitz & Glamour: Art Meets Celebrity exhibition opening reception, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. (free and open to the public), Helen T. White Galleries

Saturday, May 31

Tuesday, June 17

Monday, May 26

Last Day to see Buell Children’s Museum, Earth Day Every Day

A R T

M E E T S

Studio 210 Member Event, Starting a Collection, Information on how to start collecting art, 7:00 p.m. (FREE to Studio 210 members)

Tuesday, June 17 – Saturday, June 21

Meet & Greet Characters of the Week: Cinderella, Snow White & Belle

Glitz Glamour C E L E B R I T Y

Friday, June 6

Glitz and Glamour: Art Meets Celebrity 36th Anniversary Gala, 6:30 p.m. ($110), Jackson Conference Center. Complete with red carpet!

Seeing Stars – Hollywood Make Believe at the Buell Children’s Museum

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Margarita and a Movie, 6:30 p.m. ($20), Jackson Conference Center

Meet & Greet Character of the Week: Winnie the Pooh

Arts Talk, Dawn DiPrince, Writing Memories, 9:30 a.m., (Free and open to the public), 1/3 Conference Center

Saturday, June 7

Starry, Starry Summer Nights at the Children’s Museum, Open until 7:30 p.m. Fazoli’s $2.99 Spaghetti & Salad

Tuesday, July 1 – Saturday, July 5

Monday, May 19

Ju n e

Meet & Greet Character of the Week: Spiderman

Thursday, June 19

Starry, Starry Summer Nights at the Children’s Museum, Open until 7:30 p.m. Fazoli’s $2.99 Spaghetti & Salad

Thursday, June 19 – Friday, June 20

Creativity, Children, and Integrating the Museum in Your Classroom credit class for teachers

Saturday, June 21 – Sunday, June 22 Mariachi Festival, 7:00 p.m. ($20), Jackson Conference Center

Monday, June 23 – Friday, August 1

School of Dance Summer Intensive 2008, classes for ages 3-adult. Call 295-7221 for class schedule and enrollment information

Arts Center & Children’s Museum Closed to Observe Independence Day

Monday, July 7

Pottery Wheel Camp and Clay Camp begin

Tuesday, July 8 – Saturday, July 12

Meet & Greet Character of the Week: Peter Pan

Wednesday, July 9

Glitz & Glamour Tea and Tours for senior citizens

Thursday, July 10

Starry, Starry Summer Nights at the Children’s Museum, Open until 7:30 p.m. Fazoli’s $2.99 Spaghetti & Salad

Monday, July 14 & Tuesday, July 15 Painting Master Class with Michael Untiedt, “Landscape, the Inception of the Painting”

Meet & Greet Character of the Week: Cat in the Hat Starry, Starry Summer Nights at the Children’s Museum, Open until 7:30 p.m. Fazoli’s $2.99 Spaghetti & Salad Music Man presented by Pueblo City Schools and Pueblo Parks and Recreation, Performances Saturday, July 19 at 2:00 p.m. All other performances at 7:30 p.m. Missoula Children’s Theater Camp Jack and the Beanstalk, ending with a performance August 2

Tuesday, July 22 – Saturday, July 26

Meet & Greet Character of the Week: Cruella Deville

Thursday, July 24

Starry, Starry Summer Nights at the Children’s Museum, Open until 7:30 p.m. Fazoli’s $2.99 Spaghetti & Salad

Saturday, July 28

Missoula Children’s Theater Camp, Jack and the Beanstalk, ending with a performance August 2

Tuesday, July 29 – Saturday, August 2 Meet & Greet Character of the Week: Dorothy, Wizard of Oz

Thursday, July 31

Starry, Starry Summer Nights at the Children’s Museum, Open until 7:30 p.m. Fazoli’s $2.99 Spaghetti & Salad

Au gu s t Friday, August 1

Theatreworks Master Class: Shakespeare and Acting

Friday, August 1

End of School of Dance Summer Intensive 2008

Friday, August 1 & Saturday, August 2

Theatreworks presents Shakespeare’s As You Like It

Tuesday, August 5 – Saturday, August 9

Meet & Greet Characters of the Week: Harry Potter & Herminoe

Tuesday, August 12 – Saturday, August 16 Meet & Greet Character of the Week: Jack Sparrow, Pirates of the Carribean

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Artmeets Celebrity Âť

by Dr. Karin Larkin, Arts Center Curator of Visual Arts

Left: James Dean PORTRAIT OF BILLY GUNN Serigraph, ed. 82/550, 1954 From the Jerry M. Gilbreath Collection

Opposite: e. e. Cummings MARION IN A BLUE KERCHIEF Serigraph, ed. 100/450, 1933 From the Jerry M. Gilbreath Collection

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G u e ss

Who m a d e What . . .

[ Match the art with its Celebrity Creator ]

Tony Bennett • Jeff Bridges • Peter Falk Henry Fonda • Ted Kennedy • Jack Pallance James Earl Ray • Red Skeleton • Jonathon Winters Visit the Jerry M. Gilbreath Celebrity Art Collection in the King Gallery from 5.3.08 – 8.09.08 for all the answers

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Exhibition News Fashion in Film: Period Costumes for the Screen Titanic. Pride and Prejudice. Evita. Out of Africa. Gosford Park. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Created for beautiful films by award-winning directors and filmmakers, and elegantly worn by the likes of Madonna, Anjelica Huston, Drew Barrymore and Gwyneth Paltrow, Fashion in Film: Period Costumes for the Screen highlights 36 original costumes from popular period movies — many recognized by the Motion Picture Academy for costume design. All featured costumes were created for period productions, from the 16th to the middle of the 20th centuries. Some costumes are from characters based on real-life history: Elizabeth I, Thomas Jefferson and Eva Peron. Other costumes come from classic fictional characters, like Sense and Sensibility, Hamlet and Murder on the Orient Express. These amazingly beautiful pieces showcase detailed beadwork and delicate materials. Costumes include evening wear, day wear, wedding dresses, and fanciful outfits like the Cinderella character’s dress in Ever After and the Maharajah’s turban and tunic in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Come and see for yourself!

Maylan & Mahlon T. White Gallery Sangre de Cristo Arts Center Helen T. White Galleries May 31, 2008 through July 12, 2008

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studio 210 Studio 210 Opening Bash: Leave Your Footprint on Pueblo

» by Dawn DiPrince, Arts Center Associate Director

What an incredible event! An exciting crowd of Arts Center newbies and long-time fans came together for the Studio 210 inaugural event on April 11. The playful, yet sophisticated party featured signature Mojitos, green M&Ms and other green colored food provided by Hopscotch Bakery. Adorable green footprint cookies were served with coffee or green tea provided by Solar Roast. Guests had many opportunities to exercise their inner artist: creating shoe print art, banging on a variety of drums or watching artists from Infamous Art paint. The surprise hit of the evening was an interactive drum circle in the King Gallery where partygoers got to try their hand at a variety of percussion instruments, provided by Guitar Center for the evening. One exasperated partygoer said, “We have to leave, but I can’t get my wife to stop playing the cowbell!” Some attendees dressed with eco-flair for the evening. Several women donned newspaper roses. Stylists from Euphoria Salon passed mojitos through the evening while wearing “green” message Ts (one stated: “The only thing I throw away is boys!”). Committee member Erin Reilly wore a glitzy silver shirt made from recycled bottles, and artist Aaron Williams wore a kilt made from jeans. All three levels in the Helen T. White Gallery building were decorated with flowers made by local artists (most artists from Art on South Main) from recycled materials. v Want to be part of the action? Join Studio 210 (210 is the address of the Arts Center), includes a basic family membership to the Arts Center plus exclusive parties, insider look at art of private collectors, artists and information on collecting your own art. Visit www.210online.org or call 719-295-7200. What a fun way to support the Arts Center!

Upcoming Studio 210 Events: June 17 @ 7:00 p.m. Starting a Collection Information on how to start collecting art July @ TBA An Exclusive Look at a Private Contemporary Art Collection August @ TBA Contemporary Art Studio Tour November 18 @ TBA Own Your Own Preview Party Cocktails + Art

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M e mb e r s Thanks for being an Arts Center Member! Your financial support ensures the continuation of high-quality arts activities and programs. As a small but important way to say thanks, we print the names of members – new and renewing. This issue’s list covers those who joined or renewed between December 13, 2007 through April 17, 2008. If you recently joined or renewed, you may not find your name yet. Special thanks to those who have increased their annual support to the Arts Center. We hope you enjoy seeing your name in print as much as the Arts Center enjoys having your support. Premier Club $1,500 & up Cathy & Ron Diodosio Dr. & Mrs. Malik Hasan Bill & Elaine Nicoll Mr. & Mrs. Mahlon T. White Benefactor $550 – 1,499 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Crane Rob Redwine Sandy & Marv Stein Victoria Markowski & Rod Townley Sponsor $275 - 549 Dr. Mike & Beth Bryant Ann Carruth Dom & Maggie Cingoranelli Thomas & Nancy Corlett Dr. & Mrs. Edward DeRose Barbara & Tony Fortino Ansel & Marilyn Gower Mary & Stephan Gunn Ann M. Hulett David & Mary Lou Jackson Joseph L. Klune Ray & Linda Kogovsek Bill & Rita Larson Rick & Jill Mattoon Dr. Gordon & Helen Murley Dr. John & Marietta Peters Mrs. Betty M. Phelps Sandy Rawlings Greg & Gretchen Rode Ben & Sue Ropp Ron & Ruth Sterkel Dr. Bill & Peggy Turman Ken & Gala White H.B. & Eva Whittmore Patron $150 - 274 JoAnn & Wm. N. Baillie Theodore J. Bueno Judge Gordon Cooper & Dorothy Shaw Don & Mary Creager Peter & Virginia Dell Maggie Divelbiss

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M e mb e r s Middy & Dick Divelbiss Ray & Patty Erjavec Tom & Kathy Farley Matt & Joy Furman Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Gibbs Chas E. Gunn Sharon Hawkins Msgr. Marvin Kapushion Khosla Family Dr. Richard & Joyce Lawrence Daniel & Mary Lere Dr. Bill & Mollie McCanless Kevin & Susan McCarthy Peter & Kelly McCarthy Michael A. Meisinger Lyle & LaLonna Meoska Shawna Valdez & Doug Miller Helen Moore Chris Nevin-Woods Will F. Nicholson Jr. Joe & Kellie O’Brien Joan Occhiato Katrina & Blair Presti Michael & Drucilla Pugh Richard & Patricia Robb Tim & Katherine Rode Dr. Henry & Anna Roman Virginia Rupp Dr. Jarvis & Mary Jo Ryals Richard & Joan Smith Dr. Jack & Linda Stachler Lynn & Vern Stenzel Jim & Saundy Sullivan Dr. M. Edmund & Gregoria Vallejo Charlie & Desi Vial Martha Whitlock Linda A. Young Contributor $75 - 149 Dr. & Mrs. Klaus Anselm Kathy Bacino Paul & Jane Bailey & Family William & Duaina Baldridge Mary G. Bates Bob & Olive Belcher Phil & Randi Booker Charles & Georginne Booms Pat & Donna Bottini Patricia Bowie Orman Marilyn Orfuss & Lee Bricker Mike & Becky Cafasso Family Bob & Lucille Ewing T. Shelley Farrell Joseph W. Gagliano Allan & Wanda Glover Carol Hilton Stan & Myrtis Johnson Bea & Marvin Jones Kit & Linda Karstens Marcy Kelly Bob & Debi Lane Jean A. & Gloria Maddux Dr. Philip & Heidi Marin Becky L. Martino Dr. Ben & Ginger Massey & Family Dick & Dorothy Moran Jim & Audrey Murray Kathryn Adams & John Norton Mary Jo & Jerry Pagano-Stewart John & Regina Panepinto Dr. & Mrs. James Parlapiano Lucinda Pennington Don & Lois Pfost Jim & Anne Phelps Dr. & Mrs. Lynn Phelps Lirio & Cely Polinton

Lewis & Kathy Quigg James L. Ratcliff & Barbara Montgomery Ratcliff Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Rheaume DPM Susan Richards Dr. John Hardy & Terrie Sajbel Cindy Shanley Mark Shipe Clint & Karen Smith Dr. Jim & Carrie Smith Dr. Thomas & Karen Smith Anthony & Raylene Speechley Ronald Stepien Duane & Jeanine Takaki Vergene Thomas Andrew & Donna Trainor Cindy & Jack Uldrich William & Toni Vensor Judy & Ross Weaver Brad & Michelle Whitney Bill F. Williams Studio 210 $75 & Up Auriti Family Melodie Baker Dee Rogers Brown Mindy Chapman John & Cara Christenson Midori Clark Vernon G. & Jayne M. Curtis Tom & Kim Denslow Dean DeRudder Scott DeRuiter Rochelle Kelly DeVargas Divelbiss Family Brad & Karen Farbo Jim & Linda Fenwick Michelle Glover Cheryl Gomez Franciska Harrington Shane & Kate Jarrett & Family Della Abeyta & Charles Marcovecchio Dawn DiPrince & Chris Markuson Family Maslin Family Jayne A. Mazur Mister Penguin Tuxedo Rental Wes & Joanne Moore Jason Morgan Dr. & Mrs. Bryan Nolt Dorothy A. O’Dowd John & Inge Oechsle Dr. John & Mary Parrish Marsha Perry-Ellis Dr. Thomas Ready Afton Rossi James Anderson & Renee Rowe Julie Shue Matt & Lisa Simonich Mike & Rochelle Spoone Dale & Val Tursi Robert Valentine Julia Vean Aaron R. Williams Michael W. Wilson Randy Wix Marc & Susan Wolf Family $45 - 74 Mr & Mrs. Michael Ager & Tara Karl Ahlen Jeffry & Christine Alfonso Paul Alhadef & family Frank & Sante Alvarez & Family Sheila Morris & Raymond Anzlovar Crystal & Nick Aragon

Hector & Connie Arambulo Emily Archambault Corinna Ashcraft Breana Ayala Frances Baca Brian & Kristina Bainbridge Nina Ballenger James E. Barton Laurel Baum Mike & Dorothy Baxter & Family Ruth Baxter & Family Anthony Berumen Patrick & Lisa Bicknell Peggy Bilger Felecia Black & Family Debbie Blickensderfer & Family Elisabeth Cheney & Peter Blood Jerad Bond Luke & Dusty Bond Martha Bonnie Tracy Borst Craig & Kim Boysen Gary Brooks & Family Jeremy Brown Timothy Brown Marlo Brumbaugh Ethel Buck Wendy Bulow Scot, Brandy & Amelia Burbidge Manuel & Kimberly Calderon Dr. & Mrs. W. M. Campbell Cappellucci Family Sadie Capuchino-Hernandez Carlsson Family Justin Charter Chase Family Domonique Chavez Amy & Chad Clark Norm & Nancy Colglazier Dr. John & Joan Conn Cook Family Laura & Homer Cooper Patrick & Geri Cordova Anne & Barring Coughlin Scott & Nicole Cummings Dr. Vernell & Mary Jane Curry Annette Daurio Brandon, Dora & Riley Davis Tyana DeHerrera James & Carlotta Delgado Anita Deshpande & Family Vose Diaz & Family Joni Ross-Donley & David Donley John & Vicki Doyle Amy & Jarrod Duran J. Alan & Diane Eickelman Jenny Elliott Laura Escalera Melissa Estrada Cheryl Farrer Jaelee Fetrow Duane & Betsy Fink & Family Laura Vega Flores & Adrian Flores Ashley Flynn Jeremy Lundblade & Rita Fox Maclovio & Catherine Gallegos Alex & Melanie Gardner Family David & Sylvia Gavato & Family Sue Giarratano & Susan Genova Les & Diana Gibson James & Yuko Gilbertson Shelly Gill Onica Gilmore Mr. & Mrs. Blase A. Giltner Rachel Gist Rich & Maxine Golenda Danielle & Aaron Gooch Tiffany Gorzitze

Tom & Yvonne Greidanus Orlando & Vivian Griego Linette Griffy Grady, Lynda & Brooke Grissom Donna M. Guerrero Matt & Tara Guy Charles & Vickie Hall Elizabeth Hall Elyssa Hall Karen Hall Neil & Heather Halliday Patrick, Megan, Nathan & Lily Hancock John, Bethany & Lilly Hannah Marty & Tammy Harbert Dr. Scott & Mia Harberts Elissa Harrington Terry, Sharon & Chad Haunschild Danielle Head Robin & Conor Heaney Doug Helzer Family Aimee Wilmot & Gloria Henderson Bill & Linda Jo Hendren Naomi Hernandez Paula Herzog Dawn & Jeff Hildreth Family Julie & Rick Hollenstine Angelina Holloway Heidi Hood Susie & Jim Howery Family Tom Huntington Nicole Jackson Anne Jagger & Family Melissa Jawber Shaynee L. Jesik Trena Johnson Ryan & Kym Julian Kathy Kearney Ann Kellner-Blunn Ben & Michelle Kelly Carrie Sue Kemling Michelle Kiefer Jennifer Kneuper Rona Knudsen Elenora J. Koehn Geri Ann Koncilja Raquel Krasovec Robert & Ebony Landeros Dr. Gary & Renee Lane Richard & Mary Lane Karin Larkin Christina Leal Kate Leonard, Colorado College Mike & Laura Lester David & Mary Lee Lobato & Family Bob & Cindy Long Trent & Melissa Loucks Anna Marie Lucero Dr. Carolyn Luscombe-Smith Janet & Ed Lynch Zachary Lynch Family Michael & Charlotte Macaluso & Family Chad & Shana Madrill Victoria Maldonado Dr. Robert, Rose & Elizabeth Manguso MaReady Family Lorna Starr Marsico Anita Martinez Elaine & H.J. Martinez Frank Martinez Genevieve Martinez Rose & Basilio Martinez Talonna Romero & Bobby Martinez Dawn Martinez-Sandoval Mascarenas Family Terri Masciotra Travis & Caroliene Mathews Halcyon & John Mathis

Kari & Trevor McCabe Gary & RaeAnn McCarthy George McClary Family Sharol McCluskey Tiffany McCrary Donnie & Yanera McCulley-Sedillo Denise McDermott Neva & Bruce Mchaffey Dr. George & Lynda McKinnon Rich, Lavinia & Kylee McWilliams Jessica Melendez Cari Micala Brenda & Kris Miceli Joe & Lisa Michaelson & Family Jason & Dayna Milhone Kim Millburger Ron & Laura Miller Steve & JoAnn Miller Stephanie Mizer Jennifer Moles Rhonda & Steve Monack Rene & Megan Monarez David Moncrieff David Mondragon Scott & Tammy Moore & Family Audra J. Mora Jenny Morris Raymond & Donna Morris Tina & John Murdock Sergio Murillo Nick & Danielle Myers Betty & Bob Nagel Leslie & Louis Nazario Paul & Sharrie Nunn Dale & Karin Oldham Anthony & Cindy Oliva Leticia Ortega Mel & Heather Otero Family Steven Owens Terri Pacheco Donald & Valerie Palumbo Tanya Paniofova Stephanie Parker Rachael Bloomer & Brad Patrick James Patterson Beverly Payne Susan Penkoff & family Michele Pennington Shelly & Kevin Perri Bill & Pam Pettijohn Lorrie Poffenbarger Ron & Rosie Pongdee Michelle Potts Fr. Barnabas Powell Lance & Diane Preuss Jeff & Debbie Pruitt Rose Quizon Richard & Jennifer Reap Crystal Redner Heather Reed Robin Reed Mike & Maria Ribarich Jennifer Rino Scott & Amy Robertshaw Rich Robling Dr. Mary Ann Roldan Mark & Julie Romero Aaron & Heather Ruffalo Kristen & Mike Saathoff Joella Sandoval Kari Sandusky Andrea Saucedo Cindy Schauer Leah Schauer Sheryl Schwartz Paul Sefcovic Leah, Elizabeth & Emily Shafer

Joseph Shannon Jeff & Dacia Shaw Peggy Sherar Toni Short Mr. & Mrs. Kent Shorten Geoff & Tracie Siebenneicher Rina & Stefan Siegel Danielle Smith Helen Smith Jeff & Holly Smith Fran & Gail Sommerfeld Debra Dewitt & Roy Sonnema Don Speaks John Spearing John & Christine Stageberg & Family Patrick Stanifer Farrel Family & Laura Stein Melissa & Gary Stone Joye Stoor Kent N. Stringer Sierra & Erik Stulb Matt & Linda Sturtevant Randal & Donna Stutzman Aaron & Annette Suazo Amy Sufak Jeff & Laura Sutherland & Family Dave & Mary Swangler Thu Bui & Tommy Ta Timi & Joe Tern Ron & Cara Thoman Melanie Titone Nick & Lucie Ann Todero Drew, Melissa & Ethan Turner Vivian Valdez Jim & Jonna Valentine Irina Vancea Alan & Rachel VanNorman Michelle, Jerry & Sayer Vargues Varnado Family Frank, Tammy & Talia Verderaime Chris Vigil Jason & Andrea Vigil Dr. David Vik Eddie Villa Jody Voss Robert & Renee Waggener Cori Warren Patrick Samora & Cheryl Wegelin Sally Weigel Maggie Welte Rocky & Debbie White & Family Kim & Burnie Whittington Lisa Widdifield Connie & John Wilbar Genevieve Willas Dick & Lisa Wilson Jeff Wood Jon & Claudia Zadra Julie Zahringer Cleo & Jay Zarr Grandparents $40 - 74 Suzanne Adams Harriett Ambrose Ronald & Sandra Anderson Ida & Gary Anzuini KC Savage & Joe Arrigo Patricia Artichoker Shirley & Steve Bateman Nancy Billings Gerlock Brenda & Kent Boardman Bonnie & Bob Boyd Barbara Brown Patricia Buster Edward & Ruth Byrne Cleo Cervantes

Doug & Linda Chandler Marvin & Gloria Collins Sharon Cooley Rosann & Louis Curran Warren & Ardell Curtis Ida Ebel Charley & Marsha Eckerson Nancy Facciani Therese Figueroa Mark & Irene Godinez Debra Grainger Frank & Pat Graves Wendell & Barbara Grishow Robert & Sally Guasta Jack & Judy Hildner Mr. & Mrs John W. Hill Jay & Valerie Hocking Grace M. Hoff William & Betty Johnson Roberta S. Jones John & Pat Klomp Margaret & Kenneth Kuhn John & Flora Lenhart William & Barbara Leonard Jan Lloyd Barbara & David Lytle Rosemary Martinez Carle & Pat McEvoy Jonnene McFarland Pat McKinney Duane & Rose Mead Joe & Irene Mendoza Gary M. Micheli Gloria Moody Bill & Carol Ann Moore John & Donna Moran Betsy Morgan Linda Newman Ron & Nicky Nicholas Ron & Genieve Nunez Bud & Sherry O’Hara Della Pacheco Jack & Joan Parsons Dr. Joe & Maribeth Peters Bev & S.W. Pressey III Susan & David Pritchard Doug & Linda Roblek David & Lucille Roth Patricia Salas Mike & Vanessa Sandoval Gus & Sue Sandstrom Jim & Madeline Santos Judy Sartorio Ron & Kathy Schwartz Charyl Schwinger Rosemary & Charles Sekera Danny R. Shannon Dennis & Kathy Sheehan Edward & Marianne Shuey Rita Sims C.W. & Jan Smith Marilyn Snook Connie Stephens L. Scott & Diane M. Stevenson Donna Stratman Paul & Becky Stringer Sandra & Don Stutters Norma J. Summer Bobbi Sutton Tom & Rachel Tabeling W. I. & Trudy F. Thomas David & Carlen Tooley Milton & Margaret Trujillo Bill & Pam Tyner Bob & Mary Ann Valentine Charlotte Vigil Vince & Joyce Vigil

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M e mb e r s John & Louise Welsby Ken & Judith Williams Ruth E. Wilson Dana Winegardner Bob & Cathy Woolley Joe & Lou Wrinkle Two-Person $35 - 74 Irene & Rolf Anderson Beverly & Don Beauvais Zachary Todd & Janet Bergin Ruth Blake Phil & Mary Boschen Bill & Mary Jo Brewer Jean & Jack Briggs Sandra Conner & Bill Buffinger Charles & Martie Burns Robert & Anne Cain Lois Conatore Bruce & Donna Cramb Ila Danskin Robert L. & Cleo J. Day Donald & Karyl DiPrince Allan McConnell & Fran Dodd Edwin & Joanne Dodds John & Maxine Dougherty Deborah & Dan Drake Henry & Margaret Eichman Sharon & Jonathan Enabnit Rebecca Fair Floyd & Susan Freeman Mr. & Mrs. James Gardner Don & Abi Gaylord Joni & Mike Giarratano Howard & Verda Kay Gibson Carol Gill David & Lauren Gonzales Col. & Mrs. Richard Hallock Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hart Blake Nazario & Robin Helgoe Faricy Marilyn & Duncan Henrikson Tino & Helen Herrera Susan Hilderbrand Sandra Hill Jerry & Marilyn Hoisington Gary & Pam Holder Terry & Linda Holzrichter Hamp & Sherrie Howey Jean & James Huffman Royal & Gloria Hurst Mr. & Mrs. John C. Hurtig Ken & Tima Hush Tom Jagunich David Nora & Peggy Kavookjian John & Gretchen Keller Jaleh Keshmiri Tom & Chris Kirkpatrick Jacob & Alison Kochenberger Butch & Beth Kornegay Caole & Bill Kramer Paul LaBar Yvonne & Max Leek Karen Lillie Connie Foster & Carol Loats Melvin R. Funk & Daniel A. Masterson George & Elecive Mellott Darwin & Laurie Mosier Anne & Bill Moulton Dr. Michael & Ruth Nerenberg Margaret Kasahara & Brian Neuhauser Albert & Virginia Niznik Robert & Ann Ogburn Frank & Krystyna Pacheco Paul & Jean Parker Mae & David Phillips Jean Archer & Richard Pinneau

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M e mb e r s Frank & Jane Provenza Jim & Jeanie Ray Barry & Phyllis Richards Joe & Susie Rimsky Paul & Ann Rokich Bill & Joan Ross Terri Simonich Therese Simony Sayeh Sparr Bill & Lauren Summerville James & Bennie Swanson Angela Torri Arnold & Patty VanZandt Dave Spenny & Debrah Veeder Tony & Lynne Vetta Tom & Janet Weaver Margery Wolf Peggy & David Zehring Rose & Joseph Zupancic One-Person $30 - 74 Mary Anne Abbate Sandra Amman-O’Brien Brooke Bane Michele Bobyn Barbara Vogel Boyd Joyce Cantu Mary Beth Corsentino Jane Cotner Gertrude Dennison Robert Deyarman Ruth Fimple Patti Genack Jan Gorman Mrs. Ada Haire Harvey Herzog Debra Jones Patty Kogovsek Kyle Laws Tonio LeFebre G. T. Mackie Carolyn A. Martin Vito Maurello Sally Pappas Metoda Peterson Mary Ann Re-Mac Berna Rizer Bob Silva Robert Swick Susan Thibadeau Kelle Thomas Dr. Lamar Trant Ken Vigil Mark E. Winfrey Senior/Student $20-74 Mary J. Adkins Nikki Alarid Donna Alber Cami Armijo Ann Atteridg Margaret Avalos Suzanne Baldwin Carla M. Barela Anita Barksdale Marilyn Barrett Cecelia A. Barrocas Rosy Beurman Jack Boggess Margaret B. Boucek Rae Bowman Lester & Patricia Boyer Mary A. Brady Dianne Brooks Dorothy Brunjak

Tierra Bunser Lorraine Burner Frances Burns Tina Butterfield Warren & Barbara Carere Jean Clementi Stanley L. Cope Patricia K. Corsentino James & Carole Crawford Helen & Harry Cummins Martha Jane Cunning Winston DeWardt Karin Deyarman Helga Dingman Richard Dronkers Rudy Eskra Josh Esquibel Kellie Fisher Delores C. Ford Deidre Fremner Celina Gallegos Gail & Dennis Garn Elinor Gent Deloris Giltner Andrew R. Glaves Midge Graham Mrs. Helen Grant Eleanor Greer Orv & Lu Gritz Deborah Hager Phyllis Hambelton Sheigla Hartman Marie Hearn Nicole Hibler Maggie Honton Patsy J. Hopper Aline F. Humphrey Ardyth Johnson Sadie Johnson Mary Ann Kennedy Phyllis A. King Ruth E. King Raymond Kinter Barbara Klein Marian Kochiovelos Anne Kouba Michelle Lamb Rebecca Lerma Charles Lofton Judith Lopez Mrs. Francisco Luna Georgia Mabry Dee Manning Michael Maroney Debra Martinez Madeline Martinez Patricia McDonnell Celeste Meider Sonja Melton Ed & Helen Miklich Gale T. Miller Margaret G. Miller Zona Miller Don & Jeri Minerich Darline Morris LaVonne Mueller Ramona Novak Doris Orman Barbara Pannunzio Pete & Barb Peterson Dorothy Pinkerton Dominique Pisciotta Peggy Quigley Doris M. Quinlan Meredith Quinn Pat Reece Norma Reinier

Andrew Rieger Doug & Mary Nell Ring Aaron Romani Viola Romero Clara Rose Constance Saathoff LaVerne & Sam Salvo Margaret C. Sanders Abby Sandoval Oletta Schwabe Jeannine Semrau Patrick Sheehan Shillinglaw Dolores J. Smith Marcia Jo Spinuzzi Mrs. Helen E. Spitzer Katie J. Stephenson Joy Sterner Dr. James F. Sudduth Rita Tedrow Sally Claire Thomas Bob & Creta Trevithick Xavier Trujillo Evelyn Turner Mrs. Martha Tuttle Joe T. Ulibarri Joyce Von Drehle Virginia Walker Jean Walters Irene M. Weeks Carol A. Wheeler Betty Williams Joan Wolf Jack Wolther

Special Donations In Memory of Tony Bacino Maggie Divelbiss

In Memory of Adelbert John/ Jessie Buswell Faye Buswell Trust c/o PB&T In Memory of Carol Festerling Roy & Betty Bodo Maggie Divelbiss Cody Festerling Elizabeth Fifer Fountain Elementary School Mary R. Houghton Elaine McDermott John & Marilyn Stachowiak Charlie & Desi Vial Martha Whitlock Charles & Karen Wysoglad In Memory of Robert Floyd Maggie Divelbiss

In Memory of Stelle Grishow Arts Center Maggie Divelbiss In Memory of Ray McBroom Maggie Divelbiss Mrs. Betty Phelps Charlie & Desi Vial

In Memory of Donna McElroy Rick & Kathleen Eriksen & Family

Mosaic Marketplace Mosaic Marketplace

In Memory of Orma Oreskovich Maggie Divelbiss In Memory of Bill Reeder Jim & Tanya Baird Tiffany, Kevin, Ashley & Thomas Baird William & Leslie Barnes Bob & Olive Belcher Stephen & Sallie Burns Rick Divelbiss Farm Credit of Southern Colorado Lyle & Linda Iverson Ed & Bonnie Sajbel Sadie Tishma Orville & Martha White

In Memory of Dwight Shaw Maggie Divelbiss

In Memory of Bill Simms Maggie Divelbiss Susan Hassel & Rick Gaglin In Memory of Jane Stevenson Joann Kuzmiak In Memory of Forrest Vean Maggie Divelbiss

In Memory of Donald Zavislan Maggie Divelbiss In Honor of Rosemary Reilly Priscilla Gibbs

Licensed Day Care $65 ABC Child Care Colorado Bluesky Infant Program Country Kids Little Steps to Learning PAIHN Parkview Center for Rehabilitation Sunshine Kids Daycare Luanne Trujillo Daycare Business Benefactor $550 – 1,499 Loaf & Jug/Mini Mart, Inc. P.D.Q. Printers, Inc. Standard Sales Company Business Sponsor $275 - 549 American Bank of Commerce Land Title Guarantee Company Packard Foundation - Pueblo Pueblo Athletic Club UBS Financial Western Group, Inc. Business Patron $150 - 274 Jorge’s Sombrero Restaurant Trainor Legacy Bank Parkview Medical Center, Inc. Pueblo Bank & Trust Nadene Verna Insurance Agency, Inc. Business Contributor $75 - 149 All Seasons Catering Black-Eyed Pea Grand Signs, Inc. Ortiz Catering Stoehr Cleaners

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C reative C ircle

D e v e l o p i n g a Fa m i ly G i v i n g S t r at e g y Charitable giving is truly an act of faith. People and families give with the belief that their gifts will make a difference in their communities or the larger world. Financial advisors and experienced philanthropists often recommend that families develop a mission statement for charitable giving. A family mission statement speaks to the management, preservation and transference of a portion of your assets. When you are strategic with your giving dollars, you can ensure that your contributions will be more effective and underscore your values and inspirations. More importantly, when you plan charitable giving with your family, you set a wise example of giving back to your community. While we always recommend consulting a financial advisor, here are some steps to get you started:

Step One: Determine Your Giving Goals Reflect. First, look at where, why and how you have given in the past. As you review your giving history, it is important to reflect on the causes you have supported and what you hoped to accomplish with your giving. Identify. As a family , identify what inspires you. Determining your inspiration enables you to deliberately support causes that fulfill your vision. There are many noble causes in both Pueblo and the larger world, so it is wise to prioritize your giving based on your passions.

Step Two: Develop a Giving Mission Statement A Giving Mission Statement is a powerful guide that articulates both your charitable goals and the steps you take to achieve them. Effective mission statements are succinct – one to three sentences — and should address: family core values, causes and organizations, and steps for implementation. It can be helpful for your family to examine the following questions: • Why is philanthrophy important to this family? • What impact do we want to make with our giving? Why? • What criteria will we use to guide our giving? • When will we give? And, how do we plan on giving?

Step 3: Decide Where to Give While it is important to give to organizations that support your most passionate causes, you must also consider the operating practices and financial feasability of each nonprofit organization. Begin by reevaluating relationships with organizations you have supported in the past. You might also consider: news and editorial coverage; operating guidelines; funds used directly for programming; and word of mouth from friends, donors and grantmakers with similar charitable interests. You can use www.guidestar.org to learn about any non-profit organization.

About the Creative Circle The Creative Circle is a partnership between the Arts Center and individuals who name the Arts Center in their estate plans. When you join the Creative Circle, you are a part of our future posterity. You are making a statement that the educational work we do at the Arts Center is valuable and that you want to be a part of this work living on. If you have already put the Arts Center in your will or estate plans or plan to, let us know. We would love to have you join this amazing group of visionary people. Membership is completely voluntary and carries no obligation to you. We simply wish to recognize your important gift to us during your lifetime.

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