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66th
Aqueous International Exhibition
October 6 - November 3, 2012
Third Street Gallery Carnegie, PA 15106
Opening Reception
Saturday October 6th, 2012
Miles
Batt
Juror of awards
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Miles
Batt, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is nationally known for
a singularly personal style that emphasizes an inimitable
perception of the world around him. His credentials include
over two hundred twenty five major awards. Elected to fifteen
watercolor societies, including NWS, AWS, and Watercolor USA
Honor Society, he is the author of, THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO
CREATIVE WATERCOLOR.
"Rather than replicate the limitless unorganized natural
world, my desire is to invent a visual condensation that allows
nature to reassert itself within the boundaries of the two
dimensional surface. Aside from the capacity to accomplish
essences, (thingness), more importantly, abstract forms create
a formal universe parallel to creation at large." |
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Waterworks 2012 will continue to offer an excellent
opportunity for all PWS members to showcase new work
in water media.
to
be held at Fein
Art Gallery
from May 11th - June 15th 2012. Awards given at the
opening reception.
by
Kathleen Zimbickie
Download
Waterworks Prospectus
Digital
Images: If you would like to to have your
work potentially publicized, please email a high quality
jpeg to bwinsand@yahoo.com
Juror
of Awards Adam Welch
Adam
Welch is an Artist and Curator who has been exhibited
regionally and internationally. He is the recipient
of the 2009 Individual Artists Fellowship in Installation/Sculpture
from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and was
awarded the 2008 Emerging Artist of the Year by the
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts.
Entry
and Fee: A $15 fee must accompany your entry
and must be recieved by April 25th 2012 Please make
check payable toPWS and mail to Sue Schneider, 511
Bevington Rd. PGH, PA 15221
Drop
off: May 5 from 2 to 4 pm(Jurying will begin
at 4pm. Work must be framed, wired and ready for hanging
with the ID label attached to the back.
Kathleen Zimbickie
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Miles
Batt Workshop
Workshop
Description:
Miles
Batt, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is nationally known for
a singularly personal style that emphasizes an inimitable
perception of the world around him. His credentials include
over two hundred twenty five major awards. Elected to fifteen
watercolor societies, including NWS, AWS, and Watercolor
USA Honor Society, he is the author of, THE COMPLETE GUIDE
TO CREATIVE WATERCOLOR.
"Rather than replicate the limitless unorganized natural
world, my desire is to invent a visual condensation that
allows nature to reassert itself within the boundaries of
the two dimensional surface. Aside from the capacity to
accomplish essences, (thingness), more importantly, abstract
forms create a formal universe parallel to creation at large."
Location: Third
Street Gallery Carnegie, PA 15106
October 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th 009:00
am to 4:00 pm
Refreshments/Lunch: Coffee and morning treats will be provided.
A number of restaurants are located nearby or you may bring
your lunch.
Tuition: $375.00 includes four full days of instruction
and plenty of painting time.
MAXIMUM NUMBER: The maximum number of students is 20 for
this workshop.
WORKSHOP CUT OFF DATE: September 25, 2012
Enrollment: A non-refundable deposit of $200.00 is due by
August 1, 2011 and will reserve your space in the workshop.
The balance of $175.00 will be due by September 15, 2011.
Make your check, payable to Pittsburgh Watercolor Society
and mail to: Linda Kaufmann c/o PWS 555 Mifflin Ave. Pittsburgh,
PA 15221
After you have made your final payment, if you are unable
to attend we will issue a refund, less the $200.00 deposit,
provided that a replacement can be found. This is a four
day workshop. A participant may not split class time with
another artist.
Questions: E-mail to Barry Winsand at Bwinsand@yahoo.com
First Come First Served! The workshop will fill quickly,
so dont delay! |
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Aqueous Exhibitions Catalog PDF Archives |
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the begining of our organization, we have relied on the volunteer
efforts of both members and non members to manage and run our
affairs. Go to the exhibitions archive page and as you browse
through our storied history, you will get a better appreciation
about the magnatude of those volunteer efforts. |
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