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SAAG is now in its 21st year of dreams, inspiration and artistry coming together. |
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A Message from Suzanne Villella, President |
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Autumn my favorite time of year. It's a fresh start. I welcome football games on our television. My nose is happily overwhelmed with the cinnamon scented pine cones that greet me at the entrance of the grocery store. My pumpkin spice candle scents my home. Blue jeans and boots are invited back to my wardrobe. The weather is absolutely perfect for morning coffee on the patio. My studio temperature is perfect for open door painting all day.
In between all of this autumn wonder, the Southern Arizona Arts Guild (SAAG) has
wonderful fall events planned. Our exhibition
continues at the Tucson International Airport. Our exhibition continues at the Overlook Restaurant. Our artists continue to grace the walls of Artful Adjustments. The SAAG Gallery is featuring and celebrating artists during First Thursday Art Walks. Our artists are engaging the public with the arts during the Third Saturday Community Art Fest at LaEncantada - a free and playful event that you should experience. We are hosting private groups at the gallery to continue connecting and educating the Tucson community and local artists. I hope you will join our talented artists for one or more of these exhibitions or events. You won't be disappointed. Please enjoy the newsletter which is full of great information.
It's a wonderful time of year and wonderful weather. Happy Autumn!
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Suzanne Villella
President, Southern Arizona Arts Guild
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Mark your calendar for these upconing events |
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October 7 - Ceramist, Carolyn Anne Fisch of Blazing Canyon Studio has invited SAAG members for a tour (11061 N. Oracle Rd., Studio 10, Oro Valley). After the tour Carolyn will demonstrate the firing process if members want to stay 15-30 minutes after the meeting. Event starts at 10 am.
November 4 - Sharing Art at the Park, starting at 10 am. Brandy Fenton Memorial Park, Ramada 6.
Please bring a piece of artwork to share.
November 4 & 5 - La Encantada Fine Arts Show, Live Art Demonstrations in the SAAG Gallery during this popular event.
December 2 - Brunch Social at the Gallery starts at 10 am for members.
January 6 - Tucson Museum of Art Presentation:
You Call That Art? THE ARMORY SHOW OF 1913 - The Armory Show was an important event in the history of American art, introducing the people of New York, Chicago, and Boston to modern art. SAAG members are invited to the Tucson Museum of Art for a fascinating presentation on this interesting piece of history. Starts at 10 am. Location to be announced.
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To see a map of the location of Carolyn's studio click here.
To RSVP for the general membership meeting in October click here.
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Gallery Artists notice for the upcoming Holidays
Now is a great time for artists interested in selling holiday items to create ornaments and gifts for our $25 and Under Table(s). Small holiday items like ornaments fly out our doors during November and December, so have your stock ready.
Artists are limited to 12 ornaments out on the floor at a given time. Examples of past $25 and Under Table items have been coasters, magnets, card packs, pens, and more.
Holiday items will be displayed starting in November and stay up through December 25th. The rent for ornaments of the $25 and Under Table will be $20 each or $40 for both and this rent will cover both November and December.
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If you would like to participate, please pay this additional fee with your November rent.
Let Maddie, our Merchandising Manager know if you plan to participate by emailing her at merchmgrbox@gmail.com
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Our most recent installation at the Overlook Restaurant “Paper, Papel, Papier!” is a beautiful diverse exhibition of works made on or with paper. There are 21 artists participating and the exhibition includes 58 pieces of beautiful artwork. “Pocket Sketch” Kath Macaulay juried the exhibition and gave three awards of recognition (honorable mention) to Judith Wright, Glen Sears, Casonti McClure and Nancy Jacques. Awards of Merit that include cash went to Jennie Sweo, Maddie Wick and Erin Newman. Best of Show was awarded to Madeline Shea for her watercolor painting “The Politician”. The exhibition will be open through January 7 at the Overlook Restaurant in Oro Valley.
The next exhibition at the Overlook Restaurant will be themed “The Secret Garden”. The call for art will go live November 20th so get your creative juices going and give us a glimpse into what inspires you in flora and fauna, real or imagined!
In “Uncommon Knowledge” Roche Tissue Diagnostics and SAACA worked together to create a one-of-a-kind exhibition around disease screening and the value of regular testing. They used the stories of 21 Roche colleagues across the country that have experienced a disease diagnosis that has impacted their life. They selected 12 creatives to participate in this exhibition to collaborate with a colleague to create works of visual art, music, stories, and poetry. This collaborative event opened last Thursday with live performances of music and poetry.
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Above Renee Michele stands next to her piece titled "It's About Time."
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"Keeping Secrets From Myself,"
pictured above is by Angela Puffer.
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The above image is by Bella Dolores. It is titled "F.E.A.R." Face Everything And Rise. |
The Elaine Walsh sculpture above is titled
"Love Becomes Strength".
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Beth Surdut created the silk scarf above. She is the only artist in the Ventana Gallery show that acted as both a writer and a visual artist. Click here to listen to The Mechanics of Listening.
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The visual arts were hung in the Ventana Gallery and adjacent building. Hung next to the art were stories or poetry that was printed on large banners along with meaningful descriptions from artists and colleagues about their personal experience. All in all, it was and is a remarkable collaboration of artists and survivors coming together, sharing their gifts and experiences, with the hope of changing the way we take notice of and manage our health.
Roche Tissue Diagnostics and the Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance went above and beyond in their efforts and were rewarded with great success. Over 500 people joined us on opening night. I am honored to be a participant. The exhibition is open by appointment in the Roche Tissue Diagnostics Ventana Gallery until January 5th.
Exhibitions Coordinator
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The role fashion plays in the art world will be at the heart of this event.
The Art & Fashion Fusion is designed to create relationships with other retailers at La Encantada, so we can cross market.
It is the hope that the partnerships formed for this event will turn into plans for a biannual event of this nature, bringing new potential art patrons into the gallery.
Watch for more opportunities to volunteer, or feature your work.
Thank you to our La Encantada
Store Partners:
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ARTIST OPPORTUNITY
Special Event for SAAG in the Works for November 11
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A SAAG Committeee is currently working on an event to take place in the gallery on November 11 from 4 pm to 6 pm. Titled
Art & Fashion Fusion, SAAG will partner with three of the retailers at La Encantada to present a fashion show at the gallery, where the fashion shown has been, in part, inspired by art at the SAAG Gallery.
There are three ways that SAAG members can participate.
- This event will include a silent auction component. The committee is looking for art donations for the auction. You do not need to be in the gallery to make a donation. If you have a relationship with a restaurant or arts organization, gift cards make great auction items as well. Remember a portion of the funding from the auction goes to support local arts and community outreach.
- Gallery artist, who make wearable products (including jewelry) will want to be part of the fashion show. An email will go out to you with more specifics on how you can participate at a later date.
- As with any event, the committee hopes all SAAG members will help get the word out about this first time event. A design for social media is in the works now and will be shared in October, so you can share it with your customers.
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Pictured above, Theresa at home in her studio, holding her latest painting which she has just entered in the Contemporary Artists of Southern Arizona (CASA) show at the JCC for later this fall.
Above her is where she stores her Patio Jewels.
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ARTIST SPOTLIGHT
Theresa Poalucci
BY PAT SCOTT
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Theresa Poalucci enjoys painting, clay sculpting, alcohol inks and multi media assemblies called Patio Jewels. She is also a dedicated volunteer for our SAAG organization.
How long have you been in Tucson?
I’ve had a house here for 20 years but I have only been here full time for 10 years. We lived in Seattle and it was so gray. We wanted to live somewhere where it was sunny after we retired. I was really surprised when we moved here that seeing the sunshine made me feel happier.
What is your education background? Did you study art?
I have a degree in psychology from the University of Washington. I was very interested in psychology and wanted to be a child psychologist but was sucked into the family business. I started working with my mother’s newspapers after I graduated and took the business over when she retired. I was a graphic artists, writer, editor and eventually publisher, in the newspaper business for over 40 years. Painting was just a side thing for me.
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Tell us about your artistic journey.
My job was super stressful. I knew my mom liked to paint and it really calmed her nerves, so I thought I would give it a try. Painting was relaxing for me. After I retired I wanted to learn to sculpt, so I started taking classes with the Southern Arizona Clay Artists. I finally got to the point where I was sculpting faces and putting rays on them to make them sun faces. That was when I was first selling at the SAAG store in Casa Adobes. I was asked if I could make something under $100 for the gallery and I came up with a multi media hanging decoration I call Patio Jewels. I then discovered alcohol inks and I do a lot of that as well. Patio Jewels got me into the K Newby Gallery in Tubac. I also sell my work at Absolute Art Gallery and Gifts.
Do you have any goals with your work?
No. I did at one time. When I first started creating a lot of art, and I got into a gallery, I thought I am really going to make this into a business. But I found that I did not want to work that hard.
What is the biggest challenge in your work?
Finding the time to do it. I like the creative process. A lot of my art is a happy accident. I start a painting with something in mind and it turns into something else that surprises me.
Do you teach?
I love teaching art. My philosophy is that I want my students to just enjoy the process, putting the paint on the paper even if it doesn’t look like what they expect, they should just enjoy it. I tell them to let go, be childlike. They should be in class to have fun.
What is the greatest reward of doing your art?
The pleasure I get from making the art. It is not really the selling of the art, although I am glad if a piece I have done brings joy to someone else. It is nice but it is really the pleasure of creating something.
Who has influenced your work?
I am mostly influenced by what I see when I go to a museum or a gallery, all the variety. I visit galleries a lot. I am not set on one technique, I leave myself open. Sometimes I see someone is using a new technique and I have to run home and try it out, but in my own style.
Who is your favorite artist?
I really love Monet and I love Andrew Wyatt. I am just in awe of their work. I don’t have the patience or training to do what they do.
Tell us about your Membership in SAAG.
I’ve learned a lot from SAAG. Meeting other artists and getting little hints about things like how to do shows or where to get the best giclee printed, rather than figure it out on your own is a real plus. Also SAAG gave me the opportunity to be in a gallery and learn about what that is like. The other thing is it’s a belonging thing. You belong to a group and even though you don’t know everyone well, if you have an art issue you have someone to talk to about it. I volunteer to do the newsletter and I do all the advertising and PR. I want to help SAAG to succeed and I want our artists to succeed. We have so many talented artists at SAAG, it is an amazing organization.
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Upcoming Fall Art Festivals |
Here is a list of some of the local art shows that are taking place in the next couple of months, and just some of the Southern Arizona Arts Guild members that will be participating.
Stop by and say hello!
October 14 & 15: Sky Islands Fall Artisan Market
Open 9 am to 5 pm on Saturday and 10 am to 4 pm on Sunday at Patagonia Town Park, 325 McKeown Ave, Patagonia, AZ 85624. This is a free event and sponsored by the Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance (SAACA).
Stop by and say hello to SAAG artist:
• Corinne Babcock
• Robyn Fowler
October 21 & 22: Oro Valley Fall Artisan Market
Open 10 am to 4 pm, throughout the weekend. It takes place at the Oro Valley Marketplace, 12155 N Oracle Rd, Oro Valley, AZ 85737. Admission is free. This festival is presented by the Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance (SAACA).
Stop by and say hello to SAAG artist:
• Casonti McClure
• Elsa Jacklitch
• Chris Chamberlain
• Bruce Berry
October 20 & 21: Fiber Arts Tucson 2023
Noon to 5 pm on Friday and 10 am to 3 pm on Saturday. This takes place at St. Francis in the Foothills (4625 E River Rd, Tucson, AZ, 85718). Admission is free. This festival is presented by the Tucson Handweavers & Spinners Guild.
Stop by and say hello to SAAG artist:
• Lawrence Peters
• Caryn Stedman
November 4 & 5: La Encantada Fine Arts Show
Hours for the festival are Saturday 10 am to 4 pm and Sunday 11 am to 4 pm. at the La Encantada Shopping Center (2905 E Skyline Dr, Tucson, AZ 85718). Admission is free. This festival is presented by SAACA.
Stop by and say hello to SAAG artist:
Elsa Jacklitch, Photography
• Chris Chamberlain
• Bonnie Reeves
• Bruce Berry
• Bob and Karen Samson
November 4: Harlow Gardens Holiday Marketplace
From 9 am to 5 pm, at the Harlow Gardens 5620 E. Pima St, Tucson, AZ 85712.
Stop by and say hello to SAAG artist:
• Phil Smith
• Gillian Allard
• Ana Thompson, Mirage Bird
• Jorge Vergeli
• Laurie Schock
November 5: The Highlands at Dove Mountain Fall Art Market
This show will take place from noon to 4 pm in the clubhouse ballroom (4949 W. Heritage Club Blvd, Marana). The Market is free to shoppers. Non-resident artists and resident artists will be featured at this show.
Stop by and say hello to SAAG artist:
Lawrence Peters
November 17 to 19: The Artisans Market
The Market takes place on around the Tucson Museum of Art starting at 10 am. Go to the historic block that surrounds the TMA (140 North Main Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701). Admission is free.
November 18: Artists Tent Show
At Absolutely Art Gallery & Gifts from 10 am to 4 pm. Located at 16701 N. Oracle Road in Catalina. Admission is free.
Stop by and say hello to SAAG artist:
• Laura Stiltner
• Corinne Babcock
• Tracy Holmes
December 2 & 3: Oro Valley Festival of the Arts & Holiday Tree Lighting
Saturday hours 10 am to 5 pm, and Sunday 10 am to 4 pm. It takes place at the Oro Valley Marketplace, 12155 N Oracle Rd, Oro Valley, AZ 85737. Admission is free. This festival is presented by SAACA.
Stop by and say hello to SAAG artist:
Corinne Babcock
• Chris Chamberlain
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November Non-Critique – One Session Only
Don't miss it
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But we’ll have fun as usual earlier in the month:
• MORNING - 3rd Thursday (November 16) from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
We’re thankful for Non-Critique but it’s not better than pie!:
• 4th Thursday Evening Session Cancelled due to Thanksgiving.
How to participate: We invite you to show one or two pieces of your art and talk about your inspiration and process. If you wish, you can request feedback from the other attendees. But no suggestions will be offered unless you ask. Conversations always focus on the positive and the constructive.
You can just show your work on-camera. Or, to show off your work to the best advantage, we suggest that you submit one or more photos of your piece(s) to the host by the day before. Reminders with details about sending images will come out a couple of days ahead of each session.
Please join us even if you don’t have work to show.
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Laura LePere’s polymer clay wall art "Just Floating" is traveling in Europe!
Laura LePere’s polymer clay wall art "Just Floating" (pictured above) is traveling in Europe! It's currently part of the "Dreams That Money Can Buy" exhibition in South Tryrol, Italy. The exhibit showcases the work of Berlin artist Phillip Wiegard in both polymer clay and hand-painted wallpaper. Laura’s piece is part of a collaborative installation that Philip initiated entitled "Sunset Suites." It consists of eleven unique interpretations from different polymer clay artists using techniques from one of Philip’s YouTube tutorials. The pieces were first shown in Berlin in 2021.
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Loteria de Tucson Show
The Loteria de Tucson Show opens officially October 3rd with an artist reception on October 7th, from 6-8 PM at Arte de la Vida.
Arte de la Vida is hosting this show for the third year. This antique shop that primarily sells Mexican artifacts will display the work of some 54 artist from the opening until November 21. Open daily from 11 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Saturday, the store is located at 37 North Tucson Boulevard, Tucson, Arizona 85716.
Above is a piece by Liz Vaughn that will be in this show. Other members also showing at Loteria de Tucson are Mary Pyle, Lisa Suarez, Lynn Pass and Perla Segovia.
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Perla Segovia shows at TMA
Perla Segovia will have the above work at the CUMBI, Textiles, Society, and Memory in Andean South America exhibit at the Tucson Museum of Art, which starts October 14 and ends February 25.
CUMBI: Textiles, Society, and Memory in Andean South America offers a fresh look at over 2,000 years of textiles from the Andes, generating conversations between ancient weaving and contemporary art made in dialogue with traditional works. Across four chapters, this catalogue presents new research on textiles held by the Tucson Museum of Art for decades while also spotlighting the work of artists of Andean heritage who lead the way in understanding the enduring relevance of historical traditions today.
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Karen Lustrup receives special recognition at Tucson Airport Show
SAAG member Karen Lustrup just won First Place at the Tucson Airport for her piece entitled Yellow, which is currently on display.
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Congratulation to Peggy Rubin |
Pictured above is a painting by Peggy Rubin, which won the finalist award in the International Teravarna color competition. |
Peggy Rubin is the Certificate Winner in the Global Painting Conclave (NC ,Canada), 23rd Figurative Competition, September 2023. The winning piece (above) is titled "Lounge Lizard" and is 36x36 acrylic on canvas. |
Enchanted Gardens at Tucson Botanical features John Benedict
Enchanted Gardens will feature 20 whimsical sculptures by John Benedict made from steel, copper, glass, and other natural materials. Garden fairies and larger than life critters will sit among the plants and flowers.
John Benedict was born in Dallas, Texas. After moving around to different places for a few years, he made his home in Tucson, Arizona, where he lives today with his wife and children. John has done many different types of art, including murals, nightclub theming, haunted house theming, gates, doors, faux finish painting, furniture, photography, and fossil and dinosaur egg restoration. John has since settled into metal art— creating sculptures, wall hangings, chess sets, and steampunk critters and fish. John’s work can be seen in collections as far away as Taiwan, Tennessee, and right here in Tucson and has been published in “American Art Collectors”.
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Eldon Ward featured on Saatchi Art
Saatchi Art (The world's leading on-line art gallery) is including Eldon's "Resonance" painting in their "New This Week" feature this week. Their curators review thousands of recent works from around the world and select 100 (or fewer) for this list. Click here to view the work on Saatchi.
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Empowered Woman Art Exhibition
Tracy Holmes is participating in the The Empowered Woman Art Exhibition at the new Tucson Gallery, Artemiss which opens October 7. The gallery is located at 657 W St Marys Rd, Building C2, Tucson.
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PIMA Community College 3 Person Show extended to October 20
Ceramicists Russell Kahn, Joni Pevarnik and Andy Iventosch are showing at the PIMA West Campus, 2nd Floor, Santa Rita Building at 2202 W. Anklam Road as part of the Visual Arts program at the college. Russell also currently shows at the SAAG Gallery.
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SAAG artist Robyn Fowler is
showing the piece above in the
JCC Show.
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SAAG artist Steve Nance created
this clock and table that is also
showing at the JCC show.
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An Indoor Sculpture Group Show is taking place at the Jewish Community Center. There will be 29 local artists represented showcasing a variety of mediums including: bronze, copper, stainless steel, aluminum, granite, sterling silver, ceramic, fused glass, beadwork, and mixed media. This year’s work encompasses work on pedestals, free standing, wall hangings, and smaller work in the display case. This show will also coincide with new sculptures in this year’s outdoor juried exhibition with a grand Celebration of Sculpture taking place on October 22nd.
The indoor sculpture show runs through October 29.
The J’s Fine Art Gallery is home to a rotating showcase of fine art from local, national, and international artists, August through April. Gallery show openings are a great time to stop by the gallery and peruse the art, chat with the artist or listen in on an artist talk, enjoy a refreshment and be in the company of other art appreciators in our community.
The Jewish Community Center is located at 3800 E. River Road, Tucson AZ 85718. You can check hours by calling 520-299-3000
Along with Robyn and Steve, SAAG Artists Ricky Flores Ortiz, Pam Ambrosio, Jerry Harris, and Gary Rubin also have art in the JCC show.
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Steinfeld Gallery hosts: Glitz & Glam in Construction Mayhem, a juried exhibition
Starting Saturday, Oct. 7 from 4 to 9 p.m. Steinfeld Gallery & Studios is hosting a new juried exhibition — Glitz & Glam in Construction Mayhem. Participating SAAG artists include Lisa Suarez, Emily Cartagine, Kim McKay, Loretta Rieth, John Staiano and Deborah Garza Chavez.
Pictured to the left "Non Legato II" by Deborah Garza Chavez — a 30"x30"x2" canvas
with acrylic, vintage Japanese calligraphy and music score.
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At the Library
Pima County Public Library is excited to announce its 2023 Call to Artists. We are now accepting submissions to exhibit artwork at library branches.
Guidelines:
Artists of all ages who live or work in Pima County are eligible to apply. Our goals include creating exhibition opportunities for emerging artists from culturally diverse backgrounds and increasing public awareness of and interest in the visual arts.
Applicants will be asked to submit an artist statement and five images as examples of their work, though they are not required to showcase these specific pieces in exhibitions. Artists will be added to a roster for two years for gallery coordinators to contact to schedule exhibitions in public libraries.
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As you all know, SAAG is a volunteer operation. Some jobs, like being a committee chair are ongoing. But many committees are looking for one-offs — a couple of hours of volunteer time for a special event. Here are some opportunities listed below. |
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A new SAAG Programs Coordinator is needed to bring educational and inspiring presentations to the SAAG General meetings once a month. E mail Suzanne Villella if you are interested. Programs are already scheduled through February of next year, giving our new Programs Coordinator plenty of time to start planning.
Caryn Stedman, Ana Thompson and Celika Preciado have created a new Events Committee for SAAG. They are looking for volunteers and great ideas. Reach out to any of them and let them know you are interested! Just click on a name above to email.
This fall, the gallery is hosting several private events, where the organizations are asking to have some art demonstrations happening while they are there. If this is something you would like to do, email Suzanne Villella and let her know you would be available for this and she can let you know dates and times that are available. Just click on her name above to email.
On November 11, The Art & Fashion Fusion event is going to need a hosts of gallery volunteers in the late afternoon. Also the event is looking for items to be donated to auction off. If you are free that day and can volunteer, reach out to Lawrence Peters.
SAAG is looking for a committee chair to schedule all in-gallery demonstrations. For example the upcoming SAACA Fine Arts Festival at La Encantada takes place on November 4-5. This is a super busy weekend for the gallery and SAACA helps us promote the artists who do demos that weekend. If you are interested in taking on this job, please email Theresa Poalucci.
Every SAAG volunteer
is critical to making us the great organization that we are!
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MEMBER OPPORTUNITY
Put a sample picture of your art on the SAAG Website
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Has everyone seen the new Digital Gallery of guild members work on the website? All SAAG members have the opportunity to have a piece of their artwork displayed along with a link to their website or social media. To participate send a photo of your work to soartsguild@gmail.com.
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Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023
4:30 pm to 6:00 pm
Smart Phone
Photography
with Nancy Schroeder
$45
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Friday, Oct. 6, 2023
10:30 pm to 3:00 pm
Fundamentals of Drawing
The Landscape
with Sonsoles Shack
$55
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Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2023
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Painting Silk
Scarves
with Mary Gavan
$90
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Friday, Oct. 20, 2023
10:30 am to 3:00 pm
Fundamentals of Drawing
Animals
with Sonsoles Shack
$55
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Friday, Sept. 15, 2023
4:30 pm to 6:00 pm
Barrio Photo
Tour in Tucson
with Nancy Schroeder
$45
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Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023
4:30 pm to 6:00 pm
Smart Phone
Photography
with Nancy Schroeder
$45
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Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2023
1:00 am to 2:300 pm
Photographing Birds
with Mary Gavan
$45
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Saturday, Oct. 28, 2023
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Painting with Crystals
with Karyn Holyk
$65
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WHY TAKE A CLASS AT SAAG?
• Classes taught at La Encantada in our classroom in back of the gallery
• All classes taught by SAAG artists
• Classes are for both beginners
and advanced students
• Most of the time students leave with a finished project
• With most classes all art materials required provided
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- Bring your little ghouls and goblins to La Encantada on Halloween for a howling good time!
- Trick-or-Treating (at participating storefronts, including the SAAG Gallery)
- Costume Contest (ages 12 & under)
- Dance Party in Center Court
- Pumpkin Display
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Halloween Costume Contest DetailsTuesday, October 31 • 6 pm • Center Courtyard
- Open to ages 12 & under.
- No registration required.
- Children ages 12 and under are invited to meet in the Center Courtyard promptly at 6:00 pm to participate.
- Winners will be announced by 6:20 pm.
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Judging PanelVili Langi, Account Executive at Tucson Lifestyle Magazine
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Marc Mclaughlin, Operations Director at La Encantada Mall
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Mike Rapp, DJ at 94.9 MIXfm Morning Show
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Jane Roxbury, Director of Gem Show & Convention Services, Visit Tucson
- The La Encantada Halloween Celebration is brought to you by La Encantada, 94.9 MIXfm, Tucson Lifestyle, and Visit Tucson.
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SAAG currently
has 1500 followers
on Facebook and
our Instagram
account now has 1053 followers!
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Social Media Tips from SAAG |
SAAG has opportunities for its members on both Facebook and Instagram.
If you would like to have your artwork images posted to Facebook and/or Instagram, email jpgs to Gail Kushner at gail@kushnerskreations.com. Please include your name, the name of the art piece, and the medium.
If you are using Instagram please note: the correct, official, hashtag for the Southern Arizona Arts Guild is #saagtucson and the direct address is @saagtucson. Please use this hashtag in the future. Thanks!
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