ARCHIVES 2024
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** ART AT AIRPORT PROSPECTUS
“Coming Home” will be the theme of the Fall 2024 Art at the Airport show, presented by the Morgantown Art Association in conjunction with the City of Morgantown and the Morgantown Airport Authority. The show will include a special category of art with the theme “Balloons Over Morgantown,” in celebration of Balloons Over Morgantown, presented by Mercedes-Benz of Morgantown.
ELIGIBILITY: the exhibit is open to artists who are members or become members of the Morgantown Art Association at the time of the show. Membership information is available on the Association’s website, www.morgantownartassociation.com. All wall art must be properly matted/framed, wired for hanging and properly labeled. Sculptures and ceramics must be properly labeled and will be displayed in a glass-enclosed display case.
AWARDS: Cash prizes (made possible by University Motors) will be awarded as follows:
First Place $100
Second Place $75
Third Place $50
First Place—Photography $100
Second Place—Photography $75
Third Place—Photography $50
Honorable Mention (3 awards) $35 each
Best Representation of the “Balloons of Morgantown Theme” $100
(Each entry is eligible to win only one award.)
TAKE-IN: Entries should be brought to the Morgantown Airport on Monday, September 23 from 10 AM to 3 PM. Each artist will be able to enter up to four pieces in the show. All pieces must be in good condition and suitable for a show located in a public facility. Final decisions regarding acceptance of art for the show will be made by the Art at the Airport Committee. The exhibit will run thru December 2024, and artists are requested to keep entries on display for that time.
LIABILITY: Pieces of art will be given reasonable care; however, neither the City of Morgantown, the Morgantown Airport Authority nor the Morgantown Art Association assumes any liability for damage or loss of any art.
The Awards Reception, open to the public, will be held on Tuesday, October 1 from 5:30 to 7:00 PM. Prizes will be awarded at that time. Artists are encouraged to attend the reception. For questions or further information, please contact Susan Dotson via email to [email protected]
** ART AT THE AIRPORT
Theme: Fall Show. Balloon entries are welcome!
This will be a judged show and prizes will be awarded.
SEE PROSPECTUS BELOW
OCTOBER 1ST - Reception for Art at the Airport at the airport, 5:30 - 7 PM Artists are encouraged to attend
** WBOY TV NEWS COVERAGE OF THE JIANG WORKSHOP
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Morgantown Art Association hosts celebrated watercolor artist (newsbreak.com)
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Morgantown Art Association hosts celebrated watercolor artist (newsbreak.com)
** MEMBERS EXHIBIT WORK
The CO-OP 131 Pleasant Street
Morgantown, WV 26505
Exhibit will be up through August
Thursdays through Sundays beginning at 4:00 p.m.
LJ and Lisa Giuliani very graciously allowed the Morgantown Art Association to hang members’ work. The artwork will be hanging for the month of August. Hope you find something you want to purchase! There will also be matted art, photography, cards, and much more for you to choose from. Hope to see you there.
The CO-OP 131 Pleasant Street
Morgantown, WV 26505
Exhibit will be up through August
Thursdays through Sundays beginning at 4:00 p.m.
LJ and Lisa Giuliani very graciously allowed the Morgantown Art Association to hang members’ work. The artwork will be hanging for the month of August. Hope you find something you want to purchase! There will also be matted art, photography, cards, and much more for you to choose from. Hope to see you there.
** AUGUST KAPPA TAU
(for members only)
Tuesday, August 7th 10:00 - noon Lunch to follow
Instructor: Judy Hurst
"Collaged Matchbook Notepad"
Supplies: scissors, glue stick, ruler, paper cutter if you have one
(More info to come later)
(for members only)
Tuesday, August 7th 10:00 - noon Lunch to follow
Instructor: Judy Hurst
"Collaged Matchbook Notepad"
Supplies: scissors, glue stick, ruler, paper cutter if you have one
(More info to come later)
The Simplicity of Watercolor Painting Three-day workshop with JJ Jiang
Clarity. Confidence. Common sense. These are what JJ Jiang brings to his instruction. But you will quickly realize that his artistic passion and creativity underlie all that he says and does. With sincerity and good humor, JJ will share his wisdom and insights stemming from his eastern cultural background and his deep knowledge of western art. He approaches painting with a unique and refreshing perspective that he truly enjoys sharing with workshop participants! His years of teaching experience in fine art enable him to pull you in and grow in depth and confidence as an artist.
JJ’s teaching is based on his belief that certain fundamentals apply to all subject matter and even across mediums. JJ’s daily demos and talks will include clear instruction on these fundamentals: drawing, value, color, and edges. JJ will also discuss and demonstrate various techniques in watercolor, but he emphasizes the need for all artists to go beyond technique to explore their creative drive that has brought them to the easel.
In this workshop JJ will do daily step-by-step demos, give clear, brief talks, and provide individual guidance tailored to your level. To wrap up, if time allows, JJ will have a brief critique and a question & answer session each day. JJ will provide reference photos:
Day 1 Focus on landscape painting
Day 2 Focus on waterscape painting
Day 3 Focus on urbanscape painting
JJ Jiang is an award winning artist and a gifted instructor. He is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society, a signature member of Oil Painters of America, and a North Carolina Watercolor Society Master Member. Though accomplished in watercolor, he is a versatile artist - excelling in drawing, oils, Chinese brush painting, with a variety of subjects including landscape/urbanscapes, human figures and portraits, and still life.
To see student testimonials and to read JJ’s teaching statement, go to his website: https://www.jjjiang.com/workshops
Clarity. Confidence. Common sense. These are what JJ Jiang brings to his instruction. But you will quickly realize that his artistic passion and creativity underlie all that he says and does. With sincerity and good humor, JJ will share his wisdom and insights stemming from his eastern cultural background and his deep knowledge of western art. He approaches painting with a unique and refreshing perspective that he truly enjoys sharing with workshop participants! His years of teaching experience in fine art enable him to pull you in and grow in depth and confidence as an artist.
JJ’s teaching is based on his belief that certain fundamentals apply to all subject matter and even across mediums. JJ’s daily demos and talks will include clear instruction on these fundamentals: drawing, value, color, and edges. JJ will also discuss and demonstrate various techniques in watercolor, but he emphasizes the need for all artists to go beyond technique to explore their creative drive that has brought them to the easel.
In this workshop JJ will do daily step-by-step demos, give clear, brief talks, and provide individual guidance tailored to your level. To wrap up, if time allows, JJ will have a brief critique and a question & answer session each day. JJ will provide reference photos:
Day 1 Focus on landscape painting
Day 2 Focus on waterscape painting
Day 3 Focus on urbanscape painting
JJ Jiang is an award winning artist and a gifted instructor. He is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society, a signature member of Oil Painters of America, and a North Carolina Watercolor Society Master Member. Though accomplished in watercolor, he is a versatile artist - excelling in drawing, oils, Chinese brush painting, with a variety of subjects including landscape/urbanscapes, human figures and portraits, and still life.
To see student testimonials and to read JJ’s teaching statement, go to his website: https://www.jjjiang.com/workshops
** JULY KAPPA TAU
(for members only) Wednesday, July 24th, hosted by Tia Hunt 10 AM - 12 Noon then potluck lunch to share “10 Classic Design Compositions” by David M. Kessler. A short video by David M. Kessler, “10 Classic Design Compositions” will be played, with his permission. He created the video in answer to the question about how to design an abstract. These 10 elements of design are also appropriate for the composition of any paintings or drawings. There is a handout he also shared that will be used to practice the various compositions. Supplies: Watercolor paper to practice the various compositions. Your Watercolor paints and Brushes. |
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** FIRST FRIDAY FOR THE ARTS
JULY 5TH 5:00 - 9:00
MEMBERS DISPLAYING WORK AT THE ART PARTY ON 218 WALNUT STREET
JULY 5TH 5:00 - 9:00
MEMBERS DISPLAYING WORK AT THE ART PARTY ON 218 WALNUT STREET
JUNE KAPPA TAU (for members only) June 12, 2024 at 10 AM Spend the morning painting and drawing WV Botanical Gardens, 1061 Tyrone Road, Morgantown, WV CLASS LEADERS: Tia Hunt & Linda Herbst Supplies: Bring a chair, art supplies and a bag lunch |
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** MAY KAPPA TAU
(for members only)
Tuesday, May 14th 10 - noon. Lunch included
Susan Witt's house
Surprise project! Bring watercolor supplies
** KAPPA TAU (for members only)
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
10 AM - Noon in the MAA Gallery
Instructor - Linda Herbst
Doodle on a Painted Background
Supplies needed: Watercolor supplies
Watercolor paper (8x10) or watercolor cards
Permanent fine tipped marker
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
10 AM - Noon in the MAA Gallery
Instructor - Linda Herbst
Doodle on a Painted Background
Supplies needed: Watercolor supplies
Watercolor paper (8x10) or watercolor cards
Permanent fine tipped marker
** KAPPA TAU
(for members only)
Tuesday, March 19th 10 AM - Noon in the MAA Gallery
Instructors: Susan Dotson & Becky Turton
Turning Failed Watercolors into Greeting Cards
Bring a few of your less-than-successful watercolors and we'll show you how to transform them into greeting/note cards.
If you have any of these things, bring them along. We'll have these materials to share, so only bring things you have.
Failed watercolors
Scissors
Paper cutter
Liquitex acrylic medium
Scrapbook paper--especially solid colors
Blank cards/envelopes. (does not have to be watercolor paper)
(for members only)
Tuesday, March 19th 10 AM - Noon in the MAA Gallery
Instructors: Susan Dotson & Becky Turton
Turning Failed Watercolors into Greeting Cards
Bring a few of your less-than-successful watercolors and we'll show you how to transform them into greeting/note cards.
If you have any of these things, bring them along. We'll have these materials to share, so only bring things you have.
Failed watercolors
Scissors
Paper cutter
Liquitex acrylic medium
Scrapbook paper--especially solid colors
Blank cards/envelopes. (does not have to be watercolor paper)
** FEBRUARY KAPPA TAU (for members only) Thursday, February 22, 2024, 10 AM - Noon in the Gallery. INSTRUCTOR : JANE CARDI Topic: Creative drawing: non -dominant hand gesture drawing. Supplies: Drawing paper, black Tombow or micron pen, pencil, (Elegant writer, watercolor paper, and watercolors and optional) |
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