The Fourth Annual Conference of Encaustic Painting The Fourth Annual Conference of Encaustic Painting will take place Friday-Sunday, June 11 to 13,
with three days of post-conference workshops,
June 14, 15 and 16
The Call for Proposals has been published on the Conference Blog with all specifics and guidelines.
Deadline for submitting proposals is October 19 in the office. This is not a postmark deadline.
Here is the link: http://montserratencausticconference.blogspot.com/
Gay Fay Kelly is exhibiting the encaustics of Daphne Holland.
You are invited to a reception for the artist on
Saturday, September 19, from 7-10 pm
1811 West 8th Street
Austin, Texas
512-478-7676
For more information please email me: daphne@daphneholland.com
And please visit my website: www.daphneholland.com
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Encaustic / October 15-18 / Texas / 4 Day
$675.00
Taught by Gina Adams
R&F brings Encaustic to you. Our 4 day Regional Encaustic Workshops give participants a thorough introduction to the encaustic medium method. Artists with backgrounds in almost any medium will find these workshops are an exciting opportunity to expand their visual vocabulary with wax. Some who attend have little familiarity with encaustic, others have experience working in the medium, but seek to refine their technique. The dynamic created by this diverse mix of artists adds to the learning experience and to the discovery of new techniques and applications. Class size is limited to 10 participants.
Advanced Teaching Encaustic / October 22-25 / Texas / 4 Day
$725.00
Taught by Gina Adams
A seminar for painters who are interested in learning how to teach encaustic technique as an independent artist, or for educators who want to introduce the method to their students. Led by instructor Gina Adams. Class size is limited to 10 participants.
For more info, or to register, please visit www.rfpaints.com
I wanted to take a moment and share my experience with Eco Box today. I have several shows coming up and I was in desperate need of packing supplies. I printed out the email from Sharon about our corporate discount and stopped by the store. They gave me a great deal on bubble wrap and boxes. The savings on bubble wrap alone will pay for my membership! All you have to do is stop by or call Abby Blank and she will set you up:
10615 Metric Blvd.
Austin, TX 78758
512-836-7644
512-532-9462 (fax)
Thank you to everyone that has pitched in to make this group so successful and especially to the leadership that I know are working really hard on making our group shine!
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Museum District Day &
Annual Gathering of the Guilds
Saturday, September 12
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Get ready to enjoy a free day in the Houston Museum District on Saturday, September 12. Board a free bus shuttle at any participating museum and spend the entire day exploring favorite museums and discovering new destinations. Museum District Day will feature fascinating exhibitions, hands-on activities, demonstrations and performances throughout the day. Seventeen museums will waive their general admission fee to offer the community the opportunity to enjoy the District’s diverse displays of art, science, nature and history. For full details and a list of participating museums, visit www.houstonmuseumdistrict.org.
**At HCCC, visitors will enjoy the Annual Gathering of the Guilds. Stop by to meet local artists and watch craft demonstrations all day. This year’s event will feature demos by:
• ClayHouston
• Contemporary Handweavers of Houston
• Gulf Coast Woodturners Association
• Houston Area Blacksmiths Association
• Houston Calligraphy Guild
• Houston Polymer Clay Guild
• Texas Wax
LSC-North Harris Arts
Fine Arts
SEPTEMBER ‘09
Robert McGehee – An Artist’s Journey
A commemorative exhibition of his works will be displayed from August 24 – September 18 in the Fine Arts Gallery.
Reception is September 1, 2009 @ 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Fine Arts Gallery
If anyone is in Houston during this time I encourage you to make a point of visiting his exhibition. Beautiful, thoughtful work!
Thanks,
Gwen
