SPRING 2008 LYME ART ASSOCIATION NEWS & EVENTS

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by  Lyme Art Association

SPRING 2008
Lyme Ar^ Association
NewsoCEvents
90 Lyme Street • Old Lyme, Connecticut 06371
Elected Artists Now
Gallery Rental at the Lyme Art Association
T Have Their Own Gallery
he Lyme Art Association has a long standing tradition of hosting events in
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addition to its traditional artist openings. In the 1920s, the association held
magine an old kitchen converted
its first Frolic, in which artist members decorated the galleries in accordance
to a Director s Office, full of office
with the Frolic s theme, such as underwater sea life, nautical adventures, and
furnishings and stacks of papers.
Caribbean costume parties.
Since the days of the Frolic, the LAAs repertoire of special events has expanded What if someone removed all those
to include gallery rentals for wedding receptions, corporate meetings, outside office trappings and painted the walls
artist exhibitions, fundraising events, cocktail parties and birthday celebrations. a stunning, warm yellow? Voila! The
The Lyme Art Associations galleries include 4 beautiful sky-lit rooms, two of Elected Artists Exclusive Gallery - the
which are coupled and can easily serve as a banquet area, dance floor, or auction very newest gallery at the LAA.
space for an array of events. With its open floor plan and ample gallery space,
Each Elected Artist is allowed one
the Association can be configured in many ways to accommodate up to 175
piece in the room. The gallery hosts
seated and 200 standing guests. In addition to the natural lighting, newly painted
45 pieces of sculpture and paintings of
walls and open space, the LAAs artwork which adorns its walls, makes for an
all media, with more space available.
exceptional backdrop to any event.
Beside each work is a bio of the artist.
In the most recent LAA rental, Joe Marini of River (Essex, CT) designed the
The large bio books and the huge book
layout, flowers and seating for a fabulous birthday party celebration. In three of
the four galleries, he created a dreamy atmosphere, complete with blossoming of press clippings are present as well,
quince trees, a dance floor, a cocktail lounge and a beautifully decorated dining and there also is a historic case filled
room. Despite a windy, rainy evening, all 80 guests turned out for the party and with fun artifacts of days past at the
enjoyed a memorable affair. LAA. There are plans to rotate the
In late April, the Junior Womens Club of Lyme/Old Lyme will be renting the artifacts periodically.
galleries for a more traditional event — their annual Expressions Art Show and
Dreamed up by President Barbara
Benefit Sale, which raises funds for the many civic projects and scholarships that
Lussier and Board Member Sheila
their organization sponsors.
Wertheimer, this special place became
You can find gallery rental information and a slideshow of past events photos
a reality when Interim Director Anna
on our website: www.lymeartassociation.org. Please call us at 860-434-7802 to
Tufts Grenier graciously moved her
ask about rental prices and availability.
office downstairs. Wall painting muscle
was supplied by Barbara Lussier and
Jan Royce Conant. New lighting and
new flooring are planned. To date the
gallery is not named.
Response from Elected Artists and
visitors alike has been wonderful.
People who visit frequently cant
believe that a new gallery has been
added beneath the roof. And the very
best sign of the room’s success is that
A recent party rental designed by
works hanging in it are selling!
Joe Marini of River (Essex, CT).
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President’s Message
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pring is a time air", which could involve showcasing business community today and play an
for renewal burly chests to entertain the local com¬ important role in it.
and new begin¬ munity, they initiated an artistic legacy. The State of Connecticut acknowl¬
nings, but it is also We like to reminisce about the eyebrow¬ edges the importance of the Lyme Art
a time to reflect on raising behavior of these founders, but Association with a major highway sign
our past and what remember only because their work was that directs the public to us. Because of
this past means to memorable. Because of what they did, our history, we are promoted in a way
us. Throughout the art world cares about what we do. for which others would pay dearly. I am
the year, we hold Visitors from everywhere are lured by thankful for this, and use our notoriety to
events like those of our history. It is our responsibility to advance our art community.
our founders. We mimic their exhibition determine what they see when they pass The name Lyme Art Association is
titles, paint at their locations, learn from through our doors. We have an opportu¬ revered as a cornerstone of American
their paintings and marvel at what they nity to inspire them to embrace us and to Impressionism. Today's collectors re¬
did here. take a part of us with them. spond to the prestige because of our past.
Charles Platt may have had Greek When artists discover a place to work, Our paintings matter.
and Roman temples in mind when he they may come in droves and form colo¬ As you pick this springs tulips, think
designed our building, one that exempli- nies. Families follow, ideas develop, busi¬ of Willard Metcalf, and paint works that
fles reverence for art. He knew what it ness flourishes and industries are made. speak the poetry of new beginnings. Be
took to begin a "tabla rasa" and crafted a The past is to our right, the future to our appreciative of the Lyme Art Association
masterpiece worthy of art. The unspoken left and you are the present. legacy, which announces your paintings
allure of this building for artists every¬ The artists of the Griswold house left to the public.
where stimulates them to join us, teach a legacy that touches every facet of our The next Season is up to you.
, exhibit and become members. Their community from baker to banker. We,
Barbara Lussier
presence adds to the wealth of art that the present members of the Lyme Art As¬
graces our walls. sociation, continue the legacy because we President, Lyme Art Association
Through the founders work in "open live and work here. We are a part of the
Introducing Abi Cushman
President, Barbara Lussier
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Vice President, Lou Bonamarte
S Web Designer, Abi Cushman is a key Secretary, Steven Ross
Treasurer, John Beatty
player for the Lyme Art Association. Using
Roger Clements, Kerry Eaton, Barrant Nelson,
the advantages of electronic communications, Shirley Cean Youngs, Eliza Sharp,
Cora Ogden, Sheila Wertheimer
the LAA reaches out to members, hne art
\Support: George W Baker]
collectors and the public via its website. Thanks
Artistic Policies & Exhibition Committee
to Abi’s skillfull work the website is colorful, (APEC) 2007-2009
easy to maneuver, and beautifully designed. Chairperson, Roger Clements
Jan Royce Conant, Kerry Eaton, Bill Hanson
Abi’s business. Brown Bear Creative, Emily Griswold, Jim Magner, Barbara Eussier
designs and develops websites, logos and Yves Parent, Burgess Russell, Eliza Sharp
brochures. “The LAA website is a big site when StafF
Interim Director, Anna Tufts Grenier
it comes to updating each page. We are often adding new pages to better
Education Director, Anna Tufts Grenier
serve the Association and its artists,” she explains. She is also creating Volunteer Coordinator, Krissa Ressler
exhibition slide shows for the website, and preserving them for the LAA Asst. Andrea Gooper, Adrien Broom
Publicist, Susan Gornell
Archives.
Building Maintenance, Ray Mastronunzio
“I started with the Mid-Winter Exhibition. I get to see every show, but I
LAA News & Events is a publication of the
wish I had more of a chance to meet the artists and instructors,” she says. Lyme Art Association, a non-profit institution.
LAA supports the creation and appreciation of
Anna T. Grenier met Abi because she designed the website for the
representational art work, the heritage of
2006 Pet Connections Show held at the LAA. Abi is also a pet portraitist Old Lyme painters and the preservation of
the LAA Historic galleries.
who works in acrylics, pastels and charcoal. She has an inherent
Lyme Art Association
understanding of every artist’s need for public relations support.
P.O. Box 222, 90 Lyme Street, Old Lyme, CT 06371
Tel. [phone]; Fax. [phone]
You can keep up-to-date on the latest LAA News with e-maiL Email: info@lymeartassociation. org
Send your e-mail address to [email protected] or call [phone]. Hours: Tues-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5, Closed Mon
www.lymeartassociation.org
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Spotlight on the LAA’s
Art 'Hcrte-s Spring
Exhibitions
16th Annual Associate Artist
Exhibition On the Walls
LYME ART ASSOCIATION
An outstanding exhibition of work
2008 EXHIBITION CALENDAR in various media by the LAA’s associate
artists is on display until Saturday, April
February 29 to April 19 September 26 to December 7 19th. A variety of subjects in oils, acrylics,
16*^ Annual Associate Artist New England Landscape Invitational watercolors, pastels, mixed media and
Exhibition Guest Juror with Member Jury TBA. sculpture are included.
Member Jury to be announced Receiving: Sun., Sept. 21,3-5 pm The jury for this show included Jury
Chairman and Elected Artist Lou
Removal: Sun., Apr. 20, 3-5 pm Opening: Fri., Sept. 26, 6-8 pm
Bonamarte, and Associate Artists Elin
Removal: Sun., Dec. 7, 3 - 5 pm
Monday, April 21 to Sunday, April 27 Larson, Karen Wiesner, Robert Meyers
Expressions Gallery Rental and Nell Manolakos.
December 12 to January 10
www.expressionsartshow.org
Deck the Walls - newly Elected Artists Expressions Art Show and Benefit
May 2 to June 21
and the Society ofCT Sculptors. Sale Held by Junior Women’s Club
Annual Elected Artist Show
Member Jury: Karen Cashman, Cole Gallery, Cooper! Ferry Gallery and On April 25 - 27, the Lyme-Old
South Gallery: Member jury. Lyme Junior Women’s Club will hold
Christine Ivers, James Magner, and
Goodman Gallery: Newly Elected their Expressions Art Show and Benefit
Barrant Nelson
Artists. Sale at the LAA. This event raises funds
Receiving: Mon., Apr. 28, 3-7 pm
Receiving: Sun., Dec. 7, 3 - 5pm for scholarships, community projects,
Opening: Fri., May 2, 6 -8 pm
Opening: Fri., Dec 12, 5 - 7pm and other organizations that benefit our
Removal: Mon., June 23, 3 - 7pm Removal: Sun., Jan. 11,3- 5pm community. For more information,
A Breath of Spring (May 16 - 18) please visit their website at www.
expressionsartshow.org or contact Annie
June 27 to August 2
BE A HERO! Creagan at [phone].
Summer Painting & Sculpture
Exhibition Cooper/Ferry Gallery & Potluck Volunteer Dinner,
Give the Gilt oi Time
South Gallery. Member show. Saturday May 17^^, 5pm
Goodman Gallery & Cole Gallery: To your LM!
LAA wants to thank our members
77th Annual Exhibition of Hudson
who have volunteered their time over
Valley Art Association
the past year. Many of our exhibitions
Volunteers are Needed
Member Jury: David A.Leffel and
and special events would not have been
lor the lollowing IM activities:
Sherrie McGraw
the same without our hardworking
Receiving: Mon., June 23, 3 - 7 pm • Front Desk
volunteers!
Opening: Fri., June 27, 6-8 pm • Nldsummer Festival
LAA is inviting all volunteers to join us
Removal: Mon., Aug. 4, 3 - 7 pm • Anything Goes Sale for a potluck dinner on Saturday May
ANYTHING GOES MIDSUMMER
• Snminer Painting & Sculpture 17^^ for a fun BBQ. LAA will supply
FESTIVAL
Exhibition all natural hamburgers and hotdogs
August 3-10: Gallery Maintenance. • Narine Art Exhibition from Four Mile River Farm in Lyme,
GT A vegetarian option will be
August 15 to September 20 •Artiul Gardeners
available as well. We will also provide
Marine Art Exhibition
Cooper/Ferry Gallery & South Gallery: Gallery Intern... beverages. We are asking volunteers to
Member show. Goodman Gallery & College or High School student to bring a side dish or dessert according
Cole Gallery: Invited American Society gain experience in the Held oi art to your last name. A-G (Potato Salad),
D-G (Goleslaw), H-L (Baked Beans),
of Marine Artists
Receiving: Mon., Aug. 11,3-7 pm Please contact Krissa Ressler at M-R (Salads), S-Z (Desserts). Please
Opening: Fri., Aug 15, 6 - 8 pm 860'434'7802oreinailat contact our volunteer coordinator
Removal: Sun., Sept. 21, 3-5 pm [email protected] Krissa Ressler to RSVP by May 9^^,
860-434-7802
Artist Study Sketch Sale Labor Day
You can download your prospectus and other information about upcoming exhibitions at the LAA on our
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Gayle has always made a career of his art, including corporate art director for an advertising
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l oils in his own artwork. He likes painting the architectural components of houses, such as
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in Noank and Mystic, CT, as well as the scenery of Bauer Park and Hammonassett Beach,
Madison, CT. An LAA member for less than 2 years, Gayle chose to apply for Elected Artist
y because 7 love the traditions of Old Lyme and The Florence Griswold Museum. I respect the
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T.A. is classically trained in hgurative subjects; he excels in human and equine portraits. He
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spent over 30 years in dance studios, studying form and the musculature of humans in motion.
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Always a master of graphite works, he says artist Robert Douglas Hunter introduced him to
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oils. T.A. recently received acclaim for his portrait of Malcolm X for the National Center of
Afro-American Artists Museum in Boston. In his effort to improve the backgrounds behind his

g people and horses, he has found water to be his favorite subject and he loves to paint the New
n England shoreline. An LAA member for about 5 years, T.A. chose to apply for Elected Artist
because 7 have served on many national art organization boards and L love the traditions
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that include Trout Brook and the Quinapoxet River near the city of Worcester, MA. Known
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for his oils that he uses in all seasons of the year, he also paints with watercolors during the

warm months. An LAA member for 3 years, Robert chose to apply for Elected Artist because
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. ''well, ifs hard to put it into words, but Ljust want to achieve the highest status possible and
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participate with the Association at that level. ”
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Mike is primarily a plein air painter who works in oils. His favorite subjects are the rolling
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hills of New England and the majestic mountains of Colorado, Wyoming and Canada. Mike
is a member of numerous art associations and holder of over 50 awards and medals, "Artist
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applies only to the names in the museums, the creative people, ” he says. Apparently the
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Become An Elected Artist
Applying to be an Elected Artist signifies that you consider yourself to
be a professional artist, having concentrated on pursuing your craft
and having attained a level of skill, distinction and recognition. Work
should be a well presented, cohesive and not necessarily restricted to one
medium.
Christine Ivers
Christine has only been painting for the last 4 years, although she Qualifications
has her BFA which led her into advertising to “pay the bills.” She You must be:
is known for her urban night scenes which she has captured in - An LAA Associate Artist member
Boston, New York, Budapest and Prague. She dreams of returning - Who has exhibited a minimum of
to paint in the Czech Republic, calling Prague a fabulous city. She 4 works in LAA juried exhibitions
also does portraits in oils. An LAA member for 1 year, Christine within a two year period.
chose to apply for Elected Artist because"of the LAA's reputation
for representational art and the caliber of the artists here. This is
You must submit for screening:
what L aspire to. They are all so talented and I'm honored to be a
- current work, not completed under
part of this community."
instruction.
- 6 framed works if a painter,
Bob Noreika
- 3 sculpture with pedestals as
Bob works in oils, watercolors and fluid acrylics, which he flnds have
needed if a sculptor,
the same properties as watercolors but provide the opaqueness of
- Or both, if applying for both.
oils. He has recently begun teaching fluid acrylics as well. He enjoys
painting landscapes, especially scenes along the New England Coast.
Your application must include:
He also is creating his own direction with certain paintings, including
- Application form, inventory sheet
marshscapes with turtles, that was born out of his experiences
and tags attached to each work.
illustrating children’s books. An LAA member for about 7 years. Bob
- A $40 application fee.
chose to apply for Elected Artist because "fellow elected members
encouraged me."
Process of Seclection
Screening Committee decides whose
Claudia Post
works move on to the second phase.
Claudia has been an artist for 45 years. Her forte is portrait painting,
Elected Artists visit display and vote in
but she loves still life and plein air as well. As for favorite locations,
person by sealed ballot. Approval is by
she says it doesn’t matter. She loves to paint everything everywhere.
2/3s majority of those voting. Written
She is a master pastelist who also paints in oils because the approach
Notice of results will be sent to the
and the techniques are very similar. An LAA member just since last
applicants.
November, Claudia chose to apply for Elected Artist because "I was
lookingfor a home for myself with my art. I am a realist. The LAA
BENEFITS AND DUTIES OF
is the most active and prestigious organization of my peers in this
ELECTED ARTISTS
area.
- May be nominated to be on
the Board
- May fill 1 of 6 E.A. spots on APEC
- May serve on other committees
Bruce Raven
- May be featured in LAA publicity
Bmce paints mainly in oils. His favorite subjects are landscapes that
- Dues are $75.00 per year
include water and his favorite locations are any where along the
Narragansett, R.L shoreline, especially Beavertail Point on Johnstown
Elected Artists provide the support to
Island. He believes that the rock formations one hnds there, and the
sustain the mission of the LAA,,, They
way the surf comes in, make Beavertail as good as any place in Maine
are expected to volunteer in a myriad
for painting. An LAA member for about 6 years, Bruce chose to apply
of different areas,,, Their presence and
for Elected Artist because ''it's nice to join a group of people of that
willingness to serve are paramount to
artistic level It's an important part of the LAA. 1 appreciate the way
the success of the LAA.
the LAA has kept up the emphasis on representational art."
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Elected Artists Exhibition
Don’t Miss this
Breath of Spring
Exciting Exhibition
Floral Display Joins
Opportunity....
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the 87**^ Elected
elebrating the joy of summer, the Lyme
Artists Exhibition Art Association presents the Summer
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Painting & Sculpture (June 27-August 2)
pring will bring joy to the Lyme Exhibition and invites all artist members to
Art Association galleries this May submit their work for this special exhibition
as the 2"^ Annual Breath of Spring that will be juried by talented artists David
Floral Display teams up with the A. Leffel and Sherrie McGraw.
87^ Annual LAA Elected Artists
About the Jury:
Exhibition.
David A. Leffel is internationally recognized
The Elected Artists Exhibition
as a “20th Century Old Master” an honor
draws artists and fine art collectors
that very few living American artist achieve.
from far and near who appreciate this
If we travel back to the 17th century Dutch
spectacular showcase of outstanding
Masters; most notably Rembrandt who
LAA artists. Graciously agreeing to
casts a powerful shadow on Leffel’s work,
judge this show will be the Curator
not only the shades of history but the
of the Florence Griswold Museum,
artist’s immediacy that awakens us to his
Amy Kurtz Lansing. She will present River Garden Club has been invited brilliance. Leffel is said to be a true master of
ribbons and prizes for first, second and to select a piece of artwork and create chiaroscuro, not only with his shadow and
third place, plus honorable mentions. a floral accompaniment that he or she light but with brilliant visual concepts. David
Jurors for the show are all Elected sees as reflective of the interpretation or Leffel is highly sought after not only as an
Artists in their own right: Karen mood of the piece. artist but highly respected as an “Artist who
Cashman, Christine Ivers, James Breath of Spring will open Friday Teaches.” Lyme Art Association is proud to
Magner and Barrant Nelson. evening. May 1from 6-8 pm with a welcome Mr. Leffel.
The Elected Artists Exhibition opens gathering of other garden clubs from the
Sherri McGraw is a highly accomplished
Friday, May with the Opening shoreline region, members of the LAA
artist, who firmly believes in developing
Reception from 6-8 pm. and members of the public. Everyone
as an artist by means of observation. She
Then, on Friday, May 16^^ through in attendance will be encouraged to doesn’t encourage any mechanical means
Sunday, May 18^^, gallery visitors vote for that floral arrangement which such as measuring systems to provide the
will be treated to Breath of Spring, best accomplishes the challenge of artists to capture a likeness or the essence
an exquisite collection of floral representing or interpreting the artwork of an object, the artist must observe through
arrangements, courtesy of the Old it is paired with. The floral arranger visual relationship for creative expression.
Lyme Duck River Garden Club. The receiving the most votes will be honored. Ms. McGraw was born in Wichita, Kansas
arrangements will be displayed beside The chief organizer of this year s Breath and raised in Ponca City, Oklahoma. She is
various works of the LAA Elected of Spring is the LAAs Head of Gardens considered a highly accomplished painter
Artists hanging in the exhibition. Each and Grounds, Sheila Wertheimer. She and master draughtsman. Her serious
participating member of the Duck and general organizer, Cora Ogden, hope art studies took place at the famous Art
that this will develop into an annual event Students League in N.Y.C. this after five
in its own right, just as the Elected Artists years of college. She is also a practitioner
Exhibition has become. of Chiaroscuro “way of seeing.” She has
''We believe this combination of fine art exhibited both nationally and internationally.
and beautiful florals will serve to bring She is the author of "The Language of
recognition to the Garden Club, the Elected Drawing from an Artist View Point ” The
Artists and the LAA. Recognition is the Lyme Art Association welcomes Sherri
most important thing to an artist. We hope McGraw.
other garden clubs will apply to participate
Please visit our website today to download a
in future years. We are proud to be able to
prospectus for this upcoming exhibition!
bring everyone this opportunity, ” explains www.LymeArtAssociation.org
Ogden.
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Membership
Announcing the Arrival of A Practical
THE BULLETIN BOARD
Guide to the LAA For All Members
T PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Jerry Reed, an Essex giclee maker, will
he Lyme Art Associations 2008 updated version of the LAAs bylaws.
provide a free program for LAA members
Membership Handbook has Other features include the year s
on May 10*, 10-12pm. The subject of this
been printed and is now available to Exhibition Calendar, an explanation
program is how best to record and later
all members. This Handbook, which of the different membership types and
to modify the camera’s digital hie so that
will become an annual tradition, grew benefits, and a listing of current Board
the image most completely represents
out of the Associations desire to of Directors and APEC members.
the scene as viewed at that time.
centralize membership information Exhibition paperwork, class and
As Jerry explains, many painters while
efficiently, cut down on paper waste workshop registration forms and a
busily painting one scene, hastening
and end repeated distribution costs. volunteer form are enclosed as inserts
to capture the changing light, may see
The Handbook was designed by so they may act as “master copies” to
another scene that they would like to
Adrien Broom, under the direction be photocopied during the year.
paint later. On such occasions, artists
of Anna T. Grenier, and with input The Handbook opens with a history
take a picture with a digital camera, to
from associate members. A massive of the Gallery, accompanied by the
refer to later. ” Please feel free to bring
compilation of necessary information Associations Mission Statement and
your own camera & camera manual.
was required. a splendid photo of the Gallery in
PLEASE RSVP to LAA by May
Some features of the Handbook daffodil season.
are a prospectus that is applicable to Distribution of the Handbook began
See what’s new downstairs at the LAA!
almost all exhibitions, entry forms, in February, 2008. Keep your eyes out An instructors’ show is currently hanging
new volunteer opportunities and an for a copy in the mail! just outside the cafe. Beside their work
are brief biographies and descriptions
of instructors’ upcoming classes and
A Great Start to the Elected Artist
workshops this spring and summer. On
Potluck Dinner Club! display through May 15th.
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^DONATIONS NEEDED
n March 20, 25 Elected Artists, Cabinets...
spouses and the LAA staff Flat map / poster storage
kicked off the Elected Artist Dinner Legal size files
Club with a Mexican Fiesta! The Office ... Paper cutter
idea was born from Elected Artists Garden ... Wheelbarrow
requesting to have some good old fun! JLA^^i^cra^ARnsTj
The LAA provided fruit filled sangria,
Kim Muller-Thym
tangy margaritas, chips and guacamole and the artists brought their
Paintings of Old Saybmok & Old Lyme
favorite south of the border dishes! The dinner was held in the Cole
Gallery and lasted about three hours. During this time Elected
Artists had a chance to catch up with friends as well as meet many of
our newly Elected Artists. The next date for the Elected Artist Dinner
Club has been set, so mark
your calendars! Thursday,
July 17 at the LAA.
Theme: Summer Picnic!
LAA provides hotdogs, Opening March 14, 6-8 pm
Roberts Gallery
hamburgers and summer
The nifUery in purf of
libations. See you there! Roberts Physical Atfumic Therapy
ht ihe 5horelme Heakh & Fitness Bmkiinfi
210 Main Sfreei. Oht Snybrook
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The lymeM Association
Floral Painting The Painterly Pastel:
Karen Winslow, Instructor All Media Plein Air Workshop
Saturday & Sunday 9:00am-4:00pm Frank Federico, Instructor
May 3-4 Tuesday-Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm
For sponsoring this
Fee: $200 for Members May 13-16
Spring Edition of the
$225 for Nonmembers Fee: $325 for Members
LAA Newsletter!
$350 for Nonmembers
Working from life, students will learn to
simplify and compose a flower painting Capturing the poetic beauty of the rivers, Managers Mike and Jason Scalise
by seeking rhythm and overall design, marshes and New England countryside is have provided flavorful,
using the principles of aerial perspective the primary goal in this 3-day workshop affordable wines
and value control, and creating an with American Impressionist and Colorist for the EAA^s last 5 Openings.
impression of atmosphere and depth. Frank Federico. Pastels are the dominant Recently expanded
Painting in mass (instead of Ailing in medium, but oils will guide you in the Broadway Wine and Spirits
lines) and keeping the painting moving magical world of plein air painting. As a is in the heart of Colchester at:
towards a unifled light effect will be master pastelist. Pastel Society of America, ji Broadway
developed, along with composition, and Signature member of the National Colchester, CT. 0641^
color, planes and edges. Special attention Watercolor Society, Federico s response to WWW. Broadwaywineandspirits. com
will be given to rendering a variety of
painting is with color and panache.
textures including glass, metal, china
and drapery, as well as capturing the
characteristics of particular flowers.
Instruction focuses on demonstrations NON-PROFIT ORG
and repeated one-on-one and group U.S. POSTAGE
critiques. This class will meet indoors Lyme Art Association PAID
and possibly outdoors in the garden 90 Lyme Street PERMIT #119
(depending on the weather). Karen P.O. Box 222 DEEP RIVER, CT
always paints alongside of her students, Old Lyme, CT 06371
explaining the “how” and “why” of WWW. LymeArtAssociation. org
artistic principles, as well as sharing years
of experience on the technical aspects of
painting and art history.
ATTENTION:
ALL LAA MEMBERS may attend
any Board of Directors Meetings
or APEC Meetings. Directors
request one week’s notice of
intent to speak, for agenda
purposes. PLEASE COME!
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