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Teaching Faculty
Our faculty is comprised of dedicated, talented, and caring educators. Each of our Lead Teachers holds a Montessori Certification and a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree, with many holding advanced degrees. As master teachers, the Seton Montessori teaching faculty serve as mentors for student teachers, lecturers and advisors for the Seton Montessori Institute teacher certification programs.
Anna Perry serves as the Infant-Toddler Program as Coordinator. See her full bio on the administration page.
Georgy Monnier is a Co-teacher in the Infant Program. She has a B.A. in English from UCLA, and an M.A. in American Literature from Penn State. After years of being a "fun aunt" she started teaching art classes to toddlers at The Old Town School of Folk Music and discovered she belonged with children under the age of six. Georgy worked as an Infant-Toddler Montessori lead teacher at another Montessori school for four years before coming to Seton and has been serving the children and families at Seton for six years. Georgy's three children attend Seton, two in Lower Elementary and one in Upper Elementary.
Caitlin Daley is beginning her second year at Seton, working as an Assistant in the Infant Program. She holds a B.A. in Theater from Concordia University Chicago. Prior to joining Seton, Caitlin worked as an Instructional Teaching Assistant at the Helping Hand School for Children with Autism. She is married and she and her husband Matt have a Rottweiler Beagle mix named Peanut. In her free time, Caitlin likes to be outdoors, riding her bike, reading, and spending time with her family. Caitlin enjoys watching children grow and gain new skills. She enjoys learning from the children as they learn in the classroom.
Hanya Jilani is an Assistant in the Infant room. She and her husband live in Willowbrook with their two children. She enjoys cooking and walking and being with her family. She has been been at Seton for the past five years.
Sarah Stanevicius is beginning her first year at Seton, working as an Assistant in the Young Toddler program. Prior to working at Seton, Sarah also worked as an Instructional Teaching Assistant at the Helping Hand School for Children with Autism. Sarah has completed the Paraprofessional Course at Seton.
Madhavi Battula joined Seton as a substitute teacher last year, now serving as an Assistant in the Young Toddler program. Madhavi has been working with children professionally for three years and completed the Paraprofessional Course at Seton.
Vanessa Rojas spends her mornings at Seton as she complets her Infant-Toddler teacher certification internship in the Young Toddler classroom at Seton this year. Vanessa is pursuing a bachelor's degree in education and has been working with young children for several years.
Marzena Staron is the Lead Teacher in the All Day 2's and 3's Program. She is originally from Poland and she and her husband have two children, Kasia,16, and Asia, 14. This is her 19th year working in Montessori education. She finished her Infant-Toddler and Early Childhood AMS Certifications in Montessori at Seton. Marzena loves to work and interact with children and delights when children accomplish their work and then feel good about themselves. During weekends she teaches Polish. Marzena's hobbies include scrap-booking and working with different arts and crafts.
Jenny Santiago is an Assistant in the Half Day and All Day 2's and 3's classrooms. Jenny is originally from Puerto Rico. She has an eight-year-old son named Jenzen and studied business in the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico. She really enjoys visiting museums, in particular the ones where she can learn about history, science and people. She likes to give back to her community and do volunteer work as part of her social responsibility. The thing that she likes most about working with children is to be able to see their achievements, and help them to reach their maximum potential.
Jolanta Dirmontiene is a native of Lithuania and supports the work of the Toddler House, sharing her warmth and care with Seton's youngest students. Jolanta's daughter, Barbara, is a senior in high school. When not at Seton, Jolanta enjoys working with her hands making crafts and is an enthusiast of the cultural arts including drama and dance.
Jennifer Nolan serves as the Half Day 3-6 Program as Coordinator. See her full bio on the administration page.
Ceci Aviles is an Assistant in the Blue Room for the morning class and leads the Spanish Immersion Program in the afternoon. She knew she had found her calling many years ago when she observed a Montessori classroom and was inspired by the freedom of choice, the focus given to children as individuals, and the positive environment. Ceci began her training at Seton in 2004 and has been building on her experience each year since. Her favorite part about working with the children is their innocence and their curiosity about the world.
Marlene Galvez is a student teacher in the Blue Room for the morning class. She started her Early Childhood teacher certification at Seton Montessori Institute this past Spring. A native of El Salvador, Marlene has a Bachelor Degree in Legal Sciences. Marlene has been living and working with children in Chicago for the past ten years and loves it! She enjoys working with children because they are genuine, curious and there is always something new to learn. Marlene enjoys baking, traveling and spending time with her six-year-old daughter.
May Elqaq is the Lead Teacher in the Purple Room, both AM and PM classes, and has been at Seton for sixteen years. May has two daughters, Farah, who is an Elementary teacher, and Rund, 23, a recent UIC graduate. May has her 3-6 Montessori Certificate as well as an Associate's Degree in Office Technology Information. May loves working with children because of their innocence. She finds it wonderful to teach them and watch them grow. She finds that children need our love, patience and sense of humor. May also enjoys cooking, spending time with family, and traveling with her daughters.
Miriam Audino, is beginning her third year at Seton. She will complete her Early Childhood teacher certification internship in the Purple Room morning class, and assists the Spanish Immersion class in the afternoons this year. She has worked with children in many informal settings, including two years spent traveling with a youth outreach team throughout the United States, India and Nepal. She also worked as a preschool teacher in Ohio. Miriam earned her B.A in Cross Cultural Studies and Comparative Religion at Nyack College in New York. She loves all things creative, but has recently been learning to knit and sew. She and her husband have two children, and they love to hike, spend time in nature, cook elaborate meals and read books. She loves working with children and being present with them as they discover the joy and freedom that learning brings.
Jon Dumpys began his journey as a Montessori educator after taking the Paraprofessional course at Seton in September 2014. Last year Jon "floated" between the Infant/Toddler and 3-6 year-old classrooms, providing extra support as needed. In the 2016-17 school year he will be part of the 3-6 Half-Day program as an Assistant in the Purple Room. His fun-loving four-year-old daughter Liv attends Seton, and his wife Stacey serves on the executive team at Advocate Children's Hospital. Jon enjoys camping, cycling, yoga and reading.
Sue Buntrock is the Head Teacher of the Green Room and is the Program Coordinator of the All Day Early Childhood Program. She has been at Seton for 39 years. Previously Sue taught special needs children, and she holds a B.S. in Applied Behavioral Science, and a 3-6 Montessori Certificate. Sue is married and has one daughter, Ashley, who is Seton's Elementary Program Coordinator and Lower Elementary teacher. Sue loves to read and enjoys attending the theater with her husband. The spontaneous joy children have in all that they see and discover is what she likes best about working with children.
Lisa Power is an Associate Teacher in the Green Room. She holds a B.A. in Art History and completed her Early Childhood certification at Seton Montessori Institute. She has been learning about Montessori most of her life beginning as a student herself and later as a parent. She enjoys taking walks with her husband John, looking for snakes and salamanders in the forest with her son Jake, and watching her son Ryan play soccer. Being able to experience a child's joy when he says "I did it!" is one of her favorite parts of being in the classroom.
Hilda Manzanares is an Assistant Teacher in the Green Room, and has worked at Seton since 1985. She is married to José Manzanares and has four children between the ages of 20 and 30, and four grandchildren. She attended the Paraprofessional Course here at Seton. Hilda loves to take walks with José, and she most enjoys seeing the smiles on her student's faces each day.
Melissa Mulvaney is the Assistant Coordinator of the All Day Program and Lead Teacher in the Yellow Room. Melissa taught dance, acting and directed children's theater to students of all ages for over ten years, and continues to share her talents here at Seton. Working with children in the arts deepened her new love of teaching and motivated her to seek out the Montessori method. Melissa and her husband, Chris have a seven-year-old daughter. Melissa enjoys sharing the joy of discovery and accomplishment with the children.
Aida Quiles Rodriguez is beginning her fourth year as an Assistant Teacher in the Yellow Room. She completed the Paraprofessional course at Seton and previously worked with youth at her church. Aida got her introduction to Montessori through a friend who operated a Montessori program in her home. In her free time, Aida is actively involved in youth ministry and recently completed her degree in ministry.
Jamie Wellhausen is an Assistant in the Yellow Room working to put the finishing touches on her Early Childhood teacher certification. Previously she worked on an organic farm in Browntown, WI. Her love of children inspired her to work as a nanny for many years before finally deciding to become a teacher. She loves empowering children to do things for themselves and the freedom and excitement learning new things brings them. She lives in Warrenville with her dog, Sammy, and her new husband Nate.
Mary Carol Kobler is an afternoon Aide in the Green Room, and has been working at Seton since 2001. She completed her teacher training in Suzuki Method for Piano Book 1 in Summer 1999, and wrote a book, "The Importance of Nature and Animals in a Montessori Environment and at Home," for the children of Seton Montessori. Mary Carol holds a B.A. in American Studies with a concentration in Cultural History & Literature from DePaul University. Mary Carol is a cantor at her church every weekend and also enjoys singing in DuPage Chorale at COD. She has traveled throughout Europe doing choral festivals and tours. She loves spending quality time with her husband David, her family, and her three-year-old cockatiel, Charlie.
Iram Jilani is an Aide in the All Day Program. She has three children, her oldest daughter is 18 and a senior at Hinsdale Cental, her son 16, is a sophomore also at Hinsdale Central, and her youngest daughter is seven and attends Holmes school. Iram enjoys cooking, walking, and sewing. She is originally from Pakistan. She and her husband live in Willowbrook.
Cristina Perry is a Seton alumnus and is the Art Specialist on campus. Cristina holds her Infant-Toddler AMS credential and received her Early Childhood credential from Xavier University as a part of her Master's Degree in Education. Cristina has inspired young artists throughout her years in the classroom and works with children at all program levels. She opened the Summer Camp Art Studio in 2013, a summer camp favorite, and is assisting in the development of the outdoor Atelier. In her free time, Cristina enjoys doing origami and spending time with her dogs, Nicky and Rita.
Elementary Program
Ashley Buntrock is Elementary Coordinator and Co-teacher of the Lower Elementary classroom. Ashley has been a teacher at Seton for nine years. A Seton graduate herself, Ashley holds a B.A. in Early Childhood Education from Xavier University, and her 3-6 and 6-12 Montessori credentials. Ashley is the daughter of Sue Buntrock, Head teacher in the Green Room. Teaching in the Seton Elementary Program since its inception, Ashley loves the children's joy of learning and that every day is new. In her free time she loves the opportunity to read a good book.
Rumya Rao is an Assistant in the "upper" Lower Elementary classroom. With a degree in Mathematics, Rumya was a coordinator of clinical trials in a hospital prior to joining Seton. She says a combination of perfect timing and a lifelong desire to teach are what drew her to Montessori education. Rumya and her husband Sri have a daughter Rohini who attends Seton. They look forward to welcoming their second child this Fall. Rumya enjoys singing, gardening and cooking in her free time. She feels she learns even more than the children every day as she witnesses their social interaction and connects with them in the classroom.
Olivia Dvorak is completing her Elementary internship in the Lower Elementary this year. She has been teaching Spanish at Elementary for the past several years and previously taught in Seton's All Day and Half Day Programs. Before coming to Seton she taught at a traditional Elementary school in Mexico. Olivia has a B.A. in Elementary Education, a 3-6 AMS Certificate, and is presently working on her Elementary Montessori 6-9 certification. She and her husband have a son, Diego, in the All Day 3-6 Program. Olivia likes to read, take walks, go to the beach on vacations and spend time with her husband and friends. She loves being with children because they teach us so much; children are instinctively accepting of you the way you are, and they do not judge people. Olivia feels that she learns something from the children every day!
Divina Cruz is a Co-Teacher in the newly opened second Lower Elementary classroom. After earning her B.A. in Political Science and Philosophy she went to law school and decided it was best to follow her passion: working with children. Upon leaving law school, Divina came to Seton to learn more about Montessori, where she completed her 0-3, 3-6 and 6-9 Montessori certifications. Divina was a Lead Teacher in a 3-6 classroom for many years. She is married with two children, one in junior high and the other who is a student in Seton's Upper Elementary Program. Divina also serves at the Practicum Coordinator for the Seton Montessori Institute. Divina says the best part about working with the children is watching their joy when they learn something new.
David Chorney is a Co-Teacher in the "lower" Lower Elementary classroom. He found Seton after being urged to become a certified Montessori teacher by the faculty of Denali Montessori in Alaska where he was an aide and substitute for seven years. Previous to that, David graduated with a B.A. in English and Sociology from Augustana College. David and his wife enjoy time with their German Shepherd Husky mix dog. In his spare time, David likes to fish, hike, bike, mountain climb and climb trees. David loves seeing the growth in the children from the first day to the end of the year. He loves witnessing each child's individual strengths and loves helping find solutions to any weaknesses.
Gwen Carr is the Lead Teacher of the Upper Elementary Classroom. After teaching Montessori Early Childhood for ten years and assisting/interning in Elementary in the afternoons for three, she was excited about the new experience of working with Elementary students full-time. Gwen has been called the "Curator of the Living Lab" as her work has been fundamental in creating and maintaining the laboratory. Along with her 3-6 and 6-12 Montessori Certificates, she holds a B.A. in Humanities. Previously, Gwen provided individualized instruction for a one-room schoolhouse of 6-12 year olds and home-schooled her own children and others for nine years. Gwen enjoys gardening, interacting with animals, reading, writing, cooking and preserving food. Gwen is married to "Harry the Sheep Farmer" and have two grown children. She enjoys working with children because of the wonder in their eyes and the love in their hearts, both so willingly shared.
Karla Gonzalez is the Elementary Spanish teacher and Upper Elementary Assistant. A certified Elementary Montessori teacher from Mexico, Karla and her husband Arturo have two children who both attend the Early Childhood program at Seton. A former Software Engineer with a B.S. in Systems Engineering and a B.A. in Education, Karla fell in love with with Montessori and never looked back. Karla understands Montessori as a life philosophy and enjoys contemplating how the child-focused Montessori environment helps children to learn and grow. "I consider the method a magical experience for the children!" In her free time she loves planning and going on road trips with her family.
Linda Davis joins the Seton staff this year as Curriculum Coordinator, with a primary focus on Elementary, but working wherever her input and efforts are needed. Linda Davis completed her first Montessori Teacher Training in 1971. Since then she has worked in Montessori environments with students ages 3 to 6, 6 to 9, 9 to 12, and 12 to 15. Brief encounters with groups of children from birth to three and young people older than 15 have been intriguing, but so far she has preferred one-to-one interactions with those age groups. Experiences with other work outside the world Montessori have been brief and left her convinced she has the best job in the world. Linda grew up in downstate Illinois, has lived in the Chicago area twice; spent one year in Washington, D.C.; and has lived on the West Coast twice. She is happy to have returned to the "third coast" where she can spend time with a multitude of family, friends, and former students.
Heather Madden is our Student Resource Specialist. Prior to joining Seton, Heather was Manager of Professional Learning for the Office of Early Childhood in the Chicago Public Schools. Attending Montessori herself as a child, and working five years as an Early Childhood inclusion teacher, Heather has a rich background in assisting children and coaching teachers on working with children with learning differences. Heather will be working with children in all program levels. In her spare time, Heather loves volunteering, sewing, and exploring Chicago with her dogs, Lola and Foster.


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In celebration for Assassins Creed III, I will review Assassins Creed Revelations.Or as I like to call it, Assassins Creed II/2.
You play as Ezio again, but this time older, wiser, and just as badass as you were in the other two games.Instead of you patrolling Italy, Ezio roams Constinpoli in search of keys leading to Altair's Library.I won't reveal anymore at this point but if you must know read on.But for starters the review.
It's a lot similar to Brotherhood but with more types of combat and navigation.Ezio now possess the hookblade, allowing you to both stab victims spinal cords and grab onto near ledges with ease.I liked that they were trying to add this to the game but it seems more comfortable riding horses through crowded streets then using your blade to cling to shutters and tiles on roofs, as you could normally just climb up there like in the other games.I had an awesome time using a "hook and run" on unsuspecting civilians.Too bad this will probably never get reintroduced.
Templar's are back, obviously.But this time, they're trying to get rid of you instead of sending there knights/guards to kill you.The templars have even sent Templar mercenaries to sneak up on you and kill you once you have become notorious.They actually scared me but were better then thieves stealing your money.Aside from the killers they have sent, there are Templar captains guarding camps that you can take over for the assassins.However, this came with a catch:if you don't assign a apprentice at a tower, the templars will attempt to take there tower back.I hated this whole process and ignored it entirely unless it was mandatory.
Instead of the spacious and rather treacherous ruins of Rome in Brotherhood, you get the bustling and rather crowded streets and palaces of Constanopli.It is smaller then Rome and a bit harder to navigate.
Not as good as Brotherhood in my opinion.But it does have it's twists and turns.I don't want to explain to much but:Ezio is old.If you want more info play the game.
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So we found a turkey in our chest freezer last weekend while stocking up (I'm a self admitted coupon nerd...I loose some man points but make up for it in money saved to buy toys...) last weekend.
My wife and I looked at each other and I knew we were thinking the same thing.
So my wife, bless her, cooked most of the afternoon yesterday and we had a full Thanksgiving meal!
It was flippin' awesome! Why do we only eat a meal like that once a year?!
The best part other than watching football on the couch while the family ate yesterday was bringing in a leftover turkey sammich!
Winner winner turkey dinner!
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Oct 24, 2011 at 9:40 UTC
I think the reason I only do that twice a year (Christmas is another huge meal) is that my bathroom scale would kill me. I give you enough man points for the rhyme at the end to make up for the ones you lose by using coupons :-)
Oct 24, 2011 at 9:42 UTC
That's awesome.
Oct 24, 2011 at 10:20 UTC
How cool is that? Would love to eat a Thanksgiving type meal on a day other than Thanksgiving or Christmas.
Oct 24, 2011 at 10:23 UTC
You just celebrated Canadian Thanksgiving! :) I MUCH prefer it in October, it gives me some breathing room between holidays.
Oct 24, 2011 at 10:27 UTC
We do the same thing, mainly because my wife and I are usually traveling to other relatives homes during the holidays. I call it the Pre-Thanksgiving Thanksgiving and we usually do it during August. It is very nice, however since it is the two of us we end up eating turkey left overs for a good week or two.
Oct 24, 2011 at 11:08 UTC
YUM. Just.....YUM.
Oct 24, 2011 at 5:14 UTC
I Roast Turkeys several times a year. But do not go all out. Stuffing one time Yams another etc. We get a number of meals from each one so the price reasonable.
Oct 24, 2011 at 8:01 UTC
I don't think you lose man points for the coupons. Saving money is saving money.
And now you've got me craving Thanksgiving food. Might have to go buy a turkey.
Oct 25, 2011 at 10:17 UTC
I am now hungry. Thanks.
Oct 25, 2011 at 10:54 UTC
Thanksgiving. Lookjing forward to it.
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Back in Vegas, the annual show offers workshops, a speech by former president Bill Clinton and more.By Mehgan Belanger
Long known as "The Entertainment Capital of the World," Las Vegas is set to be the convenience store capital of the world next month, as more than 20,000 c-store industry personnel gather to network, learn and perhaps have some fun during the NACS Show 2009, being held Oct. 20-23.
Attendees will have to balance their schedules between the vast array of Las Vegas attractions and the information-packed agenda on tap for this year's convention. With help from a retailer panel, NACS -- the Association for Convenience and Petroleum Retailing, developed 65 workshops across 10 tracks for its attendees, ensuring everyone from single-store owner to chief of a multi-million dollar chain will find workshops to suit his or her needs. The 10 tracks, which correspond with attendee job responsibility areas, include:
-- Senior leadership
-- Marketing and category management
-- Operations
-- Petroleum
-- Foodservice
-- Technology
-- Professional development
-- International
-- Small operators
-- Suppliers
"By categorizing the education workshops into 10 tracks, retailers will more easily identify the topics that are right for them," Stephanie Robert, director of event marketing and communications for NACS, told Convenience Store News. "From strategy and market analysis to targeted information about specialized areas, retailers will find expertise and insights at the NACS Show that they just can't get anyplace else."
Retailers can learn about innovation within two leading convenience store industry companies during "A Tale of Two Retailers," taking place Oct. 22, at 9:30 a.m. There, Steve Sheetz, chairman of Sheetz Inc., along with Chet Cadieux, CEO and chairman of QuikTrip Corp., and Dean Durling, president and CEO of Quick Chek Food Stores, will share practical examples from their businesses.
Between sessions, retailers can also tour the expo floor, where approximately 1,200 exhibitors will show the latest products and services suited for convenience store retailing. For 2009, the expo floor hours will be extended on the final day of the show, opening at 10 a.m. and closing at 3 p.m.
Also on the show floor this year is an area within each category section designed for first-time NACS Show exhibitors. More than 300 new companies will be highlighted in these spaces, showing off their latest offerings, Robert said.
Back for a second year, the "Congreenience Store," located on the expo floor, will display environmentally friendly technologies and products available to the c-store industry to cut energy costs and help the environment, such as energy-efficient appliances, coolers, lighting and store materials.
"Spiraling energy costs and a new awareness of the environment have put green initiatives at the top of the agenda for the global convenience industry," explained Robert. "The Congreenience Store lays out achievable goals with projects for immediate action, for medium-term refit improvements and for long-term strategic planning."
The Congreenience Store will also provide case studies on the ways c-store operators have improved the environmental impact of their stores, pleased shoppers, increased sales and cut costs, she added.
The 2009 NACS Show will give attendees a chance to hear advice from leaders outside of the convenience industry, including opening general session speaker Robert Dow, president and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, who will address how organizations can build customer-focused teams and make customer loyalty a critical differentiator, according to Robert.
And attendees can look forward to hearing former president Bill Clinton share insights and observations gained from his two-term post as the 42nd U.S. president, during the closing general session, she said.
To stay informed on NACS Show happenings, attendees can view NACS TV, which will air in several locations throughout the convention center, on shuttle buses and in some hotels, according to Robert. Attendees can also view live interviews with industry leaders for NACS TV at a studio in the NACS Center, she said.
Meanwhile, NACS Show attendees can maximize their networking opportunities by utilizing NACS Connect, a virtual marketplace where attendees can schedule meetings with vendors and retailers during the show, along with viewing conference details, such as workshops and exhibitors. In addition, all NACS Show guests are invited to attend the NACS Welcome Reception, being held Oct. 20, at 6 p.m.


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March 2013
Welcome to Barbados Monthly Arts Events This is a completely free and unsponsored magazine created out of the need to inform so that we can get to exhibitions, artist talks, workshops and more, rather than hearing about events after they have taken place. I encourage anyone with a creative event or a new piece of work to get in contact with me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I will add a free page for you. Let's get the arts out there! Please, pass this magazine on to others and so help the creative side of Barbados get all the exposure possible. Corrie
Cover Art by Corrie Scott
All information correct at time of publishing. Please phone or email relevant galleries to confirm dates of events as they may be subject to change. Updates as news of arts events comes in each month may be viewed on http://corriescott.net/page28.htm Published by Corrie Scott
Back Issues of the FREE monthly
Arts Magazine Barbados may be found on http://issuu.com/corriescott/docs
SIMONE PADMORE photography Roland Dyall https://www.facebook.com/rdyall1
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ALISON CHAPMAN-ANDREWS Bathing suit collection of 17 pieces and other collages, in the show TWO COLOURISTS with Tracey Williams huge flower studies and landscapes. At Gallery of Caribbean Art, Speightstown open 9.30am to 4.30 daily,Saturday 9.30am to 2pm. Open until March 6 th Online album of exhibition https://picasaweb.google.com/105714821715531443977/GalleryOfCaribbeanArtFebruary2013 Although trained in English art schools, Alison's" art vocabulary" was developed in the West Indian landscape, drawing in Barbados and Guyana. The rural environment of royal palms, fields and plants, became her inspiration and subject. As the subject was familiar and not "difficult", she felt free to pursue her own interpretations and impose her ideas of colour and design. She is currently concerned with texture of paint and the use of collage. Materials used in these works include bark cloth, various weaves of linen, sand, sand paper, coconut cloth, buttons, polystyrene, a selection of Japanese papers, and various cloths. Acid free gel has been used as glue and most surfaces are covered in acrylic paint. The new work also forms part of an ongoing search for a new subject matter This exhibition features a series of "Bathing Suits' "of the same size and format, a torso with arms outstretched, and upper part of the thighs. Most are on linen and have an element of collage; they are all female with one exception. (El Dorado, not illustrated) 12 are shown together in one large wall piece. The first painting was a mixture of the landscape, (a small painting of coconut fronds (exhibited here) show its inspiration, which then became the pattern on a suit she had seen while at aqua size. So they became figures in a swimming pool. This changed to bodies in the sea where they undergo a ''sea change into something new and strange (Shakespeare), and further develop into images referencing "Venus Arising from the foam" by Botticelli. In these the figure disappears into the sea, while a realistic sky emerges above the horizon. "I believe that the next painting produced will be the one to succeed totally. This continual search for a successful personal outcome is what it seems to be about. All I can do is keep making, composing, and working. Fortunately each painting, magically, seems to carry within it the germ of the next" Alison Chapman-Andrews, Dunloe Coach House, Dunlow Lane, Bridgetown. 246 429 4897 aca1@caribsurf .com www.alisonchapmanandrews.net
firstname.lastname@example.com 'TWO COLOURISTS' with Tracey Williams huge flower studies and landscapes. At Gallery of Caribbean Art. Online album of exhibition https://picasaweb.google.com/105714821715531443977/GalleryOfCaribbeanArtFebruary2013
HEIDI BERGER in the landscape of my mind: new paintings OPENING RECEPTION Sunday March 10TH 12 am – 3 pm Gallery of Caribbean Art Northern Business Centre, Queen Street Speightstown, St Peter, Barbados
(246) 419-0858 www.artgallerycaribbean.com
The Arts Directory Barbados http://issuu.com/corriescott/docs/art_directory_barbados_dec_2011/1
ARTS DIRECTORY BARBADOS How It Happened I have, for so many years, wanted to create a free online reference book where anyone, in any part of the world, may access the creative people in Barbados. I could not do this on my own and Kathy Yearwood heard of my idea, offered to partner with me and I happily agreed. What started out in March as a small book of what I thought might be a maximum of one hundred and fifty pages turned into a tome of over three hundred pages. A mixture of excitement and fear at what we had taken on. And here we are in December 2011 with a book showing off the talents in Barbados. So exciting. The eight month adventure began. Finding artists, photographing them and their work. From March 2011 to October 2011 Kathy and I collated the artwork, the bios and statements and travelled around the island garnering images and information. Large collections of artwork in homes. Convincing people who thought they were too old and forgotten and watching them smile as their work was photographed and having them talk about themselves so that we could create a bio for them. Literally slipping down the hills of clay at Chalky Mount to see an original kiln and spend the day with the potters. Temple Yard with the Rastafarian community where they are blessed with talent, especially carving, and then coming away with gifts of pineapples and avocados. Photographing in the rain with an umbrella in one hand and a camera in the other to get the right angles. Going to openings and craft shows and talking to many. Coming to my home, going to Kathy's, and going wherever was needed. Meeting the different personalities in so many locations as I photographed many of them for their portrait photo for the book. Remembering some who have left us. A labour of love, learning and fun. The thank you part as I could not have done this on my own. Norma Springer who encouraged me to "take the book and run with it". Kathy Yearwood who offered to partner with me collating and to create the book for artists in Barbados. Alison Chapman-Andrews for helping Kathy and I proof read. Amazing how much you miss no matter how many times we went over it. Sue Bain for offering her professional opinion and suggestions as a copy editor. Peter Boos for all the encouragement. Laura Lin Hutchinson for her introduction. Finally, the most important people, the creative souls who put their trust in Kathy and I to show them off to their best. I hope we have done this. Corrie Dec 7th 2011
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LILIAN STEN www.lilianstenartstudio.com
CHERISE WARD www.cherise.ward.com
HEATHER-DAWN SCOTT https://picasaweb.google.com/105714821715531443977/HeatherDawnScottRecentArt#
CORRIE SCOTT www.corriescott.net
VERSIA ABEDA HARRIS email@example.com picasaweb.google.com/105714821715531443977/VersiaAbedaHarris2012
It is our duty as creatives to introduce our children to collecting original art. Art sparks their imagination, stories can be told from them about the subject, children can use their imagination to create their own stories or name the characters painted to make them their own. Children should also learn that appreciating art is a way of saving money...it is an investment. A painting does not lose value. I love to create Caribbean Children's art for all ages. I paint in acrylic on canvas in whatever size required. Hung separately or in panels that match together, they make wonderful visions for children. Murals for children are also special creating a wonderland in their bedroom or playroom. Consultations on your special requirements are by appointment.
ROSEMARY PARKINSON Rosemary Parkinson just simply loves to paint. e-mail: email@example.com website:www.rosemaryparkinson.com facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BarbadosCulinaryJourney?ref=ts&fref=ts#
TERRENCE R. PIGGOTT Born in Barbados, Terrence Rupert Piggott received his formal education at the Barbados Community College and earned an Associate degree in Graphic/Advertising Art. In 2007, he was accepted to the Instituto Superior de Arte in Cuba. Terrence's new "Revival Series" paintings have been an evolutionary undertaking for him in terms of rekindling his flame with abstraction as well as a journey of personal "spirituality" with the artwork. This series takes a turn away from his 'Barbadiana Series' that are reminiscent of cane cutters and market vendors. In the 'Revival Series' figures and characters take shape and emerge from a densely worked surface built up with textured dabs of paint and woven tangles of fiberglass fibers. Washes of paint form the outlines of figures as they rundown the canvas creating a scene evolved from imaginary realms. "Creativity is essential to my experience and I must continually evolve if I am to find harmony with myself and my creator... vivo d' arte... vivo d' amore..." Terrence lives and works in Barbados. His work is part of numerous private and public collections around the world.
Mon 10am – 7pm Sunday: 10am – 5pm Gallery NuEdge Fine Arts Ltd, Limegrove Lifestyle Centre, Holetown, St. James, Barbados Tel: (246) 621- 0067 Fax: (246) 621- 0069 galerienuedge.com
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ON THE WALL ART GALLERY www.onthewallartgallery.com
Virgin Atlantic HOLDERS SEASON 9th-23rd March 2013 Holders Box Office: Holders House, Holders Hill, St James, Barbados Tel: 1-246-432-7338 or 1-246- 432- 6385 or Book Online www.holders.net Sat 9th March – Opening Night A Tribute to Hollywood Tues 12th March - Gospel Charity Night for the Heart & Stroke Foundation Thurs 14th March The Basil Faulty Dining Experience* Saturday 16th March - Theater Night "The Speech" Mon 18th March - African Night Africa Entsha with support from Muntu Valdo Wed 20th March - Comedy Night Paul Merton and his Impro Chums Sat 23rd March - Gala Night Russell Watson Support: String Fever *Programme subject to change _________________________________ Ticket Prices Reserved GOLD $200 Unreserved ZONE B $150 ZONE C $80 - ZONE D $40 *The Basil Fawlty Dining Experience – All tickets $175 ( inc.l dinner). Licensed Cash Bar. GALA FINALE Tickets Only - Reserved Gold - $200 (Tables & Chairs provided for Dinner) ZONE B Silver - $150 Ticket prices BD$ inclusive of VAT – No refunds All Performances are in the Little Theater (Open-air) except * on Holders House Gallery. Gates open 5:30pm. - All performances start at 7p.m.
MATHEW CLARKE animekonexpo.com/gallery/category/9/5/
RIVENIS BLACK http://rivenis.net/ www.facebook.com/rivenisart Prints Available at http://society6.com/rivenis
JOEL LAING ( DAVI-GO) davi-go.deviantart.com/
TIYI BY DESIGN Tiyi by Design is an exclusive Caribbean label, producing exquisite, hand-crafted jewelry. Each piece is individually designed by professional metalsmith/jeweller, Ichia Tiyi. www.tiyibydesign.com
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RUSSELL WATSON 'Portrait of Nala'
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BARBADOS December 27 2012 - April 2013 Stavronikita Project, underwater on SS Stavronikita
FRESH MILK is pleased to announce their local resident artists for 2013! Visual artist and animator Versia Harris, photographer Mark King, playwright and actor Matthew 'Kupakwashe' Murrell, and filmmaker Cabral 'LARC' Trotman who will be collaborating with spoken word artist Adrian Green. www.freshmilkbarbados.com
FRESH MILK is pleased to announce the selection of contemporary creatives taking part in its 2013 Local Residency Programme, sponsored by support received from the Arts and Sport Promotion Fund, Ministry of Finance, Barbados. The residency programme was first launched in 2012, beginning with a short but successful 5 day local residency in March, and has since included projects with artists who have been based abroad, visiting from overseas and from other Caribbean islands. The latest call for proposals was once again for local participants, and five artists working in a variety of media were selected for the available residency slots. The creatives are: visual artist and animator Versia Harris, photographer Mark King, playwright and actor Matthew 'Kupakwashe' Murrell and filmmaker Cabral 'LARC' Trotman, who will be collaborating with spoken word artist Adrian Green. The dates of these four-week long residencies are to be announced. The programme kicks off with Versia Harris, who is in residence from February 25th – March 22nd prior to embarking on her international residency at the Vermont Studio Center, USA in late March. To keep up to date with the residencies and our other activities, visit: http://www.freshmilkbarbados.com and like our Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/FreshMilkBarbados
About the Artists:
Versia Harris Versia Harris is a Barbadian artist living and working in Weston, St. James. She graduated from the Barbados Community College BFA in Studio Art programme in 2012, with an award from The Leslie's Legacy Foundation for the most promising student, and will be taking up a residency at the Vermont Studio Center in March 2013. She created a narrative of an original character to address the perceptions of self, as it compares its image with unrealistic standards. Her primary media includes pen and watercolour on paper. She also uses Adobe Photoshop to manipulate her drawings and create animations. Website: http://versiaabeda.tumblr.com/ Mark King Mark King is a Barbados-based photographer. In 2011, he participated in a screenprinting artist in residency at the Frans Masereel Centrum in Kasterlee, Belgium. In the same year he was selected by Lucie Foundation for their E-pprentice program and paired with acclaimed photographer Roger Erickson for a six-month apprenticeship. Mark recently was artist in residence at Alice Yard in Port of Spain, Trinidad. Mark has called Barbados, The Bahamas, Brussels, San Francisco, and Washington D.C. home. His international experience directly informs his projects. As a constant outsider, Mark's work examines the people he encounters during his travels as well as his relationship with an ever-changing environment. Website: www.markkingismarkings.com Matthew 'Kupakwashe' Murrell Matthew 'Kupakwashe' Murrell is an actor, playwright, director and poet with special skills in film, photography and singing. He has successfully completed his BA in Fine Arts, with a special in theatre arts and a minor in film. His first national play debut 'Precious' came in 2005, written by Sir. Hilary Beckles and directed by C.M. Harclyde Walcott. He has done several plays such as 'Yellowman' directed by full bright scholar, Meredith Coleman Tobias, 'Dutchman' directed by famed Nigerian director, Dr. Esiaba Irobi, 'Odale's Choice' directed by Sonia Williams, and 'Looking Back at Sodom' directed by Winston Farrell, amongst many others. In addition to winning several awards regionally and locally, Matthew is also the founder of emerging Barbadian group Yardie Boy Theatre, which is dedicated to showcasing Barbadian/Caribbean stories. Their works are focused on social and political issues, and seek to be the voice of a generation. Yardie Boy Theatre's Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/yardieboytheatre continued….
Cabral 'LARC' Trotman Born in Toronto Canada to Barbadian parents, LARC as he's affectionately known to most is a filmmaker, arts educator and community activist. After the year of the gun in Toronto (2005) LARC decided that it was critical to play a small role in creating safe spaces where young people could acquire skills while discovering positive outlets of expression. He started by designing and facilitating filmmaking workshops in low-income, inner-city communities where he began to link many of the current issues faced by youth to a lack of leadership/mentorship in the community. He also noticed a real lack of ancestral/family values and connections with the many gang related black youth he worked with daily. His community work intensified, spreading out to various public housing communities across Toronto from Community Centers to Elementary, Middle School to High Schools. LARC is developing a feature documentary entitled Hidden Bruises: HIV & Violence in the Caribbean, a documentary and awareness campaign contributing to the national and regional effort to reduce the prevalence of both HIV & violence against women in the Caribbean. He continues his arts education and filmmaking work in the Caribbean at the Errol Barrow Centre for Creative Imagination, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados; coupled with his independent company Skylarc Pictures through the First Light Project Arts Education program. Website: http://skylarcpictures.wordpress.com/ Adrian Green Adrian Green is a Gold Award winner in Barbados' National Festival of Creative Arts (NIFCA), a three time Barbadian Slam Poetry Champion, and two time winner of the Emancipation Roots Experience Show. Green represented Barbados at CARIFESTA X in Guyana and has performed to audiences in several countries, including the USA, Ghana, Grenada, St. Vincent, Dominica, Nevis, St. Thomas and Tortola. He has released two albums of poetry, "Random Acts of Conscience," and "Hard Ears." As the co-founder of Iron Sharpen Iron, Green has been instrumental in producing the longest running and most successful open-mic show in Barbados. These open-mic shows were designed to help emerging performing artists develop and have been instrumental in the uncovering and propelling of a number of young artists to the national stage. For more information, please contact Annalee Davis at 230-8897 or email email@example.com. visit http://www.freshmilkbarbados.com Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/FreshMilkBarbados
Bob Kiss' 'Beautiful People' Fine Art Photography at Cin Cin, Barbados Mon Feb 18th – March 31st. Mon – Fri from 11:30am Sat & Sun from 6pm. Mural size prints of celebrities Bob Kiss photographed from the late 70s through the 80s for Warhol's INTERVIEW Magazine, Paris, British, and German Vogues, Town and Country, etc., including Valentino, Givenchy, Oscar de la Renta, Abdul Jabar, Jodie Foster, Donald Trump, Patti Lupone, etc. A percentage of print sales will be donated to The Variety Club.
ON THE WALL ART GALLERY On The Wall Gallery at Champers A charming gallery and throughout the restaurant at Champers Restaurant, located on Accra Beach, Rockley, Christ Church has been fully renovated. Monday - Friday Noon-4pm and 7pm-11pm . Please call for weekend hours. 246 234 9145 Champers gallery is accessible during Restaurant hours. Actual gallery operations are 12noon to 4pm and 7 pm to 11 pm all year November to April On The Wall Gallery At Earthworks Earthwork continues to be the mainstay of our operations as we continue to add new lines to our already eclectic mix of hand made crafts, jewellery and fine art. Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday 9am - 1pm Closed Sunday Vanita Comissiong tel 246 234 9145 email email@example.com
THE FESTIVAL ART GALLERY Hastings Farmers Market on the first Saturday of each month.
Horticultural Show at Balls 26th/27th January Festival Art Gallery is a mobile art gallery showing in excess of 50 local Barbadian artists who are painters, ceramic artists, photographers and sculptors. Bringing Art To The People email@example.com www.festivalartgallery.com
BARBADOS ARTS COUNCIL BAC Gallery, Pelican Craft Centre, Bridgetown (246) 426 4385 email@example.com www.barbadosartscouncil.com
BAC Gallery Schedule 2013 (subject to change. Please call gallery to confirm dates and events)
Feb 18—March 15 Hotel and Tour/Bajan Folkways March 17—April 12 Neville Legall & Friends Exhibition April 15-----May 11 Group Show Exhibition May 12-------May 25 Available for rental May 26-----June 8 Wayne Collymore Taylor June 9 -------July 6 Our Heritage Group Show Exhibition July 8-------Aug 16 CropOver Group Show Exhibition Aug 19-----Sept 1 Available for rental Sept 2 -----Oct 5 Little Gems Group Show Exhibition Oct 7-------Nov 1 One Love Group Show Exhibition Nov 4 -----Dec 13 Independence. Group Show Exhibition Dec 15------Jan 11, 2014 Christmas Group Show Exhibition
The Barbados Arts Council Gallery is available to rent for an exhibition at the heavily subsidized price of $150Bds per week during certain weeks of the year. If you would like to have your own show, either solo or a Group Show, please apply in writing to the President of the BAC. Pelican Craft Centre, Bridgetown +1 (246) 426 4385 firstname.lastname@example.com
Beyond Publishing Caribbean is a group of artists, illustrators, graphic novels,graphic artists from Barbados and you can contact them or liking their page by click on the link, Matthew Clarke Tristan Roach Rivenis Black Julian Moseley https://www.facebook.com/pages/Beyond-Publishing-Caribbean/218731298152892?ref=ts&fref=ts
THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY POETS www.lxpbarbados.org
MISSION The Mission of the League of Extraordinary Poets (LXP) is threefold; 1. To nurture those involved in the arts, with a special emphasis on poets and spoken word artists; 2. To edutain the public through exposure to our art, and 3. To use the voices of the artists to bring awareness to, and to actively work towards addressing issues of importance in our society. VISION The LXP was founded on the principle that no art form exists in a vacuum. It is inexplicably tied to society, culture and time in which it is created, and that artists can improve their skills, and inspire one another when they operate in a close knit community of other like-minded artists, committed to positive feedback and professionalism in pursuing their art to its highest and best potential. The LXP sees spoken word and other forms of poetry and lyrical commentary as art forms which are not only able to express the personal vision, emotions and stories of the individual artist, but also as vehicles to speak to social issues not addressed in other forums and to educate the public in the hopes of bringing positive change to the society in which we live.
'Meet the Artist'
THE BRIDGETOWN GALLERY @ SHERATON 'Beautiful Barbados' Group Show. Opens Friday March 1st from 5pm to 7 pm Exhibition ends April 6th with work by Cathy Alkins, Stacey Altman, Hilary Armstrong, Arthur Atkinson, Allison Bohne, Jhan Browne, Anna Bysfield, Brian Carrington, Ronnie Carrington, Dave Chandler, Jacqui Cuke, Kirsten Dear, Anne Dodson, Susan Alleyne Ford, Gina Foster, Tanya Foster, Henry Faser, Shari Garnes, Mary gibbs, Jeanette Gittens, Barbara Greenidge, Susanne Heitz, Amanda Hunte, Susan Layton, Cheryl Lewis, Michael McChlery, Kay Morgan, Andy Perice, Leslie Taylor, Sue Trew, Yasmin Vizcarrondo, Hilary Warren, Rono Weekes, Lorna Wilson Sheraton Mall upstairs on the second floor, at the top of the escalators, across from the radio station. 12 noon to 7 pm Monday to Friday ( or by appointment) 230-1750 email@example.com
ARC MAGAZINE ARC Magazine is a quarterly Caribbean Art and Culture Print Magazine published out of St. Vincent and the Grenadines by artists, Nadia Huggins and Holly Bynoe. www.arcthemagazine.com www.facebook.com/arcmagazine twitter.com/arcthemagazine
MORNINGSIDE GALLERY Division of Fine Arts, BARBADOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE firstname.lastname@example.com 426-2858, ext.5262
QUEEN'S PARK GALLERY
Queen's Park Gallery is temporarily(?) located at Pelican Craft Centre #12 on Harbour Rd, Bridgetown
Denyse Maynard-Greenidge
Nick Whittle
Juliana Inniss
Omowale Stewart
Barbados Photo Society
Crop Over Visual Arts
Ras Ilix Heartman
Arlette St Hill Retrospective
Rosemary Pilgrim
Roslyn Watson Retrospective
Queen's Park Gallery is temporarily located at Pelican Craft Centre #12 on Harbour Rd, Bridgetown QPG tel.#427-2345
To boldly and brilliantly pursue the adventure in everything artistic and to be a vital and uncommon cultural force in Barbados. www.artsetcbarbados.com
FRAMING YOUR ART FINE ART FRAMING LTD, Pelican Industrial Park, Bridgetown, Barbados - (246) 426-5325 FAST FRAME FACTORY, Dayrell's Road, St Michael (246) 426 9994 firstname.lastname@example.com AA FRAMING & DECORATION. #4, 1st Avenue Belleville, St. Michael, Tel: (1-246)-435-0513 Fax: (1-246)-426-6004 | E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com www.aaframingartonglass.com FRAMING STUDIO At the Best of Barbados Head Office, Welches Plantation, H'way 2A421-6900 ext 29
ART SUPPLIES THE ART HUB ( 2 locations) James Forte Building Hincks Street Bridgetown, Tel: 436 2950 cell 231 6847 Sunset Crest # 163 Amaryllis Row,Sunset Crest, St. James.
MORE GALLERIES GANG OF 4 The Cottage, Springvale Plantation.St. Andrew . tel 438 7883. CONSTANT GALLERY OF FINE ART Sculpture and fine art (by appointment only), (246) 429 2654 and 232 7830. email: email@example.com A GALLERY, By appointment please contact: Catherine Forter-Chee-ATow Curator/Artist Tel: 246 262 6238 or 246 262 6241 e: firstname.lastname@example.com Royal Westmoreland, St James & The Mews Restaurant, Holetown
MOSAIC GIFTS Mosaic Gifts features the work of many local artists and artisans. At Hilton Barbados. Showcases paintings, prints, woodwork, ceramics and jewellery, all made locally. open daily from 10am – 4pm 246 437 0794 firstname.lastname@example.com
Tickets available from : The Super Centre supermarkets – Sunset Crest, Warrens, Oistins & Big B; & CS Pharmacy, Bridgetown. Online: @ Tickets available at: https://www.iticketsbarbados.com/events/performing-arts/the-mountain-top-by-the-gale-theatre-tickets/ iTickets Barbados, Cave Shepherd, Broad St, Vista and Sunset Crest
CaFA: the Caribbean Fine Arts Fair is back - now at the historic Spirit Bond in beautiful Bridgetown! From March 13th to 17th, 35 of the Caribbean's finest creative people deliver theatre, music and art in five days for your pleasure! Over thirty-five visual artists exploring the cultural traditions of the Caribbean. Tickets available at – Caribbean Events Hub, Republic 21 at the Lanterns Mall, Hastings, Christ Church or ticketpal.com and there's also the Arlington House Museum, Speightstown, St Peter 422-4064 www.cafafair.com
Visit www.nagc.bb - website for the National Art Gallery Committee in Barbados for NEWS on current happenings. The site includes ArtistNet, the database of Barbadian visual artists; a click on 'Artists' will take you there. Visual artists are invited to post their profile and images on ArtistNet. Artists already on ArtistNet are reminded to send in their profile updates and new images. ArtistNet is a FREE NAGC service for artists. For further information contact the NAGC at +1 (246) 310 2700 or e-mail email@example.com
"Art is about the core elements of our lives, manifested in what we see, hear, taste, make, read and write, wear, and how we move. It is the creative footprint that becomes the discernible difference between people of different countries and experiences. It is a unique cultural trademark and the magnet that draws us to explore the corners of the world in search of those aspects of life that make us different from each other. It is the goal of the Barbados Summer Arts Festival to encourage the celebration of these seven elements that reflect our cultural identity and as we do so, to foster their development, allowing gainful and sustainable development for their practitioners." Ronnie Carrington www.barbadosartsfestival.com
Save the dates for the 2013 European Film Festival 17-26 May Walcott Warner Theatre, Errol Barrow Centre for Creative Imagination, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, St. Michael
Errol Barrow Centre for Creative Imagination, UWI EBCCI at 417 4776
FRANGIPANI ART GALLERY, Sugar Cane Club, Hotel and Spa, St. Peter.
(246) 422 5026
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THE FESTIVAL ART GALLERY AT ARTSPLASH GALLERY Group Show Exhibition 9th-23rd March Hours 8am – 4pm Festival Art Gallery is a mobile art gallery showing in excess of 50 local Barbadian artists who are painters, ceramic artists, photographers and sculptors. www.festivalartgallery.com
Purple Palm is a local business supplying homes and businesses with the highest quality Print and Mirror furnishings. Using the artwork of many local artists in Barbados and the Caribbean plus work from around the world. We have been supplying to the hotel and villa industry for ten years, including prestigious clients such as Sandy Lane, Coral Reef, The Crane Beach Resort, Sugar Cane Club and Sandridge among others. We have also supplied numerous private villas, and work closely with local interior designers. Being directly affiliated with a 40,000 sq ft framing factory our prices are very competitive. Appointments to view our gallery at Rockley Resort can be made through Paul Hoad or Karen McGuire. 246-2332173 firstname.lastname@example.com
FRANK COLLYMORE HALL AND GRAND SALLE www.fch.org.bb
A monthly programme is produced of all lectures, music and theatre events . To receive it by email or post please email fchmail.com or telephone 436 9083 or 84
Our Mission To fuel the development of culture through training, research and the creation of opportunities in cultural industries. The Role of the NCF The NCF's two major roles are: developmental and commercial. In its developmental role, the Foundation uses culture as a tool for national development fostering and supporting the various art forms and new cultural products. In its commercial role, the Foundation is responsible for the promotion, production and hosting of cultural festivals and associated events that are considered economically viable or socially acceptable. A key part of this function now includes the responsibility for the staging and execution of major governmental and national events. In addition, as culture becomes more pivotal to national and international policy, the National Cultural Foundation continues to re-assess its responsibilities in light of all its functions. FUNCTIONS of the NCF are: To stimulate and facilitate the development of culture generally To develop, maintain and manage theatres and other cultural facilities and equipment provided by Government To organize cultural festivals Assist persons interested in developing cultural expression. OBJECTIVES of the NCF are: To provide opportunities for Barbadian artists/artistes to showcase their talents with the end result being an increased demand for local work To educate Barbadians concerning their heritage To offer Barbadians and visitors alike a high quality product that informs, educates and entertains To equip our cultural workforce with technological skills and training to excel in their particular art forms To strengthen the local cultural product and in the process increase profits to the shareholders To create high quality products that will be competitive on the local, regional and international markets To maximize the role of the cultural sector in the tourism industry Rodney Ifill, Cultural Officer Visual Arts 424-0909 ext.234 firstname.lastname@example.com www.ncf.bb Annette Nias Cultural Officer - Film and Photography 424-0909 Ext 238 firstname.lastname@example.com
GALLERY OF CARIBBEAN ART The Gallery Of Caribbean Art will be presenting the works of a variety of artists, both metal and fine art works Northern Business Centre, Queen Street, Speightstown, St. Peter, Barbados www.artgallerycaribbean.com
Tel: (246) 419-0858
THE GALLERY OF CARIBBEAN ART SCHEDULE 2013 February 9th/10th, 2013 Thru To 7th March, 2013 - Tracey Williams and Allison Chapman Andrews 9th/10th March, 2013 Thru To 4th April, 2013 - Heidi Berger & Bill Grace 7th April, 2013 Thru To 30th April, 2013 – Erik Feely ( Trinidadian / Irish artist )
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We will be in San Francisco for 3 days in October with our 7 year old daughter. Staying at the Hyatt Embarcadero and looking for dining suggestions (we will have a cable car/bus pass and don't mind walking in safe areas!) We are definitely going to the Tonga Room - even if the food isn't that great- just because we Love anything Hawaiian! We need help with lunch and dinner the other nights - we love unique, fun, lively, no chains, great atmosphere. We don't need Kid friendly- she's been all over! Any type of food but Mexican. Also, Looking for good Italian in North Beach.
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We will be in San Francisco for 3 days in October with our 7 year old daughter. Staying at the Hyatt Embarcadero and looking for dining suggestions (we will have a cable car/bus pass and don't mind walking in safe areas!) We are definitely going to the Tonga Room - even if the food isn't that great- just because we Love anything Hawaiian! We need help with lunch and dinner the other nights - we love unique, fun, lively, no chains, great atmosphere. We don't need Kid friendly- she's been all over! Any type of food but Mexican. Also, Looking for good Italian in North Beach.
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>>Looking for good Italian in North Beach.<<
IMO, there is a very small percent of good Italian restaurants in North Beach. The only Italian place we frequent there is North Beach Restaurant. Reserve ahead.
One of my favorite Italian places in The City is just a few blocks away from the Hyatt. Perbacco. Reserve at least a week or more in advance. This is a very popular restaurant. Perbacco, Incanto, & Delfina are my three favorite Italian restaurants.
Slanted Door is the highest grossing restaurant in The City. Vietnamese - and noisy. Good for lunch and dinner. Very popular - reserve a week or more in advance.
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The Wharf is famous for poor/tourist-trap restaurants - except for Gary Danko & perhaps Scoma's.
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<<<This is a very popular restaurant. Perbacco, Incanto, & Delfina are my three favorite Italian restaurants.>>>
Note that Delfina has a full-service restaurant, and next door (but completely separate), a wait-in-line pizza place, which is my favorite in the city (I could easily subsist on a Delfina margherita pizza, tricolore salad and one of several appetizers -- either roasted cauliflower, short ribs arancini, or meatballs ---- all shared). Likewise, Perbacco has an adjacent more casual restaurant, also very good, called Barbacco. They take reservations and walk-ins. Lastly, Slanted Door has a take-out version called "Out the Door" in several locations in the city, including the Ferry Building and the food court at the Westfield Mall (San Francisco Centre).
Craig Stoll, the chef and owner of Delfina, also just opened a new restaurant:
This is a very popular restaurant. Perbacco, Incanto, & Delfina are my three favorite Italian restaurants.
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Sorry, my paragraphs are out of order!
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Wife and I come to SF every two summers - me for a Trade show at Moscone center. After years of Union Square hotels we stayed at Hyatt Embarcadero this time - will be our new place. Agree with Perbacco, excellent food and atmosphere - can't beat the location with regards to the Hyatt. Slanted Door is right across the street from Hyatt with good food and fun albeit noisy atmosphere.
In North beach we love E' Tutto Qua. Good food, reasonable, high energy, and fun Italian waiters.
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1) The Out The Door (Slanted Door) in Westfieldd Center has been closed for almost a year and not expected to reopen. However for casual food court food, other options in the Westfield Center would be fine w/ a 7 year old.
Up the hill on Bush and Powell is Uncle Vitos PizzaDeli - not really a deli, but good pizza, good Italian entrees and reasonable prices. Also casual.
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Next door to Perbacco is Tadich Grill, established in 1849, a classic SF seafood restaurant. Alfred's Steakhouse just off Kearny is another old school place. Yank Sing at the Rincon Center for a dim sum lunch. Haven't been to the North Beach Restaurant in years, but my wife and I both enjoyed eating there in the past (is it still good Stu?).
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sf - rumor has it that Delfina is opening a location on Burlingame Ave.
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I can find out - my brother-in-law is friendly with Craig Stoll's parents. It must be the Hola space.
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Google is my friend....
The Asian place opening on Primrose is by a former chef at Slanted Door called The Asian Box (now open in Palo Alto).
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Well, the chef isn't named the Asian Box, the restaurant is
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LOL, sf.
We are big fans or "The 'baccos".
We were hanging out at The No Beach Resto a few mos ago for a "final final" and it smelled awesome as usual and very Old School SF.
Some newbies we've tried the past year are Skool, 1300 Fillmore, Dosa <on Fillmore>, The Boxing Room, Bottle Cap (good pierogies-who knew?)
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>> It must be the Hola space.<
Or the huge corner place next to Books Inc in Crosby Commons - including the candy spot which was asked to move. Also, the same rumor source said that Perry's is opening up a spot on Burlingame Ave.
Skool is one of our "go to" places Kal!!!
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We also really enjoyed Perbacco...it was probably the best meal we had in SF. Taddich Grill is an institution and certainly worth trying maybe for lunch.
Out the Door in the Ferry building was very good and allowed us to sample some Slanted Door favorites without paying the big bucks. If you are in town on a Saturday I recommend going to the Ferry building for the farmers market. There is also a very good free tour of the building done by City Guides.
Belden Place is an interesting alley with multiple restaurants set up with outside tables as well as having inside dining too.
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Thanks for all the great recommendations!!!! Looking them all up now!
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I would highly recommend "Ideale's " on Grant Ave in North Beach. I live in the neighborhood, being a native San Franciscan, and Italian- this is my favorite Italian restaurant. Authentic Roman style trattoria and excellent cuisine and very casual. Do try it out when you are in North beach for dinner.
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Although they're both very good, we prefer Barbacco to Perbacco and usually go for an early dinner on our first night in town. It's very casual with a great buzz and delicious food. We've never been disappointed. We also like Tadich, A16, Skool, and Waterbar for lunch; Flour and Water, Cotogna, Frances and Park Tavern for dinner. There are so many great choices. We'll be there in a few weeks and plan to try Delfina, SPQR and Claudine. Enjoy your trip!
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Stu, the space next to Books Inc is being taken over by the Plant -
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>>taken over by the Plant -<<
Jeeze - another "quasi" fast food place - just like the new addition across the street - Toast (or something like that). No "fine dining" additions. Let's hope my "rumor" about Delfina is true.
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<<<Let's hope my "rumor" about Delfina is true>>>
It's Delfina Pizza, not Delfina restaurant - the permit was pulled over the summer apparently.
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The Commandments of the Church, in the doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church, are certain laws considered binding on the faithful. As usually understood, they are moral and ecclesiastical, broad in character and limited in number. In modern times there are often said to be six[1], or sometimes five; the enumeration depends on the catechism cited.
As early as the time of Constantine I, especial insistence was put upon the obligation to hear Mass on Sundays and Holy Days, to receive the sacraments and to abstain from contracting marriage at certain seasons. In the seventh-century Penitentiary of Theodore of Canterbury we find penalties imposed on those who contemn the Sunday and fail to keep the fasts of the Church as well as legislation regarding the reception of the Eucharist.
According to a work written by Regino, Abbot of Prüm (d. 915), entitled "Libri duo de synodalibus causis et disciplinis", the bishop in his visitation is, among other inquiries, to ask
- if anyone has not kept the fast of Lent, or of the ember-days, or of the rogations, or that which may have been appointed by the bishop for the staying of any plague; if there by any one who has not gone to Holy Communion three time in the year, that is at Easter, Pentecost and Christmas; if there by any one who has withheld tithes from God and His saints; if there by anyone so perverse and so alienated from God as not to come to Church at least on Sundays; if there be anyone who has not gone to confession once in the year, that is at the beginning of Lent, and has not done penance for his sins (Hafner, Zur Geschichte der Kirchengebote, in Theologische Quartalschrift, LXXX, 104).
The precepts here implied came to be regarded as special Commandments of the Church. Thus in a book of tracts of the thirteenth century attributed to Pope Celestine V (though the authenticity of this work has been denied) a separate tractate is given to the precepts of the Church and is divided into four chapters, the first of which treats of fasting, the second of confession and paschal Communion, the third of interdicts on marriage, and the fourth of tithes.
In the fourteenth century Ernest von Parduvitz, Archbishop of Prague, instructed his priests to explain in popular sermons the principal points of the catechism, the Our Father, the Creed, the Commandments of God and of the Church (Hafner, loc. cit., 115). A century later (1470) the catechism of Dietrick Coelde, the first, it is said, to be written in German, explicitly set forth that there were five Commandments of the Church.
In his "Summa Theologica" (part I, tit. xvii, p. 12) Antoninus of Florence (1439) enumerates ten precepts of the Church universally binding on the faithful. These are:
- to observe certain feasts
- to keep the prescribed fasts
- to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days
- to confess once a year
- to receive Holy Communion during paschal time
- to pay tithes
- to abstain from any act upon which an interdict has been placed entailing excommunication
- to refrain also from any act interdicted under pain of excommunication latæ sententiæ
- to avoid association with the excommunicated
- finally, not to attend Mass or other religious functions celebrated by a priest living in open concubinage.
In the sixteenth century Martin Aspilcueta(1586), gives a list of five principal precepts of obligation:
- to fast at certain prescribed times
- to pay tithes
- to go to confession once a year
- and to receive Holy Communion at Easter (Enchiridion, sive manuale confessariorum et poenitentium, Rome, 1588, ch. xxi, n. 1).
At this time there began to appear many popular works in defence of the authority of the Church and setting forth her precepts. Such among others were the "Summa Doctrinæ Christianæ" (1555) of Peter Canisius and the "Doctrina Christiana" of Bellarmine (1589).
- ↑ E.g. http://www.the-latinmass.com/id120.html, http://www.catholicdoors.com/teaching/book1/1-15.htm.
This article incorporates text from the entry Commandments of the Church in Catholic Encyclopedia of 1913, a publication now in the public domain.


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