Now in their 21st\nyea r\, Pink Martini and bandleader Thomas Lauderdale are Portland\,\nOregon ’s “musical ambassadors to the world\,” performing a\nmultilingual r epertoire on concert stages from Carnegie Hall to the\nHollywood Bowl to R oyal Albert Hall\, and with more than 50 symphony\norchestras throughout E urope\, Asia\, the Middle East\, Africa\, Australia\, New\nZealand and the Americas. The band has released nine albums on its own\nlabel\, Heinz Rec ords. Their most recent release is Dream a Little\nDream\, a coll aboration with The von Trapps. Lauderdale and lead singer\nChina Forbes br ing together this small orchestra\, crossing classical\, jazz\nand old-fas hioned pop to create evenings that are charming\, nostalgic and\nmesmerizi ng.
VIP and Early Entry tickets are now sold out.\nGeneral admission tickets are still available!
2017\nSumme
r Concert Series Sponsors:
Bex Wilkinson and The\nMarshall
Frankel Foundation\, and Sun Valley Resort
Supporting Spon
sors:
KSKI 94.5 Silver Creek Ford Wood River Inn
M embers can buy two concerts and save!
\nOnly Center me mbers may purchase the two concerts at once to save an\nadditional 10% on tickets. You’re guaranteed to get the best seats\navailable. Please call the box office to purchase series tickets\n208.726.9491 x110.
Tickets are on sale now.
\nSeries tickets are only available\nto members and are 10% off ind ividual tickets
* Series prices list ed above INCLUDE all taxes and ticketing\nfees. Price includes one ticket to Lord Huron and one ticket to Pink\nMartini.
Now i n their 21st\nyear\, Pink Martini and bandleader Thomas Lauderdale are Por tland\,\nOregon’s “musical ambassadors to the world\,” performing a\ nmultilingual repertoire on concert stages from Carnegie Hall to the\nHoll ywood Bowl to Royal Albert Hall\, and with more than 50 symphony\norchestr as throughout Europe\, Asia\, the Middle East\, Africa\, Australia\, New\n Zealand and the Americas. The band has released nine albums on its own\nla bel\, Heinz Records. Their most recent release is Dream a Little\nDrea m\, a collaboration with The von Trapps. Lauderdale and lead singer\n China Forbes bring together this small orchestra\, crossing classical\, ja zz\nand old-fashioned pop to create evenings that are charming\, nostalgic and\nmesmerizing.
VIP and Early Entry tickets are now sold out.\nGeneral admission tickets are still available!
2017\nSummer Concert Series Sponsors:
Bex Wilkinson and
The\nMarshall Frankel Foundation\, and Sun Valley Resort
Supporting Sponsors:
KSKI
94.5 Silver Creek Ford<
/a> Wood River Inn
Only Center members may purchase the two concerts at once to save an\nadd itional 10% on tickets. You’re guaranteed to get the best seats\navailab le. Please call the box office to purchase series tickets\n208.726.9491 x1 10.
Tickets are on sale now.
\nSeries tickets are only available\nto members and are 10% off individual tickets
* Ser ies prices listed above INCLUDE all taxes and ticketing\nfees. Price inclu des one ticket to Lord Huron and one ticket to Pink\nMartini.
Start your\nGallery Wa lk at the Center! Locals and visitors alike take in\nthought-provoking exh ibitions\, enjoy wine\, mingle with friends\, and often\nmeet the artists. his exhibition presents the work of contemporary artists\nwho expose the many ways the night frames our lives and our dreams.\nExhibition on view J un 30–Aug 26\, 2017. Night Watch has\nbeen generously u nderwritten by Barbara &\; John Lehman and Jeri L.\nWolfson.
Start your\nGallery Walk at the Center! Locals and visitors alike take in\nthou ght-provoking exhibitions\, enjoy wine\, mingle with friends\, and often\n meet the artists. his exhibition presents the work of contemporary artists \nwho expose the many ways the night frames our lives and our dreams.\nExh ibition on view Jun 30–Aug 26\, 2017. Night Watch has\n been generously underwritten by Barbara &\; John Lehman and Jeri L.\nWo lfson.
In an evening\npresent ation\, ceramic artist Gerald Arrington will speak about his Wood\nRiver V alley inspiration and influence as well as his process and working\ntechni ques.
Arrington received the 2016 Sun Valley Center Arts and\nCraft s Festival Best of Ceramics Winner award. His lecture is in\nconjunction w ith the two-day workshop on ceramics that we will be teaching\nin collabor ation with Boulder Mountain Clayworks\, Aug 9 &\; 10\,\n10am-4pm.
< p>Gerald Arrington Stoneware Ceramics is based in northern\nCalifornia’s beautiful Sonoma County. Gerald spent more than 25 years in\nIdaho. While there\, he attended Idaho State University as a Fine Arts major\nand earn ed his B.A. While at ISU\, he continued his study of geology. His\nlove of clay and his fascination with rocks eventually merged into one\npassion\, leading him to develop his unique art forms.Gerald employs\nthe v ariety of techniques he has developed over nearly 16 years to create\nhis truly one-of-a-kind stoneware ceramics. It’s a process that begins by\nt hrowing a closed form on the wheel. While the piece is still on the wheel\ ,\ncolored slips are added to create the stratification. After a period of \ndrying\, he begins the altering process by paddling the form until it ta kes\non the shape and characteristics of a river stone. The resulting piec es are\nreminiscent of stratified sedimentary stones worn and smoothed by\ nwater. After creating several stones in a variety of shapes and sizes\, he\nfurther refines his art into sculpture for the table\, home\, and gard en.
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In an evening\npresentation\, ceramic artist Gerald Arrington will speak about his Wood\nRiver Valley inspiration and influence as well as his process an d working\ntechniques.
Arrington received the 2016 Sun Valley Cente r Arts and\nCrafts Festival Best of Ceramics Winner award. His lecture is in\nconjunction with the two-day workshop on ceramics that we will be teac hing\nin collaboration with Boulder Mountain Clayworks\, Aug 9 &\; 10\, \n10am-4pm.
Gerald Arrington Stoneware Ceramics is based in norther n\nCalifornia’s beautiful Sonoma County. Gerald spent more than 25 years in\nIdaho. While there\, he attended Idaho State University as a Fine Art s major\nand earned his B.A. While at ISU\, he continued his study of geol ogy. His\nlove of clay and his fascination with rocks eventually merged in to one\npassion\, leading him to develop his unique art forms.
Gera ld employs\nthe variety of techniques he has developed over nearly 16 year s to create\nhis truly one-of-a-kind stoneware ceramics. It’s a process that begins by\nthrowing a closed form on the wheel. While the piece is st ill on the wheel\,\ncolored slips are added to create the stratification. After a period of\ndrying\, he begins the altering process by paddling the form until it takes\non the shape and characteristics of a river stone. T he resulting pieces are\nreminiscent of stratified sedimentary stones worn and smoothed by\nwater. After creating several stones in a variety of sh apes and sizes\, he\nfurther refines his art into sculpture for the table\ , home\, and garden.
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Join Gerald\nArrington \, the 2016 Sun Valley Center Arts and Crafts Festival Best of\nCeramics W inner this summer. Break free from the symmetry of wheel thrown\nforms and experience the thrown form as a starting place for endless\npossibilities for function and sculpture. Must have some experience on a\npotters whee l. Day One: Learn to throw closed forms on the wheel\, and\ndecorate with colored slips and oxides. Day Two: Learn to transform the\nclosed forms wi th a variety of altering techniques.
Gerald Arrington\nStoneware Ce ramics is based in northern California’s beautiful Sonoma\nCounty. Geral d spent more than 25 years in Idaho. While there\, he attended\nIdaho Stat e University as a Fine Arts major and earned his B.A. While at\nISU\, he c ontinued his study of geology. His love of clay and his\nfascination with rocks eventually merged into one passion\, leading him to\ndevelop his uni que art forms.
Gerald employs the variety of\ntechniques he has dev eloped over nearly 16 years to create his truly\none-of-a-kind stoneware c eramics. It’s a process that begins by throwing\na closed form on the wh eel. While the piece is still on the wheel\, colored\nslips are added to c reate the stratification. After a period of drying\, he\nbegins the alteri ng process by paddling the form until it takes on the\nshape and character istics of a river stone. The resulting pieces are\nreminiscent of stratifi ed sedimentary stones worn and smoothed by\nwater. After creating several stones in a variety of shapes and sizes\, he\nfurther refines his art int o sculpture for the table\, home\, and garden.
\nThis class takes place Wednesday &\; Thursday\, August 9 &\;\n10\, from 10am-4p m.
Cancellation reimbursement deadline:\nThurs\, Jul 20
Join Gerald\nArrington\, the 2016 Sun Valley Center Arts and Crafts Festival Be st of\nCeramics Winner this summer. Break free from the symmetry of wheel thrown\nforms and experience the thrown form as a starting place for endle ss\npossibilities for function and sculpture. Must have some experience o n a\npotters wheel. Day One: Learn to throw closed forms on the wheel\, an d\ndecorate with colored slips and oxides. Day Two: Learn to transform the \nclosed forms with a variety of altering techniques.
Gerald Arring ton\nStoneware Ceramics is based in northern California’s beautiful Sono ma\nCounty. Gerald spent more than 25 years in Idaho. While there\, he att ended\nIdaho State University as a Fine Arts major and earned his B.A. Whi le at\nISU\, he continued his study of geology. His love of clay and his\n fascination with rocks eventually merged into one passion\, leading him to \ndevelop his unique art forms.
Gerald employs the variety of\ntech niques he has developed over nearly 16 years to create his truly\none-of-a -kind stoneware ceramics. It’s a process that begins by throwing\na clos ed form on the wheel. While the piece is still on the wheel\, colored\nsli ps are added to create the stratification. After a period of drying\, he\n begins the altering process by paddling the form until it takes on the\nsh ape and characteristics of a river stone. The resulting pieces are\nremini scent of stratified sedimentary stones worn and smoothed by\nwater. After creating several stones in a variety of shapes and sizes\, he\nfurther re fines his art into sculpture for the table\, home\, and garden.
\nThis class takes place Wednesday &\; Thursday\, August 9 &\;\n
10\, from 10am-4pm.
Cancellation reimbursement deadline:\n Thurs\, Jul 20
Join Gerald\nArrington \, the 2016 Sun Valley Center Arts and Crafts Festival Best of\nCeramics W inner this summer. Break free from the symmetry of wheel thrown\nforms and experience the thrown form as a starting place for endless\npossibilities for function and sculpture. Must have some experience on a\npotters whee l. Day One: Learn to throw closed forms on the wheel\, and\ndecorate with colored slips and oxides. Day Two: Learn to transform the\nclosed forms wi th a variety of altering techniques.
Gerald Arrington\nStoneware Ce ramics is based in northern California’s beautiful Sonoma\nCounty. Geral d spent more than 25 years in Idaho. While there\, he attended\nIdaho Stat e University as a Fine Arts major and earned his B.A. While at\nISU\, he c ontinued his study of geology. His love of clay and his\nfascination with rocks eventually merged into one passion\, leading him to\ndevelop his uni que art forms.
Gerald employs the variety of\ntechniques he has dev eloped over nearly 16 years to create his truly\none-of-a-kind stoneware c eramics. It’s a process that begins by throwing\na closed form on the wh eel. While the piece is still on the wheel\, colored\nslips are added to c reate the stratification. After a period of drying\, he\nbegins the alteri ng process by paddling the form until it takes on the\nshape and character istics of a river stone. The resulting pieces are\nreminiscent of stratifi ed sedimentary stones worn and smoothed by\nwater. After creating several stones in a variety of shapes and sizes\, he\nfurther refines his art int o sculpture for the table\, home\, and garden.
\nThis class takes place Wednesday &\; Thursday\, August 9 &\;\n10\, from 10am-4p m.
Cancellation reimbursement deadline:\nThurs\, Jul 20
Join Gerald\nArrington\, the 2016 Sun Valley Center Arts and Crafts Festival Be st of\nCeramics Winner this summer. Break free from the symmetry of wheel thrown\nforms and experience the thrown form as a starting place for endle ss\npossibilities for function and sculpture. Must have some experience o n a\npotters wheel. Day One: Learn to throw closed forms on the wheel\, an d\ndecorate with colored slips and oxides. Day Two: Learn to transform the \nclosed forms with a variety of altering techniques.
Gerald Arring ton\nStoneware Ceramics is based in northern California’s beautiful Sono ma\nCounty. Gerald spent more than 25 years in Idaho. While there\, he att ended\nIdaho State University as a Fine Arts major and earned his B.A. Whi le at\nISU\, he continued his study of geology. His love of clay and his\n fascination with rocks eventually merged into one passion\, leading him to \ndevelop his unique art forms.
Gerald employs the variety of\ntech niques he has developed over nearly 16 years to create his truly\none-of-a -kind stoneware ceramics. It’s a process that begins by throwing\na clos ed form on the wheel. While the piece is still on the wheel\, colored\nsli ps are added to create the stratification. After a period of drying\, he\n begins the altering process by paddling the form until it takes on the\nsh ape and characteristics of a river stone. The resulting pieces are\nremini scent of stratified sedimentary stones worn and smoothed by\nwater. After creating several stones in a variety of shapes and sizes\, he\nfurther re fines his art into sculpture for the table\, home\, and garden.
\nThis class takes place Wednesday &\; Thursday\, August 9 &\;\n
10\, from 10am-4pm.
Cancellation reimbursement deadline:\n Thurs\, Jul 20