michael campagnoli. announce the passing of our board...
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Welcome to ArtLink
The Frederick Arts Council welcomes your ideas and support as it continues to bringtogether the community's arts organizations to strengthen
our region's arts and culture.
The Frederick Arts Council is very sad toannounce the passing of our Board President,
Michael Campagnoli.
Michael passed away unexpectedly Tuesday morning. After being electedPresident last June, he served a very active term and many of you will
remember seeing him at Arts Council events and other arts events in the
community.
At a scheduled board meeting the following day, our board members andstaff gathered to remember Michael and to plan to ensure that his legacy of
championing the arts in Frederick continues to be carried out. Friends on theboard remembered him as a highly competent leader with an "all-hands-on-
deck" attitude who never gave up.
William Randall has been elected President of the Frederick Arts Council.Incoming officers (effective July 1st) are Robert Robey, Vice President;
Frank Goldstein, Secretary; and Bruce Zavos, Treasurer.
Frederick Arts Council to Host Novelist Jim Minick, Author of Fire Is Your Water,
at McClintock Distilling
Wednesday, June 28th, 7:30-9 pm35 South Carroll Street
We're excited to host novelist Jim Minick,author of the critically acclaimed novel FireIs Your Water, who recently reached outeager to do a reading in Frederick.
Minick is the author of five books, includingthe novel Fire Is Your Water and TheBlueberry Years: A Memoir of Farm andFamily, winner of the SIBA Best NonfictionBook of the Year Award. He's also written a
collection of essays, Finding a Clear Path, two books of poetry, Her SecretSong and Burning Heaven, and he edited All There Is to Keep by Rita Riddle.
His honors include the Jean Ritchie Fellowship in Appalachian Writing, andthe Fred Chappell Fellowship at University of North Carolina-Greensboro.Minick has also won awards from the Southern Independent BooksellersAssociation, Southern Environmental Law Center, The Virginia CollegeBookstore Association, Appalachian Writers Association, AppalachianHeritage, Now and Then Magazine, and Radford University.
He completed an MFA in fiction from UNC-Greensboro, where he wasFiction Editor for The Greensboro Review. Currently, he is AssistantProfessor of English at Augusta University and Core Faculty at ConverseCollege's low-residency MFA program. Read more at http://www.jim-minick.com/wpdev/
As we continue with our Public Art Master Plan forFrederick County, we'd love to have your input.
Join the conversation by signing up to receive our forthcomingPublic Art survey, or joining our "SPARC: Public Art
in Frederick" Facebook group.
We look forward to the process of this initiative for bringing togetherour community around the arts once again.
Learn more about public art and the Master Plan
Coming Up at Sky Stage
This Weekend: The Fun Boys, Bearcat Betty, and Crooked HillsSaturday, June 17th, 7-10 pm: $5 cover (cash/debit/credit),
ages 18+ recommended
Upcoming: Hispanic Cultural Night & Dance June 21st @ 7pm,
Acoustic Open Mic hosted by FAME June 23rd @ 7pm
Featured Event: Paint & Wine Night at Sky Stage!Saturday, July 22nd, 6-9 pm
Join the Frederick Arts Council at Sky Stage for a relaxing paint and wine night underthe setting sun with instruction by Christine Kenney of Great Paint Parties LLC. We
will be learning to paint a beautiful underwater scene of a coral reef and a sea turtleswimming with light streaming in from above the water's surface.
Included in your ticket: All art supplies needed for the project, including apron;instruction, set-up & clean up.
Benefits Sky Stage programming (Frederick Arts Council)
Tickets ($45) available via Eventbrite
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Check out our season calendar!
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59 South Carroll Streetskystagefrederick.com
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Enjoy a full day of fun activities at theGrand Opening of the HagerstownCultural Trail!June 17th, 11 am - 5 pm
Kayaks/Paddle Boats/Canoes on City ParkLake, Face Painting, Balloon MakingStations, Food Trucks, Kids Craft Fun ZoneAreas, Chair Massages, GeocachingActivities, and more throughout the day!
Visit http://hagerstownculturaltrail.com formore details.
The Art Show At Linganore Winecellars
Enjoy A Full Day Of The Arts At Linganore Featuring Paintings, Plein Air, Crafts, Fashion, Photography, Jewelry, Pottery And More
Saturday, June 24, 2017 11:00 AM - Sunday, June 25, 2017 6:00 PM
Door Time: 10:00 AMThis event is all ages
Tickets $15
Admission includes live music, wine tasting, winery tours, as well as over 2 dozen art, craft and food vendors.
Purchase Tickets Here
Call For Artists
Calling All Singers!What: National Anthem Auditions for Art in the Park, an art-themed
game night with the Frederick KeysWhere: Weinberg Center (onstage!)
When: Wednesday, June 28th, 6:30 pm
Believe it or not, we are already looking ahead to Art in thePark in September and we will soon be searching for aNational Anthem performer! This year we've found a way tohave a little more fun with the auditions, and we will beholding them on the Weinberg Stage on Wednesday, June28th immediately before a Flying Dog Movie Series Event(Top Gun). Email us at [email protected] to letus know if you plan to participate, and feel free to bring afew people to cheer you on!
Application Link
Click Here for Artist Registration
Call to Artisan Vendors: Frederick Wine Trail's10th Anniversary Kick-Off
Download Application
The event would also welcome plein-air painters at no charge.
Theater
Flying Dog Film Series: Top Gun (1986)Wednesday, June 28 | 7:30pmHappy hour begins at 6:30pm!
Lieutenant Pete "Maverick" Mitchell is an expert United StatesNaval Aviator. When he encounters a pair of MiGs over the
Persian Gulf, his wingman is outflown and panics. With littlefuel left, Maverick is able to instruct him to fly back to theaircraft carrier. When his wingman turns in his wings, Maverickis moved up and sent to the Top Gun Naval Flying School.Rated PG-13; 110 minutes.
Tickets just $5-$7 | Learn more
weinbergcenter.org
marylandensemble.org
Concerts
Frederick Symphony Orchestra presents:Forbidden Love
Saturday, June 17th7:30-9:30 pm
Location:Jack B. Kussmaul Theater
Frederick Community College7932 Opossumtown Pike
Frederick, MD 21701
The Frederick Symphony Orchestra will play our final masterworks season concert tocelebrate romance across timeless stories from movies and Broadway.
The orchestra will be performing The Titanic Medley by James Horner, followed byselections based on William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. This will include Love
Theme from Romeo and Juliet (also known as "A Time for Us") by Nino Rota and Romeoand Juliet Fantasy-Overture by Pyotr Tchaikovsky.
After intermission, the orchestra will perform the theme from Forrest Gump by AlanSilvestri and Calvin Custer, Phantom of the Opera by Andrew Lloyd-Webber and Custer,
and Symphonic Dances from West Side Story by Leonard Bernstein.
For more information call: 301.685.3585 http://www.fredericksymphony.org/
Ticket prices range from $15.00 to $25.00 For tickets go to:
https://www.mdtix.net/index.php?event_id=583
Frederick Hosts Its Inaugural Jazz Festival!
Purchase Tickets Here
Visual Art Exhibits
40 South Carroll Street | Mon-Sat 9 am-5 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm | [email protected] | delaplaine.org
Mark Rothkopf, "Shadow Play" Julie Maynard, "And This Too"; Cathy Wilkin,"How Deep is My Lake"
TAG/The Artists Gallery
In July TAG/The Artists Gallery will feature two solo exhibitions of new collage work. JulieMaynard will get nearer and nearer to her subject in a series called "Closer." Cathy Wilkin willexplore the joys of color and motion in "Roll With It." These shows run from June 30 throughJuly 30, with a reception from 5 to 9pm during First Saturday on July 1.
Wilkin and Maynard will give a TAG Talk about their work at 2pm on Sunday, July 16.Continuing through June 25: Mark Rothkopf's new show of photography titled "Glimpses ofNirvana," plus a group show by members of the gallery called "SunSational."
TAG, at 216 North Market Street, Frederick, is open Fri.-Sat. noon to 8pm, and Sun. noon to5pm. theartistsgalleryfrederick.com.
TAG is open Friday-Saturday noon to 8 pm, and Sunday noon to 5pm216 N. Market Street, Frederick
427 N. Market St. | Friday 4-8 pm, Saturday 12-8 pm, Sundays 12-4 pm | [email protected]
How to submit to the newsletter: Members, please send your information and/orgraphics to [email protected] by Monday at 12 pm in the week the next issueis scheduled to come out. Please include "Newsletter submission" in the subject line. Donot reply to the newsletter. This helps ensure that we are able to clearly identify and mark
your information for inclusion in the next issue. Thank you!
Frederick Arts Council Board of Directors
William Randall, PresidentRobert Robey, Incoming Vice President
Frank Goldstein, Incoming SecretaryBruce Zavos, Incoming Treasurer
Kelly BeachJohn D'Amore
Jessica FitzwaterDonna Kuzemchak
Theodore LuckAnthony OwensGlenn Quader
Paula Rubin-Wexler
Louise Kennelly, Executive Director
301-662-4190 | [email protected] | www.frederickartscouncil.org
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