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“I found that people didn’t know about batik (when I first started), and it was very interesting. It made it a different thing to do, and (it was easier for me) to be more distinguished in that area,” Angela Maria Isaza says.

Batik mystique Artist Angela Maria Isaza waxes poetic about nature; fittingly, she also paints natural settings with wax.

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Batik mystique Artist Angela Maria Isaza waxes poetic about nature; fittingly, she also paints natural settings with wax.

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Above: Angela Maria Isaza taught herself batik when she was 13 years old. She became more dedicated to the art once she graduated from college.

At 55, she’s still experimenting with the process. It takes her a little more than a week to complete a batik. She paints oil, too, like the one featured here.

Inset: Isaza in front of two early batiks at Marie Botanical Selby Gardens’ Museum of Botany and the Arts. (File photo from Jan. 23, 1986.)

ngela Maria Isaza likes to walk Marie Selby Botanical Gardens’ grounds daily when she’s in town. Her familiarity with the flora and fauna is evident.

As she poses for a photo, she admires the look of the Spanish moss, as it lazily hangs in a tree nearby. Isaza then points a finger to politely suggest another spot that makes for a beautiful bromeliad backdrop against the gray sky.

“It’s nice over here,” she says leading the way. After more than 30 years spent exhibiting here, these grounds have become as homey as her native Bogota, Colombia.

A light drizzle turns into a torrential downpour, sending her indoors to the Museum of Botany and the Arts where her colorful batiks adorn the white-paneled walls.

Isaza greets a few of the volunteers like old friends before sitting on a nearby bench that’s in view of a handful of her 30-some brightly colored botanical batiks.

Batik is an ancient process of painting wax onto fabric, dipping it in layers of dyes and then removing the wax with an iron

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Five things that inspire Angela Maria Isaza:

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1. Color — Color is the biggest thing that inspires me. When I see something with one (great) color and how (that) color works with one color and another color (it can be really inspiring).

Where: Museum of Botany and the Arts, Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, 811 S. Palm Ave. Cost: Free with admission Info: Call 366-5731. The pieces are for sale, and proceeds benefit Selby Gardens’ mission.

“Butterfly Garden” is one of Isaza’s favorites in the exhibit. It was inspired by the plants within her garden in Bogota, Colombia.

2. Plants — How they grow is inspiring. I learn a lot about them (when I paint them). I used to make a little sketch just to see how it grows; if they hang or grow tall. I don’t do that that much now, but just observing them inspires me.

3. Family — My father (who was also an architect) passed away five years ago, and he was always pushing me to do more and more.

Isaza visited Selby Gardens’ Museum of Botany and the Arts two or three times a day this trip to see if something had sold. She sold four pieces after the walk-and-talk on Aug. 16 — the proceeds help benefit the gardens. This is a cathleya orchid.

“Cherry Blossoms” was inspired by trees in Washington, D.C., near where Isaza attended art school at Marymount University in Arlington, Va. She then studied architecture at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.

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The first time Isaza came to Sarasota was to visit a family friend, Betty Burkard. On her first visit, she showed Dr. Kiat Tan, assistant director of The Gardens at the time, her work. He liked it so much he invited her to exhibit the following year, in 1983. She’s been traveling here every few years since then and has exhibited more

than nine times at Selby Gardens.

Each time her work becomes a little more detailed and complex as she evolves as an artist.

Marie Selby Botanical Gardens CEO Thomas Buchter says they have asked Isaza to keep coming back to exhibit her work because her mission rings true to that of the Gardens’: to further the understanding and appreciation of plant

Isaza finds the conservatory interesting. In particular, she likes the process of when Selby Gardens’ staff takes the in-bloom orchids out of the conservatory to place them in the gardens. This piece is an Odontoglossum orchid. life and the value it has in our lives.

For Isaza, it’s simple.

“Nature makes me happy, and I enjoy seeing God’s work in it,” she says.

4. The responses I get — The responses I have had in the exhibit are inspiring. When I come to the exhibits, I like to see people’s faces. And when they’re all happy and, “Wow, how do you do this?”

I really enjoy that.

5. In college, my teachers — My teachers were always very inspiring to me. They encouraged me. When I graduated from art school I got a medal that’s the highest honor in the art department, and that was inspiring.

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and newspaper to create a unique and, in this case, natural-inspired painting. She paints the areas she wants white with wax, dips it in the lightest color first and hangs it up to dry. Then, she paints wax on top of that layer, dips it in the next color, lets it dry, then repeats the process until the painting is finished and she can remove the wax.

Sometimes the color that results is unexpected; throughout the process the fabric can wrinkle, creating little lines of dye — but she welcomes these surprises.

Isaza points to a piece hanging above the mantle, one of her favorites, and says that the large orange flower, a fuchsia bloom, the yamas and the little yellow flowers inside of it are from her garden in Bogota.

Isaza explains that she lives with her mother in a home that’s in the city near the mountains. She works from a studio inside her home, but her days are spent working as a full-time architect. There’s a lot of traffic in Bogota, but where they live it’s quiet enough to hear the birds.

“In Colombia, nature is so beautiful,” she says. She describes a winding road on the way to Medellin, where her grandma lived. You can find a yellow blooming jacaranda tree on one street and a purple version on the next street over, with impatiens blooming along the road. She hopes when people see her work that it inspires them to take care of the natural.

Isaza has focused on botanicals ever since her first batik — a butterfly pillow at age 13. She read about the artform in a magazine and found it new and intriguing, so she tried it. The 55-year-old artist has been experimenting with it ever since, though she also enjoys watercolors, oil and experimental

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Climbing the ranks Five Sarasota Ballet dancers moved up from the corps de ballet to corypheé. Get to know them before you see them on stage.

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Sarasota Ballet Director Iain Webb says the audience can expect a lot from his five newly promoted dancers. He has ideas for the roles he’d like to see them dance, but, of course, he’d never tell. Webb doesn’t like to influence the choreographers or those who will stage the ballets for Sarasota Ballet. But, what Webb will say, is that each of the five dancers offers something special, and that he has plans for helping each of them blossom.

Spoiler alert: “I’m disappointed that no one wanted to dance with me on Dancing with the Stars,” he remarks about their responses featured below.

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Kristianne Kleine Age: 25 Years with Sarasota Ballet: Four Hometown: Milwaukee Where you’ve seen her before: “I Can Dream” solo in Paul Taylor’s “Company B”; the mistress in Antony Tudor’s “Lilac Garden”; bomb squad in Twyla Tharp’s “In the Upper Room” Upcoming production she’s most looking forward to: Program 5 (Feb. 28 ) with Agnes DeMille’s “Rodeo.” I’m a tapper, so I love that the whole company is tapping.

Most memorable moment with the Sarasota Ballet: Last year for Halloween, five of us went as The Fierce Five (gymnasts). We made velvet

leotards with rhinestones, and wore sweatbands.

We went into rehearsal and I’m pretty sure Patrick (Corbin) didn’t know it was Halloween.

When did you know you wanted to become a dancer? When I saw Milwaukee Ballet’s “The Nutcracker” when I was 2 years old. And my older sister, Melissa, did ballet, too, and I copied off of her.

Dream role: Twyla Tharp’s “Push Comes to Shove” If you could be anything other than a dancer: An actuary Most recent book you’ve read: “The Cuckoo’s Calling,” by Robert Galbraith, aka J.K. Rowling If you were on ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ who would your partner be? Aaron Rodgers (quarterback for Green Bay Packers) Ellen Overstreet Age: 20 Years with Sarasota Ballet: Two Hometown: McLean, Va. Where you’ve seen her before: Solo in Sir Frederick Ashton’s “Symphonic Variations”; solo in Sir Frederick Ashton’s “Birthday Offering”; Caroline in Antony Tudor’s “Lilac Garden” Upcoming production she’s most looking forward to: The Ashton Festival from April 30 to May 3 because we get to do “Symphonic Variations” again. It was the first Ashton ballet I ever performed, and I can’t wait to attack that again.

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Most memorable moment with Sarasota Ballet: In Matthew Bourne’s “Boutique,” I was wearing purple velvet pants, a blue fringe crop top and a pink wig, and the first thing I do is run out and fall on my face … I split my pants all the way. We went off stage, and one of the costume ladies tried to sew it up, but every time I’d go out, it would split again.

When did you know you wanted to become a dancer? I went to a school of arts for violin in ninth grade. I kept seeing all the people in the ballet program and decided I didn’t want to be in a practice room all day.

Dream role: Tchaikovsky’s “Valentine” pas de deux Most recent book you’ve read: An associate degree textbook If you were on ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ who would your partner be? Matt Smith (TV actor)

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Ballet: The Kennedy Center in D.C. this past summer was so memorable — dancing in my hometown and seeing my family, it was really, really memorable.

When did you know you wanted to become a dancer? I had a ballet video I watched every day when I was 2 years old; I can still sing the song in it.

Dream role: Aurora in “Sleeping Beauty” If you could be anything other than a dancer: Child psychologist Most recent book you’ve read: “Gone Girl”

by Gillian Flynn If you were on ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ who would your partner be? Juan Gil. Ryan Gosling would be a close second.

Elizabeth Sykes, aka ‘Bette’ or ‘Beth’ Age: 24 Years with Sarasota Ballet: Five Hometown: Greensboro, N.C. Where you’ve seen her before: Cowgirl in Agnes DeMille’s “Rodeo”; The Princess in Yuri Possokhov’s “Firebird”; Russian Girl in George Balanchine’s “Serenade”; “Rum and Coke” solo in Paul Taylor’s “Company B”; Bomb Squad in Twyla Tharp’s “In the Upper Room” Upcoming production she’s most looking forward to: I don’t know how to pick

Sareen Tchekmedyian Age: 20 Years with Sarasota Ballet: Three Hometown: Huntington Beach, Calif.

Where you’ve seen her: Caroline in Antony Tudor’s “Lilac Garden”; Beryl Grey in Sir Frederick Ashton’s “Birthday Offering”; Red Girl in Sir Frederick Ashton’s “La Panettiere”; solo in Christopher Wheeldon’s “There Where She Loved” Upcoming production she’s most looking forward to: I love comedy ballets, so I’m really interested to see what Antony Tudor’s “Gala Performance” April 4 and April 5 in Program 6 is like.

Most embarrassing moment with Sarasota Ballet? It was my first month after moving here in a rehearsal with Matthew Hart, when Juan Gil and I were doing a duet with a giant piano. I had to jump off of it onto his neck, and I ended up jumping off of it onto him and fell flat on the floor. Now we look back on it

and laugh.

When did you know you wanted to become a dancer? The first time I saw “The Nutcracker.” I was 2 years old and, apparently, I pointed to the stage and said, “I want to do that” over and over again. I took my first lesson when I was 3 years old.

If you could be anything other than a dancer: Broadway performer Most recent book you’ve read: “Gone Girl”

by Gillian Flynn If you were on ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ who would your partner be? A teacher from New York this past summer — Fabrice Herrault — he’s dreamy.

Juan Gil Age: 21 Years with Sarasota Ballet: Three Hometown: Valencia, Spain Where you’ve seen him: Lover in Antony Tudor’s “Lilac Garden”; opening solo in Dominic Walsh’s “I Napoletani”; and the third movement in Dominic Walsh’s “Bello” Upcoming production he’s most looking forward to: I think all of them are going to be amazing, but the second program Nov. 22 featuring George Balanchine’s “Serenade.”

The first time I saw it was two years ago here, and I know the boys don’t do anything in it, but it’s wonderful to see.

Most embarrassing moment with Sarasota Ballet? The one Sareen said!

When did you know you wanted to become a dancer? I started ballroom dancing when I was 9 years old. I did it because my mom was ballroom dancing, too. But I took my first ballet class when I was 17 years old; I was doing two classes a day.

Dream role: The Swan in Matthew Bourne’s “Swan Lake” If you could be anything other than a dancer: I don’t think I could be other things.

Most recent book you’ve read: “Los Cuatro Acuerdos” by Miguel Ruiz If you were on ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ who would your partner be? Karina Smirnoff

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n just six short months, Larry and, in the past two years, Kabinoff and Deb Knowles they have remodeled 45 purchased, renovated and homes together. moved into their temporary “We bring homes back up home at 443 Bird Key Drive. to what they should be, even Originally built in 1966, the better than what they were three-bedroom, three-bath originally,” says Kabinoff about home on Bird Key was, their renovation venin fact, original. The tures. home had never But this home been renovated wasn’t just a reuntil now. sale renovaKabinoff betion project gan designing for Kabinoff and buildand Knowles. ing commerThey decided cial spaces in this home was 1975. In 2002, both an excelhe moved into lent remodeling residential buildproject and a nice ing and remodelplace to stay while ing. In 2011, the building their new couple combined home on Siesta Larry Kabinoff and Deb Knowles with their dogs their business and Key. design talents, Gracie, Chiquita and Jazzy When it comes

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to choosing homes to renovate, Kabinoff and Knowles don’t just take on any home that needs renovating. The homes they choose must have the right structure and potential with which work.

“Larry has excellent vision. He has the ability to look at something and see what it could be,” says Knowles. “He is creative, and I’m the budget person — we are a good balancing act.”

The potential for a larger, more open floor plan is what attracted Knowles and Kabinoff to this home on Bird Key. “She says, ‘Take that wall out, take that wall out and take that wall out,’” says Kabinoff about

Knowles’ mindset when going into a renovation. They removed several portions of walls as part of the project to enhance the open feel of the house.

“The original design was very open, but we found ways to make it even better,” says Knowles.

The renovation

The renovation duo first came up with an integrated design for the inside and outside of the home. The goal was to soften the home, while keeping its Southwest theme.

“We work hard to incorporate the identity of the original architecture to keep the house

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The main living area

The original living room sat at a lower level than the rest of the home and was squared off

by wrought-iron gates. Knowles and Kabinoff tore out the gates and filled the floor with concrete to make it one level.

The original stucco fireplace was refinished, and a granite hearth was added. The warm colors were chosen to make the

area pop — and to expand on the Southwest feel the fireplace gives to the living room.

Favorite element: “The fabulous 32-foot slider that runs across the main living area that opens onto the pool cage and serves as a transition from the indoor and outdoor spaces,” says Knowles. “We love to take advantage of the beautiful Florida weather and the lush landscaping by blurring the line between the indoors and the outdoors.”

Exterior

The original home was entirely flagstone — they took it off, refinished the stucco and painted the home a more appealing color. Stack stone was added around the front gate for as an accent. The roof and the garage door were replaced. They added pavers to the driveway to give the exterior of the home a unique element. Kabinoff designed a new gate for the entrance of the courtyard, which gives the exterior of the home the same contemporary feel of the inside.

Biggest challenge: “Turning the dropped ceiling in the original kitchen from a disadvantage into a major feature,” says Knowles.

“We maintained portions of the dropped ceiling and added special lighting to create an architectural highlight.”

The kitchen

Knowles and Kabinoff tore out everything in the pool area, except the original plant beds lining the cage. They added new pavers, resurfaced the pool

and put in a new pool cage. “We wanted to make it a beautiful retreat,” Knowles says.

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The Sarasota real estate market continued an amazing streak in July – a 30.3% increase over July 2012 and 3.2% higher than the June 2013 total. The first seven months of 2013 are still tracking to make the overall year one of the biggest in SAR’s history. The other major news of the month was the major rebound in the median sale price for single family homes – a 16% increase over last year at this time. If current trend levels continue, this will be the biggest year-to-year increase for single famiy home prices in four years. “With sales up dramatically and prices also trending upward, the popularity and strength of the Sarasota market is unquestionable,” said SAR president Roger Piro. “The quality of the properties on the market, plus our overall attraction to both domestic and foreign buyers, has made this one of the best years on record to this point.” “The fact that we saw sales 30% hight this July than last July seems to be the biggest news this summer in local real estate,” said Piro. “Most agents are clearly not taking the summer off and vacationing, because the buyers are here and they are anxious to buy in this area. This is a positive, historic time. This is just a genuinely popular place to live and invest in real estate.” The July 2013 inventory was very near the lowest level in the past decade.” Last year we saw the market continue to show strength through the end of the year, so I’m hoping for the same in 2013,” said Piro.

“The fact that we saw sales 30 percent higher this July than last July seems to be the biggest news this summer in local real estate.”

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Every bathroom has a different tile motif, each from the same color palette so that the theme continues throughout the home, but gives each room character of its own.

Biggest indulgence: “Completely tearing out the old courtyard and creating a new dramatic space outlined by the customdesigned gates,” says Knowles.

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