24 Dec. 19, 2009 - Jan. 8, 2010
AZ Arts
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Nostalgic jazz, comedy at VUU
Vocalist, actress and comedienne Jan Sandwich will be the featured entertainment at the 7:30 p.m. Sat., Jan. 16, 2010 Vuusica
concert at the Valley Unitarian Universalist church.
She will perform a variety of songs with comedy, and will be accompanied by piano great Judy Roberts, who recently moved back
to the Valley from Chicago.
Tickets are $12 for adults, $8 for seniors and children 12 years old and younger. Tickets may be purchased at the VUU on Sundays
following the 10:30 a.m. service or online at
www.ShowUp.com.
Valley Unitarian Universalist Church is located at 6400 W. Del Rio St. in Chandler. For more information, call 480-899-4249 or
visit
www.vuu.org.
Gifts, laughs at Art on Boston
The Small Gifts of Art sale at Art on Boston Gallery “The Hairy Potter” Craig Roberts is now in Studio
in historic downtown Chandler continues for a few 1, where he is throwing large pots on his wheel, and
more days, and the “New Season, New Friends” will hopefully start teaching classes. Painter Marian
exhibit will close Dec. 24. Included are beaded and Crane is setting up her Green Room studio, which
wire wrapped jewelry of Karen Kacie; hand-painted she is currently sharing with Catherine York. Glenna
wood ornaments by Julie May; holiday wreaths by Meredith in Studio 6 has a new fl oor cloth as well as
Donna Boewer; enhanced giclee prints by Gail Boyd; a now-completed bamboo acrylic painting triptych.
original matted abstracts by Isabela Huin; “secret Loralee Stickel in Studio 3 has copper and glass
message” holiday trees by Alice Van Overstraeten; artwork.
necklaces and bracelets made from armature wire Artist-made “France” tree ornaments are now
with beads by Evelyn Gholson; new mosaics by Marian being sold from the Community School of the Arts’
Crane; polymer earrings by Kathleen Seery; black and tree following their entry into the World of Trees
white photography by Dale Kesel; beadweaving by display and contest. The CSA won second place in
Bonnie Lou Coleman; fi ne silver Celtic jewelry by the decorating contest, and will receive $250 for their
Anita Bonesteel-Dice; wire-wrapped rings by Deb efforts.
Jennings; art doll ornaments by fi ber artist Mary Gift certifi cates for art or art classes are available at
Poindexter; holiday hand-built clay vessels by Sarah Tara Beth Jensen joins Art on Boston as a Gallery Art on Boston, as are layaways.
Brodie; car art by John Priddy; dichroic glass and artist, painting the top AKC dogs in pastel and creating Art on Boston Gallery is located at 11 W. Boston
metal wall hangings by Suzanne Chudnoff; winter fun collages for dog lovers. She has framed, unframed St., Suite 1, on the southwest corner at Arizona in
tops and jackets by silk fi ber artist Chris Kane; and and matted prints to choose from and takes special Chandler. For information, call 480-917-1112 or visit
Grand Canyon photographs by Troy Buchanan. commissions as well.
www.ArtOnBoston.com.
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