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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

“Clothesline Art Sale”

Delta Artists Society Presents

Clothesline Art Sale

239 Military Rd

Marion, AR

Saturday, June 4, 2011

9am-til

Rain date June 11th

Bring a friend!

See you there!

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Monday, April 18, 2011

Oh, we had some fun at the beginning of the meeting. We at our normal meeting place only to be locked out. It was a very confusing. We had a key to the annex room only to be shut out because the room was being used as a tax preparer room.

It basically meant that we had to have our meeting elsewhere so we left and went to West Memphis’s Church of God to have our meeting.

The meeting was finally opened at 7:25 and the formality began.

Sandy read the minutes from the last meeting.

Clara gave her report on our finances. Clara is looking for a free account to place our moneys into because our current bank is charging a fee for our account.

REPORT ON SARA

Sara is doing fine and the doctors say that they have got all the cancer. Sara hopes to be back at the meetings soon.

Our primary art project is due at the May meeting. Most of the 11 there said they were not ready yet.

DISPLAY

James is the coordinator and is looking for members who wish to have their own show at one of our ventures. He did not have the list of where everyone was showing at just that Helen is showing at Marion Suntrust Bank.

We are no longer showing at the chamber of West Memphis. They are remodeling and choose what the design wants.

We are hanging at Veanos Restaurant.

CLOSELINE ART SALE

June 4th, 2011

ARTIST OF THE MONTH is caught up in the Evening Times.

NEW BIZ

We mainly needs to find out what is going on with the Delta Arts and us about were we can have our meetings. It we have anymore trouble we can always have our meeting at Clara’s Studio in Marion.

Clara is looking cards that we are sending out for our close line art sale for members.

PROGRAM FOR APRIL

Clara gave the program on Encaustic painting, also known as hot wax painting, involves using heated beeswax to which colored pigments are added. Instead of using beeswax we used crayons.

Clara showed samples that she did for the demo. There was a catfish on poster paper which was everyone’s favorite, an altered book, and a cd.

Each one of was created a piece using the crayons and the irons that Clara brought. It made an interesting project for our art sale

DOOR PRIZE WINNERS

James

Kaye

FOR THE MAY MEETING

MEETING PLACE             TBA

PROGRAM                        James

REFRESHMENTS             Bonnie & Sandy

DOOR PRIZE                   James

****Minor note: Due to a t-ball game (if not raining) Loretta will not be in attendance.****

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

RE-CAP March Meeting 2011

Tuesday, March1st, was the DAS monthly meeting at the Delta Arts Office at 7pm.

There were 11 members and one visitor in attendance. The visitor came to join by being asked by James House to come. She and a couple others are taking art classes at Mid-South Community College.

James is a member of the Master Gardner’s Club.

Helen formally opened the meeting with the reading of last months minutes read by Sandy Younger. While reading the minutes Sandy jokily said that she could not read today which became contagious.

Clara was next to give her report on the finances. We are in the read with no outstanding debts.

After finishing her report, Clara gave a report of our sicken member Sara Bundy. Clara stated that today Sara got to go home with her sister after a term of being sick. Clara suggested that Sara would enjoy to receive a call from members and her cell number was given out. There was also a get well card sent around for everyone there to sign for Sara.

OLD BUSINESS

“Who has their Crittenden County Landmark Finished?”

Hands went up through out the meeting hall. Willie brought his painting to show by suggestion of Clara. The painting is of the Marion Courthouse. Willie said he would be finishing it by cleaning some places up otherwise it was finished.

“Has anyone started the primary painting?” This time no one answered the question. The painting is not due until our May meeting.

The primary painting has a limited color pallet of blue, yellow, red, white, and burnt umber. Subjects in the painting are building/s, water and tree/s.

James jokily said that pure watercolorist don’t use white in their paintings. He suggested that purple should be used instead, I really believed that he just wanted to add another color to his pallet and no one really paid attention to the suggestion.

ARTIST OF THE MONTH RETURN

Helen stated that since we were not getting correct information published in The Evening Times about our artist of the month that she has postpone it for a while.

This did not mean that we have gave up on who are the artist of the months previous. Carroll and James are to bring paintings and a small bio to class at Clara’s Studio to get ready for the publication.

APRIL’S MEETING

James volunteered to be host for our April Meeting. Joan Rainey will be bring the door prize and Clara will present the program.

WE NEED NEW WORKS

The display’s have not changed. It seems that every time that there is a plan to move the display it would rain or snow. It is a possibility that next week that the display will change.

Bring your works to the next meeting.

Sandy suggested that we quietly opt the Chamber on our display list. “No one really sees it, “ said Sandy. Two pieces are displayed in the lobby while the others are displayed in meeting rooms.

CLOTHESELINE ART SALE

Clara has offered to give her yard to a clothesline art sale for June 4th. A clothesline art sale is were an artist artworks are displayed for sale. Clara’s Studio is hosting the event. If it rains, it will be rescheduled.

Bonnie hosted this meeting with a Greek salad, garlic bread and pistachio fluff.

Loretta won the door prize of a birdfeeder given by Sandy.

Author: Loretta Nash

Sunday, December 26, 2010

Brush Strokes Issue Jan2011

Brush Strokes

Delta Artists Society Newsletter

Meeting Date: January 4, 2011

Delta Arts Office

Meeting time: 7 pm

The Delta Artists Society is a nonprofit organization composed of individuals joining together to encourage an interest in and and appreciation of the visual arts.

SERVICE PROJECT FOR THE YEAR:

Many thanks to everyone who participated in this service project. We were able to provide more than forty filled gift boxes for the residents of the 8th Street Mission. Sandy, Helen, and Sara delivered the decorated boxes to the Mission on December 20th. This was a worthy project and the director of the Mission voiced his appreciation for our donations.

CHRISTMAS PARTY:

Many thanks to Lydia Marconi for again inviting us to hold our annual Christmas Party at her pool house. As usual, the meal was delicious and everyone enjoyed good food and good fellowship. Following the dinner, handmade or hand decorated Christmas ornaments were exchanged followed by the singing of Christmas Carols. This is wonderful way to begin the holiday season.

HOSTESSES, DOOR PRIZES AND PROGRAM FOR JANUARY:

No program has been scheduled. Sara will serve as hostess and provide the door prizes.

JANUARY BIRTHDAYS:

Happy Birthday to Michael Alsop, who will celebrate his on the 14th, and to Loretta Nash, who will celebrate hers on the 17th.

Sara Bundy

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

BrushStrokes Dec 2010

Brush Strokes

Delta Artists Society Newsletter

Annual Christmas Party

December 14, 2010 (replacing December monthly meeting)

Lydia Marconi’s Pool House (At rear of 173 Barton St., Marion)

The Delta Artists Society is a nonprofit organization of individuals joining together to encourage and interest in and an appreciation of the visual arts.

As previous mention in the November Newsletter, for our charitable project for this year, DAS members are asked to decorated and fell shoe box size boxes for residents of the 8th street Mission. Since the mission can house up to 41 men and 8 women, each DAS member is asked to decorate three boxes and to also purchase toiletry-type items to fill the boxes. ( Suggested items are: disposable razors, shaving cream, bars of soap, deodorant, combs, lotions, etc and also individually wrapped hard candy.)(Cold remedies and any products containing alcohol are not acceptable.) DAS will pay up to one-half of the price of the toilet items.) The Dollar Tree was mentioned as a good source of the toiletry items. Also, please bring a Christmas card to include in each box.

Members are asked to bring the decorated boxes and the purchased items to the Delta Arts Office at 3:00 on Sunday, December 5th, where the boxes will be filled. It should be designated on the “outside” of each box whether it is a suitable gift for a male or female recipient.

The filled boxes will be delivered to the 8th street mission in the time for Christmas.

DAS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY:

Members attending the Christmas Party are asked to bring a “handmade” or “hand decorated” ornament for exchanging at the Christmas party. As usual, the party will be “pot luck” (Notice: the new date for the party is the 14th.)

DECEMBER HOSTESS, PROGRAM AND DOOR PRIZE:

Lydia Marconi will be hostess and also provide the door prize. No program has been scheduled since this is a party.

DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS:

Birthday greetings to Joan Rainey, who celebrates her birthday on December 5th, and to Bonnie Thweatt, who celebrates hers on the 3rd.

DELTA ARTISTS SOCIETY DISPLAYS:

As of the writing, no changes since July.

Author: Sara Bundy