Sandra L. Kinnamon Obituary

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Sandy Kinnamon, 73, of Enon, passed away from pancreatic cancer in her residence Friday morning, March 4, 2016. She was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on March 12, 1942, the daughter of the late Alvin A. Alwine and Julia (Gingrich) Bostich. She is Survived by her husband of 50 years, James A. Kinnamon; two daughters, Debra (Todd) Chapman of Gahanna and Heidi Kinnamon (Mathew Dicks) of Columbus; five grandchildren, Alexandria, McKenzie and Zachary Chapman, Calvin Dicks, and Lily Kinnamon; two sisters, Gale Edwards and Jules (Bruce) Zimmerman; two brothers, Lee Alwine and Michael Alwine; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her identical twin sister, Sherrie Railsback. She was a graduate of Clark State Community College and Wright State University with a B.A. in Art. Sandy was an accomplished watercolor instructor, author and artist. She was a signature member of the American Watercolor Society (AWS). She was a member of Knob Prairie United Church of Christ, president of the Fairborn Art Association, a member of the Enon Community Historical Society and was a beloved member of the Enon community. A gathering of family and friends will be held from 4-7 p.m. Friday in the LITTLETON & RUE FUNERAL HOME. Sandy’s funeral service will be held 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Knob Prairie United Church of Christ, Enon with Pastor Bob Jencks officiating. A horse-drawn hearse will carry her to the interment at Enon Cemetery. (As published in the Dayton Daily News on Sunday, March 6, 2016. Sandy’s funeral was held on her birthday Saturday, March 12, 2016.)

March 2016 Meeting – Speaker Trish McKinney

Trish McKinney gave a demonstration to the F.A.A. members on Tuesday, March 1, 2016.

Trish McKinney gave a demonstration to the F.A.A. members on Tuesday, March 1, 2016.

Trish McKinney spoke to the F.A.A. members on Tuesday March 1, 2016.

Trish McKinney spoke to the F.A.A. members on Tuesday March 1, 2016.

Trish McKinney discusses her line of Eco-Prints during her presentation Tuesday night.

Trish McKinney discusses her line of Eco-Prints during her presentation Tuesday night.

A sample of Trish's work.

A sample of Trish’s work.

Another example of Trish McKinney's work. A painting of one of her three daughters.

Another example of Trish McKinney’s work. A painting of one of her three daughters.

A portrait of two of Trish's daughters playing together. She frequently uses her family members as models.

A portrait of two of Trish’s daughters playing together. She frequently uses her family members as models.

Trish discusses her work, using this painting as an example.

Trish discusses her work, using this painting as an example.

Trish reinventing a painting on Tuesday evening.

Trish reinventing a painting on Tuesday evening.

Trish discusses techniques and materials during her demo Tuesday, March 1, 2016.

Trish discusses techniques and materials during her demo Tuesday, March 1, 2016.

 

Trish used this painting to illustrate he approach to creating artwork

Trish used this painting to illustrate he approach to creating artwork

A lovely example of artwork by Trish McKinney.

A lovely example of artwork by Trish McKinney.

 

Trish McKinney gave a demonstration of re-discovering the beauty in discarded artwork in her presentation “Rebirth & Re-imagine”. Trish has found that an artist can re-use work that may have been set aside as not meeting the standards set for oneself.  She uses mixed media techniques to turn rejected paintings into something new and exciting, to reinvent the surface of a painting into a “playground of inspiration”. In this way, nothing need be wasted in regards to one’s artwork.

She used a discarded painting as an example of her process. She uses stencils of her own design to apply patterns on top of a painting. She then applies gesso over the stencil(s), spreading the gesso over the surface with a plastic card (such as a credit card) and a scratch tool or a paper towel to provide texture. She will on occasion, cut up a large work into smaller pieces and then use this technique. She uses Golden Fluid Acrylic as a medium, using the acrylic paint like watercolor. “Those who look for beauty will find it”, even in trash – your discarded artwork. Trish’s “Blessings Collection” has been developed using this idea of rebirth, and is now her most popular collection.

March 2016 Newsletter

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Dear Members, Patrons and Friends,

It’s only 34 days to spring. Yea! You will get to see a wonderful upgrade with the gallery. Once again we will be having a great demo and great food. Remember to mingle with other artists and friends. Meanwhile, please try to stay warm. See you on March 1st at 7 pm. The Board will meet at 6 pm.

Sandy Kinnamon, AWS
President

MARCH SPEAKER—TRISH McKINNEY
Trish’s demo will focus on Rebirth & Reimagine–The Joy Of Turning Your Trash Into Treasures! Quoting from Trish, “It has been said, ‘those who look for beauty will find it’ .” Trish will inspire you to see the beauty in your discarded, rejected paintings–trash–by rebirthing these paintings into something totally new and exciting–treasure! Trish will demonstrate how she uses mixed media techniques to reinvent the surfaces of her paintings into playgrounds of inspiration. You will see that nothing is wasted in regards to your artwork, Trish McKinney’s “Blessings Collection” is developed using the foundational idea of rebirth and has become her most popular collection. You can see more examples of this collection of paintings at: www.trishmckinney.com/blessings

WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP with Tom Francesconi, AWS, NWS, TWS
The Fairborn Art Association is sponsoring a watercolor workshop with Tom Francesconi May 2 through May 5, 2016 (Monday through Thursday), 9 am to 4 pm daily. The workshop will be held at the Fairborn Art Association Gallery, located in the rear of the Fairborn Senior Apartment Building, 221 N. Central Avenue, Fairborn, OH. Tom’s energetic teaching style and his passion for painting combine to create a workshop experience that is enjoyable and informative. Any artist looking to break free of a careful, timid painting process will find Tom’s direct and representational approach very inspirational. Utilizing his ability to clearly explain visual concepts, Tom will share his approach and methods for painting bold and interpretive watercolors. Within this process, students will learn how to create stronger, more effective visual statements. Each morning will begin with a discussion covering various topics and culminating in a demonstration that allows participants to see how Tom approaches a work from start to finish. Subject matter may include landscapes, street scenes with people, and the clothed figure. Ample opportunity is provided for everyone to paint with individual direction/guidance a priority. Each day will end with a class critique to afford students the opportunity to learn from the works of others. Tom welcomes all painters regardless of experience. For more information about Tom, visit his website at www.tomfrancesconi.com. The fee for this workshop is $230 for FAA members, $250 for non-members. To register, please send a non-refundable deposit of $40 along with the registration form to Yuki Hall, 206 E. Holmes St. Urbana, IL 61801. Make checks payable to Fairborn Art Association. The final payment must be made by March 31, 2016. For questions or more information, Call Yuki at (937) 426-7229 or e-mail [email protected]. A flyer and registration form is attached.

Attachment: Tom Francesconi registration form

GREENE COUNTY SENIOR ARTISAN SHOW
The Greene County Council on Aging and the Fairborn Art Association will present the Greene County Senior Artisan Show March 6 through March 23, 2016, in the Fairborn Art Association Gallery. Since this show started in 2001, over 200 artists have shared their work. Ages have ranged from 60 to 96. Another objective of this wonderful show is to promote that age does not limit our abilities to create, in fact, it typically enhances them! Categories of artwork to be shown include oil, acrylic and mixed media paintings; three-dimensional sculptures, wood carvings, hand-thrown pottery and ceramics; and photography. Guests attending the show will have an opportunity to choose their favorite pieces. After the close of the show, recognition will be given to the individual artists of the favorite pieces chosen. The Show will be open to the public on the first three Sundays in March (6th, 13th, & 20th) and Wednesday, March 23rd. The Grand Opening of the Show will be on Sunday, March 6, from 1 pm to 4 pm and refreshments will be served. The remaining two Sundays will be from 1 pm to 3:30 pm, and the March 23rd hours are 11 am to 2 pm. Please encourage your friends and family to attend to show your support of the Senior artists of Greene County. A prospectus and application for this show is attached.

Attachment: GCCOA Show001

MEMBERS’ SPRING FINE ART SHOW
I hope that you have been working hard on your art because it is that time again for our Members’ Spring Fine Art Show. I will be passing around sign-up sheets at the March meeting, or any member can contact me at 937-390-1992. I hope that you will again be willing to help with registration, setting up for the show and sitting at this show. We need your help to make this show a success. The Show will be open to the public the first three Sundays in May from 1 to 4 pm. The prospectus for the show will be available at the Gallery and is attached. …Submitted by gayle Beireis

Attachment: 2016 Spring Prospectus

FAA ART SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship applications have been sent out to area high schools. If any FAA member has a family member (child, grandchild, etc.) or knows of a candidate for the F.A.A. scholarship, I can forward an application to you. The candidate must be a graduating high school senior who plans to major in art in college. They will need a written recommendation from their art instructor, and must submit samples of their work to be considered. The application deadline is April 10, 2016. …Submitted by Robert Beireis

PAINT ALL DAY WITH LOUISE JACKSON
Paint all Day, 9:30 till 3:00, with Louise Jackson in watercolor. All skill levels are welcome. All of your paints will be provided. Dates: Monday. April 11, 18, 25, and May 9. Each day you will watch a demonstration on each step of the painting process. Then you will be given time to paint these steps on your paper. The $150 cost of all 4 days includes your paints, a photo for each painting and written instructions. Many different techniques will be taught with 4 styles of florals. Louise has been painting since 1965. She has written 23 painting books and has taught extensively in the U.S. and Canada as well as Italy, Argentina, Japan and Hawaii. She is a signature member of WOWS, DSPS, and is a Master Decorative Artist. Registration can be made by sending a deposit of $25 to her at 68 Scarborough Village Dr., Centerville, Ohio 45458 Ph. 937-886-5238. To send an email title it “Workshop” and send to [email protected]. Classes held at the Fairborn Central Bldg. Home of F.A.A., 221 North Central Ave., Fairborn, Ohio in the rear of building. An application is attached.

Attachment: Paint all Day 9

2016 B-W GREENWAY LANDSCAPE JURIED ART EXHIBITION
The 2016 B-W Greenway Landscape Juried Art Exhibition will exhibit work that has been inspired by the Community Park Reserve and the Valle View Reserve. In 2016 we will accept Paintings (any media) Drawings and Prints that have been inspired (they do not have to be Plein Air) by the two reserves that are separated by I-675 and can be accessed by Dayton Yellow Springs Road.
• Creating artwork can and has begun for 2016 until June 30th 2016.
• We will be collecting the art July 3rd at the Fairborn Art Association from 1-3 pm and 5-7 pm.
• Opening reception will be July 10th from 2-4 with awards being presented at 3 pm.
• The show will be open July 17th from 2-4 and July 24 from 2-4.
• Artists can submit up to 3 works for a $20 non-refundable entry fee
• Sales are encouraged with all profits going to the artists.
• Tess Cortes, Gallery Coordinator at Wright State University will be Juror for the exhibition.
For more information please contact Bob Coates 937-689-4855 and leave a message and phone number. Note: A formal prospectus for this show is available in the Gallery and is attached.

Attachment: Landscape 2016 flyer

WOWS WORKSHOP
The Western Ohio Watercolor Society (WOWS) is sponsoring the Janet Roger’s Workshop, “Watercolor Impressions – Flowers, Faces and Figures.” The workshop, appropriate for all skill levels, will take place March 21, 22, 23, and 24, 2016 from 9:30 to 4:30 at The Vineyard Church, 4015 Indian Ripple Road, Beavercreek, Ohio. A deposit of $130 reserves your spot, but needs to be sent soon. A prospectus is attached. …Submitted by Shirlee Bauer [email protected]

Attachment: Janet Rogers Workshop

DVAC WORKSHOP
The Dayton Visual Art Center (DVAC) is cosponsoring an artist workshop, “Getting in the Game” on March 12 from 1 to 5:30 pm. Interested in learning how to bring your art out of the studio and into the public? Learn from experts and connect with arts organizations in this annual afternoon “boot camp,” artist resource marketplace and professional critique session. $5 admission fee at the door. Workshop will be at Rosewood Arts Centre, 2655 Olson Drive, Dayton, OH 45420. For more information http://gettinginthegame2016.eventbrite.com/

MEMBER NEWS
We have wonderful news to share with you if you have not heard yet. Our very own Yuki Hall is one of the featured artists in the latest issue of Watercolor artist magazine in their 7th Annual Watermedia Showcase. Over 1000 works in watermedia were entered for this competition. Yuki was awarded an Honorable Mention for her painting, “Detroit in Sepia” and you can find her painting on page 30. A great big congratulations to Yuki! If you don’t subscribe to the Watercolor artist magazine, you might want to pick up a copy of the April issue. Yuki-you rock! …Submitted by Connie Gifford (edited to include additional details)

REMINDERS
The following people signed up to bring refreshments to the March meeting: Esther Grimm, Marti Davenport, Pat Tallman, Carole Janning, Jean Lutz, Joy Oxley, Cass Barth, Barb Arnold, Anna Mae Brown, Irene Ferriman, Linda Keller, and Connie Weber. Thank you for volunteering.

Our next meeting will be Tuesday, April 5, 2016, at 7:00 pm. The deadline for submitting articles to be included in the April Newsletter is Monday, March 21, 2016. Please email your articles to [email protected] or call Jackie Albright at 937-233-7532.

February 2016 Meeting

Louise laughs during answering a question from one of the F.A.A. members during Tuesday night's presentation.

Louise laughs during answering a question from one of the F.A.A. members during Tuesday night’s presentation.

Louise Jackson discussing her work during the February meeting.

Louise Jackson discussing her work during the February meeting.

A sample of the stencils Louise uses in her work.

A sample of the stencils Louise uses in her work.

Some of the materials used by Louise during her demonstration.

Some of the materials used by Louise during her demonstration.

Louise uses samples of her work to illustrate topics during her presentation.

Louise uses samples of her work to illustrate topics during her presentation.

Louise at work during her demo on Tuesday February 2, 2016.

Louise at work during her demo on Tuesday February 2, 2016.

Louise applies liquid watercolor paint to Yupo for the F.A.A. members.

Louise applies liquid watercolor paint to Yupo for the F.A.A. members.

An example of Louise's work.

An example of Louise’s work.

Stencils were used on this work by Louise.

Stencils were used on this work by Louise.

Waterlily in one of Louise's works.

Waterlily in one of Louise’s works.

F.A.A. members met on Tuesday, February 2, (Groundhog Day!) to see a demonstration by F.A.A. Vice-President Louise Jackson. Her demo involved the use of stencils, liquid watercolor paint to create artwork on Yupo paper. Louise, who has been painting since 1965, is the author of 23 painting books. She has taught in the U.S., Canada, Italy, Argentina, and Japan. She is a signature member of W.O.W.S., D.S.P.S., and is a Master Decorative Artist.

During her presentation, she discussed the advantages of using Yupo. It is an easy material on which to paint, and one of its qualities is that mistakes are easily corrected by wiping clean with Windex. She showed how she uses various stencils and liquid watercolor paint to create colorful paintings, which she seals with Krylon Crystal Clear sealant when the work is complete.

February 2016 Newsletter

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Dear Members, and Patrons,

Winter has finally arrived. I have been indoors a lot and am working on finishing some art work that needs some help. This is a great time for painting snow scenes. Everyone needs to get their paints or crafts out and do something creative with the snow. Our next meeting is on Tuesday, February 2, 2016 at 7 pm. Our speaker/demo person will be our own Vice President, Louise Jackson. She teaches both nationally and internationally and will be doing a liquid watercolor on Yupo. (See Louise’s bio below.) Fun, fun, fun is the only way to explain it, so please come to the meeting, enjoy the food and socialize with your fellow artists. The Board will meet at 6 pm.

Sandy Kinnamon, AWS
President

BAD WEATHER MEETING CANCELLATION
We will follow recommendations of the media weather reports. When they say travel would be dangerous, we will cancel our scheduled meeting. The Board will communicate with each other by phone and you will be notified by email as soon as a decision is reached. Be sure to check your email before starting out if the weather is bad. If you do not have email access, please call one of the Board members or a member you know who has email access.

WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP with Tom Francesconi, AWS, NWS, TWS
The Fairborn Art Association is sponsoring a watercolor workshop with Tom Francesconi May 2 through May 5, 2016 (Monday through Thursday), 9 am to 4 pm daily. The workshop will be held at the Fairborn Art Association Gallery, located in the rear of the Fairborn Senior Apartment Building, 221 N. Central Avenue, Fairborn, OH. Tom’s energetic teaching style and his passion for painting combine to create a workshop experience that is enjoyable and informative. Any artist looking to break free of a careful, timid painting process will find Tom’s direct and representational approach very inspirational. Utilizing his ability to clearly explain visual concepts, Tom will share his approach and methods for painting bold and interpretive watercolors. Within this process, students will learn how to create stronger, more effective visual statements. Each morning will begin with a discussion covering various topics and culminating in a demonstration that allows participants to see how Tom approaches a work from start to finish. Subject matter may include landscapes, street scenes with people, and the clothed figure. Ample opportunity is provided for everyone to paint with individual direction/guidance a priority. Each day will end with a class critique to afford students the opportunity to learn from the works of others. Tom welcomes all painters regardless of experience. For more information about Tom, visit his website at www.tomfrancesconi.com. The fee for this workshop is $230 for FAA members, $250 for non-members. To register, please send a non-refundable deposit of $40 along with the registration form to Yuki Hall, 206 E. Holmes St. Urbana, IL 61801. Make checks payable to Fairborn Art Association. The final payment must be made by March 31, 2016. For questions or more information, Call Yuki at (937) 426-7229 or e-mail [email protected]. A flyer and registration form is available on our website at www.fairbornart.org.

Attachment: Tom Francesconi registration form

IN THE GALLERY
Members: I would like to thank all who came in to work and/or set up the Holiday Fine Art and Craft Show this year. Again you did a great job; it was a another good year. It saddens me to say this, but this was my last year to do the Show. Because of Robert’s working a fulltime job I do not have the time or his help for the show. This Spring will also be the last Spring Show that I’ll be working for the same reason. So if you are interested in wanting to do this job please let me or Sandy Kinnamon know. I’ll be happy to help get you started.

Also if there is any member who would like to have Member’s Show in our FAA Gallery please let me know. There are a few spots left for 2016. …Submitted by gayle Beireis

I would like to let you know that I no longer want to do the Photographer/website, and the Historian jobs; they go hand in hand. I would help you to get started, they are very easy jobs. If you are interested, please get ahold of me or Sandy Kinnamon. …Submitted by Robert Beireis

PAINT ALL DAY WITH LOUISE JACKSON
Paint all Day, 9:30 till 3:00, with Louise Jackson in watercolor. All skill levels are welcome. All of your paints will be provided. Dates: Monday. April 11, 18, 25, and May 9. Each day you will watch a demonstration on each step of the painting process. Then you will be given time to paint these steps on your paper. The $150 cost of all 4 days includes your paints, a photo for each painting and written instructions. Many different techniques will be taught with 4 styles of florals. Louise has been painting since 1965. She has written 23 painting books and has taught extensively in the U.S. and Canada as well as Italy, Argentina, Japan and Hawaii. She is a signature member of WOWS, DSPS, and is a Master Decorative Artist. Registration can be made by sending a deposit of $25 to her at 68 Scarborough Village Dr. Centerville, Ohio 45458 Ph. 937-886-5238. To send an email title it “workshop” and send to [email protected]. Classes held at the Fairborn Central Bldg. Home of F.A.A., 221 North Central Ave., Fairborn, Ohio in the rear of building. An application is available on our website at www.fairbornart.org.

Attachment: Louise Jackson Paint all Day 9

COLORED PENCIL / PEN & INK with Tom Kinarney
Explore a couple of mediums that might surprise you with their ease of use & dramatic, beautiful results. Experiment with either or both and see how they can be combined with watercolor and other mediums. This 8-week session begins Tuesday, February 9, 9:30-12 noon for 8 weeks. Cost is $70. If you have any questions call Tom at 236-1959.

OPEN PAINTING IN THE GALLERY
The Friday Painters invite all Fairborn Art Association members (and prospective members) to bring your own work and paint in a supporting, encouraging environment on Fridays from 10 am to 2 pm. There is a small charge of $2 per visit, or $5 per month that is paid to FAA. We paint for a couple hours, break for lunch, and get back to work for another couple hours. Very informal, but we critique each other’s work (if requested), share and learn from each other, and some fast friendships have been formed. Contact Rose Schultz at 937-866-8862, or Billie Dickson at 937-427-7525 to confirm we are painting on any particular Friday.

On Thursdays, the group formerly instructed by Misuk Goltz meets from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm for open Paint In sessions. We help each other by informal visits to see how our paintings are progressing. We always have coffee or tea and breakfast treats available. Sometimes we have a demo on a new method or form of art. Occasionally, we schedule a critique session at the end of the day for anyone who wants a formal critique from all attendees. Cost is $2 per session or $20 for 8 weeks. Contact Connie Gifford at [email protected] or Shirlee Bauer at [email protected] for more information.

2016 B-W GREENWAY LANDSCAPE JURIED ART EXHIBITION
The 2016 B-W Greenway Landscape Juried Art Exhibition will exhibit work that has been inspired by the Community Park Reserve and the Valle View Reserve. In 2016 we will accept Paintings (any media) Drawings and Prints that have been inspired (they do not have to be Plein Air) by the two reserves that are separated by I-675 and can be accessed by Dayton Yellow Springs Road.
• Creating artwork can and has begun for 2016 until June 30th 2016.
• We will be collecting the art July 3rd at the Fairborn Art Association from 1-3 pm and 5-7 pm.
• Opening reception will be July 10th from 2-4 with awards being presented at 3 pm.
• The show will be open July 17th from 2-4 and July 24 from 2-4.
• Artists can submit up to 3 works for a $20 non-refundable entry fee
• Sales are encouraged with all profits going to the artists.
• Tess Cortes, Gallery Coordinator at Wright State University will be Juror for the exhibition.
For more information please contact Bob Coates 937-689-4855 and leave a message and phone number.

Note: This is the first information we have received on this popular event. When the formal prospectus is received, we will publish it.

DAYTON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CALL FOR ARTISTS
Dayton Children’s Hospital would like to feature purchased art in the public areas of its new, 8-story patient tower, opening Spring 2017, as well as in the public areas of its south campus facility that is under expansion to include outpatient specialty care center, emergency department, and an ambulatory surgery center; opening August-September 2016, January 2017, and Summer 2017, respectively. Artwork will be selected and placed based on content, style and cost. The details for submission requirements is listed on the following link: http://distinctiveartsource.com/call-for-artists-dayton-childrens-hospital/

INVITATION TO EXHIBIT YOUR ART
Studios on High Gallery, located in Columbus’ Short North Arts district, is inviting 2D artists to submit work for our March show Global Community: What we have in Common. This show will feature 25-35 Ohio artists in our semiannual “Hit the Hop” series. All 2D original artwork and photography may be submitted. 1st and 2nd place cash awards given. For more details go to http://www.studiosonhigh.com …Submitted by Libby Rudolf

CALL TO ARTISTS: POP REVOLUTION GALLERY IN MASON, OHIO
Pop Revolution is pleased to announce a Call-to-Artist for Black and White, our 7th Annual Juried February Art Exhibition, opening Saturday, February 18, 2016 from 5-9 pm. We invite you and all your artist friends to participate. ABOUT: A juried exhibition open to artists working in all mediums. DESCRIPTION: This is our 7th Annual Juried Art Exhibition. This year’s exhibit theme is “Black and White.” We are looking for artworks only using black, white, or the mix of them both. Please include an artist’s statement about your piece. ENTRIES: An entry fee of $25 for the first entry, $12 for each additional entry. Up to 4 pieces may be entered in to the show. Payment can be made by check or through PayPal. Digital files submitted by email will be reviewed when payment is received. AWARDS: Best of Show: $500, 2nd Place: $100 People’s Choice Award: $75, 2- Juror’s Awards: $25 each.

WATERCOLOR INSTRUCTOR NEEDED
Studio 14 is looking for a watercolor instructor. They have recently had a lot of interest for watercolor classes. Peter Frederick will be teaching both a workshop and a class in January but he cannot teach beyond that due to his other commitments. If you are interested in teaching classes in Tipp City, please contact Leslie Trimbach, Co-Owner/Manager, Studio 14 Gallery & Fine Arts Center, 115 W. Main Street, Tipp City, OH 45371, 937-620-4133. Or [email protected] or www.studio14gallery.com

REMINDERS
The following people signed up to bring refreshments to the February meeting: Terri Caprio, Nan Draves, Connie Gifford, Mary Foreman, Kathi Hotz, Lana Kim, Sally Lee, Clarice Moore, Cheryl Miracle, Jim and Margaret Brooks, and Larry Hawkins. Thank you for volunteering.

Our next meeting will be Tuesday, March 1, 2016, at 7:00 pm. The deadline for submitting articles to be included in the March Newsletter is Monday, February 15, 2016. Please email your articles to [email protected] or call Jackie Albright at 937-233-7532.

Membership Form and Dues Payment (online version)

Events are held in the FAA Gallery unless otherwise indicated (List of artists subject to change)

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December 5 3:00 pm–5:00 pm Holiday Party

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February 2 7:00 pm–8:30 pm Colored pencil, pastel, drawing - animal and pet portraits demo by guest artist Kathryn Smithson Keethler

March 2 7:00 pm–8:30 pm Clay sculpture demo by guest artist Bob Coates

April 6 TBA

May 4 Workshop TBA

June 1 Social

August 21-22 Fairborn Sweet Corn Festival

September 7 7:00 pm–8:30 pm Watercolor demo by guest artist Andrea Walker

October 5 Workshop TBA

November 2 TBA

December 7 Holiday Party (Date subject to change)

(not held if Fairborn Schools are closed due to bad weather)

Thursday Watercolor Group 9:30 am–1:30 pm

Friday Paint-In (All mediums) 10:00 am–2:00 pm