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It will be about abstract painting
Cosima says: "I suggest that we all join in for a member painting. I will bring a large canvas and paint. Each member will make a mark that represents their emotion.
Then after all have done their marks, we will try to bring it together for a cohesive painting. For even more fun, let's bring and share some wine!
I'm looking forward to finally joining you all and meeting everyone."
To see photos of the previous meeting, Click here
Ans: Georgia O'keeffe
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The previous artist was Paul Cezanne
If you want to see the name of the artist in one of these painting that have been in recent months, you can click on the painting and open it in a new tab. Look at the address bar, it will have the name there.
You must be a member to show in the Library: To see a list of members go to "members" at the top of this page or click here
Dec.'22 and Jan. '23Members' show |
Feb. and Mar. '22Lois Crabtree ArmstrongJim Hodge Deidre McAdams Cindy Trobaugh |
Apr. and May '22Sita LoopJared Blackburn Jim Palmer Peggy Brewer Mike Sandlock |
Jun. and Jul. '22Ramond TolmanSita Loop |
Aug. and Sep '22Kathy Frankford |
Oct. and Nov. '22Monica Byington |
Dec. '22 and Jan '23Members' show |
Members of MAA gathered on the Downtown Green to paint, sketch and enjoy fellowship.
The weather cooperated with a breeze. We met around 3PM and were finished by 5PM. Members were
Dan Gibson, Mike Everidge, Cosime Aryee, Cindy Trobaugh, Brynn Wolf, Peggy Brewer, Jim Palmer.
Five MAA members arrived at 2PM to participate in a plein Air painting group
While there is not much for the artists to paint, we attempted it anyway. The day was warm and the sun was bright, but the wind wanted to blow away our easels and watercolor boards.