Fall Art Show - "Local Inspiration"

at Windridge Vineyards  

Key dates

• Show Dates:  Sept. 25 - Dec. 29
• Registration: Aug. 17 - 30   
• Curated Art Selection:  Sept. 9
• Artwork Drop Off:  Sept. 23, 10 am - noon
• Meet the Artists: Nov. 7,  5:00 - 8:00pm Windridge Tasting Room 
• Art Pick Up:  December 30, 10am - noon

Abandoned by Rona Siskind    

Theme for Submissions: Local Inspiration -- Artists are asked to submit art that is influenced or inspired by those things or places encounter in your everyday lives. Unique characteristics of a particular place can find its way into your art; or the crunching of fallen leaves as you step on them can be your inspiration.    

Number of Artworks Allowed:  MAA Members are invited to submit for consideration up to 2 artworks that meet the theme - Local Inspirations. Artists may submit work in any of the following categories: 

• • Natural Landscapes, Maritime, and Seascapes
  • Cityscapes, Townscapes, Urbanscapes 
  • Still Life 
  • Abstract Art 
  • Portraiture - People and Animals 

Eligible Media:  2D works in oil, acrylic, watercolor, mixed media, pastel, encaustic, hand-pulled prints, drawing/ink mediums, textile and photography.  3D works wall hung works, such as mosaics or fused glass, wood and clay are included in this show.  

Cost: There is no cost to submit your work to for consideration. If your artwork is selected by the curators, a fee of $10 will be required at the time of art drop off. 

Selection Process:  Submitted artwork will be selected by the vineyard owners.  Approximately 18 - 25 selected works will be exhibited for a three month period.  All artwork must be for sale. Windridge will notify artists when work is sold.  Windridge will provide payment to the artist, less a 20% commission. 

Replacement of Sold Artwork:  Sold artworks may be replaced by the artist with a similarly sized piece during the 3 month show period.  Replacement artwork must be done through the MAA Show Manager. Artists are not to contact the staff at Windridge Vineyard to replace artwork. 

Membership Requirement:  You must be a MAA member to register for this show.  If you need to renew your membership go to Join MAA.

Show Prospectus:  Please read the SHOW PROPSECTUS for show registration requirements and details. 

Show Manager:  Kathy Tynan

Hope to see your artwork in the show -- If you have any questions contact the MAA show manager Kathy Tynan ( kftynan@gmail.com or maaartists@gmail.com)

Registration Closed

Art Show at Kensington Park Library

"Autumn's Transformation"

October 1 - 31, 2024

Kensington Park Library, 4201 Knowles Ave. Kensington, MD 20895

Key Dates

Show Date:  October 1 - 31

Registration Open:  September 15 - 27

Earlier if show capacity is reached

Drop Off:  October 1, 10:30am - 12:30pm

Hanging:  October 1, 12:30 - 2:30pm

Pick Up:  October 31, 10:30am - noon 

Show Theme:  "Autumn's Transformation"

Our fall show at Kensington Park Library in Kensington Maryland is all about the spectacular transition time of Fall. The lush greens of summer to a palette of fiery hues serves as a gentle reminder. Change, though sometimes enveloping us in a cocoon of uncertainty, can unravel into something extraordinarily beautiful. The interpretation of the theme is all yours! 

SHOW PROSPECTUS Contains important preparation details

Tall Trees, Morning Light by Patrick Sieg

Eligible Media:  

• 2D Artwork:  Oil, acrylic, watercolor, mixed media, pastel, encaustic, drawings/inks, hand-pulled prints, fused glass, textile-fiber arts, and photography.  All 2D artwork must meet MAA framing requirements and wiring standards. *See framing guidance here: FRAMING GUIDANCE.
• 3D Artwork:  fused glass, mosaic, clay, wood and/or metal. Up to 6 pieces of Sculpture work will be exhibited in the glass display case.
• Artwork Limit: 25 wall hung pieces and Six 3D works.

Artwork Size:

• All wall-hung framed artwork must not exceed 28x30"
• 3D works are to be sized no larger than 15” H x 10” W x 8” D. 
  

Show Fee: $10

• You must be a MAA member to register for this show.

Volunteers Needed:

• This show requires Volunteers for a variety of tasks; Art check-in, hanging/labeling and art pick-up. Upon completion of your art registration, please check off one of the Volunteer tasks. Thank you!

Show manager: Cecelia M. Laurendeau cmlaurendeau@gmail.com

Key Dates

Show Dates:  October 13 - November 27

Registration:  September 10 - 24

Drop Off:  October 7, 11:00am - 1:30pm

Art Hanging:  October 8, 10:00am -noon

Labels:  October 8, 11:30 - 1:00pm

Meet the Artists & Awards: October 13, 1:30-3:30pm 

Pick Up:  December 3, 10:00am - 1:00pm

Theme:  Autumn Colors and Reflections....

One of the most defining characteristics of the fall season is the new colors that fill the landscape with the falling leaves turning to red, yellow, and orange. Van Gogh was struck by the beauty of falling leaves.  Monet 's work Autumn on the Seine used muted autumnal colors mirrored in the water below.  But let's not limit our subject choices to traditional fall landscapes -- there are exciting cityscapes that incorporate the rich colors of fall too.  

Bright Morning Celebration by Robert Walter 

Judge -- We are honored to have Jordan Bruns award prizes of recognition for this show.   Jordan has been a resident artist in the Chautauqua Tower at Glen Echo Park, Maryland, for the past 15 years. Over the last two decades, he has been creating both abstract and representational works while teaching the craft of drawing and painting for most of this time.  To learn more about Jordan Bruns go to his website The Art of Jordan Bruns

Register Now -- MAA artists are invited to submit works with the show theme in mind. 

Note: When registering -- For ticket type  - select only For 2D and 3D art registrants. 

Number of Works Allowed:  MAA members are invited to submit:

• Up to 2 artwork entries in either 2D or 3D.  The gallery can accommodate around 110  2D pieces and 10-12 3D works.  
  
• Optional 3rd Work:  Artists may register a 3rd work at the time of show registration.  This 3rd work will be added to the show based on the order of registration if it doesn't fill up by September 24. 
  

Eligible Media:  

• 2D artwork:  Oil, acrylic, watercolor, mixed media, pastel, encaustic, drawing/ink mediums, hand-pulled prints, fused glass, textile-fiber arts, and photography.  All 2D artwork must meet MAA framing requirements and wiring standards.  
• • See framing guidance FRAMING GUIDANCE.
• 3D art work:  fused glass, mosaic, clay, wood and/or metal.  Sculpture work will be displayed on pedestals or elevated spaces.  (up to 12 total pieces). 

Awards:  There will be 2 categories to be judged in this show; 2 Dimensional work and 3 Dimensional work.   1st, 2nd, 3rd awards will be given in each of the two categories.  Honorable mention awards will be given across both categories.  Awards will be presented by Jordan Bruns at the Meet the Artists on Sunday, October 13, 1:30 - 3:30pm 

Show Prospectus: Please read the SHOW PROSPECTUS for all show requirements and information. 

Volunteers Needed:  Volunteers will be needed for a variety of tasks to support this show.  While registering your artwork - please also check off one of the volunteer tasks for this show.  We will need help with art check in, art hanging and putting up labels, meet the artists, and art pick up.  Thank you for Volunteering.

Glenview Mansion Art Gallery:  The gallery is located at 603 Edmonston Dr. at the Rockville Civic Center.  The gallery is open on weekdays, Monday - Friday 9:00am - 4:30pm.  Please check the  Glenview Mansion website before visiting.

• Art Sales at Glenview:  Glenview Art Gallery sales run about 10-12% of work shown at exhibits. See show prospectus for additional detail about sales and City of Rockville commission.  All works must be for sale. 
  

MAA Membership Requirement:   Annual membership (new or renewal) is required prior to registration for this show. If you are not yet a member and wish to participate in the show, please sign up for membership by clicking JOIN MAA.

Contact: Direct all questions about this show to Kathy Tynan, Show Manager at kftynan@gmail.com.  

Thank You:  Patrick and Lisa Sieg for their invaluable support working with the city of  Rockville to make this show happen. Pat and Lisa are responsible to the City of Rockville for overseeing and assisting in the all art shows at Glenview. For the MAA Fall Reflections art show, Lisa will be curating as well as managing the art hanging process.   

Image provided by the model (photo credit: Cat Mason)

MAA Members AND Non-members may join figure model sessions!

MAA Figure Model Sundays continues!  The Montgomery Art Association and The Compass Atelier are partnering to offer in-person figure model sessions on select Sundays. The 3-hour sessions are moderated but uninstructed, providing artists with focused practice time in the studio. Bring along any drawing or painting media that suits you.

Sessions will include short poses ranging from 2 to 15 minutes, with a final long pose lasting about an hour.  Models usually will be nude or semi-nude unless otherwise indicated in the event details below.  Beginning with our July 2024 sessions, both MAA members and non-members are welcome to register. MAA members may also register a non-member guest as well (the non-member price will apply). All attendees must be 18 years of age or older. 

We are offering morning AND afternoon sessions on each select Sunday. Morning sessions are 9:00 am to noon ET; Afternoon sessions are 1:00 pm ET to 4:00 pm ET.  

Cost of each session to register:

• MAA members:  $10 per person, per session
  
• Non-MAA members:  $20 per person, per session
  

If you're not able to join in person, we also offer a Zoom option.

Figure Model Sunday event dates and models for July and August 2024 include:

• October 6, 2024 - No session
• October 13, 2024 - Morning and Afternoon - Charles
• October 20, 2024 - Morning and Afternoon - Jay
• October 27, 2024 - Morning and Afternoon - Jess

(If any changes to the above schedule occur, MAA will post as soon as practicable.  Event details below are for the October 27 Morning session only; the October 27 afternoon session is found here.  Upcoming Figure Model Sunday sessions will be posted separately.)

DETAILS 

• Date: Sunday, October 27, 2024
• Time:  Morning Session: 9:00 am ET - 12:00 pm ET
• Model: Jess (@gingerbosslady_ on Instagram).
• Poses: Subject to change.  Tentative pose schedule:  5 x 2 minutes, 4 x 5 minutes, break, 3 x 10 minutes, 2 x 15 minutes, break, long pose for remainder of session (with breaks every 20 minutes until end of session). Model will be unclothed or wearing light clothing or costume. 
• Number of in-person participants: 15.   Advanced registration required; no drop ins.  And even once we reach the in-person studio limit, don't worry - you can still attend using the Zoom option (see below).
• Zoom option: Sign up using the Zoom registrant button; the Zoom link will be sent to you in your confirmation email and in a reminder email the day before.
• Cost: 

MAA members:  $10 per session in person or via Zoom.

Non-MAA members (including non-member guests of MAA members):  $20 per session in person or via Zoom.

Each session runs for 3 hours. Artists may register for both morning and afternoon sessions on the same day if sessions remain available; the registration fee applies for each session.

• Cancellation policy: Cancellations three or more days before the session will result in a full refund. The session is nonrefundable (but transferrable to an artist friend) two days or fewer before the session.
• What to expect: Easels, chairs, and tabourets are available for your use. Please bring all other materials you'll need. Food/drink is permitted. Sinks/restrooms are available. Models and participants should be up to date on Covid-19 vaccinations. Face masks are optional; decisions by models or artists to wear face coverings will be respected. In the spirit of community, all artists are asked to help put away equipment at the end of the session.
• Photos/screenshots: This model permits photos/screenshots. $10 fee is payable directly to the model via cash or Venmo.
• Getting there: The Compass Art Center building is at 10335 Kensington Parkway, Kensington, MD. A free parking lot is behind the building.
• Questions: Contact Frank Mancino at maaprograms23@gmail.com.

Image provided by the model (photo credit: Cat Mason)

Both MAA Members AND Non-members may register for figure model sessions!

MAA Figure Model Sundays continues!  The Montgomery Art Association and The Compass Atelier are partnering to offer in-person figure model sessions on select Sundays. The 3-hour sessions are moderated but uninstructed, providing artists with focused practice time in the studio. Bring along any drawing or painting media that suits you.

Sessions will include short poses ranging from 2 to 15 minutes, with a final long pose lasting about an hour.  Models usually will be nude or semi-nude unless otherwise indicated in the event details below.  Beginning with our July 2024 sessions, both MAA members and non-members are welcome to register. MAA members may also register a non-member guest as well (the non-member price will apply). All attendees must be 18 years of age or older. 

We are offering morning AND afternoon sessions on each select Sunday. Morning sessions are 9:00 am to noon ET; Afternoon sessions are 1:00 pm ET to 4:00 pm ET.  

Cost of each session to register:

• MAA members:  $10 per person, per session
  
• Non-MAA members:  $20 per person, per session
  

If you're not able to join in person, we also offer a Zoom option.

Figure Model Sunday event dates and models for October 2024 include:

• October 6, 2024 - No Session
• October 13, 2024 - Morning and Afternoon - Charles
• October 20, 2024 - Morning and Afternoon - Jay
• October 27, 2024 - Morning and Afternoon - Jess

(If any changes to the above schedule occur, MAA will post as soon as practicable.  Event details below are for the October 27 Afternoon session only; the October 27 morning session is found here.  Upcoming Figure Model Sunday sessions will be posted separately.)

DETAILS 

• Date: Sunday, October 27, 2024
• Time:  Afternoon Session: 1:00 pm ET - 4:00 pm ET
• Model: Jess (@gingerbosslady_ on Instagram).
• Poses: Subject to change.  Tentative pose schedule:  5 x 2 minutes, 4 x 5 minutes, break, 3 x 10 minutes, 2 x 15 minutes, break, long pose for remainder of session (with breaks every 20 minutes until end of session). Model will be unclothed or wearing light clothing or costume. 
• Number of in-person participants: 15.   Advanced registration required; no drop ins.  And even once we reach the in-person studio limit, don't worry - you can still attend using the Zoom option (see below).
• Zoom option: Sign up using the Zoom registrant button; the Zoom link will be sent to you in your confirmation email and in a reminder email the day before.
• Cost: 

MAA members:  $10 per session in person or via Zoom.

Non-MAA members (including non-member guests of MAA members):  $20 per session in person or via Zoom.

Each session runs for 3 hours. Artists may register for both morning and afternoon sessions on the same day if sessions remain available; the registration fee applies for each session.

• Cancellation policy: Cancellations three or more days before the session will result in a full refund. The session is nonrefundable (but transferrable to an artist friend) two days or fewer before the session.
• What to expect: Easels, chairs, and tabourets are available for your use. Please bring all other materials you'll need. Food/drink is permitted. Sinks/restrooms are available. Models and participants should be up to date on Covid-19 vaccinations. Face masks are optional; decisions by models or artists to wear face coverings will be respected. In the spirit of community, all artists are asked to help put away equipment at the end of the session.
• Photos/screenshots: This model permits photos/screenshots. $10 fee is payable directly to the model via cash or Venmo.
• Getting there: The Compass Art Center building is at 10335 Kensington Parkway, Kensington, MD. A free parking lot is behind the building.
• Questions: Contact Frank Mancino at maaprograms23@gmail.com.

"Exploring Color, Shape, and Texture"

Registration is now closed as the show has reached capacity. 

November 3 - December 15, 2024

Key Dates

·       Show Dates:  November 3 - December 15

·       Registration open:  September 15 - September 29

·       Drop off:  Monday, October 28, 9am-11am

·       Reception: Sunday, November 17, 12pm-3pm

·       Pick Up Unsold Artwork:  Monday, Dec.16, 9:00am - 11:00am 

Theme:  "Exploring Color, Shape, and Texture"  

MAA is pleased to be co-hosting, in conjunction with Bender Jewish Community Center (JCC) of Greater Washington Goldman Art Gallery in Rockville, a new exhibition and sale entitled Exploring Color, Shape, and Texture. 

The gallery is the perfect venue to showcase MAA artists and their unique works of art which, with a wide range of styles and medium are sure to dazzle everyone who visits the exhibit. 

Eligible Media:  

• 2D artwork:  Oil, acrylic, watercolor, mixed media, pastel, encaustic, drawing/ink mediums, hand-pulled prints, fused glass, textile-fiber arts, and photography.  All 2D artwork must meet MAA framing requirements and wiring standards.  See framing guidance FRAMING GUIDANCE.
• 3D art work:  fused glass, mosaic, clay, wood and/or metal.  Sculpture work will be displayed on pedestals or elevated spaces.  (up to 6 total pieces).

Membership: You must be a Montgomery Art Association member in good standing to enter this show.

Number of Works and Sizes: Allowed:  MAA members are invited to submit:

• Two Dimensional Artwork:  1 artwork entry per member.  We will accept 8 works that are up to 48" (that could be a 24x48" or a 48x48") and 55 smaller works of various sizes not to exceed 32" on any side.  The gallery will accommodate approximately 63 wall artworks in total.  We cannot accept anymore 2-D artwork as registration for all 2-D artwork has reached capacity. 
• Three Dimensional Artwork:  1 artwork in 3D sculpture category per member  A total of six 3D sculptures will be accepted in this show.  3D work will be displayed on pedestals or larger sculpture can be shown as a floor piece. We have two remaining slots for 3-D artwork that can be displayed on a pedestal. 
• Optional 2nd artwork  in either 2D or 3D:  Members may register a second work, which will be added to the show in order of registration if space is available.  The show manager will notify members whose second work is accepted soon after registration closes. 

Framing and Wiring:  Please use this link Framing and Wiring for requirements for framing and wiring your art.  

Show Prospectus: Please review the SHOW PROSPECTUS for all show requirements.  

Volunteers Needed:  Volunteers will be needed for a variety of tasks to support this show.  While registering your artwork - please also check off one of the volunteer tasks for this show.  We will need help with:

• Art Drop Off 
  
• Exhibit Curation
• Reception
• Reception Photographer
• Art Pick Up 

Thank you for Volunteering!   

Note:  All submissions will be reviewed to ensure submissions meet the JCC Bender Goldman Gallery's goal of presenting exemplary visual arts for diverse audiences. 

About the Goldman Art Gallery: Focusing on meaningful, inclusive exhibits depicting experiences, identity, and culture.  The Goldman Gallery is a warm and welcoming space. It Is housed in the Bender JCC building, which is home to dozens of classes and activities each week. Daily foot traffic is robust. Learn more.

Questions: Contact show manager Rona Siskind email: rsiskind@gmail.com.

MAA is Excited to Announce Fall Workshops

with Carol Moore

November 9th
1pm - 3pm 

At Oasis Learning Center & Gallery 

Needle Felting is all the rage and is fun and easy to learn!

We are thrilled to announce that the Montgomery Art Association is hosting Carol Moore's Needle Felting Workshop in collaboration with the Oasis Art Gallery on Saturday, November 9th!

In this class you will learn how to needle felt with wool fibers on a two dimensional surface with 3 dimension elements.

Join us and bring a friend for an afternoon of creative exploration, fun, and learning.  The workshop is tailored to all art skill levels.  We can't wait to see you there to felt together.

Supplies: Workshop participants will be provided with all supplies needed to complete their needle felting project

Fee:  $30 per MAA member registration fee. $40 non-MAA member fee registration.  Participants must be 18 years or older

Workshop Limit:  Total number of participants for this workshop is 12.

Workshop Location: Oasis Learn Center, Macy’s Home Store (2nd floor) 7125 Democracy Blvd, Bethesda, MD 20817.

Directions: Click this link for Directions to Oasis Learning Center & Gallery

Workshop Instructor:  The workshop will be led by Carol Moore, A native of Maryland.  Carol studied Graphic Design at UMBC in Baltimore, MD. On her artistic journey she has been a Technical Illustrator, Paste-up Artist, Art Director for two different retail companies, Mural Painter, Drama Set Designer/ Painter and an Artist in Residence in Montgomery County Public Schools. However, nothing has been more fulfilling than her explorations in Printmaking. She first fell in love with Printmaking while taking a college intaglio course back in the 80’s. In 2010 Carol went back to school at Montgomery College in Rockville, Maryland where she rediscovered intaglio and other forms of Printmaking. It was there that she earned her certificate in Studio Printmaking.  

Register  today -- by clicking the registration button on this page. 

Questions:  Please contact Angie Coulson with questions about this workshop.  

You are invited to a special IN PERSON conversation with

Date & Time: November 12, 2024, 7 - 8pm

Location: Kensington Park Library, 4201 Knowles Ave, Kensington, MD 

About the presentation: 

Martha Spak is an award-winning artist and creative entrepreneur based in Maryland. A self-taught artist, Martha began her art career with painting and became a licensed artist in 2008. Her 2D art is distributed through various channels, with reproductions available in national retail chains. Her work has garnered attention in national publications and has been featured in

television series and movies.

In 2011, she founded Martha Spak Fine Arts LLC, a creative design firm that showcases a diverse portfolio of notable commercial spaces, public art installations, and private residences throughout the country. Martha excels in finding creative solutions through collaborative partnerships, focusing on site-specific art that engages and uplifts communities and neighborhoods.

With over twenty-five years of professional experience, Martha is best known for her abstract paintings and sculptures. Her work has earned her several public art projects and grants, with her 3D sculptures including Art in Public Places.

Martha opened her namesake gallery, the Martha Spak Gallery in 2017 and curated 48 shows and exhibited a remarkable collection of art showcasing many of the finest artists in the nation’s capital. She has curated independent projects, regularly programs alternative arts spaces, and is involved in the mid-Atlantic arts community. She is a grant panelist for DC Arts and Humanities Council, a Trustee for the Rehoboth Art League, and an Artist in Residence at Georgetown University Lombardi Cancer Center. She is currently working on a second series of sculptures for Kirkland, WA and a collection of paintings for Children’s National Hospital.

Martha's recent works include lyrical sculptures crafted from aluminum, fiberglass, and wood.

About Her Talk

"The Healing Power of Art" an inspiring talk on how creative expression can promote emotional and physical healing. She’ll share highlights from her recent exhibitions and current focus on the transformative impact of art in healthcare settings, schools, and public spaces.

This presentation is ideal for artists and attendees eager to grow their art businesses. Discover how to identify themes that resonate with different audiences, whether it’s fostering community connection, addressing social issues, or enhancing the environment of public spaces. We’ll explore how artists can create meaningful collaborations that elevate their practice while making a positive impact in various communities. This presentation will aim to inspire you to expand your creative journey beyond traditional venues along with practical tips to elevate your art business.

For more info visit her website:  www.marthaspak.com

For questions about this event, please contact Hiral Joshi

MAA is Excited to Announce Fall Workshops

with Beverley Hunter

December 8th
1pm - 4pm 

At Oasis Learning Center & Gallery 

Direct Method Mosaic is for ALL levels!

We are thrilled to announce that the Montgomery Art Association is hosting Beverly Hunter's Magical Mixed Media Mosaic Workshop in collaboration with the Oasis Art Gallery on Sunday, December 8th!

No previous experience is required, all you need is a passion for color, texture and an openness to creativity, and originality!

“With this hands-on experience, I hope to inspire everyone to love the most addictive art form ever!” ~ Beverley Hunter

You’ll have a selection of substrates to work on and a wide variety of inspiring materials to choose from. Feel free to mix and match, experimenting with ceramic tiles, jewelry, glass gems, charms, rhinestones, beads, and found objects! Get a sneak peek into what years of collecting materials looks like!

We’ll cover an introduction to adhesives, sources for materials and substrates, and the 3 basic elements of mosaic art: cutting, gluing, and grouting. Some work outside of class will be required - you’ll receive grout to complete your piece when it is done.

By the end, you'll take home a one-of-a-kind masterpiece—your very own creation!

Join us and bring a friend for an afternoon of creative exploration, fun, and learning.  The workshop is tailored to all art skill levels.  We can't wait to see you  there!

What to bring:

• Safety goggles (some will be available, but bring your own if possible)
• Snacks and drinks to keep you energized
• If you would like to bring a special item to use as your focal point: a personal treasure like a broken necklace, an ornament, a mismatched earring, or a vintage brooch, something you’ve held onto & can’t part with.

Fee:  $65 per MAA member registration fee. $75 non-MAA member fee registration. Participants must be 18 years or older.

Workshop Limit:  Total number of participants for this workshop is 18.

Workshop Location: Oasis Learning Center, Macy’s Home Store (2nd floor) 7125 Democracy Blvd, Bethesda, MD 20817 

Directions: Click this link for Directions to Oasis Learning Center & Gallery

Workshop Instructor:  Beverley received her Associates Degree in Graphic Design, Textile Design, and Fine Art from St. Albans College of Art and Design, St. Albans, England, in 1985. She then received a Bachelor of Arts with Honors Degree in Graphic Design from Canterbury College of Art/Kent Institute of Art & Design, Kent, England, in 1988.

Beverley uses many types of media in her mosaics, including glass, ceramics, beads, tiles, and unique found treasures. Because her education and professional background include graphic design, composition is in her nature. She applies this in a 3-dimensional way, creating a detailed extravaganza of tactile shape and color, which is supremely rewarding to her. Beverley is thrilled when people enjoy the artwork she has gained such satisfaction in creating. 

Register  today -- by clicking the registration button on this page. 

Questions:  Please contact  Angie Coulson  if you have any questions about this workshop.