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Tuesday 4 September 2018
7th Annual Fall Exhibition & Sale of Original Art
Join the artists of Arts Northeast for our 7th Annual Fall Exhibition and Sale of Original Artwork.
FREE ADMISSION, SPECIAL PRICING and NO TAX!
We will have over 75 pieces of original artwork on display - various sizes and mediums, including watercolour, oil, acrylic, encaustic, alcohol ink, glow-in-the-dark, and mixed media.
Sneak previews of artwork will be posted here leading up to the show! Check back often.
Tuesday 24 October 2017
Saturday 1 April 2017
FEBRUARY CHALLENGE
February's challenge was to interpret the poem Snowflakes by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
It was interesting challenge for sure.
Joan Roberts Alcohol Ink "Bright Moon"
February's challenge was to interpret the poem Snowflakes by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
It was interesting challenge for sure.
Dora Cooper Watercolour "Over the Woodlands Brown & Bare"
Michelle Whitten LaCour Watercolour "Poem of the Air"
As you can see, each artist took away a very different interpretation of the poem.
Wednesday 15 February 2017
JANUARY ART CHALLENGE
January's challenge proved to be an interesting one. Entitled "Do You See What I See?", our challenge was to pick a photo from a total of ten photos that we submitted to the group. The photos submitted should have had interesting areas in the composition. We could do a painting approximately 8 x 10 of the winning photo. The winner was a photo of Swift Current with its autumn colours. Several of us picked a section of the photo to paint, while others painted the more expansive composition. After the paintings were completed, we met for a critique and general discussion of the challenge. Thanks Pat for an interesting exercise. Our next challenge is to interpret the poem "Snowflakes" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Here are the paintings we completed for the challenge.
January's challenge proved to be an interesting one. Entitled "Do You See What I See?", our challenge was to pick a photo from a total of ten photos that we submitted to the group. The photos submitted should have had interesting areas in the composition. We could do a painting approximately 8 x 10 of the winning photo. The winner was a photo of Swift Current with its autumn colours. Several of us picked a section of the photo to paint, while others painted the more expansive composition. After the paintings were completed, we met for a critique and general discussion of the challenge. Thanks Pat for an interesting exercise. Our next challenge is to interpret the poem "Snowflakes" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Here are the paintings we completed for the challenge.
"Autumn in Swift Current" watercolour 8" x 10"
Dora Cooper
"Fall Colours" watercolour 7" x 10.5"
Michelle Whitten LaCour
"Swift Current Splendor" watercolour 8" x 10"
Pat Hayden Ryan
"Untitled" alcohol ink 6" x 9"
Joan Roberts
Wednesday 14 December 2016
NOVEMBER ART CHALLENGE
This post is long overdue, please accept our apologies. The Fall season has quickly been taken over by cold and snowy days. Although the fall colour has long waned, we take one last look at the richness of colour that is harvest time.
There is no challenge for December as everyone is busy with preparations for the holiday season. Here are the paintings we completed for the challenge.
This post is long overdue, please accept our apologies. The Fall season has quickly been taken over by cold and snowy days. Although the fall colour has long waned, we take one last look at the richness of colour that is harvest time.
There is no challenge for December as everyone is busy with preparations for the holiday season. Here are the paintings we completed for the challenge.
Pat Hayden Ryan "Celebrating the Harvest" 8" x 10" watercolour
Joan Roberts "Pumpkins" 5" x 7" alcohol ink
Dora Cooper "Thoughts of Rose Hip Jelly" 6" x 9" watercolour
Michelle Whitten LaCour "Indian Corn" 14" x 20" watercolour
Friday 21 October 2016
A new season for Art Challenges!
This month we usher in fall, a delightful time for an artist. Rich in colour, fall inspires us to get back to painting after our successful fall show on October 1st.
We are restarting our monthly art challenges with a theme of "Harvest Time". As usual, the medium and style of the painting is left to each artist to decide and we are free to interpret the subject in our own way. The challenge runs until Nov 20, 2016 when we will unveil our paintings to you.
Feel free to paint your interpretation and share it with us.
Happy Fall and Happy Painting!!!!
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