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PAST
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Travelling
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28 & 29, 2007 Saturday 10 AM to 5 PM Sunday 12 Noon to 5 PM 20 artists at 10 locations Visit the Open Studios website for a map! |
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Tri-State Sculptors
WASHINGTON SQUARE Exhibition 2007 Connecticut Avenue & L Street NW Washington, DC |
May 7 –
August 4, 2007 Parking is available in garages below the building. Entrances on 18th Street between K & L, and on K Street between Connecticut & 18th. |
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Art
on the Half-Shell
Port Town Urbanna, VA |
May 12,
2007 Saturday 10 AM - 5 PM |
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7 - 10, 2007 Thursday - Saturday 11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. |
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The
Columbus
Arts Festival
was
an astounding success for us! The weather was perfect, the crowds
were enthusiastic, and best of all, they bought our work! For
a first-time show it was great! We had some concerns about
doing a four-day show that runs from 11 AM to 10 PM every day.
It was exhausting, but it was worth it.
We met several students, and an instructor, from the Columbus College of Art and Design. Our neightbors were friendly and helpful, and we even met some visitors from Roanoke. posted
6/18/07
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| July
15 - 22, 2007 1:30 to 5:00 pm daily |
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The
Bath County Art Show was
bigger than ever this year, with over six hundred works from
nearly two hundred artists on display. The selection of sculpture
was also much larger.
Many of our friends won prizes, including Mei Shu - 1st place for watercolor, and Betty Branch - 1st place for sculpture. Yumiko Ichikawa, Z.L. Feng, Barry Wolfe, Gina Lothian-Stanley, Michael Farrar, and Nancy Newhard also won prizes. Congratulations everyone! As usual, many works were sold from the show. posted
7/23/07
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WMRA
Art Show
Festival Conference Center James Madison University Harrisonburg, Virginia. |
Sorry,
this show has been cancelled. |
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September
15, 2007 |
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I love the Lynchburg Art Club Show at E. C. Glass! It is the first "out-of-town" show I ever did, about 18 years ago, and I've done it every year since. We always see lots of old friends from Lychburg, and many fellow artists from Roanoke. This year I won a prize - the E. B. Fleet Award! Thanks to judge Andras J. Bality, organizer David Eakins, and all the people to work to make this a special day every year. And Congratulations to Michale Farrar of Clifton Forge for winning Best in Show! (That was Michael's Barbeque Dance on the cover of City Magazine last month.) |
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August
10 2007 - September 29, 2007 |
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Artisans
Center of Virginia
Featured Artist Exhibit Stone Sculpture & Ceramics Rt. 340 North Willow Oak Plaza 801 West Broad St. Waynesboro, VA 22980 |
September
1-30 Gallery
Hours: |
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An
Occasion for the Arts
Williamsburg, VA |
October
7, 2007 |
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We just returned from An Occasion for the Arts in Williamsburg. It was probably our best show ever! I love Williamsburg, for the art, for the history, and especially for the shopping! We always go a day early, so we will have time to visit the outlet mall. This year we drove to Rocky Mount, NC to pick up Bella at the Rocky Mount Arts Center on Friday afternoon (see Tri-State exhibit above). We continued to Williamsburg after the reception, expecting to arrive by 11 or so. Surprize! Our GPS was set for the scenic route instead for the fastest, so we arrived after midnight. We did get to enjoy the Virginia Byway, which we had never seen (or heard of) before. Turns out it is a favorite route for our son Thom's scooter club. Too bad it was too dark and we were too tired to enjoy it. We saw lots of old friends at AOFTA, both patrons and fellow artists. One lady in particular was waiting for us when we arrived to set up a 8 AM. (She's the owner of Kat-Kat Pal, one of my favorite commission pieces). We weren't there last year, so it was gratifying to hear folks say they missed us. It was the hottest day we can remember for the show. I was dissappointed when they moved my booth from Duke of Glouster Street to Prince George, but it was a blessing. We were in the shade all day, and the reduced traffic on the side street gave people more time to browse. Altogether a wonderful experience! |
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| Oct.
13 and 14, 2007 Saturday 10 - 5 Sunday Noon - 5 |
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20 & 21, 2007 Saturday 11 - 6 Sunday 11 - 5 |
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SNEAK
PREVIEW of |
October
1 - 31,
2007 Reception Friday, Oct. 26, 2007 5 - 8 pm |
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October
2 - November 18 |
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Paint
the Town Red
All art on display will be for purchase. This is an opportunity to purchase one-of-a-kind, fine art created by accomplished local and regional artist. Refreshments will be provided |
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 10TH 5:30pm The Loft at 202 Market Admission is $10. A portion of the proceeds of this show will be donated to the Art Museum of Western Virginia. Art will be on display until November 12th, 2007. |
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October is Show Month for us, and this year was no exception. With an outdoor show every weekend, plus four month-long indoor exhibits, we were on the road most of the time. It was exhausting, but very rewarding. Shows are the lifeblood of our business. Thanks to all you buyers and fans! We ended the month in San Francisco, a great city to inspire all that visit. We went to a shopping mall to see Bernie Buffano's sculpture - elegant yet simple, just what I want to create. Next we visited the zoo to see the bears. California's state flag has a grizzly bear on it, yet there are no grizzlies left in the state - except at the San Francisco Zoo: two one-year old cubs. Wow! They are massive even when this young. The hair is long and the fat bump on their backs is very distinctive. Their original home was Montana. Mom was killed and the San Francisco Zoo built them a huge house and took them in. Great place with lots of room for them to grow. The polar bears were great also. Huge, resting by the pool, waiting for the next meal, and mugging for the amateur photographers. Both the polar bears and the grizzlies looked strong and healthy. The bears
gave me food for the creative process. I am ready to start a
new series of carvings. I also saw a baby elephant that will
be in my pewter collection very soon. Posted 11/1/2007 |
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Sorry,
we won't be at the Bethesda
Row Arts Festival
this year.
Please visit one of our galleries. See the list on our Gallery Page ! |
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