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Wellington Art Society Invites Public To Monthly Meeting Featuring Anita Lovitt On Wednesday, February 12 Plus Two Art Exhibits On Tuesday, February 25.
The Wellington Art Society will feature Anita Lovitt as their demonstrator on Wednesday, February 12 at the Wellington Community Center. The public is welcome to this free event. Meet and greet will be followed by a member spotlight and a brief meeting. Anita’s presentation will be the highlight of the meeting followed by an art raffle. On Tuesday, February 25, the public is invited to two art exhibits at the Wellington Community Center and City Hall. Enjoy the free reception and a demonstration by Raymonde Talleyrand. The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks. Check out WAS – it offers fabulous artist networking opportunities.
Public Is Invited To Wellington Art Society Meeting
Wednesday, February 12, 2020
6:30 pm
Wellington Community Center
12150 Forest Hill Blvd. Wellington, FL
FEATURING:
ANITA LOVITT
All events open to members and non-members
Anita Lovitt
Anita Lovitt is a multitalented artist, designer, teacher and author. She was born and raised in Philadelphia. Because she was always interested in science she majored in chemistry at Penn State University but after taking a summer art course she changed her major to art and graduated with a BFA in illustration from Philadelphia College of Art. She began her professional career as an artist with Hallmark in Kansas City. In order to expand her artistic experience she studied theater design at the University of Kansas and moved to New York City to work as a freelance illustrator and later as a Graphic Design Coordinator at the Shakespeare Festival.
“Lobster” by Anita Lovitt
In 2001 Anita moved to Delray Beach. Using her knowledge from theater school she created the iconic “Dancing Pineapples” mural which made a huge impact on downtown development for Delray Beach. She now serves on the Public Art Advisory Board of Delray Beach and created the “ArtFans” campaign which gives out wood and paper fans at free events to promote good will and offer information about art in Delray Beach
“Hat People” by Anita Lovitt
In 2018, Anita gave a lecture at the Cultural Council of the Palm Beaches entitled “It’s All About Taste” exploring whether food and art are related—YES! She is a member of the Palm Beach Watercolor Society and has just won a second place prize at their current show in Patch Reef Park .
At The Community Center
&
City Hall Galleries:
“Season Of Light” and “Celebrate Art”
Tuesday, February 25 5 – 7 pm
Raymonde Talleyrand will be doing a demonstration at the Community Center
Wellington Community Center
12150 Forest Hill Blvd. Wellington, FL
“Season of Light” is being exhibited at the Community Center and “Celebrate Art” is the exhibit at City Hall. The Community Center is located just south of City Hall on Forest Hill Boulevard. There will be light refreshments, door prizes, an artist demonstration and a People’s Choice Award presentation for each exhibit. A total of 26 artists are exhibiting 108 pieces of art at the two venues. Most of the art pieces are for sale and many artists offer prints of their work. The reception is open to the public, free of charge so come and enjoy original art and meet the artists.
The artists exhibiting are:
Fawn McNeill Barr
Natalie Bodre
Betty Brodie
Liz Demaree
Hildegard Donavan
Stan Greenfield
Jay Harmon
Patsy Heller
Jean Howard
Laura Jaffe
Sharon Kleiman
Erica Kyle
Marie Lentine
Joanne Baker MacLeod
Susan Mosely
Ana Noble
Susan Oakes
Candace Platz
Rebecca Profitt
Holly Rutchey
Vasantha Siva
Raymonde Talleyrand
Geraldine Weinert
Jean Williard
Betty Jane Zedonek
Hermi Zumado
Please join us for a free, lovely reception and great art. Come and bring
Your family, neighbors or your club. Everyone is welcome!
The Wellington Art Society is a non-profit charitable organization in its 37th year. It is open to artists of all mediums and patrons of the arts, allowing both local and regional artists to display their art work in local galleries, interact with other artists and serve the community through their art.
For further information please visit wellingtonartsociety.org
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