Portrait Painting Demo This Saturday Afternoon at University Art Supply in Palo Alto, Ca.
demo given by Felicia Forte
from 1-3pm
free to attend
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Alysanne McGaffey at Lost Art Salon, San Francisco
Member Alysanne McGaffey has three collections of her early works in
the Bay Area Figurative tradition on view at the Lost Art Salon in San
Francisco, 245 South Van Ness Avenue #303.The phone contact number is
(415) 861.1530. Click the link below to view a body of Alysanne’s
earliest works (1950 thru 1980) and biography.
http://lostartsalon.com/alysannemcgaffey.html. This grouping comprises
three different collections at the Lost Art Salon in San Francisco.
the Bay Area Figurative tradition on view at the Lost Art Salon in San
Francisco, 245 South Van Ness Avenue #303.The phone contact number is
(415) 861.1530. Click the link below to view a body of Alysanne’s
earliest works (1950 thru 1980) and biography.
http://lostartsalon.com/alysannemcgaffey.html. This grouping comprises
three different collections at the Lost Art Salon in San Francisco.
Alysanne's watercolor is in the Peninsula Museum of Art's
"Perspective" exhibition of Artworks and Artifacts from the the
personal collections of the museum's Governing Board. The piece is
from the collection of museum founder and artist, Ruth Waters of 1870
Studio and Galleries, Belmont. The Museum is at 10 Twin Pines Lane,
Twin Pines Park, Belmont , CA.
"Perspective" exhibition of Artworks and Artifacts from the the
personal collections of the museum's Governing Board. The piece is
from the collection of museum founder and artist, Ruth Waters of 1870
Studio and Galleries, Belmont. The Museum is at 10 Twin Pines Lane,
Twin Pines Park, Belmont , CA.
"Coastal Fogs" is an oil painting inspired by the Pacific Fog Bank as
it streamed over the mountain ridges beyond Canada College, in San
Mateo County. The painting is in the Peninsula Museum's private
collection.
it streamed over the mountain ridges beyond Canada College, in San
Mateo County. The painting is in the Peninsula Museum's private
collection.
LATINO ART NOW
Cristina Velazquez and her husband a long with many other bay area Latino artists are part of this art exhibition and auction.
Collect the very best of Latino art from the Bay Area and beyond!
Mark your calendars for MACLA’s signature fund-raising event.
Exhibition: April 15 – May 14
Opening Reception : Friday, April 15th
Auction ticket prices: $30 in advance / $40 at the door
To purchase tickets and information about sponsorship opportunities please call (408) 998-2808 or email jennifer(at)maclaarte(dot)com
Cristina Velazquez
Visual Artist
Please visit me at www.cristinavelazquez.com
LATINO ART NOW
MACLA’s 13th Annual Art Auction
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Live Auction at 7:30
special appearance by vocalist Kat Parra
Collect the very best of Latino art from the Bay Area and beyond!
Mark your calendars for MACLA’s signature fund-raising event.
Visual Artist
Please visit me at www.cristinavelazquez.com
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
New Work from Member Felicia Forte
Portrait of Ora Linder oil on panel, 16"x20"
Registration For the Spring Session of Classes with Felicia opens April 1st.
Member Cristina Velazquez Has a Very Busy Month!
Women's History Month
March 01, 2011 - March 31, 2011
Foothill College
12345 El Monte Road Los Altos Hills, CA 94022
(650) 949-7777
Click the link below to view the campus map
You may park in lots 5 and 6, and must pay $2.00 There are 1 hour visitor parking spots for visitors by the fountain as soon as you enter campus on your left. There are lots of steps to climb to get to the top where the library level is.
Join us for an exciting evening of entertainment and engagement at San Jose Rep's Pay What You Will Night and artist showcase for Legacy of Light. Come early and enjoy the music of Red Weather and Emily Moldy, meet the women whose artwork will be on display in the 2nd floor gallery, see the production of Legacy of Light and join us for a facilitated community conversation about modern women following the performance.
(Cost is included in the price of the Pay What You Will ticket.)
Women's View - 2011
Artists' Reception: Tuesday March 8, 2011 3-5 p.m. in the Caldwell Gallery March 4, through April 29, 2011 Caldwell Gallery 400 County Center, Redwood City Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Passion Fruit: A Women Rising Event
Thursday, March 24th - 7pm to 11pm I would be exhibiting and also participating in the artists panel discussion right after the featured performance.
Join us for an exciting evening of entertainment and engagement at San Jose Rep's Pay What You Will Night and artist showcase for Legacy of Light. Come early and enjoy the music of Red Weather and Emily Moldy, meet the women whose artwork will be on display in the 2nd floor gallery, see the production of Legacy of Light and join us for a facilitated community conversation about modern women following the performance. (Cost is included in the price of the Pay What You Will ticket.)
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Solo Show!
“A WORLD OF COLOR”
By Barbara E. Lambert
An Art Exhibit of acrylic paintings
Artist reception: April 16, 2011
10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Refreshments
April 1-30, 2011
U.S. Bank Lobby
50 N. Cabrillo Highway
Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-5
Sat. 9-1
lambmoonbay@hotmail.com
650-740-0253
Leigh Toldi's "900 Lives of Vision" Now a Book!
All 865 ink drawings are included in this 200-page book
which celebrates mankind's ability to engage in productive and hopeful
living, even while experiencing contemporary versions of
"slings and arrows of outrageous fortune."
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Bonnie Smith's work "Indigo String"
Bonnie Smith's work "Indigo String" from her installation titled "Thoughts of the Mind, Interpretations in Indigo" is currently in the exhibit "Volusia Wrapped in Fiber" at the Gateway. "Volusia Wrapped in Fiber" is a total of seven venues of textile art being exhibited simultaneously across Volusia County. This exhibit was organized and curated by Mary McBride was the juror for the Gallery, Peabody and Gateway divisions of the exhibit.
Portraiture Workshop at The Pacific Art League, Palo Alto
Portraiture Techniques and Practice with a Model
Following a one-hour portraiture demo using a mechanical pencil technique , students create portrait drawings, learning about shape and line, keeping a light touch, and considering values and edges. On day two, following an instructor demo using the brush in a neutral dark to find the correct shapes of the model, students will choose to continue drawing or to proceed with a painting of the same model and pose, using a limited four-color palette. Instructor gives personal attention to each student. Model fee $58 payable at registration
Instructor: Felcia Forte All Levels Sat & Sun 3/19 & 3/20 9am - 4pm Paint Studio $180 |
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