THE HERITAGE FINE ARTS GUILD
The Guild is a non-profit corporation chartered in the state of Colorado and organized in 1974 by local artists.
Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month, September through June, 7:00pm, at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,6322 South Lakeview,Littleton
.Membership is open to all levels of art abilities in fine arts media as well as to those interested in the Guild as an art appreciation project
A newsletter is published monthly with information about all activities, including current art shows to enter.
Many art shows are Guild sponsored and provide ribbons and other awards.
ADVANTAGES OF MEMBERSHIP
Opportunities for public display of original works of art.
Attend helpful critique sessions conducted by accomplished artists.
Attend entertaining and interesting demonstrations by guest artists at Guild meetings.
Exposure to knowledge and inspiring works of other artists.
Art instruction and workshops for the community by top artists.
An in-house library of art books.
Cooperation with the community to develop art appreciation among children and adults.
Provides facilities for artists for the exchange if ideas and techniques. |
| Call for Entries-Tri Lakes Center for Arts |
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The Tri-Lakes Center for the Arts
is sponsoring a patriotic art exhibit to coincide with the Palmer Lake July 4th celebration and fireworks.
The show will be open from
July 4 to Aug. 31.
Registrations are due by June 27.
The Proud to be an American Call for Entries brochure is attached. Please print and review for details. |
| Last Workshop of the Heritage Spring Season! |
May 1-2-3~ TOM FRANCESCONI, NWS, TWSA (coming from Chicago)
WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP – PAINTING WITH A PURPOSE
(see October 2007 issue of “Watercolor Magic” to learn more about Tom)
Tom’s passion for watercolor
and his love for teachingcombine to create a dynamic workshop experience
that is enjoyable,informative and inspirational.
This watercolor workshop will focus on the importance of concept and bringing
an original idea to fulfillment with paint.
Tom will discuss such topics as value relationships, planning the painting, design
principles, along with color and its usage.
A variety of daily demonstrations will allow participants to see how Tom approaches
a work from concept to finish.
The demonstrations will include a range of subjects from landscapes to figurative.
Students will work from their own references as they are presented each day with new
challenges intended to promote thought and encourage exploration.
Ample opportunity is provided for everyone to paint with individual direction/guidance
a priority.
Group critiques will allow everyone an opportunity to learn from the works of others.
Tom welcomes all painters regardless of experience.
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| Thank You to All Who Participated in The Rocky Mountain PBS Auction |
| New Dimensions Juried Art Show |
Best in Show- Mk Jacobus-Eye of Infinity
First Place-Rosemary Laughlin- At the Farmers Market
Second Place-Pam Hostetler- Abstract#2
Third Place-Orel Schooler- Cello Player
Honorable Mention-
Suzanne Jenne-Printemps
Roy Hubel- Rain Forest
Linda Clements- Sleepy Tiger
Phyllis Vandehaar- Sun Flower
Linda Millarke- Pathos
Rita Campbell- Packy Baby
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