Studio 1219 | News:Studio 1219 news and announcements. 2008-06-25T01:07:31Z Copyright (c) 2008, Lorrie ExpressionEngine tag:studio1219.com,2008:06:25 tag:studio1219.com,2008:news/1.475 2008-05-14T18:12:01Z 2008-06-17T22:38:29Z class listings to find the camp(s) that are for you! If you sign up for 3 or more half day camps, you will receive $10.00 off each camp! Have your child attend all summer; ask about our extended time for extra art making. PLEASE register one week before the start of a class or camp. All classes are based on enrollment. ]]> tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.2 2007-01-22T22:36:00Z 2007-02-25T02:49:18Z FEATURED ARTISTS FOR FEBRUARY IN THE VAN GOGH GALLERY: Walt Badgerow, Brian Ferriby, Mike Beeler, Greg Lashbrook, John Henry, David Armstrong, Drew Mathers, Dean Lavery, Roger Hansel, Rick Russel, Trevor Korns, Sam Borg, and Donny Burton. ]]> tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.3 2007-01-22T22:39:00Z 2007-02-10T23:16:39Z tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.60 2007-01-31T22:37:01Z 2007-02-23T03:04:07Z tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.5 2007-02-02T20:37:00Z 2007-02-10T23:15:14Z tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.61 2007-02-03T22:52:00Z 2007-02-23T02:56:29Z tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.62 2007-02-09T22:57:00Z 2007-02-23T03:04:25Z tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.83 2007-02-13T18:28:00Z 2007-02-24T22:33:32Z maureen@studio1219.com. ]]> tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.84 2007-02-24T18:35:00Z 2007-08-10T13:39:30Z tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.97 2007-04-24T15:00:00Z 2007-04-24T15:44:10Z tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.124 2007-05-25T18:25:00Z 2007-06-29T13:54:21Z Raku Yard at the festival. The process takes about one hour and leaves you with a beautiful decorative piece of pottery. We will host a Pottery Olympics on the county stage that is open to anyone that pre-registers. Who can throw the fastest? Who can throw the tallest–blind folded? The audience will determine the winners! Check out the Arts in Action Tent filled with potters, glass and wood artists demonstrating their talents. Don't forget the kids... they will have a great time in the Children's Art Experience Tent with glass, and clay projects. It's all for FREE. Call to Artists is on going until September 1st, 2007. Just download an application (PDF - Artist Application) for the festival and submit it. Volunteers: Even if you're not an artist you can still participate, we need lots of volunteers; download the Volunteer Form (PDF) that gives you opportunities to help in other areas. Food venders: Contact . Where: Port Huron, south of the Black River, Between Studio 1219 (1219 Military) and The Port Huron Museum (1115 Sixth St.) including Grace Episcopal Church (1213 Sixth St.) parking Lot. This event is hosted in conjunction with the Arts and History Museum in Port Huron. ]]> tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.127 2007-07-02T13:33:00Z 2007-07-02T14:51:11Z tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.129 2007-07-02T14:59:00Z 2007-08-23T13:48:35Z tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.130 2007-07-14T17:21:00Z 2007-07-14T17:28:22Z Thursday, July 19th at 7:00 p.m. The exhibition is highlighted by the arrival of nine new works by this distinguished artist. The initial reception was held on Friday, June 29th and Bob's 'Lost Legends of the Lake' went over so well that he has been asked to do a repeat performance. There is no cost and it is a great opportunity to meet the artist and discuss his work. Fellow artist Stuart Pidasel said, "I came to the reception to view Bob's new works and came away enjoying his presentation as much as his paintings." McGreevy has been painting and modeling lake vessels for over 30 years. McGreevy's nine latest works are taken from his three new series: "Lost Legends of the Lakes," "Great Lakes Classics," and "Aircraft of the Great Lakes." Reproductions of these works will be available for purchase, throughout July, as "gicle'e" prints, an advanced method of printing that uses archival inks for greater-color fastness and clarity. "Bob's presentation was so well received at the inception of his exhibit", states Gallery Director David Stoneberg, "that we have asked him to allow people a second opportunity to come and listen to his narrative." ]]> tag:studio1219.com,2007:news/1.132 2007-07-14T17:35:00Z 2007-07-21T22:47:43Z Plein Aire Painters Lezly Straub and Rhonda Johnson paint at Lighthouse Beach and encourage other artists to join them each Saturday from 9 a.m. till noon. This August a group of Plein Aire painters will be showing their artwork at Studio 1219 in the Van Gogh Gallery. Since last summer, most Saturday mornings Rhonda Johnson, Lezly Straub or Stefanie Kruchko-Hanson can be seen setting up various easels and materials to paint at Lighthouse Park. Plein aire is a fancy French word for painting outside. The group likes the term plein aire because to them it conveys the quality of an experience that is both exhilarating and relaxing. "Working in the fresh air is different than working in the studio," says Stefanie Kruchjo-Hanson. "It is a refreshing change." Stefanie has a BA in Art from St. Mary's college, and a Master's in painting from the University of Iowa. She is an adjunct faculty of St. Clair Community College. ]]>