“Color My World Young Artists Exhibit”

Village of Bartlett Gallery Art Exhibit

A rts in Bartlett presents the second in a

series of exhibits highlighting creative and col-

orful artwork made by the students of Color

My World Children’s Art Studio. The January 2-

30 exhibit features students ages 8 and up at

the Bartlett Village Hall 2nd Floor Gallery, 228 S.

Main Street Bartlett. Village Hall Hours are

Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Saturday - 9 a.m. to noon.

Please celebrate our young artists by attending

a reception in their honor on Tuesday evening,

January 20 from 6-8 pm. Parents, grandpar-

ents, extended family, and friends of the young artists are all invited.

Arts in Bartlett Calendar

January 2-30 Young Artists Exhibit Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-4:30pm, Sat. 9am-Noon. Bartlett Village Hall Art Gallery, 2nd Floor, 228 S. Main St.

January 8, 15, 22, 29, Feb. 5, 12 10 a.m. to noon. 6 week series of Adult Art Workshops with Gayle Frankovitch. See article on page 6.

January 10, 17, 24, 31 11 am—4 pm , except for Jan. 24, which is noon to 2 pm only. Art projects and activities for kids at the Arts Center. On the hour.; reserve your spot. art@artsinbartlett.org; 630 372 4152. See article page 2.

January 18

1-5 p.m. “My Favorite Vase” Mixed media collage class led by Linda Kay. See article page 7.

January 20 Children’s Art Exhibit Reception 6:00-8:00 pm, Bartlett Village Hall Art Gallery, 2nd Floor, 228 S. Main St.

Arts in Bartlett Artist Gathering 7:9 pm Arts in Bartlett Arts Center, 215 S. Main. Learn a new hand Tunisian crochet scarf technique. RSVP to linda@lindakaysart.com

January 23

7-9 p.m. “Uncorked Art” acrylic paining, all levels, class led by Linda Kay. See article page 7.

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“Yellow Minion” by Lindsay DeBuhr

“Picasso Style” by Margaret Pavlik

“Japanese Cherry Blossoms” by Margaret Pavlik

“Sunflower” by Maria Gonzalez

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January 24 1 pm Family Drumming Circle led by music therapist Rita Lopienski. Kids can come early at noon to make their own percussion instrument . See article this page.

3-5:30 “Intro to Tunisian Crochet” Coasters class led by Linda Kay. See article page 7.

January 26

7-9 p.m. “Fun with Yupo Paper.” class led by Linda Kay. See article page 7.

January 26 Arts in Bartlett Board meeting 6:30p.m. in the Log Cabin at Bartlett Park. All members welcome.

Bartlett International Chorus

If you like to sing and can read music, we invite you to join us for future concerts. Rehearsal is Wednesday nights at 7PM at the Bartlett Center for the Arts, 215 S. Main St. Contact Rita at 630-956-8814, or email rlopienski@sbcglobal.net.

Bartlett Park District 700 S. Bartlett Rd., 630-540-4800

January 20 Glass Fusing 6:15-8 p.m. Discover the art of glass fusing and make a 6x6 trivet. For age 16 and over. Held at Carol Stream Park District, Simkus Recreation Center. Advance registration required. $36 resident/$54 nonresident.

January 22 Twisted Fiber Crafts 6:30– 8 p.m. Create a Valentine’s Day wreath. All supplies provided. For age 16 and over. Held at Carol Stream Park District, Simkus Recreation Center. Advance registration required. $27 resident/$40 nonresident.

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COLOR MY WORLD CHILDREN’S ART STUDIO

At Bartlett Center for the Arts, 215 South Main Street in Town Center (a few doors to the right of 2 Toots Grill). Plenty of parking in rear of build-ing; come in our back door.

IMPORTANT UPDATES

No classes or open studio in January Winter -Spring Classes: February 14 through May 9

Summer Classes & Camps: June 1 through August 8.

Arts Center offers a game and project on Saturdays Although Miss Kathryn has no classes or open studio during January, we invite all her students who can’t wait until February to express their crea-tivity to come into the Arts Center on Saturdays — January 10, 17, 24 and 31. Play our “Art Scavenger Hunt” for a prize and to do a small project. Except for January 24, hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. On January 24, come at noon to make your own percussion instrument and then stay for the Family Drumming Circle led by Rita Lopienski. Free for 2015 members, $5 fee for others. Please call ahead to reserve your spot, 630 372 4152.

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February 7 Bartlett Idol 2015 If you ‘d like to perform, register by January 21. Go to bartlettparks.org/programs /for all the details. Held at the Bartlett Community Center Oak Room.

Bartlett Public Library 800 S. Bartlett Rd., 630-837-2855

January 13 Reducing Stress through Meditation 7 pm Michael Ribet discusses the extraordinary effects of meditation and demonstrates a powerful technique to enrich one’s life.

January 25 Accordionist Mike Basin 2 p.m. Born in Latvia, Mike Basin performs a variety of music, including salsa, Gypsy, Russian Hungarian, even Dixieland.

January 29 So You Think You’re Cold! 7 pm John Huston takes you on a tour of his polar expeditions, including Greenland, the South Pole, North Pole and Ellesmere Island. Copies of his book Forward will be available for purchase.

Tri Village Garden Club January 21 “Go Wild in Your Garden: Birds, Bees and Butterflies” 7:00 at Poplar Creek Public Library, 1405 S. Park, Streamwood. Guest speaker Kirstin Larson from Palatine, who will provide handouts on native plants that will attract pollinators and birds to your garden.

Guitars in Bartlett

Tuesdays 7-9PM. For more info contact Paul Barrath at 847-891-9214.

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It’s a new year and 2015 will be

an exciting one for Arts in Bart-

lett’s Center for the Arts. Don’t

forget to renew your dues! What’s

ahead in 2015? Our Artist Committee is

planning some new and unusual gallery exhibits sure to start a buzz in

Bartlett. Receptions and social events will accompany each new theme,

and members who are artists will be invited to participate by showing

their creations. Our community room is ready to host small gatherings

and performances on Friday nights. If you have ideas or want to per-

form, please contact Rita Lopienski at rlopienski@sbcglobal.net. A new

series of adult art classes begins this month, new exhibits each month in

Village Hall continue and another great Arts Festival is scheduled for

June 27-28 in Bartlett Park. Lots of great ideas are floating around, and

committees for new events and fundraising are forming. Why not get

more involved? It’s fun, you meet interesting people and your effort

serves a real need in our community to make the arts a bigger part of

the quality of life in the Village. If you have not renewed your dues or

joined yet, go to the Join Us page at www.artsinbartlett.org. You can

pay online or print off a membership form and mail it in. Please con-

sider donating to our 12x12x12 Campaign to finish the buildout at 215 S.

Main Street. We’re almost there! Your small donation with dues will

take us over the top!

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unteers and board members, a Halloween Fun Fest for the youngest patrons, a ribbon cutting with the

Bartlett Chamber of Commerce and an Open House before the Holiday Party at the Fire Barn.

Color My World Children’s Art Studio students were part of the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony as (L-R) Sue Stocks holds the ribbon for Oliver de Haan, his little sister and Kyra Widwig, who help Village Trustee TL Arends cut the ribbon while Chamber Chairman Mark Mirsky and President Amy Feeley look on. Others in photo are Kathryn Benton, Marianne Andersen, Cecilia Green, Jim Palmer, Rita Lopienski, Darren Brady, Linda Kay, Mary Smith, Wes Kochan and Kathy Shangraw.

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“Jingle Bells” by the Bartlett International Chorus and Jackie Martindale on the bells put the party goers in a holiday mood.

Party planners Ruth Beckner and Marianne Nyberg. Marianne received a “Star Performer” award for her years of service in fundraising and Art Festival work.

(top to bottom) President Rita Lopienski gives “Star Performer” awards to Kathryn Benton of Color My World Chil-dren’s Art Studio, to Darrell Green for his help in hanging the gal-lery and with build of the new Arts Center, and to Windy and Darren Brady, who served as volunteer con-tractor and inte-rior designer of the new Arts Cen-ter.

Carol Shoenthal makes her winning bid for the “reading” scene box made by Lisa Swan in the Art Box Silent Auction.

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The Tropics beckon — Lessons and Exhibit

Call for Artwork for February, March, April Gallery

The gallery at Arts in Bartlett is seeking works for a winter exhibit titled "Tropical Vaca-tion" for those of us who cannot travel to warmer locations this winter. However you want to interpret this theme, in whatever medium, the exhibit could include paintings, drawings, sculpture, jewelry, weavings, mixed media, ceramics, fiber and more. Please bring your artwork to Arts in Bartlett, 215 S. Main Street by Saturday January 31, 2015. Winter hours are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday noon to 7 p.m. A reception on Friday night, March 6, will feature tropical food and music to transport us all someplace warm and wonderful! Go to artsinbartlett.org to the Events Page for more details, artist application for new artists and an agreement form.

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What’s Trending at the Center for the Arts?

New adult classes start in January

Linda Kay, one of the artists in residence in the Arts Center, and a member of the Artist Committee for the gallery and the Artist Gathering networking group, will be offering new workshops beginning in Janu-ary. Visit the Adult Art page on artsinbartlett.org for details and payment information. My Favorite Vase - Mixed Media Collage, Acrylic and paper, for beginners to intermediate. Create a

stunning flower still life using an 8" x 10" canvas board and your old greeting cards or book pages to create a piece that is unique and holds special meaning. 4 hour class held Sunday, Jan. 18, 1-5, or Sat-urday, Feb. 21, 1-5 p.m. $55 for Arts in Bartlett members; $65 for nonmembers

Fun with Yupo Paper - Non-Painter to Artists. Come try a fascinating surface and create a one-of-kind painting using a sheet of Yupo paper, inks and manipulative mediums. Can be messy, so art clothes are recommended. Monday, Jan. 26, 7-9 p.m., or Saturday, Feb. 7, 10 a.m. to noon. $25.00 for mem-bers, $35 for nonmembers.

Linda Kay’s Uncorked Art Classes - Beginners - Intermediate acrylic painting. All materials included. A variety of “sip and paint classes” that will inspire you to learn to paint and a great way to socialize with friends. Each class member will go home with a ready-to-hang finished painting. Friday, Jan. 23 7-9 p.m., or Saturday, Feb. 7, 3-5 p.m. $35.00 for members, $45 for nonmembers.

Zen-Doodle Drawing - Pen & Ink on paper, for beginners to intermediate. Learn to take your doodles to a whole new level in a relaxing and economical way to add creativity to your life. Based on the book, "Zentangles Untangled" by Kass Hall, used with the author’s permission. This is a drop-in class, starting on the hour from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 16 and Feb. 23. Reservations are appreciated. $15 members; $25 nonmembers.

Intro to Tunisian Crochet Coasters - Intermediate - Advanced crocheters. Learn to create a set of one color Tunisian Crochet Coasters and four different finishing techniques. Must know basic crochet stitches without guidance. Saturday, Jan. 24, 3-5:30 or Saturday, Feb. 21, 6:30 – 9 p.m. $30 members; $40 nonmembers

Intermediate Tunisian Crochet 3-Color Scarf - Advanced, must have taken Intro to Tunisian Crochet class. Create a unique and beautiful scarf using 3 skeins of yarn, your Tunisian Crochet hook and my guidance. Project will be started in class, then finished at home. Friday, Feb. 27, 6:30-9 p.m. $15.00 for members, $25 for nonmembers.

Intermediate Tunisian HAND Crochet Infinity Scarf - Advanced, must have taken Intro to Tunisian Crochet class. A HOT New Trend! Inspired by hand knitting, I've created a quick and fun way to make a bulky yarn scarf in one sitting. Saturday, Jan. 24, 7-8:30 p.m. or Monday, Feb. 23, 7-8:30 p.m. $15.00 for members, $25 for nonmembers.

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The Artist Networking Group will have a free trial of the new hand Tunisian crochet scarf technique that Linda Kay has developed for her January/February classes. The meeting is from 7-9 pm, Tuesday, January 20 at Arts in Bartlett Center for the Arts at 215 S. Main St. Gallery. Those who want to participate should bring two skeins of #6 weight chunky yarn in any color and a yarn needle. Linda will lead you through the steps and you will complete your scarf that night and wear it home. If you have new work and would like to show us, please bring it for a brief share. We will also go over this year's plans for our collaborative ex-hibit and meetings. Be sure to stop by the Color My World Children’s Art Exhibit reception that night that starts at 6 p.m. right across the street at Village Hall 2nd Floor Gallery.

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Letter from the President Happy New Year and Welcome to 2015!

w e welcome the New Year in a new Center for the Arts, and we hope that you make it a destination stop whenever you are in downtown Bartlett. We will be changing our gallery exhibits regularly, and they are beautiful! The center is still in need of lighting and a few other items, and that means that Arts in Bartlett is still in need of funds to make improvements. Now, more than ever, we are in need of your support and generosity. If you have-n’t done so yet, please invest by participating in out 12x12x12 fundraising campaign. It’s not over! We have doubled the goal to $4,000 since we made our $2,000 goal by De-cember. We’d like everyone to participate with a donation to Arts in Bartlett. If you are able to give a $12x12 donation of $144, it will cover your 2015 dues at the highest level of Sustaining Member-ship.

Membership dues for 2015 have been mailed and we hope you will support Arts in Bartlett gener-ously. Although our membership dues have never been raised in our 12 year history, with our added expenses we are planning a $5 increase in most levels beginning with new members during our mid-year membership special next summer. We also have a fantastic fundraiser on February 13th to see “No Way to Treat a Lady” by the Fox Valley Repertory Theatre at the Pheasant Run Theatre in St. Charles. Treat yourself to Valentine’s Day early, for $25 one person, or $40 for two. For membership or the February 13 show you can send a check to Arts in Bartlett at 215 S. Main Street, Bartlett, IL 60103 or go to our website www.artsinbartlett.org. You can buy tickets at the Events Page, renew or join at Join Us page or donate at the Arts Center page. Enhancing the cul-tural arts in Bartlett is so important to enrich the lives of its residents.

It’s still our membership that sustains Arts in Bartlett, a volunteer-run arts council, so please continue to support us with your membership and invite new individuals, organizations and busi-nesses to join. It is this grassroots advocacy that grows the arts!

If you are able to volunteer at our Center for the Arts, especially on Saturdays, please let us know. Contact us through phone, email or website, as found in this newsletter.

We really need our membership’s input and brainstorming on fundraising, sponsorships, mem-bership drives, programming and more. All Arts in Bartlett members are invited to come to the next Board meeting on January 26 at 6:30pm in the Log Cabin. We hope that you feel an invest-ment to bring more arts to Bartlett, volunteer to join a committee, attend our events, and spread the news about Arts in Bartlett, a vibrant arts council!

Thanks! Rita Lopienski

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A rts in Bartlett recently learned of the passing of Pravin Krishna Goswami, an artist who displayed in our gallery and also had a very successful one-man show at the Village Hall gallery in January 2010. His show was named “Awakening of the Self” and ranged from images of the Hindu deities of Krishna and Ganesha to symbolic Tantric abstracts. Tantra is a representation of the human body as a symbol of the uni-verse. Goswami, who worked as creative director in India’s leading advertising agencies for 40 years, used his talents honed in advertising, films and fashions to inspire a spiritual awakening of self. His son Sid Goswami of Bartlett said Pravin died in India after a short illness. He said that the Arts in Bart-lett exhibit was very meaningful to his father.

Pravin Krishna Goswami

Here former Village President Mike Kelly (right) and Nayan Mehta from BAPS (center) congratulate Pravin Goswami on his 2010 exhibit in Village Hall.

The Bartlett International Chorus is all smiles after performing their Christmas Cantata at Claremont of Hanover Park on December 10. Sam Muhling accompanied the group to their holiday concerts to provide narration for the cantata.

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Call for Artists for Bartlett Festival of the Arts June 27-28, 2015, in Bartlett Park

Applications are now being accepted for the 13th Annual Bartlett Arts Festival produced by Arts in Bartlett, June 27-29, 2015, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The juried arts festival accepts the work of returning and new artists in a wide range of 2-D and 3-D media, including paintings, photog-raphy, fiber, sculpture, glass, jewelry, wood and more. The deadline for artist applications is April 1, available online at the 2015 Arts Festival page of www.artsinbartlett.org. The application includes three digital images of the work to be offered at the Arts Festi-val and one image of the artist’s booth. The jury fee is $25 and $150 for a 10x10 space for accepted artists. Artist notification is April 15 and payment due May 1. The Arts Festival is in a beautiful shaded park just north of quaint downtown Bartlett. A breakfast for artists is served both mornings in the air conditioned Log Cabin, which also serves as an artist lounge throughout the two days. Food vendors, wine/beer tent, children’s art activities,

and entertainment stage are features of the Arts Festival. For those interested in sponsorships or being a food vendor should contact Sue Stocks at sstocks@gmx.com. The Bartlett Examiner will publish a pullout section on the Arts Festival on June 24 and the program, list of artists and entertainment will be on the front page, with supporters’ ads inside. Contact Pat Burr at 630-830-4145, ext. 121.

Shop online & help out your Arts Center

A rts in Bartlett has become an associate of Amazon through their charitable site smile.amazon.com to help raise funds for the new Arts Center. A popular shopping portal for gifts and other items, Amazon has created this easy way to give to nonprofits when you order as usual – same products, same prices, same services. Just go through smile.amazon.com instead of amazon.com to order and Amazon gives Arts in Bartlett 0.5 of the cost of your order. Here’s how it works: Click here to go to smile.amazon.com and select Arts in Bartlett as your charity. (Be sure not to select “Bartlett Arts Council” that is in Tennessee) Then every time you order on this website, it should indicate at the top of the page that you are contributing to Arts in Bartlett. We have also started a “wish list” on smile.amazon for those who would like to give a specific gift. For more information, go to the “About” page on artsinbartlett.org or call 630-372-4152.

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December Color My World Exhibit Reception

The youngest artists, ages 3-7, in Color My World Children’s Art Studio were the focus of the December exhibit at the Bartlett Village Hall Gallery. A few of those whose works were on display are (L-R standing): Coral Hebert, Emily Mehl, Kyra Ludwig, Caitlyn Johnson and (L-R sitting) Sophia Ambriz, Jake Filippelli, Ella Johnson.

Holiday Visitors

Marianne Andersen Iannarelli,

(second from left) an artist in the

gallery, hosts relatives visiting

from out of town. (L-R) Daughter

Emilie is joined by sister Joy An-

dersen Bowes from Orlando and

mother Tove Andersen from

Cary.

Coral Hebert (above) and Caitlyn Johnson (below) point to some of their paintings in the exhibit.

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Copier Available! Arts is Bartlett is happy to offer our cop-ier to other non-profits and our mem-bers. As a service to our community, you can come in and make color copies for .15 per print and black & white cop-ies for .05 per print. The copier is only available during Arts in Bartlett office hours: Thurs & Sat. 10 to 4 and Fri. noon to 7 pm .

It’s not to early to plan your Valentine Day’s outing. A great choice is “No Way to Treat a Lady,” a musical comedy thriller presented by Fox Valley Repertory at Pheasant Run, St. Charles as a fundraiser for the Bartlett Center for the Arts. Deadline for tickets through Arts in Bartlett is January 23, 2015 at a special price of $25 for one ticket and $40 for two ticket, a significant cost savings over the box office price of $38 each. Ticket vouchers to be exchanged that night in our block of tickets are available at Arts in Bart-lett or online at the “Events’ page at artsinbartlett.org. Call 630.372.4152 for more information.

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New Members Bill Beltz, Bartlett Fran Belzone, Bartlett Kathleen Chicoine, Palatine Theresa Giovenco, Bartlett Kim, Brian & Kylie Wheeler, Bartlett Tom Kreskowksi, Bartlett

2015 Sustaining Members Those who gave at least $144 to the 12x12x12 Campaign Stephanie FitzSimons, Cecilia & Darrell Green, Ra-chel Mc-Kay Hornback, CK & Harrison Knapp, Wes Kochan, Robin & Stan LaBancz, Mei & Jim Lin, Rita & Larry Lopienski, Eileen & Lambert Lucietto, Cathy Melchert, Phyllis & Sam Muhling, Marianne & Larry Nyberg, Jim & Marlene Palmer, John & Laura Pepin, Fran Sommers, Sue Stocks, Donna Weir, David & Marilyn Winters, K.K. Yan

Corporate Members as of December. 2014

Please support these businesses. American Chartered Bank, 338 S. Main Bartlett Vision Center PC, 211 S. Main St. BMO Harris Bank, 335 S. Main St. Cassidy Tire, 200 S. Church St., Addison The Claremont of Hanover Park, 200 W. Lake St. Derango Family Dental, 104 S. Oak Ave. Event Tex, 847-304-4100; bobby@Event-Tex.com Mary McFarland, ReMax Central, 455 N. Roselle Rd, Roselle IL, 630-539-4004. marymcfarland.com A.Mategrano DDS, 164 Bartlett Plaza Renewal by Anderson, Glenview IL Victory Centre of Bartlett, 1101 W. Bartlett Rd. Village of Bartlett, 228 S. Main St

Civic Members as of December 2014

Bartlett Parks Foundation Bartlett Public Library Bartlett Woman’s Club Clare Oaks Retirement Community Hanover Township Senior Center Hanover Park Park District

Patron of the Arts Mike & Lori Airdo Jeanette Croonquist Edwards CK & Harrison Knapp Rita & Larry Lopienski

12x12x12 Donors Paul Adams, Amy Arvanitakis, Sue Baptist, Fran & Bill Beltz, Margaret Fischer, Stephanie FitzSimons, Darrell & Cecilia Green, Lisa Hennessy, Rachael McKay Hornback, CK & Harrison Knapp, Wes Ko-chan, Robin & Stan LaBancz, Denise Laurin-Donatelle, Bobbie Kinsey, Laura Kubaszko, Jim & Mei Lin, Rita & Larry Lopienski, Eileen & Lambert Lucietto, Peg Mueller, Phyllis & Sam Muhling, Marianne & Larry Nyberg, Joe Orban, Jim & Marlene Palmer, Laura & John Pepin, Greta Pfiefer, Alice Refvik, Paul Samson, Renee & Chuck Skrabacz, Fran Sommers, Sue Stocks, Cheryl Terdina, Carlene & David Thompson, Jenny Vogt, Sue Wells, Shirley & John Whitmer, David & Marilyn Winters, K.K. Yan

Arts In Bartlett Board of Directors President: Rita Lopienski

Vice President: Treasurer: Sue Stocks Secretary: Windy Brady Directors at Large: Kathryn Benton, Darren Brady, Marianne Iannarelli, CK & Harrison Knapp, Wesley Kochan, Mei Lin, Phyllis Muhling, Marianne Nyberg, Jim Palmer Newsletter Editor: Cecilia Green Art Festival: Sue Stocks Bartlett International Chorus and Adult Theatre: Rita Lopienski Village Gallery Managers: Rita Lopienski & Lambert Lucietto

Liaisons Bartlett Heritage Days: Cecilia Green Bartlett Historical Society: Jim Palmer Bartlett Park District: Stephanie FitzSimons Library: Carol Shoenthal Tri-Village Garden Club: Sue Wells Village of Bartlett: Scott Skrycki Bartlett Woman’s Club: Kathleen Malick Chinese Fine Art Society: Mei Lin Legal Counsel: Mike Airdo

TO CONTACT US Arts Center Director, Cecilia Green, 630-372.4152. art@artsinbartlett.org

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Arts in Bartlett's programs are partially supported by the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency, and the Village of Bartlett.