hues news - may 2016
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June 14-June 30, 2016
Western Region SummerShow
ArtStreet Gallery
June 22, 2016
Western Awards
Luncheon
DAI 11am-1pm
July 1, 2016
OAEA Scholarship
Applications Due
August 1, 2016
ArtLine Article Due
October 8,2016
High School Show
Closing Reception
2pm
Hues News
Western Ohio Art Education Association Newslett
2015 - 2016
May 2016
Inside this issue:
YPAE/YAM Recap cover
Winter Workshop Recap 2
Regional Director 2
Regional Summer Show 3
Summer Awards Luncheon 3
Social Media Information 3
Mark Your Calendars! Congratulations! 2016 YPAE & YAM Participant
On Saturday, March 5th the
2016 Youth Art Month and
Young People’s Art Exhibi-
tion hosted receptions for
students, parents and fami-
lies from the nine regions
across the state of Ohio.
OAEA President LauraTawil and OAEA President
Elect Alice Tavani spoke about the importance of art and art education at
the receptions.
Each student received a sketchbook from Sketch In Schools with a mosaic
cover off all the artwork from the show. The funds generated from the art-
work from Artsonia covered the cost of the sketchbooks. This year’s art-
work can also be viewed and purchased at Artsonia.com.
Sargent Art once again has offered prizes to teachers and students who submit artwo
to YAM, YPAE and the High School show. Alana McCoy, Grade 7 from Ayersville Ele
mentary School, Art Teacher Shannon George is the Middle School Winner. Camille
Chatfield, Grade 5 from Conneaut Elementary School, Art Teacher Jessica Swonger i
the Elementary School Winner.
You can see all the art on the website Artsonia.com We host all the work here, go to
the website and search OAEA under schools to take you to the site with work. You ca
purchase any art on items and 20% of all purchases go back to our exh
tions fund.Thanks to all the teachers for submitting art for these state shows. In the
always changing world of education we need to continue to strive to keep th
creativity of the visual arts in the lives of our students!
Megan Newton, Ohio Art Education Association YPAE Chair
Student Teacher
Brenna Smith Nicole WentzDagan Choi Suzanne Mitolo
Malia Wagstrom Carla Lee
Margo Lambert Lindsey Godfrey
Caitlyn Weter Kristin Mitchell
Korbin Steinbrunner Kimberly Wheel
Kate Wallace Alice Tavani
Jacob Umina Bonita Taggart
Graci Garber Ben Davis
Seth Swartz Robin Klass
Dulce Vitolo Rachel Hathawa
Cordelllia Roy Lindsay Gustafs
Kelsey Kolhoff Megan Newton
Chloe Good Julie Brewer
2016 Young People’s Art
Exhibition
2016 Youth Art Month
Exhibition Student Teacher
Brooklyn Balser Nicole Wentz
Rebecca Barrett Suzanne Mitolo
Emma Christensen Carla Lee
Madelyn Gartz Lindsey Godfrey
Emma George Kristin Mitchell
Lovena Grillot Kimberly Wheeler
Leeann Harker Alice Tavani
Samuel Henderson Bonita Taggart
Annastasea Hopkins Ben Davis
Isabelle House Michele Clark
Rory McKenna Robin Klass
Lauren Mowery Rachel Hathaway
Lauren Patchett Lindsay Gustafson
Mazie Rion Megan Newton
Seth Shaffer Julie Brewer
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Dear Western Region members,
As Spring is swiftly moving to Summer I am sure you, like myself, are looking forward to
the much welcomed reprieve that comes at the end of the School Year. I love every minu
of teaching and the many varied tasks I get to do as an art educator but when summerlooms, one of the things I am most excited about is time that can be devoted almost exclu
sively to creating artwork.
During the academic year, my focus rests primarily on the work of teaching, leaving littleroom and space for making. I admire those colleagues who have a weekly art-making ga
ering and work together. I haven’t yet found the way to fit that into my schedule. Yet, ra
ther than feeling guilty about what I should be doing, or comparing myself to others process and products, I’vechosen to focus this spring on ‘filling my bucket’ with creative acts that bring joy. These include working in th
garden, hiking, biking, and reading books (unrelated to academia)!
Recently, I picked up Elizabeth Gilbert’s 2015 book titled, “Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear.” Readin
this book has provided perspective and possibility. If you haven’t read it, I encourage you to do so. One of thereasons I justify not creating is putting everything and everyone else first. I don’t make time for my work. Gilbsuggests that creativity is a relationship cultivated with the mysterious; we need, she advises, to courageously
show up, and be present to DO the work. In this way, when inspiration, the mysterious, or if you’d like to call i
the Divine, deigns to grace us with its presence, we are ready and prepared. This summer, I commit to showing
up daily for my creative process and cultivating that crucial relationship. What commitment will you make for
yourself? Imagine what growth and personal joy will come from putting ourselves at the top of our list!
Best wishes,
Darden
Greetings From Our Regional Director
Darden Bradshaw
Mobile Making with Artist Matthew Burgy
The winter workshop with local artist Matthew Burgy went offlike a well- balanced mobile! The large group that attended hadloads of fun learning the math of how to make the perfect mo-
bile. Hearing how he was inspired by the artist AlexanderCalder started to stir our own creative juices in order to make
many amazing mobiles. Matthew has shared his ability tomake wonderful art form with students at local art centers
as well as fellow artists wanting to learn the trade. I knowfrom personal experience that this form of art making canappeal to any age group. Many of those who attended
were bouncing ideas around in order to try and find a place to put this project in their plans for next year.Matthew had many of his works on display such as jewel-ry and his own personal mobiles to help inspire us. Hewas also very kind to share some of the beautiful beads
he makes for his jewelry. If you are interested in lookingat some of Matthews amazing artwork you can look at hisartworks on his Facebook page Matthew R. Burgy Art-works.
Make sure you try to catch the next workshop that will
surely get your creativity flowing and help give you that
extra boost during the year that we so often need!!
2016 Winter Workshop Recap
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The 2016 regional student art exhibition, also known as the “summer show”, is open to ALL
Western members of OAEA with students in grades K -12! That’s right: It’s not just a K -8 showor a high school show; it’s BOTH! Though the limit is eight (8) items per member, we will happi-ly settle for one or two. If you submitted work to the YAM/YPAE, you may already have work in
the summer show, because anything not selected for YAM or YPAE is automatically entered inthe regional exhibition. Submissions will be accepted April 25 through May 11. Work can be
dropped off WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, between the hours of 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. ONLY dur-ing the monthly regional board meeting at Panera on Brown Street. Other arrangements can bemade by contacting Rachel Hathaway at rachel.hathaway.beavercreek.k12.oh.us or via
hone at (937) 429-7588 x7635.
Once the work has been collected, the chairperson will organize it and send letters to all students and teachers with work inhe show. The show will be displayed at the ArtStreet Gallery on Kiefaber Street, adjacent to the University of Dayton. The
ate for hanging the show is Monday, June 13 (Volunteers should meet at the gallery by 9 a.m.). Please contact Rachel Hath-way with any questions you may have.) The show will be available for viewing from June 14 through June 30 during regu-
ar gallery hours (10-4pm), and the artists’ opening receptions are scheduled for Wednesday, June 15.
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Art Street, UD
Western Region Summer Show
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Summer Awards Luncheon —DAI June 22, 2016
Please join us June 22, 2016 from 11am-1pm at the Dayton Art Institute for our annual Awards Luncheon. Lunch wille provided at a cost of $12-$15. Please contact Megan Newton ( [email protected] ) if you are planning to join theelebration. We will recognize the following individuals during the awards luncheon - Service Awards: Amy Allen, Distinguished Edu-
ator, Friends of the Cardinal Center, Distinguished Business/Organization.
Ben Davis and Holly Johnson, OATs; Kate Brookshire, Middle Division nominee; Kathy Pugh, Secondary Division nominee; Julia Lind-
ay, Retired Division nominee
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Western Officers
We’re on the web!
OAEA.org
Bill Stanforth
125 Allerton Road
Dayton, OH 45405
OAEA Mission Statement
* Build community for visual art educators
by promoting professional growth and lead-ership.
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Attention, "Westerners":Now is the time for all good art
teachers to come to the aid of their region! Are you especially pleased with a particular art as-signment and/or art student? Take a picture,
write a few words, put them in an envelope or ane-mail, and send them along!
Publicity
PR Co-Chair: Elizabeth Slezak
1048 Seacove Circle, Apt. G
London, OH 43140
614-557-7164
PR Co-Chair: Kara Binkley
4072 Primrose Place Apt. 33
Beavercreek, OH 45431
419-204-0591
Regional Director: Darden Bradshaw3405 Sagamon Ave.
Kettering, OH 45429
W: 937-229-3207
C: 520-991-0548
Past Regional Director: Rebecca Molnar
1511 Bartley Road
Dayton, OH 45414
RD Elect: Megan Newton
1747 Boesel Ave.
Kettering, OH 45429937-271-1731
Workshop Chair: Rebecca Molnar
1511 Bartley Road
Dayton, OH 45414
937-307-2349
Awards Chair: Amy Klingshirn
419-852-1238
PR Co-Chair: Elizabeth Slezak1048 Seacove Circle, Apt. G
London, OH 43140
PR Co-Chair: Kara Binkley
4072 Primrose Place Apt. 33
Beavercreek, OH 45431
419-204-0591
Summer Exhibits Chair:
Rachel Hathaway
203-644-9974
H.S. Exhibits Chair:
Sarajane Steinecker
15189 Chicken Bristle Road
Farmersville, OH 45325
Secretary: Joan Lucas
205 Nottinghill Lane
Troy, OH 45373
937-308-0083 [email protected]
Technology Chair: Kate Brookshire 3736 Wenzler Drive
Kettering, OH 45429
937-643-9886
Newsletter Chair: Bill Stanforth
125 Allerton Road
Dayton, OH 45405
937-212-4223
Membership Chair: Kathy Pugh
5121 S. Rangeline Road
West Milton, OH 45383
Regional YAM Coordinator:
Lindsay Gustafson
1824 Hazel Ave.
Kettering, OH 45420
937-689-5381
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]