Children's Art Classes - Monroe, Georgia

From: Rosemarie Handy
Subject: Children's Thur and Fri Classes at Wild Child Arts
To:
Date: Friday, August 1, 2008, 5:14 PM

Please sign-up 2 days before the class begins, so that we will have enought supplies for the children.

Let your friends know about Wild Child Arts.

Please sign-up 2 days before the class begins, so that we will have enought supplies for the children.

Let your friends know about Wild Child Arts.

Wild Child Arts After School Program begins July 31, 2008.
The program begins at 4pm and ends at 6pm on Thursday and Fridays.
Children should bring a snack.
Our program is designed to teach art but also to
incorporate reading, history, science, music and culture into the program.
Cost: 20.00 per Day which includes supplies.
There will be times that we ask the children to bring things from home
( boxes, cans, pictures, t-shirts, etc.)
So let's get ready to have FUN!!!!

Folk Art (August)
We will take a multicultural look at folk art from Mexico and other countries. By incorporating modern papermaking techniques,
Students will incorporate radial designs or animal motifs inspired from indigenous art. Also, we will look at famous folk artists like
Howard Finster and create garden stepping stones made from concrete and found/recycled objects.
Thanks for all your support.





Rose Handy
770-855-3340
wildchildarts@yahoo.com
wildchildarts.net
120 N Wayne Street
Monroe Georgia 30655
Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 6pm

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just like a real magazine, but, unlike a real magazine, the reader can
click on your listing and be taken to your website. You'll receive a
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copy will also be e-mailed to the gallery list AND will be housed on our
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3. Welcoming Estates, Framers, and Services to Galleries:
A gallery we spoke to suggested that many galleries and art consultants
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Arts Clayton - August Events

August Events
Celebrate Art!
Thursday, August 7, 2008
5:30-7:30pm FREE
Bring a friend and enjoy amazing fine art from local Georgia Artists as we celebrate the openings of the "Explorations-Art & Science", and "The Road Traveled"

Beginning with “The Road Traveled” Exhibit, First, Second and Third Places ribbons will be awarded to show entries in the main gallery exhibits. Attendees at the opening reception will also be given the opportunity to decide the “Patron Award".
August Exhibitions
Sponsored by Arts Clayton Board of Directors
“Explorations – Art and Science”
Science and art are sister disciplines. The work of the scientist and artist involves exploration, discovery and method. Science has used visual means to communicate knowledge dating back to astronomical observations. Historically artists have been inspired by science and have employed scientific methods in developing materials and techniques. The exhibition shows that scientific and artistic points of view are compatible and each of the four artists uses science as the foundation for their work with a broad range of scientific disciplines represented.
Two of the artists work within a medical and anatomical context. Marti Hand explores biological science, the pharmaceutical/medical interface and its relation to health and Ann Rowles uses the deceptively benign techniques of crochet and knitting to explore disturbances of the body. Judy Parady chooses lyrical words used by particle physicists as a source for visual interpretations of the invisible in painting and three dimensional works. Mary O’Horo draws from themes found in new physics and astrophysics. These associations become translated into an abstract language which creates it own reality. This body of work offers a unique interpretation of scientific themes and an opportunity to consider the continuing influence of science in the arts. Show dates: August 5-September 2
“The Road Traveled”
“Oh the places you’ll go!” – Dr. Seuss. Our lives lead us down many roads, whether it is the one less traveled or a heavily worn path. The open road calls to some. For others, only one that matters is that road which leads home. For still others, it isn’t the physical trip through life that is important, but the creative process or spiritual journey. See how the Exhibiting Artists creatively interpret this month's theme in a wide range of mediums and disciplines.
Judges panel: Marti Hand, Mary O’Horo, Judy Parady and Ann Rowles Show Dates: August 5-September 26
Call for Entries
Juried Photography Show Deadline is August 16, 2008!
5thAnnual Juried Photography Show, presented in conjunction with Atlanta Celebrates Photography Festival are now available on our website: www.artsclayton.org/gallery, or at the Gallery.

All Georgia Photographers, 18 and older are invited to participate. Deadline for entry is August 16, 2008. Best of Show Winner receives a purchase award and solo show feature exhibit in 2009. Cash prizes for 1st 2nd & 3rd places.

Trenton Arts Council; Trenton, Ga. - northwestern Georgia

The Trenton Arts Council’s mission is to support and promote art in the Trenton landscape that develops an awareness of art’s role in enriching the connection of individuals with their environment. The council will work to encourage and promote individual’s goals that relate to art defined in these terms.

Kay D art

Would love to receive info on workshops in the St. Simons area. I plan to move there and attend a workshop in the fall or perhaps August...I also am interested in other locations..my web site is www.kaydart.com or email kaydart@aol.com thanks so much ...Kay Daughdrill

Marvelous Light Juried Exhibition

A juried show sponsored by Glimpses of His Glory gallery. The show will feature works that illustrate various reflections and contrasts of light in an array of people, places and/or objects.

September 12 - October 26.

Jurors include: Suzy Schults (artist), Susan Gibbs (principal of Twin House Gallery(, and Naomi Silva (owner of Naomi Silva Gallery).

For more information, go to www.glimpsesofhisglory.org.

Glimpses of His Glory Gallery is located in Johnson Ferry Baptist Church in Marietta, Georgia.

Florida's Forgotten Coast (APALCHICOLA) Paint Out

HELLO FRIENDS!
PLEIN AIR ARTISTS ARRIVE THIS THURSDAY!

PLEASE ATTEND THE WETROOM REVEAL GALA ON
SATURDAY MAY 10 AT 6PM!

THE $10 TICKET INCLUDES A FANTASTIC MENU PREPARED BY A HOST OF GREAT COOKS, BEER,WINE AND ENTERTAINMENT!

THE COTTON EXHANGE HAS NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD,
DO NOT MISS THIS!

YOU CAN GET TICKETS AT THE APALCHICOLA BAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, AT AVENUE E, OR AT BLUE beach + home.

CALL 800-378-8419 FOR MORE INFORMATION.

GET A COLLECTOR'S GUIDE
FOR COMPLETE EVENT DETAILS.