2019 ARCHIVES
"UPSCALE GARAGE SALE" JUNE 1ST, 9:00AM-2:00PM AT THE Mountaineer
Mall. We will be having a variety of items and all profits go toward the gallery HVAC system.
Mall. We will be having a variety of items and all profits go toward the gallery HVAC system.
MAY KAPPA TAU (for MAA members only)
MAY 7TH, 10:00 - 12:00 LUNCH PROVIDED
AT SUSAN WITT'S HOME
MAY 7TH, 10:00 - 12:00 LUNCH PROVIDED
AT SUSAN WITT'S HOME
APRIL KAPPA TAU (for MAA members only)
APRIL 25TH 10:00 - 12:00 including covered dish luncheon
Polly Johnson - Box Making
APRIL 25TH 10:00 - 12:00 including covered dish luncheon
Polly Johnson - Box Making
** The Morgantown Art Association announces the winners of the Annual
Exhibit 60 Show. The juror and judge this year was Sue Archer, nationally
known and awarded watercolor artist and instructor. Winners of the awards
were:
~~"Joy Shaffer Bachman Award" for Best of Show, presented by her family:
Eddie "Spaghetti" Maier for "A Light Into Darkness",
~~WV Watercolor Society Award for Best Watercolor: Kathleen Krisner for
"Sunflowers",
~~Non-Traditional Art: First Place-"A Light Into Darkness", Eddie "Spaghetti"
Maier, Second Place- "Bouquet of Flowers" by Madge Messiora, Third Place-
"Calabash Bowl" by Alan Sexstone.
~~Prizes for Framed and Canvas Art were: The Rosalie Mollohan
Gallagher Memorial Award for First Place, presented by Lisa and Allen Burns:
Fred Stansberry for "Seeing Dots", Second Place- "Sunflowers" by Kathleen
Krisner, Third Place- "Star Wars" by Terry Tusing.
~~Photography Awards : First Place-"Autumns End" by Julie Sexstone, Second
Place- "Cityscape" by Carol Coffman, Third Place- "Lake Fog" by Jeff
Rushford. Honorable Mention: "Flood Plain" by Jenny Wilson, "Walk of The Sage"
by Andrzej Jaworski.
The Show will hand through the months of April and May.
Exhibit 60 Show. The juror and judge this year was Sue Archer, nationally
known and awarded watercolor artist and instructor. Winners of the awards
were:
~~"Joy Shaffer Bachman Award" for Best of Show, presented by her family:
Eddie "Spaghetti" Maier for "A Light Into Darkness",
~~WV Watercolor Society Award for Best Watercolor: Kathleen Krisner for
"Sunflowers",
~~Non-Traditional Art: First Place-"A Light Into Darkness", Eddie "Spaghetti"
Maier, Second Place- "Bouquet of Flowers" by Madge Messiora, Third Place-
"Calabash Bowl" by Alan Sexstone.
~~Prizes for Framed and Canvas Art were: The Rosalie Mollohan
Gallagher Memorial Award for First Place, presented by Lisa and Allen Burns:
Fred Stansberry for "Seeing Dots", Second Place- "Sunflowers" by Kathleen
Krisner, Third Place- "Star Wars" by Terry Tusing.
~~Photography Awards : First Place-"Autumns End" by Julie Sexstone, Second
Place- "Cityscape" by Carol Coffman, Third Place- "Lake Fog" by Jeff
Rushford. Honorable Mention: "Flood Plain" by Jenny Wilson, "Walk of The Sage"
by Andrzej Jaworski.
The Show will hand through the months of April and May.
** KAPPA TAU (for MAA members only)
MARCH 12TH 10:00 - 12:00 including covered dish luncheon
Sue Crist - How to make pop-ups
MARCH 12TH 10:00 - 12:00 including covered dish luncheon
Sue Crist - How to make pop-ups
**PLEXYGLASS PRINTING Eddie Spaghetti
Saturday, January 26th at The Morgantown Art Association Gallery
11:00-4:00 cost is $40 per participant... half price for kids under 12 with adult.
All materials included.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJACt2klrb0
Thanks to the Snake artist for all his expertise
Make artwork like Rembrandt! Even if drawing is challenging for you, this printmaking class guarantees success. Drypoint printmaking uses plexiglass to imprint images. Because Plexiglass is clear artwork can be traced from sketchbooks, photographs, or other images. Using the dry point printmaking method, we will scratch into plexiglass to create an image. To make a print, the scratched plate is inked all over, then wiped off the surface leaving only ink in the scratched lines. The plate is then put through a press together with a sheet of paper, making a print. This process can be repeated many times to make several prints. Drypoint offers the ability to explore line quality and detail in drawing. You will leave with prints perfect for framing.
Saturday, January 26th at The Morgantown Art Association Gallery
11:00-4:00 cost is $40 per participant... half price for kids under 12 with adult.
All materials included.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJACt2klrb0
Thanks to the Snake artist for all his expertise
Make artwork like Rembrandt! Even if drawing is challenging for you, this printmaking class guarantees success. Drypoint printmaking uses plexiglass to imprint images. Because Plexiglass is clear artwork can be traced from sketchbooks, photographs, or other images. Using the dry point printmaking method, we will scratch into plexiglass to create an image. To make a print, the scratched plate is inked all over, then wiped off the surface leaving only ink in the scratched lines. The plate is then put through a press together with a sheet of paper, making a print. This process can be repeated many times to make several prints. Drypoint offers the ability to explore line quality and detail in drawing. You will leave with prints perfect for framing.
** FEBRUARY KAPPA TAU (for MAA members only)
Thursday,
February 14th
10:00 - 12:00
followed by a covered dish luncheon
WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP
ISABEL HERNANDEZ (with the help of a video)
Painting a mountainside lake
Thursday,
February 14th
10:00 - 12:00
followed by a covered dish luncheon
WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP
ISABEL HERNANDEZ (with the help of a video)
Painting a mountainside lake
JANE CARDI'S COLD WAX WORKSHOP
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19TH, 10:00A.M. - 2:00P.M. COST $30
This is a fun class that is on all levels, beginners a good way to work with oils for the first time.
SUPPLIES NEEDED:
4 PAINTING PANELS: AMPERSAND BRAND GESSO BOARDS OR CLAY BOARDS FROM DICK BLICK. (PROVIDED)
10 COLORS OF OIL PAINTS AND OR OIL BARS OR STICKS (NOT WATER SOLUBLE)
COLD WAX MEDIUM: DORLANDS OR GAMBLIN ARE GOOD. (PROVIDED)
A SOFT RUBBER BRAYER
OLD BRUSHES AND ANYTHING TO CREATE TEXTURE AND MOVE THE MEDIA AROUND (TOOTH BRUSH,
YARN, DISH BRUSH, SQUEEEGEE, PALLETTE KNIVES, RUBBER SPATULA, ETC)
PAPER TOWELS, RUBBER GLOVES, APRON (WE’LL GET MESSY)
ODERLESS SOLVENT (GAMSOL OR TURPENOID (PROVIDED)
PALETTE PAPER OR FREEZER PAPER
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19TH, 10:00A.M. - 2:00P.M. COST $30
This is a fun class that is on all levels, beginners a good way to work with oils for the first time.
SUPPLIES NEEDED:
4 PAINTING PANELS: AMPERSAND BRAND GESSO BOARDS OR CLAY BOARDS FROM DICK BLICK. (PROVIDED)
10 COLORS OF OIL PAINTS AND OR OIL BARS OR STICKS (NOT WATER SOLUBLE)
COLD WAX MEDIUM: DORLANDS OR GAMBLIN ARE GOOD. (PROVIDED)
A SOFT RUBBER BRAYER
OLD BRUSHES AND ANYTHING TO CREATE TEXTURE AND MOVE THE MEDIA AROUND (TOOTH BRUSH,
YARN, DISH BRUSH, SQUEEEGEE, PALLETTE KNIVES, RUBBER SPATULA, ETC)
PAPER TOWELS, RUBBER GLOVES, APRON (WE’LL GET MESSY)
ODERLESS SOLVENT (GAMSOL OR TURPENOID (PROVIDED)
PALETTE PAPER OR FREEZER PAPER
