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out and about continued blood pressure, and decreases sympathetic nerve activity (our fight or flight response). Research also indicates being in nature increases brain alpha waves (relaxed awareness), improves concentration and problem-solving ability, improves self-esteem, and has immune system benefits that may decrease our risk for developing disease. No prior experience needed. Wear comfortable, loose clothing and bring water and a portable chair or blanket to sit upon as we will stop to sit along the trail. For questions or information, call 941-861-5000 or email sarasota@ifas. ufl.edu. Red Bug Slough Preserve is at 5200 South Beneva Road, Sarasota. On the Lawn: Bay Park Yoga is held every Saturday morning 9-10 a.m. on the lawn outside of the Van Wezel. Relax, stretch and enjoy a fulfilling yoga session on the Sarasota’s scenic bayfront while instructor Erin Hurter guides you. Participants should bring their own yoga mat. t Bayfront Garden Tours Return to The Ringling. The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art is again offering guided tours of the Bayfront Gardens. The tours run through March 28, 2022 and are available Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays, beginning at 10:30 a.m. This walking tour led by volunteer guides will introduce guests to interesting botanical specimens on the 66-acre campus while providing a historic overview of the development of the estate. The Ringling’s grounds have been accredited as a Level II Arboretum through ArbNet. The property boasts over 2350 trees within the arboretum representing native, exotic, historical and culturally significant trees. The Bayfront Gardens tours last approximately 90 minutes and cover about 1 mile in distance. Bring bottled water, and wear appropriate closed-toe footwear, sunblock and hats. There will be a maximum of 10 participants per tour. Tours are subject to weather conditions. Tickets will be available 30 days before each tour. Price: $15 / $10 for members. More information and tickets are available at: https://www.ringling.org/events/bayfront-garden-tour. t Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Marie Selby Botanical Gardens is one of 12 participating gardens across six countries offering “Seeing the Invisible” which features works by more than a dozen international artists such as Ai Weiwei, Refik Anadol, El Anatsui, Isaac Julien CBE, Mohammed Kazem, Sigalit Landau, Sarah Meyohas, Pamela Rosenkranz, and Timur Si-Qin—including several artists’ first work in AR. Visitors will engage with “Seeing the Invisible” via an app designed for the exhibition downloadable to smartphones and tablets. Forging new links between botanical gardens located in diverse biomes around the globe, the exhibition fosters collaboration between institutions, artists, and audiences, highlighting the power of art to connect people around the world. “Seeing the Invisible” runs to t August 31, 2022 at the Historic Spanish Point campus. • Tickets for the 18th annual Lights in Bloom: An Openair Holiday Light Show are on sale. Throughout Selby Gardens’ Downtown Sarasota campus, you’ll be immersed in the glow of more than two million lights, all in a safe outdoor Gardens-wide experience. Activities will include face painting, balloon artistry, and photo opportunities. Advance ticket purchase strongly encouraged. Information: www.selby.org. ensembleNewSRQ ensembleNewSRQ (enSRQ), the innovative chamber music ensemble, is celebrating its sixth season with a return to live performances. Violinist Samantha Bennett and percussionist George Nickson, the group’s founders and co-artistic directors, have chosen a dynamic selection of innovative, bold works by contemporary composers. Next up: A co-commission with Atlanta’s ensemble vim and enSRQ, New Renaissance Artist Elizabeth A. Baker’s evening-length work “VOID” combines the power of visual projection, electronic processing and acoustic performance in an unforgettable experience. Baker is celebrated for her “terrifying dynamic range,” cleanliness of sound, and unique sensitivity and ability to sculpt her performance for the acoustics of a space. Takes place on January 31, 8 p.m., at First Congregational Church, 1031 S. Euclid Ave., Sarasota. More information and tickets at www.ensrq.org. t At Selby Library December 9—“Rome: Sculptures & Architecture of Bernini & Barromini”, 11 am-12:30pm. Photos of squares, sculptures, and churches designed by Bernini & Barromini. Presented by Dr. Roseanne Martorella. Free Selby Library, 1331 First St., Sarasota. (941) 861-1100. t National Juniors Left-handed Championship First Tee - Sarasota/Manatee (FTSM) — an organization founded in 2000 with the primary goal of impacting the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values and promote healthy choices through the game of golf – announces it will team with the National Association of Left-handed Golfers to play host to their inaugural National Juniors Left-handed Championship, December 27-29. The National Association of Left-handed Golfers (NALG) was established in 1936 with their inaugural t National Left-handed Championship held at Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis, Missouri. One hundred and forty-seven players from 24 states participated. Quite a feat during the midst of the Great Depression. The inaugural National Juniors Left-handed Championship is at Palm-Aire Country Club in Sarasota. The Championship is open to Boys and Girls, ages 10-18, and will be played in age divisions. Registration for the Junior Left-handed Championship can be found at www.NALG.org. Art Exhibits Sarasota Art Museum has David Budd: Motion Within Stillness running to March 20, 2022 in the 3rd Floor Galleries. After painting for only six years, David Budd (1927-1991, Florida) dove into the New York art scene in the 1950s immersing himself in Abstract Expressionism and working alongside iconic names of the movement, such as Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning,and Franz Kline. His paintings, like others of the time, relied on the bodily relationship between the artist and canvas—each stroke and mark of the artist encapsulated in viscous gestures of paint and spontaneity; although, this is not to say that Budd painted hastily— each mark was placed with intention to animate the canvas’s surface. Budd’s work is entirely his own, signature for its short, vibrant rhythms of paint across the surface. To achieve this effect, Budd abandoned the paint brush, thickly applying the medium directly to the canvas in controlled motions with a palette knife. Budd continued to paint in this manner until he departed for Paris, only to revive it once back in New York in 1968. Shortly after his return, Budd painted his most significant and celebrated works, which reference his early favor for the palette-knife approach, but demonstrate a newly cultivated interest in landscape and interplay of color and line. Sarasota Art Museum is located at 1001 South Tamiami Trail, Sarasota. www.SarasotaArtMuseum.org. t Island Gallery West has “Good Things Come in Small Packages,” an exhibit featuring a variety of holiday creations from member artists of Island Gallery West. Runs December 1-31. In addition to the collection of members’ small works, there will be t a display of ornaments, hand-crafted by our artists, for sale throughout the gallery. There are two receptions in the gallery. The first will be on the night of the Anna Maria Island Chamber of Commerce Tree Lighting Ceremony & Holiday Walkabout, on December 3. Local merchants will open their doors for an opportunity to browse. The gallery will be open from 5:30- 7:30 pm. Then join us in the holiday spirit the following week, when the Holmes Beach Holiday Art Walk takes place on Friday evening, December 10. The gallery will be open from 5:30-7:30 pm. Stop by for light refreshments and beverages while shopping for gifts made by your local artists. Location: 5368 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach. Info: (941) 778-6648. www.islandgallerywest.com. FST Improv has Treble in Paradise - Every Saturday from December 4-18 in FST’s Bowne’s Lab and Resolution Rewind - Thursday, December 30 and Friday, December 31 in FST’s Bowne’s Lab. Tickets: FloridaStudioTheatre.org or call (941) 366-9000. For December, Artists Guild of Anna Maria Island’s gallery has AGAMI member crafted Christmas ornaments. They’re at 5414 Marina Drive, Holmes Beach. View local artists on display which includes watercolor, oil paintings, photographs, stained glass, acrylic painting, jewelry, prints, posters, cards depicting artwork, mosaics, sculpture, and more. https://www.amiartistsguildgaller y.com/. t Art Uptown Gallery has has Donna Carrion, local jewelry artist, exhibiting “Transition” through December. Experience Carrion’s ever-evolving silver hand-forged and fabricated art jewelry. A public reception is on First Friday, Dec. 3 from 6-9 p.m. Art Uptown is at 1367 Main Street in Sarasota. Call 941-966-5409 or visit www.artuptown.com. t ArtCenter Manatee has local artist James Griffin, an accomplished painter who works primarily in oils. His paintings are noted for their vivid colors and broad, expressive brushstrokes. Griffin’s exhibit, The Road to Home, the Annual Holiday Extravaganza, and an open show, Small But Mighty are on display through December 28. Location: 209 9th St W, Bradenton. Info: 941-746-2862 or ArtCenter Manatee.org. t Art Center Sarasota’s 2021 exhibition season continues with four exhibits running December 9-January 15. “Bassmi Ibrahim: A Meditative Experience” features paintings invoking the etheric realm in graceful, abstract expressions that reveal the fluid dynamism of life. The “Untitled Cup Shop” offers up t a vibrant selection of handcrafted ceramic cups, mugs, goblets, and other drinkware created by local artisans. “George Pappas: Selected Works” features a selection of mixed-media, abstract paintings by the late—and beloved—artist and educator. “Modes of Abstraction” is a juried exhibition of abstract work in all media. The juror is artist, art educator, graphic designer, and illustrator Julie Kanapaux. The opening reception for all four exhibits is December 9, 6-8 p.m. Art Center Sarasota, 707 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota. For information, visit www.artsarasota. org or call 941-365-2032. SPAACES has “Compose, Recompose, Decompose: Forming Social Constructs,” A Three Person Exhibit with Kate Hendrickson, Mary Grandpre and Kathy Wright. Opening reception: December 3, 6-8 p.m. Runs December 4-11. By appointment only. SPAACES is located at 2087 Princeton St. Sarasota. Info: 941-374-3492. t t The Harmony Gallery features local artists showcasing their work in solo exhibitions throughout the Orchestra’s season. These juried exhibitions feature artists with mediums ranging from painting and mixed media to photography. Twenty-five percent of all proceeds from the sale of the artwork benefit Sarasota Orchestra. The exhibits invite patrons to explore the collaboration between the visual and performing arts. The next artist is Lori Childers and her exhibition is titled: New Paintings 2020-2021. Lori is interested in the area between abstract and representative art. Her work has some recognizable elements like a bridge, a figure, a landscape and some natural perspective, but also uses abstract elements to create a moment that takes the viewer into a new imaginative space. She finds the landscapes around the state of Florida endlessly inspiring. Exhibit dates: December 1-January 31. Public reception: December 5-6:30 p.m. The Harmony Gallery is located in the atrium of the Beatrice Friedman Symphony Center at 709 North Tamiami Trail, Sarasota. The exhibitions are free and open to the public from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, as well as during concerts and other special events that take place in the Symphony Center’s Holley Hall. For more information, visit https:// www.sarasotaorchestra.org/about/ community/harmony-gallery. Artist Series Concerts of Sarasota On Sunday, December 5, 7 p.m. at the Sarasota Opera House, they’ll have A Classic Christmas with Frisson: The word frisson means “a shiver or thrill” or “a sudden burst of excitement,” making it an apt name for this dynamic eight-member ensemble comprised of the best and brightest of classical music’s rising stars. The holiday program features such classical and classic holiday favorites as Hark! the Herald Angels Sing, O Come All Ye Faithful, Tchaikovsky’s t continued on page 10 8 WEST COAST WOMAN DECEMBER 2021
Artist Series Concerts of Sarasota’s 26 TH ANNIVERSARY SEASON Celebrating ‘Stars on the Rise: Building on our Legacy’ Artist Series Concerts of Sarasota returns to a full concert schedule featuring a variety of musical experiences from emerging and established classical, jazz and pops artists. The season, which runs now through May 2022, offers 23 performances at eight venues throughout Sarasota and Venice. The programs include classical recitals, pops, jazz, chamber soirées, and luncheon and dinner concerts. This season the organization has also returned to offering series subscriptions for its performances at Temple Sinai and for its luncheon, dinner and soirée series concerts. “There is so much to be thrilled about this season,” says Marcy Miller, executive director of Artist Series Concerts. “In addition to resuming a full schedule of live, indoor performances by outstanding artists, we’re adding some exciting new venues and are also returning to three old favorites, the Fischer-Weisenborne residence, the Sarasota Opera House and the Historic Asolo Theater. We’re delighted to be collaborating as well with State College of Florida in their first-ever piano festival, ‘Pianopalooza.’” For recently retired director of artist programs Joseph Holt, the upcoming season is an exciting and also a moving one. “That my final season with Artist Series Concerts is also the one that ushers out the hardships of COVID-19 is poignant, but also very satisfying,” says Holt, who departed at the end of June 2021. “The ‘silver lining’ is that we are now finally able to bring to the stage many of the amazing young artists we were so eager to present in the last two seasons.” The organization’s new classical “Temple Sinai Series” at the spacious and acoustically excellent temple space, features performances by a coterie of rising young stars from Young Concert Artists and Concert Artists Guild as well as a past Artist Series Concerts competition winner. The trademark “Soirée Series” returns to the music room of the one-of-a-kind Fischer-Weisenborne residence April 17 and 18, artists to be announced. The “Luncheon Series” moves to the Bird Key Yacht Club and three more concerts featuring Young Concert Artists’ classical accordionist Hanzhi Wang (January 27); Emerging Stars of Sarasota, showcasing the talents of young artists from the Sarasota Youth Orchestra (February 24); and violinist Max Tan, a past Artist Series Concerts competition winner, with pianist Joseph Holt (April 7). The “Venice Dinner Series” at Plantation Golf & Country Club returns with the Rick Costa Jazz Quartet (February 9); BoyGirl- BoyGirl, “Milwaukee’s Manhattan Transfer” (March 23); and soprano Kendra Colton with pianist Kayo Iwama. Colton has the distinction of appearing in the inaugural season for the Artist Series in 1997 (April 20). Artist Series Concerts will take part in State College of Florida’s “Pianopalooza” piano festival running April 30 – May 8. Artist Series Concerts’ lineup for the festival includes Antonio Chen Guang, winner of the first Olga Kern International Piano Competition (April 30); the return of Artist Series Concerts Piano Competition winner Lin Ye, performing with five principal string players from the Sarasota Orchestra (May 4); former Artist Series Concerts competition winner and performer Priscilla Navarro and her ensemble; and Vieness Piano Duo, the captivating young husband and wife team who play piano four-hands and two-piano works (May 8). Other concerts include a holiday concert with Frisson, the eleven-piece ensemble comprised of classical music’s rising stars (December 5); Japanese piano virtuoso Harumi Hanafusa, performing a solo recital followed by a second, duo piano performance with her sister Mami Hanafusa (January 8 and 9); and 2 Hot 2 Tango, with the bandoneón-piano duo of Ben Bogart and Winnie Cheung. Joining them on stage will be world champion tango dancer Fernanda Ghi and her partner Silvio Grand (May 22). And retired from his role as director of artist programs, Joseph Holt has plans to stick around, to help his successor Daniel Jordan and to also continue performing as a pianist for Artist Series Concerts. “We have an excellent successor in Daniel Jordan and it has been a pleasure to ‘pass the baton,’ to him. Meanwhile, I look forward to continuing to play piano and make music for and with Artist Series Concerts.” COVID-19 update: Artist Series Concerts’ top priority remains the health and safety of its patrons, performers and staff. Safety requirements will be adjusted to fit each event throughout the season and will be posted online as soon as they are available. Updates and the full updated COVID-19 statement can be seen at www.ArtistSeriesConcerts.org. Information and tickets: www.ArtistSeries Concerts.org or call (941) 306-1202, M-F, 10-4. ■ Schedule ■ ■ Sunday, December 5, 7 pm at the Sarasota Opera House—A Classic Christmas with Frisson: Program features classical and classic holiday favorites such as selections from Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite, Winter from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, the Sinfonia from J.S. Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, traditional carols including Hark the Herald Angels Sing and O Come all Ye Faithful, and a Charlie Brown Christmas encore. ■ Saturday, January 8, 2022, It’s Harumi Hanafusa at 7 pm on Jan. 8 and the Hanafusa Sisters piano duo at 3 pm on Jan. 9. Japanese pianist Harumi Hanafusa has been a major star of Japan’s classical music scene for more than 40 years. She also performs with her sister Mami Hanafusa as the Hanafusa Sisters Piano Duo. ■ Thursday, January 20, 2022, 5 pm at Selby Gardens Downtown Sarasota Campus. New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players (vocalists Laurelyn Waton Chase, David Macaluso and Cameron Smith with pianist Joseph Holt) will fill Selby Gardens with the sounds of timeless Gilbert & Sullivan classics. ■ Sunday, January 23, 2022, 4 pm at Temple Sinai. Merz Trio (Brigid Coleridge, violin; Julia Yang, cello; Lee Dionne, piano) with Jordan Bak, viola: Formed in 2017 and praised for their ‘fresh and surprising interpretations.’ ■ Thursday, January 27, 2022; 11 am performance with 12:15 pm luncheon at Bird Key Yacht Club. Hanzhi Wang, accordion: From Young Concert Artists comes accordion virtuoso Hanzhi Wang. This young musician is the only accordionist in 60 years to win a place on the Young Concert Artists roster. ■ Sunday, February 6, 2022, 4 pm at Temple Sinai. Anthony Trionfo, flute with Albert Cano Smit, piano: Praised as a ‘musician of prodigious talent and scintillating personality,’ flutist Anthony Trionfo is fast gaining a reputation for He is joined by another Young Concert Artists star on the rise, Spanish/Dutch pianist Albert Cano Smit, winner of the 2017 Walter W. Naumburg Piano Competition and the 2019 Young Concert Artists International Auditions. ■ Wednesday, February 9, 2022 - 6 pm dinner followed by the performance at Plantation Golf & Country Club. Rick Costa Jazz Quartet with Zach Bartholomew, piano; Brandon Robertson, bass; Rick Costa, percussion; emerging guest artist (TBA): Fine dining and swinging jazz performed by a quartet of top-flight jazz musicians assembled by noted area percussionist Rick Costa. ■ Thursday, February 17, 2022, 5 pm at Selby Botanical Gardens Downtown Sarasota Campus. Luca Stine Jazz Ensemble (Luca Stine, trumpet; other musicians to be announced): Selby Gardens will be swinging with the sounds of twotime Suncoast Music Scholarship winner Luca Stine and his ensemble. ■ Sunday, February 20, 2022, 4 pm at Temple Sinai. NEXUS Chamber Music Chicago (Brian Hong, violin and co-artistic director; Maria Ioudenitch, violin; Alexander Hersh, cello and co-artistic director): NEX- US Chamber Music Chicago was co-founded by cellist and former Artist Series Concerts competition winner Alexander Hersh, and violinist Brian Hong. Joining them is upand-coming violinist Maria Ioudenitch. Their repertoire features string trios by Sibelius, Kurtag, Dohnányi, and Beethoven. ■ Thursday, February 24, 2022 with11 am performance and 12:15 pm luncheon at Bird Key Yacht Club. Emerging Stars of Sarasota (musicians TBA): A concert showcasing the talents of some of the area’s finest young musicians, all participants in the Sarasota Youth Orchestra programs. ■ Sunday, February 20, 2022, 4 pm at Temple Sinai. Quartet Amabile (Yuna Shinohara and Chihiro Kitada, violins; Meguna Naka, viola; Tatsuki Sasanuma, cello): First prize winners at the Young Concert Artists 2019 International Auditions, their program features celebrated quartets by Mozart and Mendelssohn plus the Sarasota premiere of a new work by contemporary Japanese composer Dai Fujikura. ■ Wednesday, March 23, 2022 - 6 pm dinner followed by the performance at Plantation Golf & Country Club. BoyGirlBoyGirl (vocalists Don Lobacz, Tommy Lueck, Laura Monagle, and Michaela Ristaino; with Joseph Holt, piano): The foursome performs a variety of tunes, from the greatest hits of the Rat Pack to the tender and tight harmonies of old-time radio. ■ Sunday, March 27, 2022, 4 pm at Temple Sinai. Steven Banks, classical saxophone; pianist TBA: Recognized for his ‘glowing mahogany tone’ and ‘breathtaking performances,’ and the first saxophonist in 60 years to earn a place on the Young Concert Artists roster, musician, composer and educator Steven Banks will perform sonatas by Brahms and Creston plus an original work of his own. ■ Thursday, April 7, 2022 11 am performance; 12:15 pm luncheon at Bird Key Yacht Club. Max Tan, violin with Joseph Holt, piano: Taiwanese-American violinist Max Tan is a past winner at Artist Series Concerts National String Competition, an alumnus of the Perlman Music Program and a member of the Sarasota Orchestra. Tan has been featured on WNYC/WQXR and Belgian radio Musiq3. ■ Wednesday, April 20, 2022; 6 pm dinner followed by the performance at Plantation Golf & Country Club. Kendra Colton, soprano with Kayo Iwama, piano: A versatile singer who performs repertoire from Baroque opera and oratorio to contemporary music, Colton’s program will feature English and American Art Song from the 20th Century. ■ Saturday, April 30, 2022, 7 pm at State College of Florida. Antonio Chen Guang, piano: Winner of the first Olga Kern International Piano Competition, the Scriabin Prize and the Rome Prize amongst numerous other international awards, pianist Antonio Chen Guang combines extraordinary technique, a precociously mature musical sensibility and exceptional onstage charisma. Chen Guang is the first of three Artist Series Concerts season artists to take part in State College of Florida’s “Pianopalooza!” – their piano festival running April 30 - May 8. ■ Wednesday, May 4, 2022, 4 pm at Sarasota Opera House. Lin Ye, piano with Daniel Jordan and Samantha Bennett, violin; Rachel Halvorson, viola; Natalie Helm, cello; John Miller, double bass: Artist Series Concerts welcomes the return of pianist Lin Ye, a former winner of the organization’s 2017 National Piano Competition. Ye performs piano concerti by Bach, Mozart and Chopin with principal string players from the Sarasota Orchestra. Ye’s performance is part of State College of Florida’s Pianopalooza festival on April 30 – May 8. ■ Saturday, May 7, 2022, 3 pm at State College of Florida. Priscilla Navarro, piano (other artists to be announced): A former Artist Series Concerts competition winner and performer, Peruvian pianist Priscilla Navarro has since won numerous awards in international competitions and has performed in major halls in the United States, Europe, South America, and China. ■ Sunday, May 8, 2022, 3 pm at State College of Florida. Vieness Piano Duo (Eva Schaumkell and Vijay Venkatesh): Each a prizewinning young artist in their own right, as the Vieness duo, Eva Schaumkell and Vijay Venkatesh have enthralled audiences around the world with their electric and captivating performances covering a wide range of repertoire. German pianist Eva Schaumkell has performed in the United States, the Middle East, and throughout Europe. This performance is part of State College of Florida’s Pianopalooza festival, taking place April 30 – May 8. ■ Sunday, May 22, 2022, 3 pm at Historic Asolo Theater. 2 Hot 2 Tango with Ben Bogart, bandoneón and Winnie Cheung, piano, and featuring world-renowned tango dancers Fernanda Ghi and Silvio Grand: Distilling the raw energy of a full tango orchestra into intimate duo arrangements, the bandoneón-piano duo of Ben & Winnie takes audiences on a journey through the history and musical treasures of Argentina’s greatest tango composers. Sharing the stage with them are World Tango Champion and Tony Award winner Fernanda Ghi and her partner Silvio Grand. ■ Venues ■ ■ Historic Asolo Theater, 5401 Bay Shore Road, Sarasota ■ State College of Florida Studio for the Performing Arts, 5840 26th Street W, Bradenton ■ Sarasota Opera House, 61a N. Pineapple Avenue, Sarasota ■ Plantation Golf & Country Club, 500 Rockley Boulevard, Venice ■ Temple Sinai, 4631 Lockwood Ridge Road, Sarasota For more information, visit www.ArtistSeriesConcerts.org. DECEMBER 2021 WEST COAST WOMAN 9
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