New Studio For Visual Arts Bridges The Covid Gap With Summer Classes Plus Noteworthy Workshop With Pat Dews And Georgia Watercolor Society

Posted on July 23rd, 2020 • Category: Acrylic, Art, Art Events in Palm Beach County, Art in Public Spaces, Art Supplies, Associations, Guilds, Leagues, Classes And Seminars, Galleries, Local News and Events, New Studio For the Visual Arts, New Studio For The Visual Arts, Virtual Learning/Classes/Workshops

We may be physically distanced, but Peggy Kirkwood and the staff of the New Studio For The Visual Arts have been busy lining up some truly special workshops and classes.  While the Studio is now open, and CDC guidelines are being followed, there are many offerings via Zoom.  Artistic opportunities include classes for Special Needs students, watercolor classes, Dreyfoos/Bach School Portfolio Prep, unlocking the secrets of egg tempera, and one-on-one classes with Ted Matz. The Rickie Report shares the details and urges you to sign up quickly before classes sell out!

 

 

 

 

Visit www.thenewstudiova.net for specific scheduling of classes

 

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To Register, RSVP or for additional information

 (561) 295-5712

 

The New Studio for the Visual Arts proudly presents:

 

 

PAT   DEWS

 AWS -D.F, NWS, NCS, FWS, NJWCS

 

A Premiere Partnership Workshop!

“Abstracting Nature”

 New Studio for the Visual Arts

and

Georgia Watercolor Society

 

 

 

 

 

 

Date:   August 27,  28,  29

 9 am – Noon

 

“Untitled” by Pat Dews

Pat Dews is an award winning artist and an enthusiastic and popular instructor. She will teach you how to use a wide range of eclectic materials to produce paintings with strong value and composition.

This Zoom class will allow you to interact and submit questions for Pat!

Welcome to an amazingly creative journey!

REGISTER NOW:  

 http://georgiawatercolorsociety.com/pat-dews-workshop-registration/

 

For more details:  georgiawatercolorsociety

 

 

Peggy Kirkwood tells The Rickie Report how she was able to arrange  partnering with the Georgia Watercolor Society for this premiere workshop with Pat Dews.  Peggy said,”During our COVID-19 reopening, while preparing for my Online LIVE! ZOOM watercolor classes, I’ve been admiring Pat Dews “Discoveries in Watermedia” book along with multiple images I’ve come across in past issues of Palette Magazine and Watermedia Focus by Skip Lawrence and Christopher Schink. I came across an article about Pat Dews and began reading. The article mentioned she lived in Hobe Sound at the time. I think the article was written back in 1995 or so. I emailed Pat to ask her if she might be interested in doing a workshop with The New Studio in 2021. The very next day Pat called me in tears. A new friendship was immediately formed”!

Peggy continues, “Pat said, in tears, “You have no idea of what you’ve just done!” I’m thinking, “She’s in tears ut oh…What have I just done?” Pat explained that she has never been involved with the South Florida Artist Community because she travels so much doing her workshops throughout the world. She and her husband just signed a contract on their home of over 45 years in the North East. Pat and her best friend have shared a studio in this Northeastern town and have painted during the summers together over this 45 year period. She cannot travel north to pack up her home and studio because of the COVID virus. All of her workshops have been cancelled through the end of the year due to the virus. She was so happy to hear about The New Studio. I explained to Pat that we were just down US1 in Jupiter and now open with social distancing and wearing masks. I invited Pat to come to the Studio on Friday of the week to see our space and how I am set up for my Online LIVE! Zoom classes. I suggested we could possibly partner with her and the other organizations to do her workshops from The New Studio via ZOOM Online LIVE!. Pat’s first cancelled workshop was to be in August”.

 

 

“Unnamed” by Pat Dews

 

It was organic, as Peggy describes, “Pat came to the Studio, loved the space, loved the light,  and enjoyed meeting our “Social Distancing with Masks” students. We scheduled a ZOOM meeting with Viviane Van Giesen, the new President of the Georgia Watercolor Society. Another friendship immediately formed”!

 

“Viviane saw our set up via ZOOM and suggested she meet with her Board of Directors to see if they would be interested in reinstating the workshop and offering it Online LIVE with Zoom from The New Studio. I’m pleased to let you know Pat is doing a LIVE! Opening Ceremony Awards Presentation on August 22nd for GWS’s Member Show Opening along with a 3 day “Abstracting Nature” workshop via ZOOM and NSVA on Aug. 27, 28, 29, 2020. Times for the workshop are 9 am to 12 pm. The cost is $200.00. Registration is through GWS”.

 

 

The excitement continues!  Peggy shares, “In addition, Pat will be doing another workshop via ZOOM and NSVA with an organization in Indiana sometime in Oct. 2020 along with another workshop to be announced soon!  Pat called me last week to tell me, “I just want you to know that you are never getting rid of me!” Such an amazing blessing and opportunity for future collaborations creating win/win situations for all!!! I truly believe this was not a coincidence but by the Grace of God”!

 

Pat Dews shares, “Rather than painting the realistic image before me, I paint the abstract essence of my subject. I am drawn to the abstract shapes and textures of flowers, rocks, water, bridges, old and rusted metal and crumbled walls.  In my three day online workshop, streamlined with Zoom through the New Studio for the Visual Arts, Inc. in Jupiter, FL we will cover much ground.  The main focus is design, which is everything. Through lectures, demos and design projects, students will learn how to compose paintings based on the Principles and Elements of Design. Critiques of my paintings in progress will significantly help you on your painting journey. 

 

I love to share what I know and help make better painters.  I give 150 % and students often tell me, that they never work the same again.  There will be an opportunity after the workshop to have private critiques with Pat from her home through FaceTime.
Hoping you join us for a dynamic journey”.

 

 

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The Secrets of Egg Tempera  with Suzanne Scherer          
Fridays  August 7, 14, 21 & 28
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

In this intensive 3-hour class, learn the process of egg tempera painting through in-depth instruction and demonstrations from the preparation of true gesso wood panels, mixing paints from dry pigments and egg yolk, to under painting, and glazing.

 

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“Painting Lichen and Moss”

AUGUST 5th

“2 Point Perspective”

AUGUST 6th

“Painting Flowers”

AUGUST 12th

 

“What do I do with my Background?”

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“Playing with Underpaintings”

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The New Studio for the Visual Arts mission:

Nurture a vibrant arts community

Foster artistic excellence

Lower the barriers to participation in the arts

Bring people together for a powerful shared experience that inspires a creative exchange of ideas 

 

 

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Final Month of Season To Visit Whitespace Collection. Big Blast Jewelry Sale Starts Now!

Posted on March 5th, 2020 • Category: Acrylic, Art, Art Events in Palm Beach County, Art in Public Spaces, Digital Art/Video, Fiber Arts, Glass, Jewelry, Local News and Events, Metal, Mixed Media, Museums, Oil, Pastel/Drawing, Photography, Polymer Clay, Pottery/Ceramics, Sculpture, Water Color, Weaving/Fabric Art, Whitespace Collection, Wood

Whitespace The Mordes Collection reminds us that it is the final month of this season to come and view the exhibitions.  Elayne Mordes offers a Big Blast Jewelry Sale!  The Rickie Report shares the details and a poignant note from a scholarship recipient. Support your local arts!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more information please visit:

www.whitespacecollection.com

or email: whitespace@mordes.net

 

 

 

 

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Whitespace Collection Participating On November 2-3 With Artists & Charities Hand In Hand Fine Art Show At Palm Beach County Convention Center

Posted on October 29th, 2019 • Category: Acrylic, Art, Art Events in Palm Beach County, Art in Public Spaces, Artists and Charities Hand in Hand, Associations, Guilds, Leagues, Digital Art/Video, Fiber Arts, Glass, Jewelry, Local News and Events, Metal, Mixed Media, Museums, Oil, Palm Beach County Convention Center, Pastel/Drawing, Photography, Polymer Clay, Pottery/Ceramics, Sculpture, Water Color, Weaving/Fabric Art, Whitespace Collection, Wood

Whitespace The Mordes Collection announces its participation in the premier Fine Art Show, Artists & Charities Hand In Hand on Saturday and Sunday, November 3-4.  The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks.  Plan your calendars now! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more information please visit:

www.whitespacecollection.com

or email: whitespace@mordes.net

 

 

 

 

 

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FromHeart2Art.com Launch Coincides With Debut At Artists And Charities Hand In Hand Fine Art Show November 2-3

Posted on October 26th, 2019 • Category: Acrylic, Art, Art Events in Palm Beach County, Art in Public Spaces, Calls to Artists, Digital Art/Video, Fiber Arts, Galleries, Glass, Jewelry, Local News and Events, Metal, Mixed Media, Oil, Pastel/Drawing, Photography, Polymer Clay, Pottery/Ceramics, Sculpture, Water Color, Weaving/Fabric Art, Wood

FromHeart2Art.com announces the launch of its online gallery, which coincides with its public debut at the Artists and Charities Hand In Hand Fine Art Show at the Palm Beach County Convention Center on November 2-3.  Stop by Booth 74 to meet Marvin Leventhal, Chief Heart Officer and see original sculptures, paintings, photography, jewelry, and other home and office decor.  The e-commerce gallery is looking for more artists to join its ranks! Social responsibility and the intrinsic value of giving are at the heart of their mission. The Rickie Report shares the details and urges artists to contact Marvin!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NEW  ONLINE  GALLERY  DEBUTS

 

AT

 

ARTISTS  AND  CHARITIES  HAND  IN  HAND

 

Saturday, November 2

&

Sunday, November 3

 

11 – 5 pm

 

BOOTH  74

 

 

Free admission

 

 

 

 

Palm Beach County Convention Center

650 Okeechobee Blvd.   West Palm Beach, FL 33401

 

“Eve’s Fantasy” offered by FromHeart2Art.com Gallery

 

 

FromHeart2Art.com announces the launch of its online gallery, which coincides with its public debut at the Artists and Charities Hand-in-Hand Fine Art Show at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, Booth #74,  November 2-3. FromHeart2Art.com sells art for home and office decor, with a mission to heal the world by donating to social causes and supporting emerging artists.  The e-commerce gallery features videos of the artists and their work. The gallery sells original sculptures, paintings, and photographs while the boutique offers prints, jewelry and luxury leather goods.

 

“Frenchy” offered by FromHeart2Art.com Gallery

 

 

“We offer a fantastic customer experience,” said Marvin Leventhal, Chief Heart Officer.  Leventhal, who has been involved in streaming media services and sales for 35 years, wanted to fulfill his objective of social responsibility.  In the newest chapter of his career, Leventhal explains, “I want to do something that is meaningful and fun. I’ve always seen myself as a techie, and never dreamed I would enter the art market with so much support from our collective and the artist community at large.” 

 

 

“Man vs Universe” offered by FromHeart2Art.com Gallery

 

 

Not only does Leventhal feel passionate about the intrinsic value of giving, but he has also secured an alliance with Nova Southeastern University to include a project in January 2020, within the visual art curriculum. Ten of the most promising fine arts students will paint sculptures that will be featured on the site; the sales will benefit NSU’s Art Foundation. 

 

 

 

“Rainbow to Evolution” offered by FromHeart2Art.com Gallery

 

 

Marvin’s au courant style reflects the same qualities as his pieces: colorful and unusual, playful and vibrant.  The collective hearts of his artists are palpable.  The Artists and Charities Hand in Hand event will provide perfect visibility to the public; the FromHeart2Art.com gallery will be selling online and across popular social media platforms.

 

 

 

For more information about the event at the Palm Beach County Convention Center:

https://artistsandcharities.com

For more information about FromHeart2Art.com and visit:

www.fromheart2art.com  

 

To contact Marvin:   iloveart@fromheart2art.com

 

 

 

 

 

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Whitespace The Mordes Collection Announces Season Opening November 8 With New Exhibits

Posted on October 20th, 2019 • Category: Acrylic, Art, Art Events in Palm Beach County, Art in Public Spaces, Digital Art/Video, Fiber Arts, Glass, Jewelry, Local News and Events, Metal, Mixed Media, Museums, Musical arts, Oil, Pastel/Drawing, Photography, Polymer Clay, Pottery/Ceramics, Sculpture, Water Color, Weaving/Fabric Art, Whitespace Collection, Wood

Elayne Mordes announces the season opening of  Whitespace The Mordes Collection with new exhibits, on Friday, November 8.  The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks.  Plan your calendars now so you don’t miss anything!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more information please visit:

www.whitespacecollection.com

or email: whitespace@mordes.net

 

 

 

 

 

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Lighthouse ArtCenter Satellite Exhibition, “Art Of The Figure” Opens On the 22nd Floor Capitol Gallery, Tallahassee, FL, Featuring Sam Perry, Terre Rybovich, Purvis Young

Posted on May 10th, 2018 • Category: Acrylic, Art, art event in Leon County FL, Art in Public Spaces, Florida State Capitol Gallery Tallahassee FL, Galleries, Lighthouse Art Center, Local News and Events, Mixed Media, Museums, Oil, Pastel/Drawing, Polymer Clay, Pottery/Ceramics, Water Color, Weaving/Fabric Art, Wood

If you’re traveling to the State Capitol this summer be sure to visit the artwork of three native born Floridians who surprise and delight us with their entirely unexpected viewpoints, talents and techniques. The Lighthouse ArtCenter, based in Tequesta, is proud to present these important testaments to our shared humanity. These accomplished artists translate their individual life experiences using only pencils and paint on paper and canvas, or in the case of Purvis Young, anything he could get his hands on. Highlighted are: Sam Perry, Terre Rybovich, and Purvis Young (Florida Artist Hall Of Fame, 2018).   The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks. Many thanks to Janeen Mason for curating this seminal exhibit, available now through August 31st.

 

 

 

 

 

Lighthouse ArtCenter Satellite Exhibition

22nd Floor Capitol Gallery

Tallahassee, Florida

“Art of the Figure”

A cultural narrative by the native born:

Sam Perry

Terre Rybovich

Purvis Young (Florida Artist Hall of Fame – 2018)

May 1 – August 31, 2018

Curated by Janeen Mason

 

 

The Lighthouse ArtCenter is proud to present these important testaments to our shared humanity.

https://youtu.be/V2U8UGWw-kA

 

 

 

 

 

Sam Perry

 

Sam Perry grew up in West Palm Beach, Florida, and is now one of the area’s most accomplished artists. He achieved success as an abstract artist in galleries in Miami, New York and elsewhere. Then, in the wake of 9/11, Sam chose to focus on the human figure. “It was a paradigm shift for me,” he explained. “I became more aware of humanity and its frailty.”

Sam is an active proponent of the arts in his community. A member of the faculty of the Armory Art Center since 1987, he is now the longest- serving person there. He also taught art at Florida Atlantic University, Palm Beach Atlantic University and Dreyfoos School of the Arts, in addition to giving private lessons.

Sam received all of his education in Florida. He earned his Bachelor of Fine Art at Ringling College of Art and Design and his Master of Fine Art at Florida Atlantic University.

“I like to draw in public spaces because it connects me to my community.” Sam added, “Palm Beach county is significant to the arts in Florida and becoming more so as the population continues to grow and evolve into sophisticated art-lovers.”

Sam Perry is the recipient of the South Florida Cultural Consortium Fellowship. His work has appeared in numerous solo exhibitions and is collected by museums, universities and private patrons.

 

 

Terre Rybovich

 

Each of these large drawings began with Terre Rybovich charcoaling the entire surface of the paper and then lying down on it. The idea came to her years ago while delirious with the flu. “Drawing backwards” is how it initially presented itself. In other words, she removes charcoal to create an image instead of adding charcoal to paper.

Focused on figurative work, the body seemed like the most promising means for removing charcoal. The imprints are subtle but powerful, even edifying. She explains an unexpected outcome of this technique is how the mind reacts when confronted with creative input that it did not generate. Every new drawing requires a period of slow absorption, or acquiescence, before the mind can yield to the body’s input. Then the imprint guides the process of completing the drawing.

Ultimately, the result of the body calling the shots at the drawing board is that she creates artwork that the mind could not have imagined. This means she works in a state of perpetual wonder.

Other artists have imprinted their art with their bodies since the earliest cave paintings. What captivates us is the unadulterated impact of this most literal means of making the immaterial material— which is the essence of art.

Terre’s formal education covered politics and economics. Her first career was in social justice activism and grant-making. That activist experience forged an enduring commitment to this world. It also instilled a courageous drive that she channels into art-making where she is happiest when she ventures beyond what is known.

She is the daughter of Tommie Rybovich, the noted boat designer and builder. Ms. Rybovich proudly claims an inheritance of self-guided vision and ambition for the work.

 

Purvis Young 1943-2010

Inducted into the Florida Artist Hall of Fame 2018

 

Born in Miami’s Liberty City neighborhood, visual artist Purvis Young is most associated with the Overtown neighborhood where he settled in the 1960s. A major figure in the world of “Outsider Art,” his work may be found in the collections of the American Folk Art Museum, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the High Museum of Art, the National Museum of African American History and Culture, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, as well as Overtown’s Black Archives History and Research Foundation of South Florida, among many others.

A prolific creator, Young served three years in prison as a teenager, where he began drawing and studying art books from the prison library. “I didn’t have nothing going for myself,” he said. “That’s the onliest thing I could mostly do. I was just looking through art books, looking at guys painting their feelings.”

His work, highly influenced by Western art history, is colorful and vibrant, often serving as social critique and a call to action for social justice. Young painted and drew on a multiplicity of objects including found wood, discarded cardboard, doors, old utility bills, and printed pages from books. His installation “Good Bread Alley” consisted of multiple works affixed to the walls of a vacant alley in Overtown. Artworks were often sold or removed, then replaced with new works, and the installation/mural soon attracted the attention of the media and Bernard Davis, owner of the Miami Art Museum, who became an early patron, providing art supplies to the artist.

 

For more information go to:  www.LighthouseArts.org

To inquire about the availability of specific pieces in the video please email Janeen Mason, Curator, Lighthouse ArtCenter  Janeen@LighthouseArts.org

 

 

 

 

 

Lighthouse ArtCenter:

The Lighthouse ArtCenter is a 501c(3) nonprofit that has provided uninterrupted art and cultural programming in Palm Beach County Florida for 55 years. Started in 1964 by Christopher Norton and eight ambitious artists the ArtCenter has grown to include a 5,000 square foot gallery and 8,000 square foot school of art. The gallery installs an average of 11 exhibitions visited by over 20,000 guests each year while the school of art features a faculty of 45 professional artists who serve over 2,500 adult students and 700 children (ages 6-12). Scholarships are available for those in need. Adults and children with special needs meet for art classes at no charge. Faculty outreach serves over 300 more residents in assisted living facilities, underserved communities and children from economically challenged circumstances.

Support for the Lighthouse ArtCenter comes in many forms; gallery sales, classes, membership, sponsors, grants, fellowships and a working board of directors.

If you are interested in more information, or to inquire about purchasing one of the pieces on display in this exhibition please contact Janeen Mason.

Email: Janeen@LighthouseArtCenter.org Phone: (561) 746-3101

 

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Whitespace, The Mordes Collection Announces Sale And Seasonal Closing Date On March 24

Posted on March 19th, 2018 • Category: Acrylic, Art, Art Events in Palm Beach County, Art in Public Spaces, Digital Art/Video, Fiber Arts, Glass, Jewelry, Local News and Events, Metal, Mixed Media, Museums, Oil, Pastel/Drawing, Photography, Polymer Clay, Pottery/Ceramics, Sculpture, The Written Word, Water Color, Weaving/Fabric Art, Whitespace Collection, Wood

Stop by Whitespace Collection and enjoy cutting edge contemporary artwork as well as 20% off their entire inventory!  Seasonal Closing Weekend Celebrations take place on March 24th and 25th. The Rickie Report shares the details.

 

 

For more information:

www.whitespacecollection.com

 

 

 

 

 

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Whitespace The Mordes Collection Announces Opening Weekend Celebrations Plus Season’s Exhibitions

Posted on October 5th, 2017 • Category: Acrylic, Art, Art Events in Palm Beach County, Art in Public Spaces, Digital Art/Video, Fiber Arts, Glass, Jewelry, Local News and Events, Metal, Mixed Media, Museums, Oil, Pastel/Drawing, Photography, Polymer Clay, Pottery/Ceramics, Sculpture, Water Color, Weaving/Fabric Art, Whitespace Collection, Wood

Whitespace The Mordes Collection announces Opening Weekend Celebrations, beginning Friday November 3rd.  In addition, The Rickie Report shares the dates of the Season’s Exhibitions, so GET OUT YOUR CALENDARS!  Beyond 2D and 3 D artworks, there will be artist lectures and new items in Col-lect, plus different venues to explore!

 

 

 

For more information:

www.whitespacecollection.com

 

 

 

 

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Whitespace Announces Seasonal Closing Date And Special Inventory Reductions

Posted on March 27th, 2017 • Category: Acrylic, Art, Art Events in Palm Beach County, Art in Public Spaces, Digital Art/Video, Fiber Arts, Glass, Jewelry, Metal, Mixed Media, Museums, Oil, Pastel/Drawing, Photography, Polymer Clay, Pottery/Ceramics, Sculpture, The Written Word, Water Color, Weaving/Fabric Art, Whitespace Collection, Wood

Art lovers can still visit Whitespace Collection and enjoy cutting edge contemporary artwork as well as 20% off their entire inventory!  The Rickie Report shares the details and urges you to stop by before Whitespace Collection closes for the season, on April 2nd.

 

 

 

 

For more information:

www.whitespacecollection.com

 

 

 

 

 

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NAWA’s “Down The Rabbit Hole” Exhibit At Armory Annex In Lake Worth Includes Lecture And Live Music

Posted on February 24th, 2017 • Category: Acrylic, Art, Art Events in Palm Beach County, Art in Public Spaces, Associations, Guilds, Leagues, Classes And Seminars, Local News and Events, Metal, Mixed Media, Museums, Musical arts, National League of Pen Women, Oil, Pastel/Drawing, Photography, Pottery/Ceramics, Sculpture, Water Color, Weaving/Fabric Art, Wood

The National Association Of Women Artists, Inc. Florida Chapter (NAWA) is presenting a multi-media exhibition titled “Down the Rabbit Hole,” which will be hosted by the Armory Art Center Annex in Lake Worth.  The public is invited to the Opening Reception on March 3rd. Everyone is invited to view and purchase the art, as well as enjoy drinks, refreshments, and live music by Sunnyside Swing at this Free event. There will also be an Artist Talk on Saturday, March 25th,  In addition to the Juried art, which will be on view through March 26, 2017, a section of the gallery will be exhibiting works by three students in the Dreyfoos School of the Arts who were the recipients of NAWA Florida Chapter Art Scholarships. The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The National Association of Women Artists, Inc.

Florida Chapter

Presents:

 

“DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE”

Opening Reception:

March 3, 2017

6 – 8 PM

Artist Talk:

March 25, 2017

2 – 4 PM

These events are Free and Open to the Public

Exhibit runs March 3, 2017 – March 26, 2017

Armory Art Center Annex

1121 Lucerne Avenue   Lake Worth, FL 33460

Telephone: 561-832-1776    or   Email: roberta.millmanide@gmail.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

The public is invited to the Opening Reception on March 3rd, 6 – 8 PM, at which time First, Second, Third Place, and Judge’s Recognition awards will be announced. Everyone is invited to view and purchase the art, as well as enjoy drinks, refreshments, and live music by Sunnyside Swing at this free event. There will also be an Artist Talk on Saturday, March 25th, 2 – 4 pm.

 

“Searching For Home” by Judith Carlin

 

Exhibition Chair, Roberta Millman-Ide, is among the impressive artists whose work will be exhibited. She received her BFA in Advertising Design from California State University and worked as an Art Director for two well-known advertising agencies before moving to the east coast where she started her own design company. Since 2006, Roberta’s primary focus has been on creating and exhibiting her artwork. She is pleased to announce that Nicole Hickey, Manager of Artist Services at the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County, will be the juror for the exhibit.

 

 

Maxine Schreiber’s  St. Michaels Church Bath

 

 

 

In addition to the Juried art, which will be on view through March 26, 2017, a section of the gallery will be exhibiting works by three students in the Dreyfoos School of the Arts who were the recipients of NAWA Florida Chapter Art Scholarships. NAWA artist members raised the scholarship funds by creating works of art on 6” x 6” canvases, which they sold for $50 each. The organization is proud to make this investment in the lives of young female artists.

 

 

 

LAUGHING OUT LOUD  Annette Margulies

 

 

N.A.W.A. is the oldest professional women’s fine arts group in the United States, and The Florida Chapter of N.A.W.A. was the first regional chapter in the country. It was founded in 1995 by Liana Moonie, recently deceased resident of Palm Beach, a past president of the national organization and Madeline Weiss, who was the first president of the Florida Chapter. All artists wishing to join the prestigious Florida Chapter must first be juried into the Association Headquarters in New York City.

 

 

 

 

Untitled by Karen Salup

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more information about the N.A.W.A. Florida Chapter please go to: http://nawafl.org.

The chapter is pleased that an online exhibit will be available to the public on March 4, 2017, the day after the opening reception.

 

 

 

 

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