Announcing....MSoP's New Incoming President Meagan Corrado! Meagan will be working closely with our outgoing (after six years of service!) president Carol Shelkin and the MSoP Board of Directors to ensure that this transition is a smooth ride. Congratulations Meagan! We are all excited to be working with you !
Congrats! MSoP Artists Exhibiting at Salus University Members Show
Congratulations to all of the artists whose work was accepted into the 2017 MSoP Members’ Exhibition! We are very excited! It’s going to be a beautiful show.
The exhibit will have 27 pieces from 20 artists. They are:
Janis Pinkston
Carol Shelkin
Amy Wassum
Suzanne Daub
Rise Skobeloff
Laura Lyn Stern
Kim Porter
Veronica Kairos
April Press
Carol Tinkleman
Robyn Miller
Rochelle Lent
Meagan Corrado
Claire Brill
Carol Stirton-Broad
Jessica Cherry
Anabella Wewer
Terrie Lee Steinmeyer
Roberta Cooks
Carol Hemsley
The Opening Reception/ MSoP's 6th Birthday Celebration Party will take place on Sunday, May 21st, 1:30 – 3:30 at Salus University in Elkins Park, PA.
Hope to see you all there !
Congratulations Anabella Wewer!
My work "(What if...) unBleached” was selected to be exhibited at this year’s Mosaic Arts International, along with 34 other artists from 10 different countries.
"(What if...) unBleached" is part of a series in which I explore the idea of fossils, objects millions of years old, coming back to life. The imagined effort of the fossils drawing energy from within and revealing to us long hidden secrets is what I try to explore through andamento and color gradations. As I worked in “unBleached", however, the colors of the fossils I chose to work with reminded me of bleached coral reefs. As a SCUBA diver, I have seen the effects of a changing climate on the reefs, and I mourn the loss of so many in my lifetime. My ‘what iffing’ turned to more earnest thinking about what could happen if we gave the reefs a chance to come back to their former glory, and whether we can still stop the damage to our oceans and reverse the current trends.”
MSoP Members Annual Exhibit....
MSoP is pleased to announce our Annual
Members’ Exhibition for 2017
The curated exhibition runs May through July, 2017 at Salus University in Elkins Park, PA. Members can submit up to two pieces. Space is limited to 25-30 pieces depending on size. So enter early! At least one piece per member will be chosen for the show.
COME TO PARTY! All are invited to the Opening on May 21st, 1:30 to 3:30. This will also be our last meeting of the year and our birthday party! So come!
IMPORTANT DATES:
Enter by: Thursday, April 20, midnight
Hear back by: Sunday, April 30
Drop Off: Tuesday, May 9, between noon and 1 pm
Opening Party: Sunday, May 21, 1:30 – 3:30
Pick up: Tuesday, July 25, between 11 am and noon
ADDRESS:
D’Arrigo Family Gallery, Hafter Student Community Center
Salus University
50 Breyer Drive
Elkins Park, PA 19027
ENTRY PROCESS: Entry Form and photos must be received by Thursday, April 20, 2017. Fill out the form in the prospectus and email it or mail it back to MSoP 2017 Members’ Show, PO Box 9012, Collingswood, New Jersey 08108. Email is the preferred way to receive your application. CLICK ON IMAGE ABOVE TO DOWNLOAD THE PROSPECTUS AND ENTRY FORM.
IMAGE ENTRY will be by JPEG digital files; review will be by digital image only, submitted by email attachment. Save your image with your last name, first name, title of piece. Send your digital image in an attachment to exhibits@mosaicsocietyofphiladelphia.org with the subject line: Last name, first name, Title. High quality images (300 dpi at 4 inches wide) will best reflect your work.
FEE: No fee!
SIZE: Only ready to hang 2-D pieces (max 15 pounds) are eligible. All 2-D work must be securely wired and ready for hanging. The curator and her staff will be hanging the show.
SALES: Artwork can either be for sale or not for sale. Sales will be handled by the curator who will remit your check to you minus 25%. A donation to MSoP would be greatly appreciated if possible.
INSURANCE & LIABILITY: There is NO insurance coverage for injury, damaged property or other loss.
Power of the Flower Exhibit @ Markeim
Power of the Flower
Friday, May 12 @ 12:00 pm - Friday, June 2 @ 5:00 pm
Opening Reception: Friday, May 12 7PM to 9 PM
This juried exhibition in Markeim’s main gallery will bloom with a kaleidoscope of art inspired by nature. Artists are encouraged to submit new and challenging perspectives of flora, flowers, buds, grasses and blooms interpreted in all media.
The juror for the show will be Carol Gooberman. Carol has been a professional artist for over 40 years. She earned her BFA degree from Moore College of Art and Design in Philadelphia in 1977, and now lives in Haddonfield, NJ. Carol’s work has been seen in homes and galleries throughout the region. Her work has been described as “soft realism”, as she renders light using pastel colors to create colorful shadows and reflections. Carol paints flowers and nature, Victorian themes with women and children, beach scenes, cats, sunsets, etc.
http://www.markeimartscenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/2017-Power-of-the-Flower-Prospectus.pdf
Lansdowne Arts on the Avenue: Call for Artists!
We're looking for the best local
Artists • Artisans • Crafters • Demonstrators • Makers
to join us for Lansdowne's Arts on the Avenue Festival.
Our popular outdoor event is an all-day festival of fine art, artisan craftsmanship, live music, local food trucks and children's entertainment. This show is juried, and artists will be selected on quality of work, but also diversity of the show.
Applications are due April 15th.
$25 fee at the time of application, additional $50 vendor fee due upon acceptance.
Questions? Contact us at info@lansdownesfuture.org.
MSoP Member Nancy Frank in Axelrod Art Center Exhibit
Bristol First Friday...Opportunity to Participate!
Click on the image below to get a PDF of the Artist Agreement for this opportunity.
PHONE: 215-788-4288 WEB: www.BristolBoro.org EMAIL: BBBA1681@gmail.com FACEBOOK: BristolBoroughBusinessAssociation MAIL: PO Box 1293, Historic Bristol, PA 19007
2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS James Bason, President Joseph Barbagallo, Vice-President Patricia Samuels, Treasurer Anne Kohn, Secretary Cynthia Adams, Andrew Dittman, Donna McCloskey, Richard P. Vallejo, Jayne McPherson-Young
February 2017
Dear Sir/Madam,
The Bristol Borough Business Association is in the planning stages of our third season of First Fridays on the Delaware. Held from 5 to 8 pm during the months of May to September, our quaint and historic riverfront town closes down the streets of our main business district for a street festival.
Our previous seasons have been hugely successful, drawing upwards of 1500 people per event. Bristol Borough’s First Fridays was voted as ‘One of the Best’ in Bucks County Courier Times 2016 Best of Bucks contest in the following categories: Family Event, Summer Event, Outdoor Event, and Business Event, as well as being named a finalist in the 2016 Bucks Happening List in the Business/Chamber Event category.
Thanks to Deluxe Corporation and the Small Business Revolution, Bristol Borough has recently gained even more attention on a national level while competing for a $500,000 revitalization grant. Initially, we were one of eight towns selected from 14,000 entries, and then a finalist. After a week-long, country-wide voting frenzy, Historic Bristol Borough was declared the WINNER! In addition to the financial assistance awarded, our town will be featured in an 8-show series on Hulu this upcoming fall. We are extremely excited and grateful!
This year, we would like to introduce a “How To” feature amongst our “Art Walk” contributors. Various craftsman and artists are invited to display their works with the inclusion of a demonstration of their creative process. Without the demo, inclusion to vend at our First Fridays is $30 per event. However, those offering a demonstration are able to secure a space for free. Demonstrations should be about 10-15 minutes long explaining the step-by-step creative process with a potential hands-on component for interaction with participants. Demonstrations would be repeated, with appropriate breaks, for the duration of the 3-hour event. (Attached please find our artist/craftsman agreement containing more information.)
Knowing your organization partners with artists of the highest quality of design and workmanship, we would like to extend this opportunity to your membership. The recent growth of cultural and artistic events, venues and collaborations in Lower Bucks County – including Historic Bristol Borough – is evidence to the fact that true talent is appreciated and admired. Let us work together to bring professional artisans to Historic Bristol Borough for the benefit of our community and yours.
Please feel free to contact me @ 215-788-4288 or BristolBoroFirstFriday.Art@gmail.com if you have any questions. Thank you so much for your consideration and anticipated cooperation of passing on this news to your members.
Sincerely,
Marjorie Mott and the First Fridays on the Delaware Planning Committee
BristolBoroughFirstFridays
The Bristol Borough Business Association exists to promote the town and its businesses and to attract consumers and new businesses through events, promotions, advertisement, tourism, and more.