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VERMONT WATERCOLOR SOCIETY
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HUBS
Hub news can be found in the new "HUB NEWS" section in the main body of the newsletter. If you have Hub related questions please contact Pamela Dexter,Director of Hubs:
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Facebook
If you are a Facebook user and a current VWS member, please consider joining the Vermont Watercolor Society Facebook group. This is a place for members to share their work, and information about shows and events. Click here to join.
We have also created a Vermont Watercolor Society page. This is a public place where VWS will share announcements and other information. Members are welcome to share their work and announcements on this page as well. Please share the page with your friends.
Newsletter Submissions
All member events , workshops and show announcements should be sent to :
Newsletter article deadline is the 20th of each month.
Please put "VWS NEWSLETTER " in your title. Thank you!
Submissions must be fully written and spell-checked with accurate punctuation in order to be included. This saves our volunteer editor much valuable time so that she can return to painting.
If you have images, please send them in JPG format as an email attachment.
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Mark Nielsen
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What does watercolor painting contribute to the art scene in Vermont? That question was put to me the other day by a reporter working on a story about the VWS for the fall issue of "Best of Burlington". It caught me a little off guard I have to admit. I never really thought about it in that way before. I mean, I paint in watercolor because I fell in love with the medium. Many of us come to watercolor painting without traditional schooling in art and art criticism or art theory. I forget exactly how I answered that question, probably not very well; I may be reminded of my answer when the article comes out! Perhaps this question was intended as a softball by the reporter hoping to glean a quote that would resonate with the magazine's readers. A number of days later, however, I find the question still rattling around in my mind. The more I mull it over, the more I think it was a great question and an excellent jumping off point for further conversations among us. So, let me ask you, what does watercolor painting contribute to the art scene? How would you answer that? Does it have to? Should it? Is it just a medium or is it more than that? My knee jerk reaction is to say it is art and therefore it contributes to the art scene. But other than more art on the scene what else does it contribute? Are there any of us out there painting in watercolor to add to a conversation in society? Is anyone painting to shock a public we consider complacent, or painting as a form of protest against a policy or an institution? Is anyone painting to give voice to the oppressed, or painting with a manifesto? Maybe. Some of us may be, but my sense is that by far and away most of us are painting to share what we see and feel in the hopes that it will bring a joy and pleasure to the viewer, and to master the medium. So I have another question, is that enough? I had an art teacher once who at the end of the semester said to me, "So, you're an artist now, what are you going to say?" Just another question that rattles around my brain when I stop "doing" long enough to think a little bit on the meaning of my "doings". Respectfully, Mark
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to Carole-Anne Centre and to Ann Pember who have recently attained signature status with the VWS having been juried into the SEABA Exhibition.
Also, congratulations to the recent award winners at the Green Mountain Watercolor Exhibition. Of the seven awards made, six of those honors went to VWS members. They are:
Robert O'Brien, "High Wall"
Lisa Forster Beach, "Vermont Fall Color"
Amanda Amend, "El Portal"
Jean Cannon, "The Champlain Mill"
Lynn Hoeft, "Contrast"
Patrick Kennedy, "Aquilla Red"
Thank you Gary Eckhart for all the work you have done with this venue, it has added another outlet for the public to engage with watercolor painting. Keep up the great work.
FALL MEETING - ATTENTION!
The Fall meeting will be held at the Quechee Club on October 20th and I need to find the most interesting person to be our keynote speaker/ demo artist! Who do you know who might be available and interested in spending a couple of hours telling us all about their work and showing us how they do it?! Please send me your suggestions ASAP.
Thanks so much, Claudia Carl, claudiaec@yahoo.com
VWS WEBSITE NEWS
A new Bulletin Board page has been added to the website. The Bulletin Board contains the same information found in the Bulletin Board section of this newsletter. Please contact Don Dalton to add items to the Bulletin Board page on the website.
NEW MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
A 2013-2014 Membership Directory will soon be on its way! Many, many thanks to former president Jan Olmsted for helping us yet again. She's a wizard at many things, including converting databases to directories. Thanks Jan!
NEW BROCHURE
Thank you to everyone who submitted images for the new brochure. We received an amazing collection of work to be considered. The following images were selected to be included in the brochure:
Linda Di Sante "Katrina"
Ann Pember "Hibiscus"
Susan Bull Riley "Alpine Plants on Mount Mansfield"
Carole-Anne Center "Entwined in Hope"
Diane Bell "Walking Home"
Robert Sydorowich "Autumn Harvest"
Our volunteers are hard at work on the brochure in their spare time. Please stay tuned.
NEWS FROM THE BOARD
Board Increases Hub Funding
The VWS Board of Directors decided to increase the yearly funding for Hubs. This decision indicates how seriously the Board wants to support and encourage Hub success. A formula was determined in an effort to be fair and conscious of Hub size differences. As in the past All Hubs will receive a basic yearly allotment for reimbursement of $300. In addition to the basic funding, Hubs will receive an increase of $10 per member - thus insuring Hubs with larger memberships will have adequate funding. The membership numbers will be based on a July 1 accounting for each hub and forwarded to the Board for inclusion in the next calendar year budget planning. The overall effect is to increase funding for all Hubs as well as insure that the entire VWS membership is provided with sufficient financial support.
Volunteer News
Many thanks to those of you who are stepping up to help with programs and exhibitions. We truly cannot have programs and exhibitions without you!! In addition, we are still actively looking for:
2 tech-help people: one for Mac users and one for PC users. These people would help others figure out (via telephone) how to resize jpg's, etc.
Board Members: A Director of Volunteers (who will work with Amanda for the time being)
Help with local Hub activities: Attending local activities, sharing ideas about what would support your artistic growth, helping your Point Person organizing an activity.
Please let me know how you would like to be involved!
Thanks so much, Amanda Amend, 652-9893 or amanda.amend@gmail.com
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VWS Fall Juried Show
The Bennington Center for the Arts
44 Gypsy Lane
Bennington, VT 05201
802 442 7158
Show Calendar:
Image Submission: Sept 16, 2013
Notification to Artists: Oct 4, 2013
Show Start & End: Nov 16 - Dec 22, 2013
Delivery to Gallery: Nov 4 - 8, 2013 between 10am - 5pm
Show Reception: Sat. Nov. 16, 5pm - 7pm
Pick Up from Gallery: Jan 6 - 10, 2014 10am - 5pm
Gallery commission: 40 %
For more information contact Tony Conner mail@tonyconner.com
Vermont Institute of Contemporary Arts Update
With 134 excellent entries from 37 artists on their hands, VTICA has re-shuffled the deck to make more time and space available to the VWS in the upcoming "Out of Bounds" show by moving the show date to the months of December and January. In a recent correspondence with the VWS, Robert Sarly, VTICA's president, said "we had no idea that your members' response to the invitation to show their works here would be so overwhelming" Although our experience at the VWS has taught us that winter shows are a tough season to hold shows, VTICA is located within an area influenced by four major ski resorts, and we all know that not all the members of a family ski. Again, Robert Sarly " I understand that the weather may not be our friend throughout this entire exhibit period, but I must tell you that the VTICA location on the main access routes to the ski areas of Okemo, Magic, Bromley and Stratton has helped keep our visitor traffic up throughout past winters, and the quality of this collection should encourage even more visitors this year."
VTICA has a panel of three jurors and they convene this week and next if need be. If you are an artist whose work is selected for this show you will be contacted by VTICA shortly and provided with details and a VTICA contact person for coordination. VTICA will be managing all the day to day logistics from here on out. Please use this person to answer questions if you have them.
Additionally, VTICA has offered to be used as a platform for the VWS to promote its mission and to highlight some of its members through painting demonstrations and or speaking engagements.
If your work is selected for this show and you are interested in either speaking about or demonstrating watercolor painting please let me know.
Here are the new dates and times for the show.
Drop-off dates: 21-23 November
Opening date: 29 November 2013
Reception date: 30 November 2013, 5:30-8:00pm
Closing date: 19 January 2014
Pick-up dates: 19 (after 3pm)-21 January
Best Regards.
Rebecca Gottesman, Co-Director of Exhibitions
Mark Nielsen, President
Framing & Matting Guidelines for All Shows*
Mats: sole or top mats will be white or off white. If a bottom mat is used, it may be white, off white or colored. Filets may be used. Mats are not required for all paintings, but if you are not framing your painting, archival spacers must be used.
Frames: frames must be sturdy, in excellent condition, and must be professional quality. They must have picture wire attached to the back from which to hang the painting.
The following are not acceptable for VWS shows:
- Float frames
- Table top frames
- Damaged frames or frames that are disjointed at the corners
- Saw tooth hangers
- Duck tape, masking tape or other non-professional-looking materials used on backs of frames.
- Sloppy construction as seen from front or back
Persons accepting paintings at drop off are instructed to not accept paintings if they do not meet these guidelines. Thank you for your cooperation.
*Occasionally there are special shows where other guidelines apply, which will be described in that show's prospectus and/or other communications. Otherwise, the above guidelines will apply to all VWS shows including hub shows.
This information can also be found on the VWS website:
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LINDA KEMP
September 9-13 2013
We have had a few cancellations for the Linda Kemp workshop and would like to have a full house so sign up for a wonderful week at the Landgrove Inn!
Join a great group of people for a fun workshop in a wonderful setting at the Landgrove Inn. September will be fabulous at the Inn and the fall colors will inspire creative energy. Reserve your space now!
"In View" Watercolor Workshop
September 9-13 2013
Landgrove Inn
Landgrove, VT
Tuition (does not include lodging)
VWS Members: $495
Non-Members: $575
Lodging: contact Landgrove Inn 802-824-6673
Send this registration form
www.vermontwatercolorsociety.com/forms/vws-registration-forms/
Along with a deposit of $100 to hold a spot, to:
Claudia Carl
Director of Programs
Box 990
Middlebury, VT 05753
Full payment due July 2, 2013
Linda Kemp CSPWC, SCA, OSA, SAA (Hon.) instructs and lectures at national symposiums and watercolor workshops throughout Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. Her internationally recognized "Negative Painting" concepts are the focus of her book and video, Watercolor Painting Outside the Lines. Her award winning paintings are in private, public, and corporate collections around the world, including The Royal Collection, Windsor Castle, U.K.
 
JOHN SALMINEN
June 23-27 2014
Realism Through Design
In this new offering, John will share his approach to painting the urban scene in watercolor. John will help participants in all aspects of painting a representational cityscape or town scene - choosing the subject, adding mood and creating emotional content, lighting the scene for dramatic effect, using photo reference in a meaningful way and most importantly, strengthening and enhancing representational painting through design. The workshop will include demonstrations, critiques and lots of one-on-one individual help. Whether you have never tried painting cityscapes or are an experienced urban painter, this workshop will be an invaluable opportunity to gain new painting insights.
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Burlington/St. Albans Hub News
Plein Air Sessions
Annelein Beaukenkamp & Karen Casper have organized plein air painting sessions for this group. Hub members may bring an artist friend, if you wish, and you will need to register with Annelein or Karen. Minimum of 6 per session required.
Saturday August 24. Essex New York
Saturday October 5th. Shelburne Museum
Details about these events are being emailed to all Burlington/St. Albans hub members.
Life Drawing/Painting
These sessions, which started as a hub activity last fall, have expanded and now are open to other artists in the community. Any artist can attend these sessions which now meet in the upstairs classroom at Black Horse Art, 277 Pine St., Burlington. There is a model every Wednesday night from 6 - 9 PM, and every Sunday afternoon from 2 - 5 PM. Participants must register in advance by contacting Black Horse Art Supply at: 860-4972. Charles Norris-Brown is organizing discussion sessions for the VWS members who attend these sessions. You may work in whatever medium you wish, and there is no instruction.
Our hub is still in need of greater volunteer participation for both hub and full VWS activities. We'd love to have a volunteer (or two) to coordinate painting pickups and dropoffs, organize carpools to various activities and other small tasks. Without volunteer efforts, there will not be any activities, as VWS is an all-volunteer organization. Please let me know what you are willing to help with, and if there are other events that you'd like for our hub to offer. (email: Lynn.Cummings@uvm.edu)
New Hampshire Hub
Kilton Library Show, June 1 - Sept 28, 2013. The New Hampshire Hub is excited about the opportunity to show their paintings in the West Lebanon, NH Kilton Library. We invited members of our neighboring Hubs, Brattleboro and White River Junction to join us. Their participation makes this show a multi-Hub event!
Newport/St Johnsbury Hub
"Vermont As You Like It" Show
Opening day is August 30. 2013 Friday. Reception from 3PM to 7PM. We are calling all watercolor artists to join us. The show will end Sept. 27th 2013. Applications will be available both online at the MAC web site and at the MAC Center, Newport Vermont. Art can be dropped off Saturday,Sunday or Monday August 24 & 25 & 26 2013. Hours will be 10AM to 4PM each day. Our last show was a successful and well attended event.
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Each month we will feature a VWS member in this newsletter. We will start by introducing you to our hard-working Board of Directors, who all serve VWS as volunteers. Today we welcome our Director of Membership:
Joann DiNicola
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Joann @ Green Mountain Watercolor Exhibition
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Whenever I talk with my 86 year-old-mother, she often asks this question when she sees my paintings or hears about my work being accepted into an art exhibit, "I don't know where you get that from?" While growing up, no one in my family did art nor had any interest in art. I reflect on my mother's question with the thought that my interest in art must have come from the many times my mother colored with me in coloring books as a preschooler and the fact that my bricklayer dad built things. I believe these experiences gave some inspiration to me as a child to love to create things of my own.
I grew up in farm country in Southern New Jersey, and was put on a horse at the age of 4. I fell in love with horses and spent many hours creating drawings of them as a child. Basically, I am a self-taught artist even though I've taken many art classes from high school through college. Lacking self-confidence in my art abilities, I enrolled in Glassboro State College intending to teach biology then switched to elementary education where the students wouldn't be bigger than me! I taught elementary school for several years incorporating art projects into every subject that I taught. Eventually, I decided to make another change and became certified as an art teacher through Norwich University and the University of Vermont. Retiring in 2009 after teaching art for 19 years to grade levels K-12 with the last 15 years teaching high school art, I now focus on my own art production.
My husband, Lou, my one-year-old daughter, Gina, and I moved to VT in 1976; my son was born here two months later. Gina is a wonderful elementary teacher in Waitsfield, VT. She and her husband Michael have two boys with a baby girl due in July. My son, Damian, is a lawyer in Philadelphia, PA; he graduated in the arts from Penn State University then graduated from the University of PA Law School. Damian and his wife, Christina, have a three-month-old daughter. It was my children who encouraged me to become an art teacher, and I'm so grateful for their encouragement to pursue my art teaching certificate since art was truly what I was meant to be doing.
I work in mostly transparent watercolor, acrylic and pastel. I am primarily a portrait painter of people and things. My artworks are signed, "Rig" a name acquired in college and used by my close friends. I don't feel that I have a special gift or talent but I do love the creative process, the problem solving and seeing the final results of my efforts to produce artwork of things that are of interest to me. I love and appreciate artwork created by others and enjoy seeing the world around me in multiple ways through an artistic eye.
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Welcome New Members!
Jane A'Lee Heyerdahl
Annelein Beukenkamp
Annelein's work has been juried into the following shows:
- Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors. August 17 - October 27. One of my paintings was accepted for exhibition in this national juried group show. (Two other Vermont watercolorists are in the show Harald Aksdal and Barbara Pafume)
- The Pennsylvania Watercolor Society annual juried show October 5 - November 15. My painting "The Storyteller" was juried for exhibition.
- The Mary Bryan Memorial Gallery, "Living Color" ; The Watercolorists, September 6 - November 3. Two pieces were juried in for exhibition.
- Art in the Round Barn, Waitsfield, VT. September 22 - October 14. This is a juried, multi-artist exhibition showcased in an historic Vermont Barn. Well worth the visit!
Splash 14 "Light and Color," a book of juried watercolors is now on newsstands and available online. My painting "The Storyteller" is on page 134.
The watercolor "Letter Sweater" was selected for inclusion in the upcoming publication "Splash 15, Creative Solutions". The book will be out in late summer 2014.
Claudia Carl
Claudia Carl will be the featured artist at the Otter Creek Custom Frame Shop for the month of August. Come to the second Friday "Arts Walk" from 5-7 in Middlebury on the 9th . There will be refreshments with friends and many artists work on view throughout the downtown.
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Linda Di Sante
My submission, "Beloved", was juried into the
Small Works Show at The Bennington Center for the Arts to be held May 11 through December 22, 2013. Check out their website:
Barbara Pafume
Four Seasons Studios
- Barbara Pafume's painting, "A Splash of Sun", has been accepted into the Adirondacks National Exhibition of Watercolors at the View in Old Forge, NY, Aug. 16- Oct. 27th.
- Barbara will be teaching two workshops for the Lareau Farm Inn, Home of The American Flatbread, in Waitsfield, in August. Also she will be teaching Mondays, July and August at Southern Vermont Art Center. Go to her website for more information: www.art-in-vermont.com
Susan Bull Riley
Susan Bull Riley has two watercolors in the New England Society of Botanical Artists' traveling exhibition entitled "From the Mountains to the Sea" http://fromthemountainstothesea.org. The current venue is in Duxbury, MA, but the exhibit will travel to the Montshire Museum in Norwich this fall.
Below is one of her two contributions to the exhibit, "Milkweed and Tree Sparrow".
Sarah Rosedahl
Sarah has released a new book entitled "Chickens! Illustrated Chicken Breeds A to Z". The book is comprised of Sarah's watercolor and ink illustrations as well as fun facts about chicken breeds. The book is available on Amazon as well as locally in Vermont and New Hampshire.
In August, Sarah will be participating in the Champlain Valley Fair Art Competition, the Mad River Valley Craft Fair, the Champlain Islands Farmer's Market as well as a chicken swap in Addison County.
Nancy Stone
Nancy Stone will exhibit her latest watercolors on Yupo in a show titled "Drawn to Music" at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Burlington. Featured will be "Vibrations", a suite of six hand-made triptych-books depicting trios of musicians. The paintings on the top layer of translucent Yupo have lace-like cut-outs revealing a second layer of watercolors depicting different genres of music. Also exhibited are Nancy's hand-made artists' books, and sculptures by Melinda White-Bronson. Running from June 4 through August 29, the exhibit is open Tuesday to Friday, 9:30-4:30. Jazz, folk and classical musical events will correlate with the exhibit during the summer; information can be found at
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This is a new section designed to share news about exhibitions, events and activities that are not VWS-sponsored, but might be of interest to VWS members. More information can also be found on the website www.vermontwatercolorsociety.com/bulletin-board.
Moosewalk Studios, Warren
Workshop: Sparkle and Shine
Saturday, August 24
9:00 am to 4:00 pm
This one day workshop explores the use of color and value in creating textures, shine and sparkle in your watercolor painting. Numerous demonstrations and exercises will focus on various reflective and non-reflective surface treatments of objects including clear glass. Intermediate to advanced watercolor experience suggested. Class size is limited. 802-583-2224 or fineart@moosewalkstudios.com for fees and materials.
Workshop: Painting the Dramatic Still-life
Sunday, August 25
9:00 am to 4:00 pm
This one day workshop explores composition and techniques for creating a more dynamic still-life painting by incorporating various reflective surfaces and dramatic light/shadows. The 'Sparkle and Shine' workshop on Saturday, August 24 is suggested. For the intermediate and advanced watercolor artist. Class size is limited. 802-583-2224 or fineart@moosewalkstudios.com for fees and materials.
16th Annual Vermont Festival of the Arts
Mad River Valley. August 1st through Labor Day.
Landgrove Inn Art Workshops
For a complete list of the many art workshops at Landgrove Inn that take place throughout the year, please see: http://www.landgroveinn.com/#!menu/cl69
Janet Rogers
"Expressive Flowers, Faces and Figures", 4 day Watercolor Workshop August 5th - 8th
Fresh flowers in the studio will be the inspiration for the beginning of the workshop, progressing into portraits in watercolors. Through a series of painting exercises, students will develop a loose and more natural approach. "I love the qualities of watercolor, its fluid nature. To me, the interaction of artist with medium is like a dance, full of motion, feeling and expression."
Frank Francese
"Vermont Plein Air Waterolor Workshop", September 23rd -27th
The signature of a Frank Francese watercolor is his use of big shapes, color, color and more color! Frank bring a new style to the time tested combination of color and interesting shapes. His tyle employs the use of large brushes and a wet-in-wet method where much of the color mixing is done on the paper. This technique often produces brilliant, at other times subtle and always unique shades of color. "One must not overdo the detail in any painting. It should be used sparingly and with great thought..."
Paul Jackson
Watercolor Workshop, September 30th - October 4th
Recently featured as one of the "Master Painters of the World" in International Artists Magazine, Jackson's work has been on the cover of Artist Magazine many times. He is the author of "Painting Spectacular Light Effects in Watercolor" by Northern Light Books. The workshop will demonstrate the versatility of watercolor, as you learn to work in thin layers of washes to build luminous colors.
The Shelburne Craft School
Shelburne Farms and Lake Champlain Residential 5 day Intensive Watercolor Workshop: 8/19-8/23rd
Location: Shelburne Farms, Vermont
Instructor: Joel Popadics
Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm, 8/19-8/23rd
Fee $825 shared room, $1,145.00 single room: includes lodging on Lake Champlain at the Shelburne Farms Lake Front Orchard House: Sunday night check in 5:30pm-Friday day, 2 meals a day and instruction. Material List will be provided.
Call Shelburne Farms to Register: (802) 985-8686
Mad River Valley Craft Fair
August 31 - September 1
Taproot in Cornwall Plein Air
Plein Air Paint Out dates for the Middlebury/Rutland Hub and anybody else who gets in touch with me at Taproot in Cornwall, VT on August 31 and again on September 15 from 10AM till sunset. If it rains there is room for up to 10 people to sit in the garages or front porch and paint the view of the gardens from the driveway. Email Claudia Carl to reserve a spot, claudiaec@yahoo.com . Pack a lunch to eat out in the gardens and I will have a cooler with ice for cold drinks.
Views of Taproot
Catamount Arts and The St. Johnsbury Athenaeum
Summer Teaching Opportunity
Volunteers Still Needed!
June - August
Background: for the VWS to meet 501c(3) requirements of volunteerism, education and community outreach AND to meet our VWS mission of providing community outreach programming, the VWS is on the lookout for venues that offer us appropriate opportunities. The St. Johnsbury Recreation Department's summer day camp program: Camp Iwannahavefun is offering us just such an opportunity with their Summer Arts Program.
The program is geared to children grades 1-4. The program runs from June 17th - August 12th , Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:30-11:00am. Teachers may select a single day or several - as they prefer. The art classes will be held in both the Catamount Arts and St. Johnsbury Athenaeum in order to utilize the resources each institution offers. Anne Campbell - Art Ed Consultant will co-ordinate lesson plans with all teachers, ensuring the overall program is organized and coherent.
Teachers participating as a VWS volunteer will be reimbursed travel expenses and supplies .
Teachers may elect to be paid by the Catamount Arts @ $75 per day. This helps the Summer Program but cannot be applied to the VWS mission.
Dates and Themes
Week 7- August 6 & 8 Circus Week
Week 8- August 13 & 15 Awesome Adventure Week
For more information
contact Anne Campbell: anne.w.campbell@charter.net
New England Watercolor Society Regional Juried Exhibition
The New England Watercolor Society is accepting submissions to its 2013 New England Regional Juried Exhibition with $2,300 in cash awards. Accepted artwork will be shown at the Plymouth Center for the Arts, 11 North Street in Plymouth, Massachusetts from October 18 - November 14, 2013. Entry deadline for all applications is August 15, 2013.
44th Annual National RIVER ROAD SHOW
Louisiana Art and Artists' Guild is proud to sponsor the 44th Annual River Road Show. This national juried exhibition draws entries from all over the United States with prizes valued in excess of $4,000. Last year, the exhibit received submissions from 129 artists. 81 paintings were selected for exhibition. We are delighted to have award-winning artist Judi Betts as this year's judge/juror. Judi's reputation as an artist, teacher and author is internationally acclaimed. The Guild is also fortunate to have the LA State Archives as the host location for the River Road Show once again this year. The River Road Show, which is free and open to the public, will be on display at the Archives from November 15, 2013-December 20, 2013. Reception with Awards Presentation will be at the Archives on December 13, 2013. Go to www.Laag-site.org/River-Road-Show-Prospectus for complete information regarding dates, fees, awards and submissions for this year's show.
Important Dates:
August 16 - Email and Postmarked CD entry deadline
October 28 - Shipped work due
November 13 - Hand-delivered artwork due at La Archives Building (10am-1pm)
November 15 - exhibition opens
December 13 - Reception and Awards Presentation (5:30-7:30 pm)
December 19 - Exhibition ends
December 20 - pick up hand-delivered artwork (10am-1pm)
December 21 - Shipped artwork returned
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It is very exciting to have Holbein, USA as a VWS Partner. Being a Vermont based art supplier and full time supporter of arts and the artists who make them, it is a perfect fit for both of us. Please get to know Holbein and support them not only because they are one of our partners, but because they are a world leader in colors and mediums for artists. The Landgrove Inn is the premier, all-in-one lodging, dining and fun space in which to create, exhibit and learn. Check out the 2010 workshop schedule at Landgrove Inn, or call 802 824-6673. Tom and Maureen Checchia, owners. |
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