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Our purpose is to stimulate an interest
in the visual arts among our members and to provide a focus on the
fine arts
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Welcome
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The Euclid Art
Association’s 2024 Spring Fine Art Show at the
Euclid Public Library is now open for viewing through
Saturday, May 18. There were 25 artists and 94
artworks in the show. Stop by and see the show
during Library hours. All are welcome to attend the
artist awards reception on Wednesday, May 15, 6:30 to
8:30p.m. Artists and members are asked to bring
‘finger food’ plated and ready to serve.
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 Congratulations
to Best of Show winner, John Koch for his
oil painting, "Trees". First Place winners
are: "The Market" by John Koch (Oil & Acrylic), "A Secret
Vineyard" by Charlene Dayton (Watercolor), "Dance of the
Dragonfly" by Cheryl Brickman (Graphic Art), "Anything,
Everything, Everywhere" by Rozenia Cunningham (Mixed
Media) and "Bridal Veil" by Kathy Komaromy (Photography).
Show judge, Edward E. Parker, master artist and sculptor,
said, "Very good show. Hard choices. Several
could have been Best of Show. Selected "Trees"
because of texture, perspective and size." See
all show
winners on the
Art Show page.
A great BIG THANK YOU to all the members who helped
with the Spring Fine Art Show in so many ways…. ‘it takes
a club to make a successful show’. Everyone stepped
up to help. It could not have happened any other
way! Thank you, thank you!
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 Meet
the winner of the 2024 Margaret E. Hain Memorial Art
Scholarship − Euclid High School Senior, Karsyn Sharp.
"….art is an integral part of me, and I’ll be doing it for
the rest of my life. I see myself getting at least a
Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts and becoming an art
teacher, so I can inspire kids…." Congratulations to
Karsyn.
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Our next
monthly meeting is Monday, June 3, 2024 at 7:00pm
in Fellowship Hall of East Shore United Methodist Church,
23002 Lake Shore Blvd., Euclid. It’s our very
popular, Members’ Art Critique Night. Members
are asked to bring only one picture to the evening’s
critique. The artist who will critique the artworks
will be announced soon. Again, it is BYOT to
SHARE….bring your own treats to share with everyone
after the meeting. All are Welcome to attend.
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We thank our
May demonstrator, JoAnn DePolo for her
presentation, "Creating Abstract Paintings",
enjoyed by the 28 members and guests in attendance at the
East Shore UM Church. JoAnn said, "All art takes
place in the head and heart first and that could take
hours, but painting it can take a minute and a half!"
She then asked if we were ready to see what happens!
Painting wet in wet, JoAnn showed us three ways to add
different acrylic paints to the canvas while creating
texture and movement.
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