BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:svmoa.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6744b8e4e1111 DTSTART:20230302T053000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE LOCATION:The Museum SUMMARY:YOUTH PROGRAM: After School Art Lab CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:
Spark creativity\,
\nengage with friends\, and play with art! A weekly afternoon of art\nacti
vities\, After School Art Lab offers opportunities to explore a variety\no
f art forms.
Open to students ages 12–15 years\nol
d. All levels welcome!
Doors will open to students at 3pm. Class\nwi
ll run from 3:30–5pm.
Born at the old Moritz hospital in Sun\nVal ley Idaho\, Jackson Flynn has been Idaho rooted since the beginning.\nJack son graduated from the University of Idaho with a major in Fine Art and\nD esign (emphasis in sculpture) and a minor in Architecture. He has shown\nh is photography and sculptural work in shows across Idaho. He has been\ntea ching ceramics at Boulder Mountain Clayworks since 2014 and covers\nmultip le art classes at the Sun Valley Community School.
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park creativity\,\nengage with friends\, and play with art! A weekly after
noon of art\nactivities\, After School Art Lab offers opportunities to exp
lore a variety\nof art forms.
Open to students ages
12–15 years\nold. All levels welcome!
Doors will open to students
at 3pm. Class\nwill run from 3:30–5pm.
Born at the old Moritz hos pital in Sun\nValley Idaho\, Jackson Flynn has been Idaho rooted since the beginning.\nJackson graduated from the University of Idaho with a major i n Fine Art and\nDesign (emphasis in sculpture) and a minor in Architecture . He has shown\nhis photography and sculptural work in shows across Idaho. He has been\nteaching ceramics at Boulder Mountain Clayworks since 2014 a nd covers\nmultiple art classes at the Sun Valley Community School.
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Spark creativity\,
\nengage with friends\, and play with art! A weekly afternoon of art\nacti
vities\, After School Art Lab offers opportunities to explore a variety\no
f art forms.
Open to students ages 12–15 years\nol
d. All levels welcome!
Doors will open to students at 3pm. Class\nwi
ll run from 3:30–5pm.
Born at the old Moritz hospital in Sun\nVal ley Idaho\, Jackson Flynn has been Idaho rooted since the beginning.\nJack son graduated from the University of Idaho with a major in Fine Art and\nD esign (emphasis in sculpture) and a minor in Architecture. He has shown\nh is photography and sculptural work in shows across Idaho. He has been\ntea ching ceramics at Boulder Mountain Clayworks since 2014 and covers\nmultip le art classes at the Sun Valley Community School.
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park creativity\,\nengage with friends\, and play with art! A weekly after
noon of art\nactivities\, After School Art Lab offers opportunities to exp
lore a variety\nof art forms.
Open to students ages
12–15 years\nold. All levels welcome!
Doors will open to students
at 3pm. Class\nwill run from 3:30–5pm.
Born at the old Moritz hos pital in Sun\nValley Idaho\, Jackson Flynn has been Idaho rooted since the beginning.\nJackson graduated from the University of Idaho with a major i n Fine Art and\nDesign (emphasis in sculpture) and a minor in Architecture . He has shown\nhis photography and sculptural work in shows across Idaho. He has been\nteaching ceramics at Boulder Mountain Clayworks since 2014 a nd covers\nmultiple art classes at the Sun Valley Community School.
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Come and learn\nMe xican folk dance while you have fun\, move your body and learn more about\ nthe culture of Mexico! This class will be taught in both\nEng lish and Spanish.
Age and ability: 10–16\n years old.
Dirce Flores is a profes sional dancer from Mexico. In 1995\, at the age\nof 10\, she was cast in a local TV show and later returned to the study of\nfolkloric and other for ms of dance. She performed in the best theaters in\nOaxaca\, began teachin g Mexican folk dance classes at age 17 and was part of\na ballet company u ntil she was 20. She enjoys and sharing her love of dance\nin the Wood Riv er Valley\, where she has lived since 2008.
Ven a aprender danza folclórica mexicana mientras te diviertes\, mueves\ntu cuerpo y aprendes más sobre la cultura de México. Esta\nclase se dará tanto en inglés c omo en español.
\nEdad y habilidad: de 10 a 16\naños\, ¡todos bienvenidos!
Dirce\nes una bailarina profesional de Oaxaca\, México. En 19 95\, cuando tenía\ndiez años\, consiguió un papel en un programa de tel evisión para niños\ndurante unos años. Estudió danza en una escuela de artes y humanidades.\nSe hizo maestra de baile y actuó en los mejores te atros de Oaxaca.\nRecientemente\, Dirce ha decidido compartir su conocimie nto de la danza\nfolklórica mexicana con la comunidad del Valle Wood Rive r.
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C ome and learn\nMexican folk dance while you have fun\, move your body and learn more about\nthe culture of Mexico! This class will be ta ught in both\nEnglish and Spanish.
Age and a bility: 10–16\nyears old.
Dirce F lores is a professional dancer from Mexico. In 1995\, at the age\nof 10\, she was cast in a local TV show and later returned to the study of\nfolklo ric and other forms of dance. She performed in the best theaters in\nOaxac a\, began teaching Mexican folk dance classes at age 17 and was part of\na ballet company until she was 20. She enjoys and sharing her love of dance \nin the Wood River Valley\, where she has lived since 2008.
Ven a aprender d anza folclórica mexicana mientras te diviertes\, mueves\ntu cuerpo y apre ndes más sobre la cultura de México. Esta\nclase se dará ta nto en inglés como en español.
\nEdad y habi lidad: de 10 a 16\naños\, ¡todo s bienvenidos!
Dirce\nes una bailarina profesional de Oaxaca\ , México. En 1995\, cuando tenía\ndiez años\, consiguió un papel en un programa de televisión para niños\ndurante unos años. Estudió danza e n una escuela de artes y humanidades.\nSe hizo maestra de baile y actuó e n los mejores teatros de Oaxaca.\nRecientemente\, Dirce ha decidido compar tir su conocimiento de la danza\nfolklórica mexicana con la comunidad del Valle Wood River.
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Come and learn\nMe xican folk dance while you have fun\, move your body and learn more about\ nthe culture of Mexico! This class will be taught in both\nEng lish and Spanish.
Age and ability: 10–16\n years old.
Dirce Flores is a profes sional dancer from Mexico. In 1995\, at the age\nof 10\, she was cast in a local TV show and later returned to the study of\nfolkloric and other for ms of dance. She performed in the best theaters in\nOaxaca\, began teachin g Mexican folk dance classes at age 17 and was part of\na ballet company u ntil she was 20. She enjoys and sharing her love of dance\nin the Wood Riv er Valley\, where she has lived since 2008.
Ven a aprender danza folclórica mexicana mientras te diviertes\, mueves\ntu cuerpo y aprendes más sobre la cultura de México. Esta\nclase se dará tanto en inglés c omo en español.
\nEdad y habilidad: de 10 a 16\naños\, ¡todos bienvenidos!
Dirce\nes una bailarina profesional de Oaxaca\, México. En 19 95\, cuando tenía\ndiez años\, consiguió un papel en un programa de tel evisión para niños\ndurante unos años. Estudió danza en una escuela de artes y humanidades.\nSe hizo maestra de baile y actuó en los mejores te atros de Oaxaca.\nRecientemente\, Dirce ha decidido compartir su conocimie nto de la danza\nfolklórica mexicana con la comunidad del Valle Wood Rive r.
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C ome and learn\nMexican folk dance while you have fun\, move your body and learn more about\nthe culture of Mexico! This class will be ta ught in both\nEnglish and Spanish.
Age and a bility: 10–16\nyears old.
Dirce F lores is a professional dancer from Mexico. In 1995\, at the age\nof 10\, she was cast in a local TV show and later returned to the study of\nfolklo ric and other forms of dance. She performed in the best theaters in\nOaxac a\, began teaching Mexican folk dance classes at age 17 and was part of\na ballet company until she was 20. She enjoys and sharing her love of dance \nin the Wood River Valley\, where she has lived since 2008.
Ven a aprender d anza folclórica mexicana mientras te diviertes\, mueves\ntu cuerpo y apre ndes más sobre la cultura de México. Esta\nclase se dará ta nto en inglés como en español.
\nEdad y habi lidad: de 10 a 16\naños\, ¡todo s bienvenidos!
Dirce\nes una bailarina profesional de Oaxaca\ , México. En 1995\, cuando tenía\ndiez años\, consiguió un papel en un programa de televisión para niños\ndurante unos años. Estudió danza e n una escuela de artes y humanidades.\nSe hizo maestra de baile y actuó e n los mejores teatros de Oaxaca.\nRecientemente\, Dirce ha decidido compar tir su conocimiento de la danza\nfolklórica mexicana con la comunidad del Valle Wood River.
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Join SVMoA staff\n and docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a single artwork in\ nthe exhibition.
J oin SVMoA staff\nand docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a s ingle artwork in\nthe exhibition.
Join SVMoA staff\n and docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a single artwork in\ nthe exhibition.
J oin SVMoA staff\nand docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a s ingle artwork in\nthe exhibition.
For the 8th\nconse cutive year\, Sun Valley Museum of Art and the Magic Lantern Cinemas\npres ent the Oscar-Nominated Short Film. With all three categories\noffered—A nimated\, Live Action and Documentary—this is your annual\nchance to pre dict the winners (and have the edge in your Oscar pool)! A\nperennial hit with audiences around the country and the world\, don’t miss\nthis year ’s selection of shorts. The 95th Academy Awards take place\nSunday\, Mar ch 12\, 2023.
Rating equiva
lent of PG-13/R. Four of the films are suitable\nfor kids 10 and up\, but
the final film\, MY YEAR OF DICKS\, is for adult\naudiences only.
(Please note that we do not yet have a\nscreener for The Boy\, the
Mole\, the Fox and the Horse\, but will update this\nVimeo page once we do
.)
(PLEASE\nNOTE: THIS 30-SECOND INTERSTITIAL CARD WILL APPEAR PRIOR TO MY YEAR OF\nDICKS: \"The following Oscar-nominated short film is intended for adult\naudiences and is not suitable for children. There will be a short break at\nthis time so that patrons\, if they choose\, can exit the auditorium.\")
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F or the 8th\nconsecutive year\, Sun Valley Museum of Art and the Magic Lant ern Cinemas\npresent the Oscar-Nominated Short Film. With all three catego ries\noffered—Animated\, Live Action and Documentary—this is your annu al\nchance to predict the winners (and have the edge in your Oscar pool)! A\nperennial hit with audiences around the country and the world\, don’t miss\nthis year’s selection of shorts. The 95th Academy Awards take pla ce\nSunday\, March 12\, 2023.
Rating equivalent of PG-13/R. Four of the films are suitable\nfor kids
10 and up\, but the final film\, MY YEAR OF DICKS\, is for adult\naudience
s only.
(Please note that we do not yet have a\nscreener fo
r The Boy\, the Mole\, the Fox and the Horse\, but will update this\nVimeo
page once we do.)
(PLEASE\nNOTE : THIS 30-SECOND INTERSTITIAL CARD WILL APPEAR PRIOR TO MY YEAR OF\nDI CKS: \"The following Oscar-nominated short film is intended for adult \naudiences and is not suitable for children. There will be a short break at\nthis time so that patrons\, if they choose\, can exit the auditorium.\ ")
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For the 8th\nconse cutive year\, Sun Valley Museum of Art and the Magic Lantern Cinemas\npres ent the Oscar-Nominated Short Film. With all three categories\noffered—A nimated\, Live Action and Documentary—this is your annual\nchance to pre dict the winners (and have the edge in your Oscar pool)! A\nperennial hit with audiences around the country and the world\, don’t miss\nthis year ’s selection of shorts. The 95th Academy Awards take place\nSunday\, Mar ch 12\, 2023.
Rating\nequivalen
t of PG-13/R. Four of the films are suitable for kids 10 and up\,\nbut the
final film\, MY YEAR OF DICKS\, is for adult audiences\nonly.
(Please note that we do not yet have a screener for\nThe Boy\, the Mol
e\, the Fox and the Horse\, but will update this Vimeo page\nonce we do.)<
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(PLEASE NOTE:\nTHIS 30-SECOND IN TERSTITIAL CARD WILL APPEAR PRIOR TO MY YEAR OF\nDICKS: \"The fol lowing Oscar-nominated short film is intended for adult\naudiences and is not suitable for children. There will be a short break at\nthis time so th at patrons\, if they choose\, can exit the auditorium.\")
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F or the 8th\nconsecutive year\, Sun Valley Museum of Art and the Magic Lant ern Cinemas\npresent the Oscar-Nominated Short Film. With all three catego ries\noffered—Animated\, Live Action and Documentary—this is your annu al\nchance to predict the winners (and have the edge in your Oscar pool)! A\nperennial hit with audiences around the country and the world\, don’t miss\nthis year’s selection of shorts. The 95th Academy Awards take pla ce\nSunday\, March 12\, 2023.
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ating\nequivalent of PG-13/R. Four of the films are suitable for kids 10 a
nd up\,\nbut the final film\, MY YEAR OF DICKS\, is for adult audiences\no
nly.
(Please note that we do not yet have a screener for\nT
he Boy\, the Mole\, the Fox and the Horse\, but will update this Vimeo pag
e\nonce we do.)
(PLEASE NOTE:\n THIS 30-SECOND INTERSTITIAL CARD WILL APPEAR PRIOR TO MY YEAR OF\nDICK S: \"The following Oscar-nominated short film is intended for adult\n audiences and is not suitable for children. There will be a short break at \nthis time so that patrons\, if they choose\, can exit the auditorium.\")
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Taking the stage\n for International Guitar Night’s 23rd year of touring will be Jocelyn\nG ould\, a Canadian jazz guitarist and vocalist\, and recipient of the 2021\ nJuno for Jazz Album of the Year. She will be joined by Flamenco master\nJ esus Guerrero from Spain\; contemporary classical guitarist Stephanie Jone s\nfrom Australia\, and Django Reinhardt style inspired guitarist Olli Soi kkeli\nfrom Finland.
For ov er 25 years\, SVMoA has been bringing professional\nmusicians\, authors\, and artists into Blaine County Schools to work with and\nperform for local students. All of the artists in the 2022–2023\nPerforming Arts Residenc y &\; Concert Series will share their talents\nwith students through ou r Residency Program.
T aking the stage\nfor International Guitar Night’s 23rd year of touring w ill be Jocelyn\nGould\, a Canadian jazz guitarist and vocalist\, and recip ient of the 2021\nJuno for Jazz Album of the Year. She will be joined by F lamenco master\nJesus Guerrero from Spain\; contemporary classical guitari st Stephanie Jones\nfrom Australia\, and Django Reinhardt style inspired g uitarist Olli Soikkeli\nfrom Finland.
For over 25 years\, SVMoA has been bringing professional\nmusic ians\, authors\, and artists into Blaine County Schools to work with and\n perform for local students. All of the artists in the 2022–2023\nPerform ing Arts Residency &\; Concert Series will share their talents\nwith st udents through our Residency Program.
Taking the stage\n for International Guitar Night’s 23rd year of touring will be Jocelyn\nG ould\, a Canadian jazz guitarist and vocalist\, and recipient of the 2021\ nJuno for Jazz Album of the Year. She will be joined by Flamenco master\nJ esus Guerrero from Spain\; contemporary classical guitarist Stephanie Jone s\nfrom Australia\, and Django Reinhardt style inspired guitarist Olli Soi kkeli\nfrom Finland.
For ov er 25 years\, SVMoA has been bringing professional\nmusicians\, authors\, and artists into Blaine County Schools to work with and\nperform for local students. All of the artists in the 2022–2023\nPerforming Arts Residenc y &\; Concert Series will share their talents\nwith students through ou r Residency Program.
T aking the stage\nfor International Guitar Night’s 23rd year of touring w ill be Jocelyn\nGould\, a Canadian jazz guitarist and vocalist\, and recip ient of the 2021\nJuno for Jazz Album of the Year. She will be joined by F lamenco master\nJesus Guerrero from Spain\; contemporary classical guitari st Stephanie Jones\nfrom Australia\, and Django Reinhardt style inspired g uitarist Olli Soikkeli\nfrom Finland.
For over 25 years\, SVMoA has been bringing professional\nmusic ians\, authors\, and artists into Blaine County Schools to work with and\n perform for local students. All of the artists in the 2022–2023\nPerform ing Arts Residency &\; Concert Series will share their talents\nwith st udents through our Residency Program.
Go Figure!\nElevat e your Tuesday evening and join SVMoA for a creative studio session\nthat will explore the human figure in variations of lighting\, pose\, and\nsett ing. SVMoA provides a clothed or unclothed model\, refreshments\, and an\n open\, self-guided studio setting for participants of all abilities. Open to\nanyone interested in working from the model\, regardless of experience \nlevel. Familiarity with basic drawing fundamentals is recommended.
\nBring your own supplies\; drawing boards will be provided.
\nAge &\; ability: 16 years and older\, all skill levels\nwe lcome!
Participants under 18 years of age need to\ nprovide a waiver signed by their guardian. CLICK HERE to dow nload.
(register for each\nOpen Studio session/date individua lly)
To learn more\nabout the job description and traini ng\, please email Education Coordinator\nAllison Fluetsch at allisonf@svmoa.org.
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G o Figure!\nElevate your Tuesday evening and join SVMoA for a creative stud io session\nthat will explore the human figure in variations of lighting\, pose\, and\nsetting. SVMoA provides a clothed or unclothed model\, refres hments\, and an\nopen\, self-guided studio setting for participants of all abilities. Open to\nanyone interested in working from the model\, regardl ess of experience\nlevel. Familiarity with basic drawing fundamentals is r ecommended.
\nBring your own supplies\; drawing boards will be p rovided.
\nAge &\; ability: 16 years and older\, all skill levels\nwelcome!
Participants under 18 year s of age need to\nprovide a waiver signed by their guardian. CLIC K HERE to download.
(register for each\nOpen Studio sessi on/date individually)
To learn more\nabout the job descr iption and training\, please email Education Coordinator\nAllison Fluetsch at allisonf@svmoa.org< /strong>.
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Come and learn\nMe xican folk dance while you have fun\, move your body and learn more about\ nthe culture of Mexico! This class will be taught in both\nEng lish and Spanish.
Age and ability: 10–16\n years old.
Dirce Flores is a profes sional dancer from Mexico. In 1995\, at the age\nof 10\, she was cast in a local TV show and later returned to the study of\nfolkloric and other for ms of dance. She performed in the best theaters in\nOaxaca\, began teachin g Mexican folk dance classes at age 17 and was part of\na ballet company u ntil she was 20. She enjoys and sharing her love of dance\nin the Wood Riv er Valley\, where she has lived since 2008.
Ven a aprender danza folclórica mexicana mientras te diviertes\, mueves\ntu cuerpo y aprendes más sobre la cultura de México. Esta\nclase se dará tanto en inglés c omo en español.
\nEdad y habilidad: de 10 a 16\naños\, ¡todos bienvenidos!
Dirce\nes una bailarina profesional de Oaxaca\, México. En 19 95\, cuando tenía\ndiez años\, consiguió un papel en un programa de tel evisión para niños\ndurante unos años. Estudió danza en una escuela de artes y humanidades.\nSe hizo maestra de baile y actuó en los mejores te atros de Oaxaca.\nRecientemente\, Dirce ha decidido compartir su conocimie nto de la danza\nfolklórica mexicana con la comunidad del Valle Wood Rive r.
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C ome and learn\nMexican folk dance while you have fun\, move your body and learn more about\nthe culture of Mexico! This class will be ta ught in both\nEnglish and Spanish.
Age and a bility: 10–16\nyears old.
Dirce F lores is a professional dancer from Mexico. In 1995\, at the age\nof 10\, she was cast in a local TV show and later returned to the study of\nfolklo ric and other forms of dance. She performed in the best theaters in\nOaxac a\, began teaching Mexican folk dance classes at age 17 and was part of\na ballet company until she was 20. She enjoys and sharing her love of dance \nin the Wood River Valley\, where she has lived since 2008.
Ven a aprender d anza folclórica mexicana mientras te diviertes\, mueves\ntu cuerpo y apre ndes más sobre la cultura de México. Esta\nclase se dará ta nto en inglés como en español.
\nEdad y habi lidad: de 10 a 16\naños\, ¡todo s bienvenidos!
Dirce\nes una bailarina profesional de Oaxaca\ , México. En 1995\, cuando tenía\ndiez años\, consiguió un papel en un programa de televisión para niños\ndurante unos años. Estudió danza e n una escuela de artes y humanidades.\nSe hizo maestra de baile y actuó e n los mejores teatros de Oaxaca.\nRecientemente\, Dirce ha decidido compar tir su conocimiento de la danza\nfolklórica mexicana con la comunidad del Valle Wood River.
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Come and learn\nMe xican folk dance while you have fun\, move your body and learn more about\ nthe culture of Mexico! This class will be taught in both\nEng lish and Spanish.
Age and ability: 10–16\n years old.
Dirce Flores is a profes sional dancer from Mexico. In 1995\, at the age\nof 10\, she was cast in a local TV show and later returned to the study of\nfolkloric and other for ms of dance. She performed in the best theaters in\nOaxaca\, began teachin g Mexican folk dance classes at age 17 and was part of\na ballet company u ntil she was 20. She enjoys and sharing her love of dance\nin the Wood Riv er Valley\, where she has lived since 2008.
Ven a aprender danza folclórica mexicana mientras te diviertes\, mueves\ntu cuerpo y aprendes más sobre la cultura de México. Esta\nclase se dará tanto en inglés c omo en español.
\nEdad y habilidad: de 10 a 16\naños\, ¡todos bienvenidos!
Dirce\nes una bailarina profesional de Oaxaca\, México. En 19 95\, cuando tenía\ndiez años\, consiguió un papel en un programa de tel evisión para niños\ndurante unos años. Estudió danza en una escuela de artes y humanidades.\nSe hizo maestra de baile y actuó en los mejores te atros de Oaxaca.\nRecientemente\, Dirce ha decidido compartir su conocimie nto de la danza\nfolklórica mexicana con la comunidad del Valle Wood Rive r.
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C ome and learn\nMexican folk dance while you have fun\, move your body and learn more about\nthe culture of Mexico! This class will be ta ught in both\nEnglish and Spanish.
Age and a bility: 10–16\nyears old.
Dirce F lores is a professional dancer from Mexico. In 1995\, at the age\nof 10\, she was cast in a local TV show and later returned to the study of\nfolklo ric and other forms of dance. She performed in the best theaters in\nOaxac a\, began teaching Mexican folk dance classes at age 17 and was part of\na ballet company until she was 20. She enjoys and sharing her love of dance \nin the Wood River Valley\, where she has lived since 2008.
Ven a aprender d anza folclórica mexicana mientras te diviertes\, mueves\ntu cuerpo y apre ndes más sobre la cultura de México. Esta\nclase se dará ta nto en inglés como en español.
\nEdad y habi lidad: de 10 a 16\naños\, ¡todo s bienvenidos!
Dirce\nes una bailarina profesional de Oaxaca\ , México. En 1995\, cuando tenía\ndiez años\, consiguió un papel en un programa de televisión para niños\ndurante unos años. Estudió danza e n una escuela de artes y humanidades.\nSe hizo maestra de baile y actuó e n los mejores teatros de Oaxaca.\nRecientemente\, Dirce ha decidido compar tir su conocimiento de la danza\nfolklórica mexicana con la comunidad del Valle Wood River.
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Join SVMoA staff\n and docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a single artwork in\ nthe exhibition.
J oin SVMoA staff\nand docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a s ingle artwork in\nthe exhibition.
Join SVMoA staff\n and docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a single artwork in\ nthe exhibition.
J oin SVMoA staff\nand docents for fifteen minutes of conversation about a s ingle artwork in\nthe exhibition.
For the 8th\nconse cutive year\, Sun Valley Museum of Art and the Magic Lantern Cinemas\npres ent the Oscar-Nominated Short Film. With all three categories\noffered—A nimated\, Live Action and Documentary—this is your annual\nchance to pre dict the winners (and have the edge in your Oscar pool)! A\nperennial hit with audiences around the country and the world\, don’t miss\nthis year ’s selection of shorts. The 95th Academy Awards take place\nSunday\, Mar ch 12\, 2023.
Rating equivalent of PG-13/R for adult\nthemes.
\n
F or the 8th\nconsecutive year\, Sun Valley Museum of Art and the Magic Lant ern Cinemas\npresent the Oscar-Nominated Short Film. With all three catego ries\noffered—Animated\, Live Action and Documentary—this is your annu al\nchance to predict the winners (and have the edge in your Oscar pool)! A\nperennial hit with audiences around the country and the world\, don’t miss\nthis year’s selection of shorts. The 95th Academy Awards take pla ce\nSunday\, March 12\, 2023.
Rating equivalent of PG-13/R for adult\nthemes.
\n
For the 8th\nconse cutive year\, Sun Valley Museum of Art and the Magic Lantern Cinemas\npres ent the Oscar-Nominated Short Film. With all three categories\noffered—A nimated\, Live Action and Documentary—this is your annual\nchance to pre dict the winners (and have the edge in your Oscar pool)! A\nperennial hit with audiences around the country and the world\, don’t miss\nthis year ’s selection of shorts. The 95th Academy Awards take place\nSunday\, Mar ch 12\, 2023.
Rating equivalent of PG-13/R for adult\nthemes.
\n
F or the 8th\nconsecutive year\, Sun Valley Museum of Art and the Magic Lant ern Cinemas\npresent the Oscar-Nominated Short Film. With all three catego ries\noffered—Animated\, Live Action and Documentary—this is your annu al\nchance to predict the winners (and have the edge in your Oscar pool)! A\nperennial hit with audiences around the country and the world\, don’t miss\nthis year’s selection of shorts. The 95th Academy Awards take pla ce\nSunday\, March 12\, 2023.
Rating equivalent of PG-13/R for adult\nthemes.
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Play\, create\,\nd iscover and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit the\nMuseu m\, explore the current exhibition The Color of Sound\, and\nener gize their creative spirits with artmaking in the Ketchum Studio.\nPro jects will change monthly.
P lay\, create\,\ndiscover and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit the\nMuseum\, explore the current exhibition The Color of Sound \, and\nenergize their creative spirits with artmaking in the Ketchum Studio.\nProjects will change monthly.
The Color of Sound\nexplores the relationship between art and synesthetic experience. It\nfeatures art work by artists who are synesthetes—who experience\nsynesthesia\, the ph enomenon by which certain people experience one sense\nthrough another – as well as work by artists who\, though not synesthetes\,\nseek to create synesthetic experiences for viewers. Synesthesia can take a\nwide variety of forms (perceiving letters or numbers as colors\, for\nexample\, or ass ociating a word with a scent or taste)\, but perception of\nsound as color or as shape has been particularly powerful for artists who\nhave sought t o convey synesthetic experiences. The artwork in the\nexhibition ranges fr om paintings\, drawings and sculptures inspired by the\nsynesthetic experi ence of music to film projections and an immersive\ninstallation.
The Color of Sou nd\nexplores the relationship between art and synesthetic experience. It\nfeatures artwork by artists who are synesthetes—who experience\nsyn esthesia\, the phenomenon by which certain people experience one sense\nth rough another – as well as work by artists who\, though not synesthetes\ ,\nseek to create synesthetic experiences for viewers. Synesthesia can tak e a\nwide variety of forms (perceiving letters or numbers as colors\, for\ nexample\, or associating a word with a scent or taste)\, but perception o f\nsound as color or as shape has been particularly powerful for artists w ho\nhave sought to convey synesthetic experiences. The artwork in the\nexh ibition ranges from paintings\, drawings and sculptures inspired by the\ns ynesthetic experience of music to film projections and an immersive\ninsta llation.
Sun Valley Wine\nC ompany and SVMoA Contemporaries invite you to a PAINT &\; SIP with\nspe cial musical guest Scott Heuston of Saltwater Sky.
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S un Valley Wine\nCompany and SVMoA Contemporaries invite you to a PAINT &am p\; SIP with\nspecial musical guest Scott Heuston of Saltwater Sky.
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Enjoy\nrefreshment s as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators.
\nThe Color of Sound explores the relationship between art and\nsynestheti c experience. It features artwork by artists who are\nsynesthetes—who ex perience synesthesia\, the phenomenon by which certain\npeople experience one sense through another—as well as work by artists\nwho\, though not s ynesthetes\, seek to create synesthetic experiences for\nviewers. Synesthe sia can take a wide variety of forms (perceiving letters\nor numbers as co lors\, for example\, or associating a word with a scent or\ntaste)\, but p erception of sound as color or as shape has been particularly\npowerful fo r artists who have sought to convey synesthetic experiences. The\nartwork in the exhibition ranges from paintings\, drawings and sculptures\ninspire d by the synesthetic experience of music to film projections and an\nimmer sive installation.
E njoy\nrefreshments as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators .
\nThe Color of Sound explores the relationship between ar t and\nsynesthetic experience. It features artwork by artists who are\nsyn esthetes—who experience synesthesia\, the phenomenon by which certain\np eople experience one sense through another—as well as work by artists\nw ho\, though not synesthetes\, seek to create synesthetic experiences for\n viewers. Synesthesia can take a wide variety of forms (perceiving letters\ nor numbers as colors\, for example\, or associating a word with a scent o r\ntaste)\, but perception of sound as color or as shape has been particul arly\npowerful for artists who have sought to convey synesthetic experienc es. The\nartwork in the exhibition ranges from paintings\, drawings and sc ulptures\ninspired by the synesthetic experience of music to film projecti ons and an\nimmersive installation.
Enjoy\nrefreshment s as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators.
\nThe Color of Sound explores the relationship between art and\nsynestheti c experience. It features artwork by artists who are\nsynesthetes—who ex perience synesthesia\, the phenomenon by which certain\npeople experience one sense through another—as well as work by artists\nwho\, though not s ynesthetes\, seek to create synesthetic experiences for\nviewers. Synesthe sia can take a wide variety of forms (perceiving letters\nor numbers as co lors\, for example\, or associating a word with a scent or\ntaste)\, but p erception of sound as color or as shape has been particularly\npowerful fo r artists who have sought to convey synesthetic experiences. The\nartwork in the exhibition ranges from paintings\, drawings and sculptures\ninspire d by the synesthetic experience of music to film projections and an\nimmer sive installation.
E njoy\nrefreshments as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators .
\nThe Color of Sound explores the relationship between ar t and\nsynesthetic experience. It features artwork by artists who are\nsyn esthetes—who experience synesthesia\, the phenomenon by which certain\np eople experience one sense through another—as well as work by artists\nw ho\, though not synesthetes\, seek to create synesthetic experiences for\n viewers. Synesthesia can take a wide variety of forms (perceiving letters\ nor numbers as colors\, for example\, or associating a word with a scent o r\ntaste)\, but perception of sound as color or as shape has been particul arly\npowerful for artists who have sought to convey synesthetic experienc es. The\nartwork in the exhibition ranges from paintings\, drawings and sc ulptures\ninspired by the synesthetic experience of music to film projecti ons and an\nimmersive installation.
Join us for a\ncon versation with artist Brad Johnson about Lost in Deep Time\, his\ nfive-chapter immersive installation inspired by the landscapes of Idaho a nd\nthe Pacific Northwest and composer Andy Akiho’s 2017 piano quintet\n Prospects of a Misplace Year.
J oin us for a\nconversation with artist Brad Johnson about Lost in Deep Time\, his\nfive-chapter immersive installation inspired by the land scapes of Idaho and\nthe Pacific Northwest and composer Andy Akiho’s 201 7 piano quintet\nProspects of a Misplace Year.
Join us for a\ncon versation with artist Brad Johnson about Lost in Deep Time\, his\ nfive-chapter immersive installation inspired by the landscapes of Idaho a nd\nthe Pacific Northwest and composer Andy Akiho’s 2017 piano quintet\n Prospects of a Misplace Year.
J oin us for a\nconversation with artist Brad Johnson about Lost in Deep Time\, his\nfive-chapter immersive installation inspired by the land scapes of Idaho and\nthe Pacific Northwest and composer Andy Akiho’s 201 7 piano quintet\nProspects of a Misplace Year.
Play\, create\,\nd iscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit SVMoA’ s\nHailey Studio Classroom\, explore various art materials\, and craft awa y.\nProject suggestions will be provided.
Age &a mp\;\nAbility: all ages\, families encouraged to attend together!
P lay\, create\,\ndiscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit SVMoA’s\nHailey Studio Classroom\, explore various art material s\, and craft away.\nProject suggestions will be provided.
Age &\;\nAbility: all ages\, families encouraged to attend t ogether!
Play\, create\,\nd iscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit SVMoA’ s\nHailey Studio Classroom\, explore various art materials and craft away. \nProject suggestions will be provided.
Age & \;\nAbility: all ages\, families encouraged to attend together!
P lay\, create\,\ndiscover\, and have fun! Families and friends are invited to visit SVMoA’s\nHailey Studio Classroom\, explore various art material s and craft away.\nProject suggestions will be provided.
Age &\;\nAbility: all ages\, families encouraged to attend tog ether!
The brand-new\nfea
ture-length concert documentary CAROLE KING: HOME AGAIN — LIVE IN\nCENTR
AL PARK presents musical icon Carole King’s triumphant May 26\, 1973\nho
mecoming concert on Central Park’s Great Lawn before an estimated\naudie
nce of 100\,000.
Directed by George Scott and produced\nby
Lou Adler and John McDermott\, the film presents the complete\nmulti-camer
a 16mm footage filmed and recorded by Adler in 1973\, but never\nbefore re
leased together with new interviews with King\, Adler\, famed\nconcert pro
moter Ron Delsener and more.
Alongside the\ncomplete perfor
mance footage is the behind-the-scenes story of King’s\nremarkable trans
formation from an in-demand staff songwriter beloved for\nsuch timeless Go
ffin &\; King classics as “(You Make Me Feel Like) A\nNatural Woman
” and “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” to an iconic artist in\nher own ri
ght. This May 1973 performance captured King at her critical and\ncommerci
al peak\, basking in the enormous popularity of her definitive album\n
Tapestry. The event changed the landscape of live performance in\nNew
York\, shepherding in an era of legendary performances in Central Park\nt
hat continues to this day.
T
he brand-new\nfeature-length concert documentary CAROLE KING: HOME AGAIN
— LIVE IN\nCENTRAL PARK presents musical icon Carole King’s triumphant
May 26\, 1973\nhomecoming concert on Central Park’s Great Lawn before a
n estimated\naudience of 100\,000.
Directed by George Scott
and produced\nby Lou Adler and John McDermott\, the film presents the com
plete\nmulti-camera 16mm footage filmed and recorded by Adler in 1973\, bu
t never\nbefore released together with new interviews with King\, Adler\,
famed\nconcert promoter Ron Delsener and more.
Alongside th
e\ncomplete performance footage is the behind-the-scenes story of King’s
\nremarkable transformation from an in-demand staff songwriter beloved for
\nsuch timeless Goffin &\; King classics as “(You Make Me Feel Like)
A\nNatural Woman” and “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” to an iconic artis
t in\nher own right. This May 1973 performance captured King at her critic
al and\ncommercial peak\, basking in the enormous popularity of her defini
tive album\nTapestry. The event changed the landscape of live per
formance in\nNew York\, shepherding in an era of legendary performances in
Central Park\nthat continues to this day.
The brand-new\nfea
ture-length concert documentary CAROLE KING: HOME AGAIN — LIVE IN\nCENTR
AL PARK presents musical icon Carole King’s triumphant May 26\, 1973\nho
mecoming concert on Central Park’s Great Lawn before an estimated\naudie
nce of 100\,000.
Directed by George Scott and produced\nby
Lou Adler and John McDermott\, the film presents the complete\nmulti-camer
a 16mm footage filmed and recorded by Adler in 1973\, but never\nbefore re
leased together with new interviews with King\, Adler\, famed\nconcert pro
moter Ron Delsener and more.
Alongside the\ncomplete perfor
mance footage is the behind-the-scenes story of King’s\nremarkable trans
formation from an in-demand staff songwriter beloved for\nsuch timeless Go
ffin &\; King classics as “(You Make Me Feel Like) A\nNatural Woman
” and “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” to an iconic artist in\nher own ri
ght. This May 1973 performance captured King at her critical and\ncommerci
al peak\, basking in the enormous popularity of her definitive album\n
Tapestry. The event changed the landscape of live performance in\nNew
York\, shepherding in an era of legendary performances in Central Park\nt
hat continues to this day.
T
he brand-new\nfeature-length concert documentary CAROLE KING: HOME AGAIN
— LIVE IN\nCENTRAL PARK presents musical icon Carole King’s triumphant
May 26\, 1973\nhomecoming concert on Central Park’s Great Lawn before a
n estimated\naudience of 100\,000.
Directed by George Scott
and produced\nby Lou Adler and John McDermott\, the film presents the com
plete\nmulti-camera 16mm footage filmed and recorded by Adler in 1973\, bu
t never\nbefore released together with new interviews with King\, Adler\,
famed\nconcert promoter Ron Delsener and more.
Alongside th
e\ncomplete performance footage is the behind-the-scenes story of King’s
\nremarkable transformation from an in-demand staff songwriter beloved for
\nsuch timeless Goffin &\; King classics as “(You Make Me Feel Like)
A\nNatural Woman” and “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” to an iconic artis
t in\nher own right. This May 1973 performance captured King at her critic
al and\ncommercial peak\, basking in the enormous popularity of her defini
tive album\nTapestry. The event changed the landscape of live per
formance in\nNew York\, shepherding in an era of legendary performances in
Central Park\nthat continues to this day.