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Taiwan Sister City Connection featured at

August Exhibit at Village of Bartlett Art Gallery

A rts in Bartlett is excited to present “Light and Shadow,” a photogra-

phy exhibit on loan from the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Chi-

cago (TECO). The photographs will be featured August 2-29 at the Bart-

lett Village Hall Art Gallery, with a re-

ception and ribbon cutting at 2 p.m.,

Wednesday, August 6. This exhibit,

presented by Arts in Bartlett, is in rec-

ognition of the connection to Taiwan

through Bartlett’s Sister City, Miaoli

City, established by the Village and

Arts in Bartlett in 2010.

The exhibit features two female pho-

tographers from Taiwan. Chang Hsiu-

huang’s landscapes offer a scenic tour

of Taiwan, from the mounts to the

sea, from the urban to the rural.

Chang Yung-chieh’s series of photos

of the village of Kochapongane explore

the wisdom of the aboriginal Rukai cul-

tural traditions.

The August 6 reception at 2 p.m. in Bartlett Village Hall includes a rib-

bon cutting with Bartlett Village President Kevin Wallace, other Village

trustees, and TECO Director General Baushuan Ger. The reception fol-

lowing includes a performance by the Chicago Hakka Chorus and Bart-

lett International Chorus, along with refreshments.

AIB Calendar Now until August 30 Passport to Adventure Bartlett Center for the Arts, Thurs. & Sat. 10-4; Friday noon to 7. Free. (see article page 2)

August 2nd - 29th “Light and Shadow” Exhibit from Taiwan Mon-Fri. 8:30AM-4:30PM Sat. 9am-Noon. Free Bartlett Village Hall Art Gallery, 2nd Floor, 228 S. Main

August 5th National Night Out 5-9 pm. Bartlett’s big Picnic in the Park presented by the Bartlett Police. Arts in Bartlett will be there with its “Sit and Knit a Bit” table.

August 6th “Light and Shadow” Ribbon Cutting and Reception 2:00PM, Bartlett Village Hall Art Gallery, 2nd Floor, 228 S. Main St. Free

August 6th Dine-Around for the Arts Join us at Nicodino’s on Rt. 59 and Stearns from 5-10 p.m. See coupon on page 5.

August 25th Arts in Bartlett Board Meeting At 6:30pm in Log Cabin. Bartlett Park. All members are welcome to attend.

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“Treasure Ship”

by Chang Yung-chieh

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Bartlett International Chorus

The Chorus rehearses Wednesday nights at 7PM at the Bartlett Center for the Arts, 118 W. Bartlett Ave. Join us if you like to sing and can read music. Contact Rita at 630-956-8814, or email [email protected].

Bartlett Public Library 800 S. Bartlett Rd., 630-837-2855

August 7th A World Gone Mad: World War I 7:00PM. Historian Jim Gibbons will take you through one of the most catastrophic wars in our nation’s history, highlighting significant events that thrust the US into the conflict.

August 17th A Day at an English Manor House 2:00PM. Inspired by the PBS series Downtown Abbey, you’ll meet the Lord and Lady, their daughters, their butlers and the staff below the stairs. The Tea Ladies will show fashion and other timely items as well as invite you to help in creating a fascinating story.

Bartlett Park District August 30th Movie in the Park: Mulan 7:00PM. Celebrate the year of the Horse at the Summer Chinese New Year Party at Bartlett Nature Center Shelter, 2054 W. Stearns Rd in James “Pate” Philip State Park.

Guitars in Bartlett

Tuesdays 7-9PM. For more info contact Paul Barrath at 847-891-9214.

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“Light and Shadow” exhibit cont.

“Sun Moon Lake” by Chang Hsiu-huang

Did you notice? This month’s news-letter debuts our new look! An up-dated modern logo designed by Darren Brady, Board mem-ber, graphic de-signer, and contrac-tor for the new Arts Center, was the cor-nerstone for Becca Rameriz’s revised newsletter design. See page 10-11 to read all about pro-gress on our move and the vision Dar-ren has created for the Arts Center. Thanks to both for their excellent work.

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Come to National Night Out, 5-9 pm, Tuesday Aug. 5 and knit a row or two for our big Fiber Art project to be completed by Bartlett Heritage Days, Sept. 5-7. For more information, please contact Linda Kinnaman at [email protected] for details. Also if you have any yarns, unfinished &/or abandoned projects, hooks, knitting needles, etc. to donate & share, please let her

know.

Here Carolyn Finzer from Naperville greeted interested people at the “Sit and Knit a Bit” tent at the June Arts Festival. She crocheted flowers for children to tie to their wrists, pigtails, and headbands.

Passport to Adventure Ends August 30th

Passport to adventure is a free program that encourages families to

explore the educational attractions in our area. It ends Labor Day.

Hurry and get your book stamped at Arts in Bartlett for this year’s

Passport to Adventure. We have a craft for kids to make a Dream

Catcher and learn what these meant to American Indian tribes.

Passport to Adventure book lists 62 museums, nature centers and

other sites around Bartlett and surrounding area.


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COLOR MY WORLD CHILDREN’S ART STUDIO Phone: 224-208-5707

Offering quality and affordable art classes and programs for kids, ages 3-18.

Located in the Bartlett Center for the Arts 118 West Bartlett Avenue, #2 Bartlett, IL 60103

All August 2014 Summer Art Camps are full. Call to reserve your spot at a Summer Super Saturday Open Studio Art session: August 9 & 16. 11 am-5 pm on the hour.

by calling Kathryn Benton at 224.208.5707 or Email [email protected]

Summer Nature Camp at Color My World Children’s Art Studio

Miss Becca helps student complete their fish ponds at Nature Camp.

Their embellished sun visors show their individuality and creativity.

A Fun Idea for Families from Miss Kathryn

This is a creative and fun recycled craft

Supplies you will need: An old white flat sheet or a plain white plastic shower liner Some colorful paints Paint brushes Clothes to get messy in And a creative child!

Enjoy an afternoon of painting!


5th in the series of Dine-Around Fundraisers

August 6th at Nicodino’s Pizza Co. & Café

5 p.m. to 10 p.m.

This Dine-Around for the Arts at Nicodino's Pizza Co. & Cafe includes hand tossed pizzas,

gourmet salads, paninis, specialty sandwiches, desserts and more.

As a restaurant that supports the community, Nicodino’s give back, with a portion of the cost

of your meal donated to Arts in Bartlett. Dine in only. All you have to do is bring the flyer below.

Enjoy dinner with family and friends, have a date night, or join a group going for dinner.

Nicodino’s is located at 892 S. Route 59, Bartlett.

This group was among several who attended the July 21 “Dine – Around for the Arts” event at O’Hare’s Irish Pub in Bartlett that donated a portion of each person’s check to Arts in Bartlett. (L-R) Darren and Windy Brady, Doro-thy Deen, Jenny and Gary Vogt, Jenny’s friend who drove out from Chicago, Rita Lopienski, Ruth Beckner and Kathryn Benton.


Thursday Adult Art Classes Still Have Space

Gayle Frankovitch has just started her 4th series of six-week-long Art Studio Workshop on Thursdays from 10 am to noon. This session focuses on finishing a painting start to finish, step by step. So far, the class has gathered references and has been focusing on light theory. A preview of some things to come: how to create thumbnail sketches, use color theory, painting with watercolor mediums and canvases preparation.

Thursday Sessions, 10 a.m. to noon, remaining sessions Aug 7, 14, 21 and 28. At Arts in Bartlett Center for the Arts, 118 W. Bartlett Ave Price: $100 Arts in Bartlett member price: $120 for nonmembers All experience levels are welcome from beginner to professional Techniques to be introduced will be customized according to students’ preferences and may include

watercolor, pencil drawing, studio time to work on works in progress, as well as gentle critique. If a student misses a class, Gayle will go over missed material at the next class, but no refund or makeup

class will be offered. Visit the Adult Art page on www.artinbartlett.org to learn about Gayle. You can also access a supplies list, registration form and pay online if you wish. If you do not have access to the internet, please call 630-372-4152 to have information mailed to you.

Arts in Bartlett events add to 2014 Heritage Days

S eptember 5-7, 2014, brings Bartlett Heritage Days back to downtown Bartlett and Arts in Bartlett has several activities in the lineup: Fiber public art project to be unveiled during Heritage Days. If you want

in on the secret and can contribute some swatches of knitting, please contact Linda Kinnaman at [email protected]. We’ll be working on it at National Night Out Aug 5th in Bartlett Park, so stop by and knit a row or two.

Bartlett’s Antique Road Show. Start looking for possible treasures for evaluation Sunday, September, 7, noon to 4 p.m. in the Log Cabin at Bartlett Park. John Hilliard, an antique dealer and auctioneer, will give you the benefit of his experience and expertise for $5 an item. Local artists will also have works on display in the Log Cabin. For best evaluation, send a photo by email to [email protected] in ad-vance. This is a fundraiser for Arts in Bartlett.

Decorative Boxes Art contest. This year, our art contest for Heritage Days is to decorate a box — any size, any material, newly made or recycled. Just bring it to the little park by the AT&T building at Main and Railroad, Saturday, Sept. 6 between 10 a.m. and 2:30 pm for judging. Awards given at 3 p.m. Boxes will be on display in the Arts Center until the holiday party, where they will be part of a silent auction. See page 12 for full details and rules.

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orothy Deen, Cello Instructor D

630-301-2519 [email protected]

WHY TAKE PRIVATE LESSONS?: It is the single

most effective way to learn the healthy habits and

techniques of joyful cello playing for a lifetime!

WHERE?: Inside her private studio in the Bartlett

Center for the Arts. North of the Bartlett Metra

Station & FREE 4-hr parking.

118 W. Bartlett Ave., #2 630-372-4152 e-mail: [email protected] www.artsinbartlett.org

Ms. Deen has a Masters Degree in cello performance & pedagogy from NIU and has

been a professional cellist & instructor for the past 25 years. She is passionate about

cultivating the joy of music and the arts.

Letter from the President

August Greetings,

Arts in Bartlett is moving full steam ahead! We are preparing for the move to our new Center for the Arts in the Town Center. We are going through our collection of items in the basement storage of our current location and preparing to have a garage sale soon. We are also get-ting items for the renovation of the new location, and there will be work that requires people power, such as painting. If you are willing to assist in the process, please contact us by email

([email protected]) or phone (630-372-4152).

In addition, we will be working on other fundraisers, especially “12 for 12”. Details on this are in the newsletter on page

11.

Our monthly Dine-Around for the Arts fundraising program continues. Each month we encourage members, friends and families to support a local restaurant that is sponsoring us by giving a percentage of the sales to Arts in Bartlett. The Au-gust Dine-Around will take place at Nicodino’s Pizza Co. and Café on the 6th from 5 to 10 p.m. . Please take advantage

of good food, with good company, for a good cause!

It’s still our membership that sustains Arts in Bartlett, a volunteer-run arts council, so please continue to support us with your membership and invite new individuals, organizations and businesses to join. It is this grassroots advocacy that grows the arts. Now is a perfect time to join or encourage others to join during our Summer Membership Special Rate. Those joining now will enjoy benefits during the rest of 2014 and all of 2015. Go to Join Us page on our website to join online or to

get information on sending in a check.

If you are able to volunteer at our Center for the Arts, especially on Saturdays, but also when Art Center Director Ce-cilia Green is out of town on Thursday or Friday, please let us know. Please contact us through phone, email or website,

as found in this newsletter.

We really need our membership’s input and brainstorming on fundraising, sponsorships, membership drives, program-ming and more. All Arts in Bartlett members are invited to come to the next Board meeting on August 25 at 6:30pm in the Log Cabin. We hope that you feel an investment to bring the arts to Bartlett, volunteer to join a committee, attend our

events, and spread the news about Arts in Bartlett, a vibrant arts council!

Thanks!

Rita Lopienski

Half-price tickets for Fiddler on the Roof

Dorothy Deen is playing in the orchestra for Fiddler on the Roof at the Cahn Audi-torium in Evanston. and she is able to offer Arts in Bartlett members ½ price tickets on the following dates: Saturday, August 9, 8 pm Sunday, August 10, 2 pm Wednesday, August 13, 2 pm Friday, August 15, 8 pm Wednesday, August 20, 2 pm Saturday, August 23, 8 pm Code is TRADITION at 847-920-5360 or www.lightoperaworks.org

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June Field Trip to The Art Institute

E very seat was filled on the trolley that took 28 from the Metra Union Station to The Art Institute of Chicago for the 19th Annual Ka-leidoscope Family Day. Above, the tour guides explain how to make sure visitors are an arm’s distance from paintings. Right, the tour guide shows a 5th Century AD funerary statue of a woman on her horse in the Asian gallery. Bottom right, Miss Becca and friend Amanda Kim pretend to be Ferris and Sloane from the movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” Below: While looking at a painting called “Still Life with Monkey, Fruits, and Flowers” from 1724, by Jean-Baptiste Oudry, the guide challenged each family to come up with a story on how the monkey got on the roof.


(L-R) Jim Plonczynski of Bartlett’s Economic Development office stops in before the board meeting to enjoy Ron Jurcy’s art with Eileen and gallery manager Lambert Lucietto.

Ava Barclay points out her favorite “New York Rainy Street” to her mom Kathleen Malick.

Ron Jurcy Reception Attracts Art Lovers

Greta Pfeifer (left) and Sue Stocks (right) enjoy Jurcy’s sense of humor while talking about Warm Winter Sunset”.

W hen Ron Jurcy from Streamwood retired from 30 years of owning his own import business, he thought

he’d try his hand at painting, a hobby that puzzled his golf buddies. Still golfing and painting, Ron has enjoyed

some success at selling work, much to his surprise. He credits a teacher with showing him how to look at things

differently, so he called his July oil and acrylic exhibit at Bartlett Village Hall “Art Through My Eyes.”


W ith an increasing demand for existing programs and studio space for artists and musicians, Arts in

Bartlett, the local nonprofit arts council founded in 2002, has signed a lease with Bartlett Commercial LLC to

move its Bartlett Center for the Arts to 215 S. Main Street in Town Center.

“When we moved three years ago to our 3rd location at 118 W. Bartlett Ave,” said Cecilia Green, Arts Center

Director, “we thought we were set for several years.”

However, with the addition of Color My World Children’s Art Studio and Dorothy Deen’s Cello Studio, the in-terest in these and other programs and inquiries for more studios exceeded what could be provided in the 1300 sq. ft. space. With more than 220 members, many of those being family memberships that include at least three people, Arts in Bartlett’s reach has nearly tripled in the past two years. Now more than 100 children come through the Color My World Children’s Art Studio each week and an active adult art lesson series, the International Chorus rehearsals and networking groups fill the Arts Center each week. “It was clear that to continue to work toward the vision of Bartlett and the surrounding community as one

that values and supports the arts, we must launch a new growth initiative,” said President Rita Lopienski.

“We saw the momentum building for the cultural arts to have an even larger impact on Bartlett’s economy

and quality of life.”

Wanting to stay in downtown Bartlett, Cecilia Green, director of the Arts Center, began working with Robert Perri, broker with GC Realty & Development LLC in Bartlett to find a larger space. After considering several options, Perri worked with Barry Millman of Horizon Realty Service to secure the former Black Tie Salon loca-tion with 2,750 sq. ft. “We liked the interesting architectural features, the front windows to make the gallery very visible, and a performance space with high ceilings,” Green said. “And the fact there was already six studio spaces built out will make our renovations much easier.” Five studios are already spoken for and will be occu-pied by Dorothy Deen’s Cello Studio; Kathryn Ben-ton’s Color My World Children’s Art Studio; graphic designer Darren Brady, photographer Windy Brady and artists Linda Kinnaman and Jenny Vogt will share a space. Anyone interested in the last studio should contact [email protected] or call 630-372-4152 for an application.

Growth Prompts Arts in Bartlett’s Move to Bartlett’s Town Center

Robert Perry and Rita Lopienski sign the lease for the new location.


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Arts in Bartlett hopes to move into Town Center in October. “We are fortunate that many of our members

are donating labor, so our budget is principally for materials and the required licensed professionals for elec-

tric and plumbing,” Green said.

The move is also being aided by a state Youth Employment Grant that provides up to 80 hours of paid work

for high school students, by donations from

home supply stores and by a generous donation

by patron Jeanette Edwards. More than $2,000

was raised this year in donations to a Growth

Fund.

A digital fundraising campaign called

“12x12x12” will be launched later in August ask-

ing local residents to go on artsinbartlett.org to

donate $12 a family by the 12th month

(December) during its 12th Anniversary Year. A

list of needed materials and furnishing will also

be listed on the website for those who would

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What our new space looks like now...


Decorate a Box… and Bring It to the Heritage Days Art Competition September 6

Get ready for the 3rd Annual Heritage Days Decorative Arts Competition sponsored by Arts in Bartlett. Remember the chairs and birdhouse competi-tions the past two years? This year’s competition is for the best decorative box. Here are the details.

A rts in Bartlett is looking for participants who have a creative flair, an inter-est in having a lot of fun, and willing to help donate their creation for a wonderful cause! We are hosting our 3rd Annual Decorative Arts competition for all ages that will be showcased at the annual Heritage Days Festi-val on September 6. Boxes may be decorated by a group or an individual, and participants should bring their decorated box to the park at Railroad and Main Street by the AT&T building, between 10:00 AM and 2:30 PM on September 6. The decorated boxes will be judged, exhibited at a gallery, and donated for a silent auction event later in the year for the youth scholarship and Budding Talent Grant. The criteria for selecting the win-ners includes: artistic impression, originality, quality and aesthetic appeal. The winners for each category will receive a ribbon, certificate and free 1-yr. membership to Arts in Bartlett. They will also be featured in press releases. For more information contact Rita Lopienski, President of Arts in Bartlett, at 630-956-8814. Eligibility: Open to all of any age. Entries can be designed by individuals or by groups. Specifications: Boxes of any size or material will be accepted. No limit on number of entries, and one entry form per box. The boxes will be donated for purpose of auctioning at the 12 Year Anniversary Party in the 12th month (December 2014). Setup Date and Time: Saturday, Sept. 6, 2014 at the park at Railroad and Main Streets by the AT&T building.. Check-in: 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM; Judging: 2:30 - 3:00 PM; Award Ceremony: 3:00 PM Additional Exhibiting: Following the competition, boxes will be on exhibit at the Arts in Bartlett Gallery and Center for the Arts until the 12th Anniversary Party and Auction.

Application Form: Application forms will be available at the park on Sept 6. Forms will be completed the day of the event. Awards: There will be three categories, awarded with a ribbon, certificate and Arts in Bartlett membership. The winners will be promoted in newsletters and newspapers. A jury of fine arts and crafts professionals will select the winners in the three categories. All winners will be announced at 3:00 PM. The three categories include: Best Theme Bartlett Heritage (ie: trains, dairy, historical, Sister City Int., etc.) Most Creative Deadline of Submission: No later than 2:30 PM on Sept. 6 at the park by AT&T.


Celebration Dinners

The planning committee for the Aug. 6 reception and ribbon cutting have lunch at TL’s Four Seasons July 31 after discussing how to to set up the exhibit “Light and Shadow” on loan from the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office. (L-R) Cecilia Green, Arts Center Director; Sam Hughes and Scott Skrycki from Village of Bartlett ad-ministration; Lambert Lucietto, gallery manager; Presi-dent of Midwest Hakka Association Eric Chiou; Mei Lin, Arts in Bartlett Board member; TECO Deputy Director Andy Tseng, and Paul Wang.

Kathryn Benton (left) and CK Knapp (standing) lead the

applause for the volunteers who made another successful

Arts Festival possible at the Volunteer Pizza Party, July 28

at the Log Cabin.

(L-R) Eileen Lucietto, Artist Relations Committee, with Lam-

bert Lucietto, Kathryn Benton, Volunteer Coordinator, Bill

and Fran Beltz, Breakfast Volunteers, enjoy the pizza and

good company.


New Members Andrew Brhel, Bartlett Marta Dolan, Bartlett Nalani Etes, Bartlett Nicole Farwell, Bartlett Steve and Dorie Gordon, Roselle Laura Kehl Family, Roselle Leona Ketterl, River Grove Janine Maloney, Bloomingdale Megan McBrearty Family, Bartlett Dawn McElroy, West Chicago Bernie Orenstien, Bartlett Dimple Shah, Bartlett Tony, Hope and Coral Herbert, Bartlett

Patron of the Arts Mike & Lori Airdo Jeanette Croonquist Edwards CK & Harrison Knapp

2014 Sustaining Members TL & Tom Arends Bartlett Character Counts Coalition Ruth Beckner Kevin & Kathryn Benton Kitty & Shang Chang CK & Harrison Knapp Stan & Robin LaBancz Eileen and Lambert Lucietto Catherine Melchert Anita Werderich

Civic Members Bartlett Parks Foundation Bartlett Public Library Bartlett Woman’s Club Clare Oaks Retirement Community Hanover Township Senior Center Hanover Park Park District

Corporate Members * new 2014

Please support these businesses. *American Chartered Bank, 338 S. Main Bartlett Vision Center PC, 211 S. Main St. *BMO Harris Bank, 335 S. Main St. The Claremont of Hanover Park, 200 W. Lake St. Derango Family Dental, 104 S. Oak Ave. *Event Tex, 847-304-4100; [email protected] A.Mategrano DDS, 164 Bartlett Plaza Renewal by Anderson, Glenview IL Victory Centre of Bartlett, 1101 W. Bartlett Rd. Village of Bartlett, 228 S. Main St * Mary McFarland, ReMax Central, 455 N. Roselle Rd, Roselle IL, 60172. 630-539-4004. marym-cfarland.com

2014 Growth Initiative Donors Jenivef Altintop, Kevin & Kathryn Benton, Mary Beth Block, Kristin Degruy, Margaret Fischer, Ron Greco, Cecilia & Darrell Green, Lisa Hennessy, Marianne Andersen Iannarelli, Colleen Karolewicz, Emily Lam, Shaun Li, Jim & Mei Lin, Angie & Mike Loda, Rita and Larry Lopienski, Lambert & Eileen Lucietto, Catherine Melchert, Megan Meinhardt Fam-ily, Larry & Marianne Nyberg, Jim & Marlene Palmer, John & Laura Pepin, Mark & Christine Preissig, Alice Refvik, Pat Russell, Carlene & David Thompson, Shirley & John Whitmer, Megan Meinhardt

Arts In Bartlett Board of Directors President: Rita Lopienski Vice President: Treasurer: Sue Stocks Secretary: Kathleen Malick Directors at Large: Kathryn Benton, Windy Brady, Darren Brady, Marianne Iannarelli, CK & Harrison Knapp, Wesley Kochan, Mei Lin, Phyllis Muhling, Marianne Nyberg, Jim Palmer

Newsletter Guest Editor: Becca Ramirez Art Festival: Sue Stocks Summer Interns: Andrew Brhel and Becca Ramirez Bartlett International Chorus and Adult Theatre: Rita Lopienski Village Gallery Managers: Rita Lopienski & Lambert Lucietto

Liaisons Bartlett Heritage Days: Cecilia Green Bartlett Historical Society: Jim Palmer Bartlett Park District: Stephanie FitzSimons Library: Carol Shoenthal Tri-Village Garden Club: Sue Wells Village of Bartlett: Scott Skrycki Bartlett Woman’s Club: Kathleen Malick

Chinese Fine Art Society: Mei Lin Legal Counsel: Mike Airdo

TO CONTACT US Arts Center Director, Cecilia Green, 630-372.4152. [email protected]

Arts in Bartlett's programs are partially supported by the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency, and the Village of Bartlett.

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