Painting Where the Wild Things Are May 13-30, 2014

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1 Sacramento Fine Arts Center Effie Yeaw Nature Center Painting Where the Wild Things Are May 13-30, 2014 Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11AM - 3PM, Open until 7PM on Tuesdays Special Saturday Reception May 17, 2014, 5:30-8:30 PM

Painting Where the Wild Things Are V May 13-30, 2014 Special Saturday Reception Awards, Live Piano Music by Larry Refreshments May 17, 2014, 5:30-8:30 pm Autumn

2 Painting Where the Wild Things Are V May 13-30, 2014 Special Saturday Reception Awards, Live Piano Music by Larry Refreshments May 17, 2014, 5:30-8:30 pm Autumn Stroll in Effie Yeaw by Vicki Behringer Gala and Auction May 31, PM at Effie Yeaw Nature Center Tickets $50 Call or go to

3 Painting Where the Wild Things Are Welcome to the 4th Annual Painting Where the Wild Things Are Art Exhibit, the first part of a three-part event that includes a Gala Reception and Auction and a Plein Air Event to benefit the Effie Yeaw Nature Center. Artists entered paintings, sculpture, and ceramic works of the American River Parkway, and the wild things found there, to this open, juried art show at the Sacramento Fine Arts Center. Artists entered up to three art works. Not all artists had work accepted. All art work is for sale at the Auction and Gala. If you wish to purchase one at this exhibit you may pay a Buy it Now price of 150% of stated price. items chosen for the Live Auction are reserved to be sold at the Gala. One half or more of the sale price benefits American River Natural History Association who operates the Effie Yeaw Nature Center. The juror for acceptance and awards was Elliott Fouts. Special Saturday Reception is May 17, At the close of show, all unsold paintings will be moved to the Effie Yeaw Nature Center and displayed for the Gala and Auction, May 31, 2014, 5-8 PM. All the paintings will be sold at live and silent auctions during the Gala at the Effie Yeaw Nature Center. The third part will be a Plein Aire Paint, Show and Sell Event. Artists will paint beginning at 9 am. They will paint in the nature preserve and in Hoffman Park until 1pm, at which time the artists will prepare work to be displayed at the Gala to be offered for sale, one half of which benefits EYNC. The Effie Yeaw Nature Center has been operating since June of 2010 without County funding. This event is a major fund raiser for the Nature Center. A purchase from this exhibit or at the Gala will directly support ARNHA which now operates the Effie Yeaw Nature Center, as well as the artist. Contact the office to make a purchase. David Peterson Sacramento Fine Arts Center

4 Painting Where the Wild Things Are AWARDS Niello Acura Best of Show Debbie Gualco Sunrise Riverbank Blick Art Materials 1st Place Imi Lehmbrock-Hirschinger The American River No. 10 Blick Art Materials 2nd Place Jeanette Morrow Hitching a Ride Blick Art Materials 3rd Place David Peterson Bateau Merit Awards Linnea Fronce Otters at William Pond Park Steve Memering American River Walk Honorable Mentions Eric Dahlin A Pair of Robins Rhonda Egan Gold and Gray Leah Florence A Boy and Girl, Sitting Molly Keller Crowtoy Diane Tharp Hide and Seek

5 Exhibitors Carol Ruth Barnes On the Bike Trail, Oil $500 Tania Beaudet Emerged Process, Mixed Encaustic $200 Vicki Behringer Autumn Stroll in Effie Yeaw Watercolor & Ink $225 Barbara Bos Great Blue Heron, Acrylic $200 Joann Cochran The Deer Family, Oil $375 Lance Copeland Night Heron, Oil $800 Eric Dahlin Pair of Robins, Clay Sculpture $300 Jan Dailey Ancil Hoffman Park, Oil $100 River s Bend, Pastel $800 American River, Oil $100 Susan Davis Along the Parkway, Watercolor $160 Barbara DeWein Wild Cunning, Monotype $300 Banjo and Moonrunner The Rivertown Jacks, Monotype $380

6 Sherry Di Lulo A Place to Ponder, Oil $200 Rhonda Egan Gold and Gray, Oil $425 Karin Elliott River Reflections, Oil $400 Carolyn Fischer A Quiet Place, Oil $300 Leah Florence A Boy and Girl, Sitting, Mixed Media $350 Three Children Together, Mixed Media $250 A Girl and Boy, Reading, Mixed Media $350 Tatyana Fogarty By the Old Fair Oaks Bridge, Oil $995 Linnea Fronce Otters at William Pond Park, Oil $500 Cold Morning at William Pond Park, Oil $450 Paradise Beach, Oil $250 Marilyn Gilbert Crossing Jim s Bridge, Oil $450 River Ride, Watercolor $275 Laura Goldstein American River, Stone Collectors I, Watercolor $300 American River, Stone Collectors II, Watercolor $300 Debbie Gualco Sunrise Riverbank, Oil $1,500 Red Bridge, Oil $1,100 River Cruising, Oil $325

7 Barbara Haig Brewed Box, Mixed Media $100 Rebecca Jaggers January on the American, Watercolor $400 A Walk With Grandpa, Watercolor $350 Winter Solstice, Watercolor $400 Patricia Jones River, Oil $325 Molly Keller Crowtoy, Watercolor $425 Maybe, Watercolor $425 Mary Therese Kobashigawa Sound of Spring, Watercolor $300 Windy Spring Day at the Parkway, Oil $275 Jo Kopp Reflections on the Big Horn, Watercolor $200 Winter Fog Sunrise at Pond Park, Watercolor $200 Bruce Leavitt Tree Lined Cove, Oil $1,200 Norah Lee Wild, Oil $850 Imi Lehmbrock-Hirschinger The American River No. 10, Mixed Media $2,700 Small Boat Ramp, American River, Mixed Media $1,500 Sandy Lindblad Swim Sally Swim, Acrylic $395 David Lobenberg Winter Solstice on the American, Acrylic $800

8 Steve Memering American River Walk, Oil $2,850 Frank Michny Redhead Duck, Wood Carving $150 Bob Miller Hoffman Park, Looking West, Acrylic $600 Hoffman Park, Looking East, Acrylic $800 Jeanette Morrow Hitching a Ride, Clay Sculpture $600 Timothy Mulligan River Colors, Beneath Watt Ave. Bridge, Acrylic $1,650 Leah A. Newton In the Branches, Acrylic $500 Jeffrey Paradis Sitting in a Tree Solitude, Clay Sculpture $500 Patris Riverscape, Oil $400 David Peterson Fishin, Watercolor $485 Bateau, Watercolor $485 Margaret Pollan Hawk, Pastel $200 Debra Roberts American River Spring Greens, Oil $675 Tom Sellas Rio Pond, Oil $800 American River, Oil $400

9 N. W. Sloan Springtime on the Parkway, Oil $450 Judy Smith Forest Friend, Monotype $400 Moon River, Monotype $495 Judith A. Sowa One Fish, Blue Fish, Ceramic $300 Diane Tharp Hide and Seek, Watercolor $300 Rivers Bend, Ancil Hoffman Park, Watercolor $250 Kerri Warner Gallimaufry Stagg, Mosaic Sculpture $4,800 Jack Calvin Warren American River Pump Station, Acrylic $500 Chester C. Wilcox Great Blue Heron, Wood Carving $1,000 Cinnamon Teal Hen, Wood Carving $500 Beth Winfield River Fishing, Oil $800 Maria Winkler Bridge Reflections, Acrylic $1,200 Bih Yuan Paradise Dream, Watercolor $250

Judge Elliott Fouts Elliott Fouts has been employed in the Sacramento art industry since 1990. He spent 9 years as an art salesperson at Tower Gallery, then opened Elliott Fouts Gallery in 1999.

10 Judge Elliott Fouts Elliott Fouts has been employed in the Sacramento art industry since He spent 9 years as an art salesperson at Tower Gallery, then opened Elliott Fouts Gallery in Beginning as a landscape gallery with 100% local content, EFG has expanded over the years to embrace landscape, still life, abstraction, and the figure. The gallery focus is on realism and the UC Davis ceramic experience. Elliott Fouts Gallery is located 1831 P. Street Sacramento, CA 95811, Phone (916) Forest Friend by Judy Smith

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