Art Reception |
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Monday, 05 January 2009 |
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Need something to cheer up a gloomy January day? Attend the reception at Tamarack for the opening of the exhibit "All About Home - Wonderful West Virginia" on Sunday, January 11 from 3:00 to 4:30pm. The list of participating artists is impressive and includes many AAWV members. The exhibit runs from January 11 to February 21.
Participating artists: Thomas Bailey, George Bragg, Steve Cassle, Frank Ceravalo, JoAnne Crawford, Lori Doolittle, Mary Honcharik, Robert Klander, Ed Klimek, Kevin Lightner, David Merrill, Rita Montrosse, Ben Pettry, Wes Reed, Tina Richmond, Pat Roberts, Carter Seaton, Ron Snow, Larry Sumptner, Lisa Walden, Jerre Watkins, Greg Westman, Tish Westman.
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Reminders |
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Monday, 24 November 2008 |
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Let’s get together and paint! The first art-work day was a rousing success! Newman generously gave of his time and space and expertise to host the paint together day. Lots of fun, socializing, and art!!! Want to host an art-work day or got an idea for a future location? Contact me at 757-3326 or
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. How about members in other parts of the state? Wouldn't it be fun to get together for an art day in Parkersburg, Beckley, Morgantown, etc.? I'll be glad to put it in the newsletter and on the website.
Clay Artists Rejoice! Now you can buy your supplies locally at the Capitol Clay Arts Company located at 721 Crescent Rd. on Charleston’s West Side, near the intersection of I-64, I-77, & I-79. Founders Karen and Mike Garnes present an array of clays, wheels, kilns, glazes, and more. Mike, a professional potter, plans to offer classes. For more information call 304-720-9851.
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Grant Research |
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Thursday, 20 November 2008 |
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At the November meeting Larry threw out several ideas. But they all will take work. One idea was to sponsor artists in different mediums to come to different areas of WV and hold workshops. However, it will take money! We know that many corporations and foundations will provide grants for just such a project.
Now we need someone to do some research and find a grant to underwrite one or more workshops. The Kanawha County library has specific software on their computers to do just that. Other libraries might have it, too.
So we are asking for a volunteer (one or more!) to do the necessary research for this project. For more information or to make suggestions, contact Larry at
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or 304-345-3916.
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