messages from members
from Hannah, 11.7.17
For the visit to my house on 27th, would you park in the church car park, please, not in my drive. This has been arranged with the church warden. My house is opposite; cream coloured thatched house, come round to the back porch. Church views, churchyard, general village views, and my house and garden. The church should be open. The pub (the Black Horse) does lunches, though you are welcome to have yours in my garden. Toilet at my house.
Hannah
Hannah
FROM SALLY LADBROoKE 7.4.17
A couple of exhibitions coming up that might be of interest: Paul Nash at The Sainsbury centre, from 8th April - 20th August, and if you are visiting Aldeburgh, Thompson's Gallery have a John Piper exhibition of paintings and prints from April 15th, no closing date, but they usually last at least a month. I intend to visit both!
Sally
Sally
from Frances, 2.3.17
I would like thank everyone for their generous donations following my workshop today. In all everyone gave £220.44p which I will send forthwith to Williams Syndrome Charity. www.williams-syndrome.org.uk
Best wishes, Frances
Best wishes, Frances
From Angela Lee 10 February
Hello
GROUP WORK
A vote was taken as democratically as one could manage at the meeting this week.
The most votes were for INSECTS (ON LEAVES OR PLANTS)
Those attending on Thursday have their canvasses. There are 12 left for those who still want to participate.
The grand plan is to put the work together for the next exhibition at The Bank. Sally T, Sally P and I saw Jules Talbot yesterday and have agreed the following dates:
early Nov thru to Christmas - about 4 - 6 weeks - actual dates still to be set
This is a great spot and well worth painting some really good stuff for.
Frances will devote her workshop with us in March to "painting big" with an eye to the Bank exhibition.
This does not mean that all work must be big, just some of it, in order that we make the best use of the Bank facility.
Best wishes to you all and happy bug painting!
Angela
GROUP WORK
A vote was taken as democratically as one could manage at the meeting this week.
The most votes were for INSECTS (ON LEAVES OR PLANTS)
Those attending on Thursday have their canvasses. There are 12 left for those who still want to participate.
The grand plan is to put the work together for the next exhibition at The Bank. Sally T, Sally P and I saw Jules Talbot yesterday and have agreed the following dates:
early Nov thru to Christmas - about 4 - 6 weeks - actual dates still to be set
This is a great spot and well worth painting some really good stuff for.
Frances will devote her workshop with us in March to "painting big" with an eye to the Bank exhibition.
This does not mean that all work must be big, just some of it, in order that we make the best use of the Bank facility.
Best wishes to you all and happy bug painting!
Angela
from Sally Procner
The Eye Arts Guild is now a member of the SAA - "The Society for all Artists". As such we receive their magazine PAINT bi-monthly. You can see a copy on Thursday mornings, or borrow one from me. They also provide third party insurance cover for exhibitions.
Sally, 25.10.16
Sally, 25.10.16
