This event is "FREE" however, you need your own tent.
Jefferson Park, W 133rd And Lorain AveContact: Lori Ashyl (216) 671-2710 or lashyk@bpdc.org
Sign up now to reserve your spot!
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Come and Create Art Exhibit
Come & Create Art Exhibit Description. Join us in Enjoying an Evening of Fine Art Come & Create™ Art Exhibit Featuring Works By Joanne Abercrombie, Sandy St. Aubyn, Debra Campana, Marcia Shoulter, Nancy Duray, Marlene Telegdy, Soldelis Escalante, Dianne Trowbridge, Kathryn Hart, Bonnie Miller, Guest Artist Photographer Victor FazekasSelect original works by Artist/Author JoAnn DePolo Signed copies of Making It As An Artist available this evening Friday March 20, 6:30 - 8:30pm At The Lodge at Avenbury 35400 Middleton Rd. Avon, OH 44011 440-937-9387 Free Event / Casual Dress /Refreshments Served
AAWR Announces Opening of Faces and Places
The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve announces the opening of its exhibition, Faces and Places: The Photographic Art of Herbert Ascherman, Jr. on Friday, February 27, 2009. The show runs through April 3, 2009. The opening reception, free and open to the public, will be on Friday, February 27th from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Mr. Ascherman, a well known Cleveland photographer, will give an artist’s talk at 6:30 p.m. at the reception during which complimentary refreshments will be served.
The Faces and Places exhibition takes viewers on a photographic journey of Herbert’s travels and also documents his project to capture the essences of artists associated with The Archived Artists of the Western Reserve .
The gallery is open Wednesday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm and Saturday from noon to 4 pm. The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve is located at 1834 East 123rd Street in University Circle , right off Euclid Avenue and across from Lakeview Cemetery . Free parking is available in the lot in front of the building and all along E. 123rd Street .
Also Opening in the same building, at The Sculpture Center:
2009 Window to Sculpture Emerging Artist Series
February 27 – April 6
Opening on Friday, February 27 from 5:30 to 8 PM
6:15 PM The Artist Talks with Jake Beckman
7:00 PM The Artist Talks with Danielle Julian Norton
Main Gallery
Embodied, new work by Jake Beckman
Euclid Avenue Gallery
In Between, a new installation by Danielle Julian Norton
The Faces and Places exhibition takes viewers on a photographic journey of Herbert’s travels and also documents his project to capture the essences of artists associated with The Archived Artists of the Western Reserve .
The gallery is open Wednesday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm and Saturday from noon to 4 pm. The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve is located at 1834 East 123rd Street in University Circle , right off Euclid Avenue and across from Lakeview Cemetery . Free parking is available in the lot in front of the building and all along E. 123rd Street .
Also Opening in the same building, at The Sculpture Center:
2009 Window to Sculpture Emerging Artist Series
February 27 – April 6
Opening on Friday, February 27 from 5:30 to 8 PM
6:15 PM The Artist Talks with Jake Beckman
7:00 PM The Artist Talks with Danielle Julian Norton
Main Gallery
Embodied, new work by Jake Beckman
Euclid Avenue Gallery
In Between, a new installation by Danielle Julian Norton
Sunday, February 08, 2009
The Trail of the Painted Pony Class
Come paint your own 'official Painted Pony model' with PAFAC Acrylic Instructor, Michelle Baran. In this class you will receive:
* an official painted pony model
* paints and bushes
* other material such as fur, feather, leather to enhance your creation
All you need to bring is your ideas and paint away. PAFAC offers affordable, fun classes for children and adults.
You will need to register early to make sure you get a pony model. Space is limited.
Cost for this project is
* PAFAC Members - $36.00 for supplies and both painting days.
* Non members - $40.00 for supplies and both painting days.
Please contact Instructor, Michelle Baran @ 216 398-9485 or email: michelle@beartracksart.com
or PAFAC 440 888-4514
PAFAC is located inside the Parma Senior Center - Parma, Ohio
Artists Archieves of the Western Reserves Call for Local Artists
Please Click on title link above to view the AAWR website.
AAWR is looking for a few good artists!
Color me Cleveland, scheduled to take place from June 19 – 26. 2009, will be a city-wide festival of “plein-aire” art, the second in an annual fund-raising series held by the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve. We want to promote public awareness of the unique contributions of Ohio artists to the region's visual artistic heritage while at the same time celebrate Cleveland’s parks, architecture, and public spaces.
On the “Painting Days,” Friday, June 19th, Saturday, June 20th, and Sunday, June 21st, artists will spread out around Cleveland and surrounding areas, creating works in a variety of media at 10 - 13 pre-arranged outdoor locations. Advance publicity and notice through the area media will generate wide public awareness of the event, attracting audiences to the artists as they work.
In addition to a dozen or so distinguished Archived Artists who have agreed to participate, the AAWR is seeking twenty-eight artists to paint, sculpt, draw, photograph, and otherwise inform and perform on the Painting Days. The following day works will be brought to the Archives gallery facility on East 123rd, where they will be displayed during a week-long silent auction and during scheduled receptions. The week is concluded on Friday, June 26th with the Gala during which guests will enjoy food, drink, and entertainment while participating in a live final auction.
The Archives will receive a 60 % commission on all sales.
Entry is free, and many of Cleveland’s best-known artists will receive this invitation – so please act now.
Name: _____________________________
Address: ________________________________________________________________
Phone: _________________________________________________________________
Email: _________________________________________________________________
Circle all that apply:
Yes I wish to participate in Color Me Cleveland as an exhibiting artist
Yes I wish to participate in the event as a volunteer
AAWR is looking for a few good artists!
Color me Cleveland, scheduled to take place from June 19 – 26. 2009, will be a city-wide festival of “plein-aire” art, the second in an annual fund-raising series held by the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve. We want to promote public awareness of the unique contributions of Ohio artists to the region's visual artistic heritage while at the same time celebrate Cleveland’s parks, architecture, and public spaces.
On the “Painting Days,” Friday, June 19th, Saturday, June 20th, and Sunday, June 21st, artists will spread out around Cleveland and surrounding areas, creating works in a variety of media at 10 - 13 pre-arranged outdoor locations. Advance publicity and notice through the area media will generate wide public awareness of the event, attracting audiences to the artists as they work.
In addition to a dozen or so distinguished Archived Artists who have agreed to participate, the AAWR is seeking twenty-eight artists to paint, sculpt, draw, photograph, and otherwise inform and perform on the Painting Days. The following day works will be brought to the Archives gallery facility on East 123rd, where they will be displayed during a week-long silent auction and during scheduled receptions. The week is concluded on Friday, June 26th with the Gala during which guests will enjoy food, drink, and entertainment while participating in a live final auction.
The Archives will receive a 60 % commission on all sales.
Entry is free, and many of Cleveland’s best-known artists will receive this invitation – so please act now.
Name: _____________________________
Address: ________________________________________________________________
Phone: _________________________________________________________________
Email: _________________________________________________________________
Circle all that apply:
Yes I wish to participate in Color Me Cleveland as an exhibiting artist
Yes I wish to participate in the event as a volunteer
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