The Art of Compassion

Art Studio Space

Good day friends,

I hope this finds you well.  I have returned from a long sojourn back to Roc, as of Friday. I now find I am searching for an additional room mate at my studio at Anderson Alley. The 3 of us would share 600 sq. ft. (200 per person), the rent would be approximately $185 a month.  Kathleen is a pastel landscape painter and I will do mixed media.  My huge table will be disassembled to offer a new type of creative space.  Please spread the word.  I need to make changes soon in the studio or give it up.

Call me to discuss. 585-473-6988 or email:  susankukle@gmail.com

thanks!
Susan

Pegasus Early Music October 1 and 3, 2010

Pegasus Early Music
An English Treasury
  

An English Treasury
Laura Heimes, soprano, 
and Deborah Fox, lutes
October 1 and 3, 2010


















Please join us for the first concert of our 6th season!  Soprano Laura Heimes, a long-time Rochester audience favorite, will team up with Pegasus Early Music Artistic Director and lutenist Deborah Fox for An English Treasury, featuring English lute songs from the 16th and 17th centuries.  From the love songs of John Dowland to the timeless works of Henry Purcell, our program will explore the colorful variety of English lute songs.  Included will be a song attributed to Queen Anne Boleyn, written as she waited for her beheading; a set of songs from Shakespeare plays; and songs by Nicholas Lanier, lutenist and gentleman art dealer.

The concerts take place in two venues, both perfect for the intimate spell of a song recital.  Friday night's concert will be held in the familiar and evocative wood-paneled salon in the Academy of Medicine will be the venue for Friday night.  Sunday's concert will take place in an exciting new venue, at the Colgate Rochester Crozier Divinity School.  You are sure to enjoy the warm, lively acoustics of this beautiful stone and stained-glass chapel. 

Friday, October 1, 2010, 8pm
Pre-concert talk at 7:15pm
Rochester Academy of Medicine
1441 East Avenue, Rochester, 14610

Sunday, October 3, 2010, 4pm
Pre-concert talk at 3:15pm
Colgate Rochester Crozier Divinity School Chapel
1100 S. Goodman Street, Rochester 14620

Further information: 703-3990 or www.PegasusEarlyMusic.org

Click here to buy tickets now!
Tickets:
Patron $55; General $25; Senior $20; Student $15 
(Patron tickets include Preferred Seating and a tax-deductible donation to Pegasus Early Music)
Series subscriptions also available.
Tickets available at 703-3990, Parkleigh, or www.PegasusEarlyMusic.org

Laura Heimes, soprano, is a native of Rochester, and attended local schools and SUNY Geneseo. Well-known for her many appearances in Rochester with Pegasus Early Music, Publick Musick, GEMS, and the Rochester Chamber Orchestra, she has also collaborated with many of the leading figures in early music, including Andrew Lawrence King, Julianne Baird, Tempesta di Mare, The King's Noyse, Paul O'Dette, Chatham Baroque, Apollo's Fire, The New York Collegium, Brandywine Baroque, Trinity Consort, and Piffaro - The Renaissance Band, a group with whom she has toured the United States.  She has been heard at the Boston, Connecticut and Indianapolis Early Music Festivals, at the Oregon and Philadelphia Bach Festivals under the baton of Helmuth Rilling, at the Carmel Bach Festival under Bruno Weil, and in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, Brazil in concerts of Bach and Handel.


Deborah Fox, lutenist, is the Artistic Director of Pegasus Early Music, and maintains an active free-lance career, performing as chamber musician and opera continuo. She has performed with many of the major baroque ensembles and festivals in the US and Canada, with trips to Europe and Australia as well.


This concert is made possible
with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency,
by  the Gouvernet Arts Fund at the Community Foundation,
and by our generous donors.

Pegasus Early Music
Deborah Fox, Artistic Director
211 Cobbs Hill Drive
Rochester, NY 14610
www.PegasusEarlyMusic.org
info@pegasusearlymusic.org
(585)703-3990
Pegasus Early Music is a 501c3 non-profit arts organization

Rochester Art Supply Trade Show2010

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Empire State College Exhibit

From Steve Barley

Dear Colleagues,

I am delighted that Jeno Horvath asked me to be a guest at your meeting.  Your artistic diversity, your mastery of your disciplines, and your welcoming attitudes amazed me.  Thank you so much for a good time, and for the promise of more good times ahead.  Jeno has been my colleague for years.  My wife, Joyce, and I have many of his works of photographic art in our home, so we are able to enjoy his expressions whenever we please.

My forms of expression in verbal arts have included writing for Eastman Kodak Company, Xerox Corporation, and other companies. If any members of ABG wish to have me cooperate in their ventures, I shall be glad to give it my best.

I look forward to being with you Tuesdays. 

Sincerely,

sd barley
"Steve"

Genesee Center for the Arts & Education

Coming up - This Friday!

Are you a ceramic artist and you spend most of your time in the pottery studio? Or maybe you're a photographer who spends hours developing in one of our darkrooms. Well, if you've ever wondered what the other parts of the Arts Center look like, here's your chance. We have not one, not two, but THREE opening receptions on ONE night!

The entire building will be bustling with artists and art-appreciators alike as all of our program areas host opening receptions. Grab a glass of wine and wander through our three exhibits.

Friday, September 17, 7-9 pm
(History in the Making begins at 6pm)
Genesee Center for the Arts & Education

History in the Making
Firehouse Gallery at Genesee Pottery
 The History in the Making exhibit showcases contemporary ceramic work from all across the country. Juried by Peter Beasecker from Syracuse University, this show attracts the top ceramicists in the field.

 *Piece in photo by Sean O'Connell


Roy Sowers: A Retrospective
Printing & Book Arts Gallery
Roy is the assistant in our Printing & Book Arts program. Photographic and other mixed media pieces from his career will be displayed.

Original Stain: New Alternative Imaging
Community Darkroom Gallery

The description 'alternative processes' covershistorical or commercially abandoned ways of creating imagery used by artists and photographers today.

Featuring works by Susan Anderson, Michael Bartolotta, Jenn Libby, Michael Leonard, Tammie Malarich, Jen Perena, Terri Sipone, Monika Ueffinger.

*Photo by Jenn Libby

pARTners Art Mentoring Program Exhibit

The pARTners Art Mentoring program pairs professional artists one-on-one with
artists with developmental disabilities in a studio setting.  The art pairs
work together for six weeks creating art and learning new techniques while
also learning about each other.  The program recently completed its third year
and we will celebrate its conclusion with an exhibit at Garden Café Gallery
in the Pieters Family Life Center.  We hope you’ll join us for this special
event.

pARTners exhibit
The Garden Café Gallery at the Pieters Family Life Center
Opening reception: Friday, October 1st, 6-8pm
Exhibit runs through November 16th

PFLC is located at  1025 Commons Way, Rochester
Phone: 585-487-3500

Asian Brush Painting & Calligraphy with Dr. Alice Chen

Asian Brush Painting
& Calligraphy
with Dr. Alice Chen

Tuesday, Sept. 7 @ 7 pm

Explore Asian painting and calligraphy,
and learn about Eastern art traditions.
Alice Chen, a faculty member of the Creative Workshop at the
Memorial Art Gallery,
will demonstrate brush painting and show examples of her original artwork. Get hands-on experience and have fun trying your hand with Chinese brushes, ink, & paints on rice paper.

Registration is required.

Sponsored by the Friends of BML
Brighton Memorial Library
2300 Elmwood Avenue
Voice (585) 784-5300; TDD (585) 784-5302
www.brightonlibrary.org