NEWSLETTER CHANGES
This is the first issue of the PAC Newsletter that will be
put on the Club website, www.paletteers.com. If you do
not have an email address on the Club address list or if
you have contacted me you will receive a hard copy just
like last year. If you wish to receive a paper copy, please
write a note to: Mary Bass c/o Paletteers Art Club, P.O.
Box 350489, Westminster, CO 80035-0489.
Since this letter will be on the Web, I will not put most
telephone numbers in it unless requested by the person
giving me the info. Any Club member can be reached at
the above P.O. Box number or the phone numbers are on
the members address list you receive every July.
Also, I would like to report sales at the various exhibits
after the exhibit changes. So, (after this letter) you will only
read about sales at Northglenn City Hall and Recreation
Center and the Northglenn United Methodist Church in
the newsletter printed in January, March May, etc. and
the others on the even numbered months. Be sure that
the exhibit chair knows when you make a sale so she can
report it to me. Other noteworthy sales or honors can
be reported directly to me. Hopefully these changes can
lower our costs (and headaches.)
CONGRATULATIONS TO:
Sandra Davis and Becky Silver who sold paintings
at the MAC and Betty grace gibson who sold at the
Northglenn United Methodist Church and Colleen
Christenson, Sandra Davis and Dianna Wilson who
sold at St. Anthony, North . I apologize for not getting
them reported sooner.
CONGRATULATIONS TO: Isolde Gilliland who was
juried into Art Gallery 3698.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
A big thank you to Betty grace gibson for organizing
the great party we had last month, and to all those
who helped her. Also, thanks to everyone who
brought food. It was wonderful.
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT:
OMG....Another year has passed. Where did it go? Wouldn’t
it be nice if whenever we messed up our life we could simply
press “Ctrl - Alt - Delete” and start all over? Oh well, we have
a chance to set all those resolutions and goals that we know
that we will never keep but sounds good anyway. Each of us
has our own busy lives to lead, our family and friends to
share our joys and our good health to keep, but don’t forget to
keep your artistic juices flowing. Be creative, try something
new and different. Don’t be afraid. After all who was the first
person to look at a cow and say “I think I’ll squeeze those
dangly things and drink whatever comes out”.
Keep painting,
Dianna
ART FROM THE HEART
Remember, the deadline for submitting entries is January 25.
There will be a mini show in conjunction with the exhibit at the
College Hill Library. Paletteers members may bring bin work,
framed paintings and prints no larger than 11” x 14”, cards,
bookmarks, art magnets, tiles and embellished books.
If you would like to do a demonstration during the exhibit, please
sign up at the January meeting or call Betty grace gibson.
“Loosen Up with Aqua-Media Painting”
by Robert Burridge
5 Day Workshop 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday to Friday Sept. 13th - 17th 2010
$350 Members and $400 Non-members
Westview Rec. Center, 10747 W. 108th Ave.
His critiques are famous for “how to look at your own work”
and “Where do I go from here?” This workshop has become a
must for artists who want the confidence and permission to
paint the way they have always wanted to paint.
NOTE: Don’t forget to paint your miniature paintings for the Art Gallery 3698
show. Entries due January 8.