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SLWS 13th BIG SPLASH EXHIBITION

The Saint Louis Watercolor Society is pleased to announce their annual membership show was very well attended with

80 artists showing 180 paintings at the Saint Peters Community Arts Center from September 11th to October 23rd,

2010. David Coughtry, an Associate Professor at Principia College with an MFA from the State University of New York

at Albany, was our judge this year and had the following statement to our membership on the show:

“You are to be congratulated on such a large and fine group of paintings presented in Big Splash, for which I had the

pleasure of being your juror. I truly enjoyed the many revealing and competent levels of facility with water based

medium displayed on these walls, including very fine examples of painting that is imaginative, personal and inspiring----

to be shared with the community.

Awarding prizes is such an interesting process, and one which need not be shrouded in mystery. It has not so much to do

with “picture making” but really comes down to issues of competency (experience), composition, and craftsmanship

(handling of medium and presentation.) An additional, welcome-element hopefully perceived is the presence of feeling in

an artwork.

In selecting awards for Big Splash it seemed logical that each genre be represented, and so many deserving works I

initially considered commendable remain on the walls unprized. In the end however the words of artist Robert Genn

seem appropriate: art is at its best when the interaction simply takes place between the artist and the work itself----

outside the world of criticism and inside the world of inner knowledge. Each work of art is its own beauty and reward.

Thank you for sharing that.”

Our prize winners this year were:

November 2010 Volume 14, Issue 4 www.stlws.org

Juror's Choice Award

$250 Award of Excel-

lence

Margaret Schneider

$200 Winsor & Newton

Award

Shirley Nachtrieb

Passion for Trees

$150 Artmart Award

Sue "Chique" Brooks

Puzzled

$100 Saint Louis Watercolor

Society Award of Achievement

Doris Schwartz

Proud Beauty. .

Page 2 Big Splash 2010 Winners continued . . .

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Mirka Fette, President

314-993-3135

Mary Mosblech

Vice President, and

Programs

314-644-5043

Linda Hammelman,

Treasurer

314-849-4096

Jane Hogg, Secretary

314-961-7626

Beverly Lake Hoffman,

Graphics and Design

314-822-3044

Shirley Kruse

Workshops

636-561-6263

Jim Brauer

Workshops

314-406-5358

William Curtis

Exhibits

314-862-5113

Sandy Baker

Exhibits

314-821-3309

Dan Podgurski

Publicity & Awards

636-532-5361

Doris Schwartz

Hospitality

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$57 Artmart Award

Gloria Goellner

Sky Bow

$50 SLWS Award of Merit

Barbara Wagamon

The Music Teacher

$50 Cheap Joe’s Art Supplies

Award

Barbara Tretter

$50 SLWS Award of Merit

Maggie Zografakis

Orange Boat #3

$50 Dick Blick Art Materials

Award Rosemary Miesner

Moody River

$30-60 Creative Catalyst

Productions Award

Jeanne Thomas

Sydda in the Sunshine

$30-60 Creative Catalyst

Productions Award

Diane Edgar Sunflowers

$30 Royal Brush Manufactur-

ing, Inc. Award

Linda Green/Metzler

Birds in Paradise

$30 Anonymous Donor

Award

Diane Brown Santa Fe Mission

$30 Royal Brush Manufactur-

ing, Inc. Award

Natalie Fleming

Autumn Splendor

Honorable Mention-Cheap

Joe's Art Supplies Gift

Mary Frances Smith

Rock Collection

$15 Anonymous Donor

Award

Janine Helton

Red Head

Honorable Mention-Cheap

Joe's Art Supplies Gift Sandy Baker

Heading Home

Congratulations to our prize win-

ners and all our participating mem-

bers on a beautiful show.

We thank our corporate sponsors

for their generous gifts and hope

you will support them for your art

supply needs. See page 5 for com-

plete list.

Page 3 MICHAEL ANDERSON

ON KEEPING A SKETCH JOURNAL

By Karl Zickler

Michael Anderson provided our group with a

presentation for our September 2010 monthly

meeting. Michael is a member of the Saint Louis

Watercolor Society. Anyone present at the

meeting, but unfamiliar with Michael or his work,

is unfamiliar no longer. Michael is a native of

Oklahoma but states that he feels at home

anywhere since the winds of Oklahoma have

distributed Oklahoma dust throughout the United

States. Michael believes that art is something that

companionship and relationships can be built

around; and that art needs to be shared and those

sharing art need to support and encourage one

another.

Michael‟s presentation subject was „Sketchbooks‟, but given the multi-faceted talent of Mr.

Anderson his „Sketchbook‟ examples took us quickly to 9PM, and for most, wishing that

another 30-45 minutes would have been available. Within his 60-75 minutes Michael

reintroduced us to St. Louis, took us to Florence, Italy, and brought us home again.

Mr. Anderson is a professional artist who creates Illustrations and Paintings, and keeps

sketchbooks to support all of his work. His illustration work combines Architectural

renderings displayed via line drawings, enhancement via watercolors, or digital painting.

Many of his works display St. Louis sites, composed for commercial commission or his own

personal interest. Michael‟s paintings include watercolor, oil and acrylics. Again, all of the

above are supported by the work in his sketchbooks.

Materials used in the completion of his sketchbooks include pencils, pens, watercolors and

Tombo pens. An important feature regarding pens is to be aware of whether the ink being

dispensed is permanent or water soluble. That feature is important to consider if you plan to

add water to the drawing. He also introduced us to water-brushes, a very handy tool to

keep in your sketch kit. The handle of the brush is a clear tube that acts as a reservoir for

water, ready to be squeezed into action when you‟re ready to paint. And who says your

drawing needs to stay on one page of the sketchbook; sometimes the scene just cries out for

more space and Michael responds by continuing the drawing across the crease separating the

pages, and finishes on the adjoining page. You just can‟t place limitations on a great artist.

To view works completed by Michael Anderson please visit his website at

www.michaelandersonstudio.com. Suggestion, pour yourself a fresh cup of coffee before

calling up Michael‟s website. You will want to spend some time allowing your eyes and mind

to wander through the works of Michael Anderson.

Michael’s Field Pack Supplies (photo)

Small Bag

Micron 08 Pen (Permanent Ink)

Pilot G2 Pen (Water Soluble Ink)

Tombo Pens (12 colors)

Travel Palette (his triad is Aqua Rose,

Quin. Gold & Winsor Blue)

Water Brush

#10 Rafael Brush

Sketchbooks

Kleenex & Paper Towels

Digital Camera & Spare Memory Chip

Cell Phone

Change for Parking Meters

Snack Crackers

Business Cards

VOLUNTEER AT A SHOW

Help at one of our

shows with receiving,

hanging, or retrieving

and you will receive a

coupon entitling you to

one free entry at any of

our shows ($7 value).

Plus, it is a fun way to

see all of the entries and

meet your fellow art-

ists. Getting involved is

rewarding!

LOOK WHO’S

JOINED THE

CREW

Madeline Pisani

5424 Columbia Ave.

St. Louis MO 63139

314-647-5061

mpisani@sbcglobal.net

Donald Thebeau

2601 Heritage Lndg

St. Charles MO 63303

636-498-0007

donthebeau@att.net

John Menousek

103 N. Harrison

Kirkwood MO 63122

314-955-7069

menousek@sbcglobal.net

Petti Reichert

731 3rd St. S

Wisconsin Rapids WI

54494

715-323-1021

pettireichert@yahoo.com

Betty Recht

362 Country Glen Lane

St. Louis MO 63141

314-954-6023

blrecht@sbcglobal.net

Marianne Phillips

1968 Meadowtree La #3

Kirkwood MO 63122

314-821-4109

tphil507@earthlink.net

Mary Francis Smith

37 Metz Ct

Lake St. Louis, MO 63367

636-625-8712

mfranbsmit5@yahoo.com

Page 4

MARK MEHAFFEY WORKSHOP

By Shirley Kruse

Participants agreed, this was a very fun,

informative weekend workshop. Our usual bright

and comfortable meeting room at the Maria

Center was filled with some regular workshop

attendees and several that traveled here from out

of town. I hadn‟t signed up to take the workshop,

only attended as the Workshop Chairperson.

What a mistake! Mark was a fun and really terrific

teacher. He had students attention from the

beginning when he gave out a package containing

9 tubes of M. Graham watercolor paint to all the

students! He also gave a detailed booklet to each

student of material he was covering which was

convenient to refer to during his lessons.

Mark is a retired art instructor from the Lansing,

Michigan public schools, but assured us he

considers himself a “local boy” as he lived in

Jefferson City for a time when he was young. He

began the workshop by encouraging us to take the pressure off ourselves to produce a

masterpiece in the workshop. “Try new ideas, experience new techniques and materials and

have your weekend goal be to enjoy the learning process rather than produce a finished

painting.” That was good advice. He encouraged us to “be a risk taker with a brush in your

hand. Be assertive, be aggressive, be Positive!”

Our first assignment Friday morning was to make a detailed sketch from a photo of our

choosing. He encouraged us to simplify the drawing and emphasize the design elements.

Values were all to be determined before painting was started. Students transferred the

drawing onto tracing paper, and then transferred the same image onto 4 small pieces of

watercolor paper.

Next was the 30 minute color lesson. He demonstrated how his 7 favorite colors on his

palette produced many secondary colors and neutrals, and how to use them on your

painting to show off saturated color. Students were challenged to paint the same picture 4

times using a different color scheme each time. The Color Plan options were:

monochromatic, analogous, analogous plus, complementary, all complementary group,

neutralized color, neutrals, and tertiary. These were all explained in his handout. As I

wasn‟t actually painting, but walking around observing, I could see that students were

concentrating and learning what was going on. It was very quiet in the room.

During the workshop, our new Workshop Chairperson, Jim Brauer, arrived with the St Louis

Watercolor Society‟s newly purchased Projector. He took some photos of the group and

then we were treated to a slide show of Mark‟s paintings.

Saturday morning I knew we were in for some fun when he asked me to give each student a

large white trash bag and a very large black trash bag to protect the nice and shiny clean

floors of our Maria Center workroom. The assignment was messy, but a useful learning

experience. Students were to use 2 sheets of Yupo paper and lots of paint and many

different texturing tools to create two paintings, a Non Objective Painting and a

Representational Painting. Interestingly enough, he said not to use the M. Graham brand of

paint for this project, as it doesn‟t work well on Yupo paper. He suggested we choose

either dominate warm or dominate cool colors for our first painting, then squeezed

watercolor tubes of several colors right onto the Yupo, and moved the paint around the

paper with an old wide brush.

continued on page 7

Gini Kubus

14 Flamingo Dr.

St. Peters MO 63376

636-397-3854

vkubus@netzero.net

Patricia M. Wittman

754 Yale Ave.

University City MO 63130

314-727-5820

rcduc@sbcglobal.net

Sarah E. Friars

880 Diversy Drive

St. Louis MO 63126

314-962-0322

Steve J. Morris

2679 Joyceridge

Chesterfield MO 63017

636-530-6807

sjmorrisart@gmail.com

Chris Fischer

1334 Crooked Stick Drive

O'Fallon MO 63366

636-281-0510

chris.fischer27@yahoo.com

Debra Lee Litzsinger

10463 Corbeil Drive

St. Louis MO 63146

314-432-3011

debra.litzsinger@sbcglobal.

net

Marlene Manzelli

11345 Oak Branch Dr.

St. Louis MO 63128

314-894-9057

red.dauphin@att.net

Jane Willhoite

10111 Pawnee Lane

Leawood KS 66206

913-341-6067

djwillhoite@kc.rr.com

Judith Greene Goolsby

775 Gulf Shore Dr. Villa 18

Destin FL 32541

850-650-5585

jgoolsbydesign@cox.net

Sarah Bracco

12303 Aberdeen

Leawood KS 66209

913-345-9597

sarahbracco@gmail.com

Joan Green

2163 E. Wilmar

Quincy IL 62301

217-222-6699

jfgreen5@comcast.net

Page 5 AROUND OUR TOWN

KUDOS

Gloria Gewinner-Ide won Best of Show

for Dawt Mill, and Second Place for Bol-

linger Mill at the Harlin Museum in West

Plains, MO. Title of the show: “The Van-

ishing Ozarks”, ran from Jun. 16-10.

Maggie McCarthy was awarded an Hon-

orable Mention at the 7th Annual Mid-

summer Arts Faire, Jun. 25-27, in Quincy,

IL for her painting Thin Air - Alaska. She

also won the Art Mart Award at the Art

Fair at Queeny Park, Sept. 3-5, and was an

exhibiting artist at the Mosaics Festival for

the Arts Sept. 17-19.

Marilyn Mackris won an Award of Excel-

lence at the WEAG show at the Shrine of

Our Lady of the Snows Jul. 27. Her paint-

ing Landscape with Green Mountains was

one of five awards given. She was also a

featured artist at Norton‟s Gallery, in

Maplewood.

Jewel George, Linda J. Green-Metzler,

and Mary Mosblech were in The Soulard

Art Market Juried Exhibition “Outside: IN”

Aug. 6-27 at the Soulard Art Market &

Contemporary Gallery in St. Louis. Mary

Mosblech was one of the artists featured

in a show of Monotypes entitled “Vision

Re-Vision” at Gallery Fab University of

Missouri -St. Louis, Aug. 19 -Sept. 18.

Maggie Bauman had a one-woman show

at the Northside Art Gallery in Clayton in

Aug. and Sept.

Jerie Artz organized a 15 day painting

trip to France for 10 artists in May. The

trip inspired an exhibit of work called

“Artz Tour de France” that traveled

through France and galleries in IL: the

Abbey in Belleville, Flavors wine & coffee

bar in Breeze, the Jacoby Art Gallery in

Alton, and the Art on the Square in Belle-

ville. Jerie Artz and Arvilla Friar partici-

pated in a show, “Viewpoints”, Aug. 14 -

Sept. 5, at Framations Custom Framing

and Art Gallery in St. Charles.

Harry Richman’s watercolor was accept-

ed in this year‟s Southern Watercolor Soci-

ety‟s annual exhibition in Madisonville,

KY. Also, three of his watercolors will be

in the exhibit by St. Louis artists and archi-

tects in the Frank Lloyd Wright house in

Ebsworth Park from Sept. 10 -Jan. 2, 2011.

Judy Brown and Linda Wilmes were

featured artists in the Summer 2010 issue

of Street Scape Magazine. Judy Brown

also had a watercolor accepted in the “In

Transit: journey, change, and motion” ex-

hibition, Sept. 11 -Oct. 3 at Framations

Custom Framing and Gallery in St. Charles.

Judy also won one of two quick paint

awards at the St. Charles Plein Air competi-

tion, Sept. 25, painting the Foundry Art

Centre, and won another one of two

quick paint awards on Sept. 26 painting

the French Town area of St. Charles.

Shirley Nachtrieb had a Retrospective

Exhibition at The Monday Club, in Web-

ster Groves, Sept. 26 –Nov. 2.

Linda J. Green-Metzler was invited to

join the Board of the National Society of

Arts and Letters, St. Louis Chapter, serving

as editor of their newsletter. The organi-

zation provides support and scholarships

for young artists beginning their careers in

five different disciplines.

Janet Doll received the M. Graham

award in the Illinois Watercolor Society

Exhibition and was one of ten artists ex-

hibiting at Sauk Valley Bank in Dixon, IL.

She had a painting accepted into the Illi-

nois Watercolor Society National Exhibi-

tion, Small Waters at the Elmhurst Art Mu-

seum in Elmhurst, IL. One of her two

paintings accepted into the Illinois State

Fair Professional Art Exhibition received

first place. She also had a painting accept-

ed into the 34th North East Watercolor

Society International Exhibition in Kent

Connecticut and received the Art Mart

award at the Missouri Watercolor Society

Members Invitational Show in Columbia,

MO.

LeRoy Fink won the Alice Leonard Me-

morial Award in the 90th Annual Exhibi-

tion of the National Watercolor Socie-

ty. The exhibit is on display at the NWS

Gallery in San Pedro CA Oct. 30 -Dec.

11. The juror for awards was Christopher

Schink.

Congratulations to you all!

SHOW YOUR

ARTWORK:

CJ Mugg’s is a themed

exhibition, changed quar-

terly, no entry fee or

commission. There is

space for about 30 paint-

ings which are allotted

based on sign up at meet-

ings. Call Barbara Mar-

tin Smith 314-961-6047

if you wish to participate

but cannot attend the

meetings. Receiving is on

the third Tues. from 9-10

PM and the third Wed.

from 9-10 AM.. Upcom-

ing themes are: Oct.

2010, Wordplay (printed

words in paintings).

The Showboat, at the

Foundry Art Centre in St.

Charles, is a rented space,

40” x 60”, two months

for $20. Paintings are

matted, not framed, and

are sold by the Foundry

personnel. There is a

35% commission. Call

Linda Green/Metzler, 314

-469-3205, to reserve

your space.

Big Splash Sponsors:

Artmart

Cheap Joe’s Art Stuff

Creative Catalyst Pro-

ductions

Blick Art Materials

Royal Brush Manufac-

turing, Inc.

Winsor Newton

Page 6

Big Splash

Program

Correction

We apologize for an

error in our program.

Joan Frericks painted

“Irish Abstract”, not

M ag g i e B aum an .

Joan‟s title card was

made before the show

and hung with her

artwork.

To place an

advertisement in

The Cold Press Paper,

contact Jane Hogg,

314-961-7626

5” X 6” $75

5” X 3” $45

2½” X 3 $25

1½” X 1½” $15

Copyright ©2010 by

The Sa in t L ou i s

Watercolor Society.

The publishers reserve

the right to limit the

number, size, and

content of advertising.

Deadline for the

next issue

is Jan. 1, 2011.

Please send

your articles,

kudos, and ads to

Jane Hogg,

554 Sheffield Ave.

St. Louis, MO 63119

Check out the

Regional Arts

Commission

website for helpful

information:

www.art-stl.com

with links to Arts Zipper

Calendar, Marketing

Toolbox, News Room

and more.

SLWS 2011 WORKSHOPS ARE OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED

The Board of the SAINT LOUIS WATERCOLOR SOCIETY is proud to announce the artists

coming to St Louis next year for our 2011 workshops. We think you will agree, we have an

outstanding group of artists coming to St Louis! It is our goal to sponsor workshops that will

offer the participants personal, creative and artistic growth.

Our Spring Workshop, “WATERCOLOR: Secrets and Solutions,” $525

Members, $555 Non-Members, will be led by well known artist and

author Charles Reid. We are extremely fortunate to have him for two

one week sessions, April 11-15 or April 18-22. He will also be the Juror

for our Spring Creative Art Gallery show opening on the weekend be-

tween his workshops. There will only be 18 students in each of his

workshops, so we anticipate this to fill quickly.

Charles Reid is widely known for creating a look of freshness and spontaneity through his use

of “beautiful clean color and his capture of light.” His paintings are loose, direct and expres-

sive. He is the author of numerous watercolor books and lives in Westport, Connecticut.

Please see his website for more details: www.charlesreidart.com.

Donna Zagotta will present her workshop, “Watercolor: Adding the „You‟

Factor to Paintings,” $375 Members, $405 Non-Members, the week of

June 13-17. Please review her work at her website:

www.donnazagotta.com.

Donna‟s paintings have evolved from traditional watercolor techniques and

realism to “an unconventional use of the watercolor medium and the ex-

ploration of the area that lies between realism and abstraction.” Donna

lives in Brighton, Michigan and has been teaching classes and workshops

for twenty years. Her articles have appeared in International Artist Maga-

zine and numerous watercolor magazines. A feature article, “Opaque Color-bold Design,” was

in Watercolor Magazine (Summer 2008).

Fred Graff, will be here the weekend of October 14-16 from Medina

Ohio. His workshop is titled, “WATERCOLOR: Going Beyond the Tra-

ditional Approach.” $230 Members, $260 Non-Members. For more

information, please visit his website: www.fredgraff.com.

Fred is university educated and has a long career teaching art and con-

ducting watercolor workshops, demonstrations and critiques throughout

the United States and abroad. He is among the select watercolorists

who are signature members of all three societies, American Watercolor

Society, National Watercolor Society and Transparent Watercolor Society of America.

All three workshops will be held at the Maria Center in South St Louis. The Maria Center is

located on the campus of Notre Dame High School in Lemay and easy to access by I-255. The

workshops are held in a large, bright, clean room overlooking the Mississippi river, with easy

parking and security. Workshops are filled on a first-come first-served basis. An announcement

and registration forms were mailed in October to members whose dues were paid by October

1. Consequently, many spaces will already be filled. Act now if you want to reserve a spot!

Workshop registration is open to SLWS members only until January 1. At that time, the regis-

tration will be open to non-members.

To sign up for any of these workshops, fill out the application (see insert or download availa-

ble on the SLWS website) and send to SLWS, P. O. Box 158, Fenton, MO 63026, along with

your $50.00 non-refundable deposit required for advance registration, applied to the cost of

the workshop. You will be sent a letter approximately six weeks before the workshop request-

ing final payment. Cancellations after final payment are refundable, less your $50 deposit, if

we can locate a replacement. Members who do not make it in the workshops will be put on a

wait list and given preference over non-members should there be cancellations.

Page 7

Membership Invitation

We invite you to join us as a member of the Saint Louis Watercolor Society. Dues are $30

for the calendar year October through September. You may join at any time but dues are

not prorated. Please complete this form and return it with a check in the amount of $30.00,

made payable to Saint Louis Watercolor Society, PO Box 158, Fenton MO 63026.

Name to appear in directory: ____________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________________

City: _____________________________________ State: ____________ Zip: _____________

Phone (include area code) ________________________________________________________

E-mail address: __________________________________________________________________

Web site: _______________________________________________________________________

Interested in teaching watercolor classes? Yes____ No____

Please indicate your preferences for Volunteer Work

Exhibits Calligraphy Newsletter Hospitality Publicity

Workshops Programs SLWS Board

Mark Mehaffey‟s Workshop continued . . .

Mark then demonstrated the fun of how to wipe paint off

in some areas with a wet paper towel, and to add texture

with a whole bag of his “tools” all the while remembering

the design plan. Among his texturing tools were a piece of

carpet pad, plastic needlepoint canvas, masking tape, spray

water bottle, corrugated cardboard, plastic stencils, string,

gravel, well you get the idea. He then turned on the ceiling

fans and waited for paint to dry. When dry, he taught

more techniques to use, the most useful being that a mixture

of Simple Green cleaner and water removes unwanted paint

from Yupo paper or the floor.

For the final step, he combined black gouache with water-

color paint, applied it with a foam roller onto some areas

of the painting, again using his stencils for shapes. The re-

sults on Sunday, the last day of the workshop, were amaz-

ing. I was sorry there wasn‟t time for a critique of all the

work at the end of class.

I asked some students for their thoughts on the workshop.

The results showed that if you have a chance in the future

to attend one of his workshops, take it! Please visit Mark

Mehaffey‟s website: www.mehaffeygallery.com for more

inspiration.

SLWS HOLIDAY PARTY

Tuesday, December 14th

7 to 9 p.m. at C J Muggs,

101 W. Lockwood Ave. in Webster

Groves

$5 per person, guests welcome,

cash bar, delicious food and desserts!

Raffle tickets and a fun game.

A chance to exchange Artist Trading

Cards.

Gift exchange, new or gently used

art item (tubes of paint, brushes,

books, etc.).

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PO Box 158

Fenton, MO 63026

Nov. 16, 7 p.m., membership meeting; Carol Jessen demo

of landscape/floral.

Dec. 14th, 7-9 p.m., HOLIDAY PARTY at CJ Muggs.

Jan. 18, 7 p.m., membership meeting; Marilynne Bradley

will critique members‟ paintings brought to the meeting.

Jan. 18, 9-10 p.m. and Jan. 19, 9-10 a.m., receiving for

All You Need is Love at CJ Muggs.

Feb. 15, 7 p.m., membership meeting; Jean McMullen

demo on collage.

Mar. 15, 7 p.m., membership meeting; Patricia Wittman

demo on botanical painting.

Apr. 19, 7 p.m., membership meeting; Andrea Vadner

demo on painting BIG.

May 17, 7 p.m., membership meeting; Linda Wilmes

demo on painting iris.

Meetings are held at the First Congregational Church of

Webster Groves on the corner of Lockwood and Elm from

7:00 to 9:00 PM on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from

September thru May (except Dec).

In case of inclement weather conditions, please listen to

KMOX and check your email for cancellations of any

meetings or activities.

DATES & TIMES 2010/2011