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. . . A d v a n c i n g t h e k n o w l e d g e a n d l o v e o f a r t t h r o u g h e d u c a t i o n
Cincinnati Art Club1021 Parkside PlaceCincinnati, Ohio 45202
Dinner MeetingMarch 18– 6:00pmLisa Morrisette–The Taft Museum
Spring Associate ShowOpening March 4–6:00pm–9:00pmMarch 5 & 6–1:00pm–4:00 pm
Gene Hinckley ExhibitionOpening March 18–6:00pm–9:00 pmMarch 19 & 20–1:00pm–4:00 pm
Sketch Group ExhibitionDrop off: March 31–7:00pm–9:30pmDrop off: April 4–1:00pm–4:00pmOpening April 8–6:00pm–9:00 pmApril 9 & 10–1:00pm–4:00 pm
Dinner Meetings 3rd Friday of the month 6:00pm Social Hour 6:45pm Dinner 8:00pm Speaker
ADVANCE YOUR ARTDAWG the Digital Group4th Tuesday of each month7:00pm–9:30pm
Sketch Groups Mondays, 1:00pm–4:30pm Thursdays, 7:00pm–9:30pm Facilitator: Paul Fisher
Critique Sessions1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month 7:00pm–9:30pm.Bring a piece of your work to be critiqued as we all learn and grow together.
Signature Member Review DatesMay 7, 2016 Requirements may be found on the web site. Please take the time to familiarize yourself with them. For further information please contact Roger Heuck (513) 681-8961.
Happy March!
The club is alive and well! The Gamblin event held at the club on February 17th was a HUGE success, a full house event as anticipated, with
standing room only, lasting over an hour and a half. Many thanks to Nancy Spielman from Gamblin for educating those in attendance. There were a lot of questions asked and a lot of information and answers given. Numerous demonstrations were given on various types of mediums and how they reacted with different paints, organic or oil. Everyone went home a little more educated and with a handful of goodies. Thank you Gamblin and thank you Nancy Spielman for an evening of fun and education.
Wow, what an action packed dinner meeting we had two days later! Bill Fletcher was our guest presenter who made the journey from Lexington, Kentucky. Bill gave a wonderful lecture and demo with 99 people in attendance. An excellent discussion on composition, large masses, the use of correct lines, values and shapes, as well as, a discussion on the four planes of value relationships. In addition, the five types of light were all clearly explained. Another excellent, educational evening had by all.
It’s Board of Trustee nomination time again and we request your help. We have a Nominating Committee in place and we are looking forward to reaching out to you, but, you too can reach out to us. Please consider running for the Board or sitting on the Exhibition or ViewPoint Committee in order to help the club advance and move forward. This coming year we will be looking for the following positions to be filled, Treasurer, Secretary, Sketch Group and Exhibitions. Please contact Clark Stevens if you are interested.
Have a safe and O’Happy Spring!
Sincerely, Todd A. Channer
Daubigny, Monet, Van Gogh: Impressions of Landscape
Join us March 18th for an informative talk on the Taft Museum’s groundbreaking international exhibition, Daubigny, Monet, Van Gogh: Impressions of Landscape, with Lisa Morrisette, Taft’s manager of school and docent programs. Lisa will present a surprisingly overlooked force in the development of Impressionism. We will learn about Daubigny’s connection to the Impressionists and hear who inspired Monet and Van Gogh. She
will look at the Impressionist movement as it crosses the Atlantic and influences American artists in the late 19th and early 20 centuries. It took 14 years to plan and secure the amazing paintings for this exhibit which presents about 55 paintings, including 40 masterpieces by Daubigny plus a selection of about 15 Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings by Van Gogh and Pissarro which reveal Daubigny’s influence.
This is a great opportunity to learn about the roots of this great movement through Lisa’s engaging talk and slide presentation.
The cost of dinner is now $20 per person. To make a reservation call Catering Chair, George Hageman at (937) 278-7742 or e-mail: dinner@cincinnatiartclubcom. Reservation deadline is 4:00pm the Wednesday before the meeting. Early reservations are very much appreciated. If you should need to cancel, do so before the Wednesday deadline. Traditionally the Club requests payment at the door by CHECK only in order to facilitate getting people in quickly and having an accurate record of payment.
DINNER MENU Teriyaki Glazed Salmon Fillet
Garlic, Red Skin Mashed PotatoesSeasoned Chef Cut Vegetable Medley
Shredded Cole Slaw
Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Bars Cherry Flavored Jello
DINNER MEETING RESERVATION
Article for the Dragonfly by Barbara Chenault
Beauty in art is truth bathed in an impression received from nature. Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
DID YOU KNOW THAT. . . . . . . . . . . . . TAKE A PEEK
INSIDE
Bill Fletcher–February Dinner Speaker
November 2015March 2016
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE CALENDAR OF EVENTS
DINNER MEETING MARCH 18, 2016. . . . .LISA MORRISETTE
Gene has been a member of the Club for 45 years. This is longer than any other member in Club history. He joined January 5,1971.
Gene has been an active participant for all of those years and has held every board position, except treasurer, and some of those chairs he held twice. As exhibition chairman he also had responsibility for Viewpoint.
The last position Gene held was historian of club documents and the history of the Cincinnati Art Club. Gene spent over three years cataloging, scanning and digitizing every scrap of information in the Club’s archive and put it on CD’s which were then given to the
Gene Hinckley(Honorary Signature Member)
At age 87 Gene is having aOne man retrospective show in the
Wessel Gallery
Opening NightMonthly Dinner Meeting
March 18, 20166:00pm
Show continues onSaturday 19th & Sunday 20th
1:00pm–4:00pm
Historical Society, Cincinnati Art Museum and the Public Library.
While we look at the Duvenecks, Farnys and Wessels for our heritage, and boast of their achievement in the art world, Gene’s unselfish gift to the Club was not only the preservation of the records, but touching every one of our lives by preserving our name as a member, and every mention of our individual activities as they appeared in the Dragonfly, secretary’s minutes, and any other mentions found in the files. We are all now part of that heritage.
Gene’s years were also spent not only studying portrait painting and drawing, but arranging
speakers, teachers and workshops for members of the Cincinnati Art Club. Most notable was Daniel Green who came to the club on several occasions.
This is an opportunity for you to view and purchase some excellent paintings or drawings for your collection. Gene has purposely priced his paintings so they are affordable to anyone wanting one in their collection. Again, Gene is giving back of his time, energy and talent to the Club.
Let’s all join together in making this a Historic Exhibit and letting Gene know how much we appreciate him as a member, friend and mentor.
Cincinnati Art Club1021 Parkside PlaceCincinnati, Ohio 45202(513) 241-4591www.cincinnatiartclub.com
2015-2016 BOARD OF TRUSTEES:President .................Todd ChannerVice President........Clark StevensSecretary ..................Chyre’ BoardmanTreasurer ..................Donnita GearyCatering ...................George HagemanDevelopment ........Sally MercurioExhibitions ..............Joe StewartHouse ........................Donald PeckMembership ..........Marty PalmertonPrograms ................Barb ChenaultSketch Group ........Paul FisherSpecial Events .......Carlos Navarro
Special Assignments:Caretaker: ................Les MileyCurator: .....................Roger HeuckAssistant Curator ...Mark DalyHistorian .................Dave KlockeViewPoint ...............Donald SchusterWorkshops ..............Eileen McConkey
Web Master ...... Tom Tarvin
No deadline for submissions.e-mail information to:[email protected]
Dragonfly Editor... Hannah Beck
Deadline for submissions is the 10th of the month, prior to the month in which the newsletter is to run. All materials should be timely and will be subject to editing for clarity and space. e-mail information to:[email protected]
The Dragonfly is published for and bymembers of the Cincinnati Art Club.
CongratulationsNew Signature Members
Devere BurtPatricia Kessen
Jeff MosbyJames PolechakJames Pendery
New CAC MembersMarcella Hsiung
Retired Graphic DesignerJerry Saylor
Artist and Volunteer
Article for the Dragonfly byChyre’ Boardman
Spring Associate ShowOpening Night
March 4th6:00pm–9:00pm
This is a great opportunityto get to know
your fellow artists.Please join us!
Enjoy summer painting with members of the Ohio Plein Air Society, the Cincinnati Art Club and the Woman’s Art Club of Cincinnati.We meet April through October on Thursdays between 9:30am and 2:30pm.The last Thursday night of the Month we meet at 4pm until 8pm for evening painting with socializing and dinner afterwards to include more artists.Come to all or some, early, or as late as you find convenient or interesting. Many of us will paint rain or shine when shelter is available or nearby. Restrooms are available. All Paint Outs are free except for Loveland Paint the Town and Cincinnati Nature Center. All skill levels are welcome.Contact Mary Beth Dowlin at 513-218-7037 or [email protected] Lakeberg at 859-653-5089 or [email protected]
April 2/3—9 to 5 Art Marketing Workshop by Jennifer KingConnect Artist Marketing: http://connectartistmarketing.com
Jennifer King, former editor of International Artist Magazine and The Artist’s Magazine, has written extensively about the art business and is offering the benefit of her expertise in this two-day workshop. Combining lecture with hands-on and interactive experiences, Jennifer King will coach you through the process of creating a personally tailored plan for marketing your art and meeting your professional goals.
Workshop will cover:Branding – Identifying and communicating with your Target Market Promoting Your Brand – Using Promotions, Networking, and Publicity to Gain Exposure Selling Your Work – Learning to Sell Directly and Through Galleries Devising a Marketing Strategy – Putting It All Together in a PlanCost: Members - $190 Non-members $200
CALL TO ARTISTS
2016 Art Affaire
Saturday, September 24, 2016 11 am to 5 pmApplication DeadlineApril 16, 2016
The Greater Milford Area Historical Society is accepting artists for the 11th Annual Art Affaire. This art and fine craft outdoor show will be held on Main Street in historic Milford, Ohio.
Art Affaire recognizes artists with awards and cash prizes in selected categories with $200 for Best of Show; $100 for first place; and, $50 for second place.Details are available online:art [email protected]
Make Believe
Historically SpeakingDid you know that in 1979,
Gene Hinckley was a supporter of a historic change that opened
Cincinnati Art Clubmembership to women?
Self Portrait
Evendale Fine Art ExhibitEarly Bird ApplicationMarch 11Application DeadlineMarch 18Apply online at: CallforEntry.org
Happy St. Patrick’s Day
Explore • Exhibit • Excel
GENE HINCKLEY. . . . . . . . . . . . . .PATRIARCH OF THE CINCINNATI ART CLUBMEMBER NEWS
WORKSHOPS
March 12—10 to 3 Plein Air Primer by Eileen McConkey 1 day workshop for those who want to get started painting outside but have been afraid for any number of reasons. This is an indoor workshop to get ready for the season covering anything from materials (there will be lots of different outdoor easels etc. there to see in person) to how to choose a subject and more. Cost: Members - $50. Non-members - $60 2016 SOUTHWESTERN OHIO PLEIN AIR PAINTERS SCHEDULE
Gourmet Food+Good CompanyThe CAC also has this to offer:
Come to a Sketch Group or Critique Group, then exhibit a painting that was created or critiqued with either group!
Sketch Group Show: April 8thCritique Group Show: June 10th
Gene Hinckley has been an active member of the Cincinnati Art Club for 45 years, following close behind Herman Wessel with 65 years of membership! He has held every board position, except treasurer, and some of those chairs he held twice. As exhibition chairman, he also had the responsibility for Viewpoint.
The last position Gene held was historian of club documents and the history of the Cincinnati Art Club. Gene spent over three years cataloging, scanning and digitizing every scrap of information in the Club’s archive and put it on CD’s which were then given to the Historical Society, Cincinnati Art
Gene Hinckley(Honorary Signature Member)
At age 87 Gene is having aOne man retrospective show in the
Wessel Gallery
Opening NightMonthly Dinner Meeting
March 18, 20166:00pm
Show continues onSaturday 19th & Sunday 20th
1:00pm–4:00pm
Museum and the Public Library.While we look at the Duvenecks, Farnys and Wessels for our heritage, and boast of their achievement in the art world, Gene’s unselfish gift to the Club was not only the preservation of the records, but touching every one of our lives by preserving our name as a member, and every mention of our individual activities as they appeared in the Dragonfly, secretary’s minutes, and any other mentions found in the files. We are all now part of that heritage.
Gene’s years were also spent not only studying portrait painting and drawing, but arranging speakers, teachers and workshops
for members of the Cincinnati Art Club. Most notable was Daniel Green who came to the club on several occasions.
This is an opportunity for you to view and purchase some excellent paintings or drawings for your collection. Gene has purposely priced his paintings so they are affordable to anyone wanting one in their collection. Again, Gene is giving back of his time, energy and talent to the Club.
Let’s all join together in making this a Historic Exhibit and letting Gene know how much we appreciate him as a member, friend and mentor.
Cincinnati Art Club1021 Parkside PlaceCincinnati, Ohio 45202(513) 241-4591www.cincinnatiartclub.com
2015-2016 BOARD OF TRUSTEES:President .................Todd ChannerVice President........Clark StevensSecretary ..................Chyre’ BoardmanTreasurer ..................Donnita GearyCatering ...................George HagemanDevelopment ........Sally MercurioExhibitions ..............Joe StewartHouse ........................Donald PeckMembership ..........Marty PalmertonPrograms ................Barb ChenaultSketch Group ........Paul FisherSpecial Events .......Carlos Navarro
Special Assignments:Caretaker: ................Les MileyCurator: .....................Roger HeuckAssistant Curator ...Mark DalyHistorian .................Dave KlockeViewPoint ...............Donald SchusterWorkshops ..............Eileen McConkey
Web Master ...... Tom Tarvin
No deadline for submissions.e-mail information to:[email protected]
Dragonfly Editor... Hannah Beck
Deadline for submissions is the 10th of the month, prior to the month in which the newsletter is to run. All materials should be timely and will be subject to editing for clarity and space. e-mail information to:[email protected]
The Dragonfly is published for and bymembers of the Cincinnati Art Club.
CongratulationsNew Signature Members
Devere BurtPatricia Kessen
Jeff MosbyJames PolechakJames Pendery
New CAC MembersMarcella Hsiung
Retired Graphic DesignerJerry Saylor
Artist and Volunteer
Article for the Dragonfly byChyre’ Boardman
Spring Associate ShowOpening Night
March 4th6:00pm–9:00pm
This is a great opportunityto get to know
your fellow artists.Please join us!
Enjoy summer painting with members of the Ohio Plein Air Society, the Cincinnati Art Club and the Woman’s Art Club of Cincinnati.We meet April through October on Thursdays between 9:30am and 2:30pm.The last Thursday night of the Month we meet at 4pm until 8pm for evening painting with socializing and dinner afterwards to include more artists.Come to all or some, early, or as late as you find convenient or interesting. Many of us will paint rain or shine when shelter is available or nearby. Restrooms are available. All Paint Outs are free except for Loveland Paint the Town and Cincinnati Nature Center. All skill levels are welcome.Contact Mary Beth Dowlin at 513-218-7037 or [email protected] Lakeberg at 859-653-5089 or [email protected]
April 2/3—9 to 5 Art Marketing Workshop by Jennifer KingConnect Artist Marketing: http://connectartistmarketing.com
Jennifer King, former editor of International Artist Magazine and The Artist’s Magazine, has written extensively about the art business and is offering the benefit of her expertise in this two-day workshop. Combining lecture with hands-on and interactive experiences, Jennifer King will coach you through the process of creating a personally tailored plan for marketing your art and meeting your professional goals.
Workshop will cover:Branding – Identifying and communicating with your Target Market Promoting Your Brand – Using Promotions, Networking, and Publicity to Gain Exposure Selling Your Work – Learning to Sell Directly and Through Galleries Devising a Marketing Strategy – Putting It All Together in a PlanCost: Members - $190 Non-members $200
CALL TO ARTISTS
2016 Art Affaire
Saturday, September 24, 2016 11 am to 5 pmApplication DeadlineApril 16, 2016
The Greater Milford Area Historical Society is accepting artists for the 11th Annual Art Affaire. This art and fine craft outdoor show will be held on Main Street in historic Milford, Ohio.
Art Affaire recognizes artists with awards and cash prizes in selected categories with $200 for Best of Show; $100 for first place; and, $50 for second place.Details are available online:art [email protected]
Make Believe
Historically SpeakingDid you know that in 1979,
Gene Hinckley was a supporter of a historic change that opened
Cincinnati Art Clubmembership to women?
Self Portrait
Evendale Fine Art ExhibitEarly Bird ApplicationMarch 11Application DeadlineMarch 18Apply online at: CallforEntry.org
Happy St. Patrick’s Day
Explore • Exhibit • Excel
GENE HINCKLEY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . PATRIARCH OF THE CINCINNATI ART CLUBMEMBER NEWS
WORKSHOPS
March 12—10 to 3 Plein Air Primer by Eileen McConkey 1 day workshop for those who want to get started painting outside but have been afraid for any number of reasons. This is an indoor workshop to get ready for the season covering anything from materials (there will be lots of different outdoor easels etc. there to see in person) to how to choose a subject and more. Cost: Members - $50. Non-members - $60
2016 SOUTHWESTERN OHIO PLEIN AIR PAINTERS SCHEDULE
Gourmet Food+Good CompanyThe CAC also has this to offer:
Come to a Sketch Group or Critique Group, then exhibit a painting that was created or critiqued with either group!
Sketch Group Show: April 8thCritique Group Show: June 10th
. . . A d v a n c i n g t h e k n o w l e d g e a n d l o v e o f a r t t h r o u g h e d u c a t i o n
Cincinnati Art Club1021 Parkside PlaceCincinnati, Ohio 45202
Dinner MeetingMarch 18– 6:00pmLisa Morrisette–The Taft Museum
Spring Associate ShowOpening March 4–6:00pm–9:00pmMarch 5 & 6–1:00pm–4:00 pm
Gene Hinckley ExhibitionOpening March 18–6:00pm–9:00 pmMarch 19 & 20–1:00pm–4:00 pm
Sketch Group ExhibitionDrop off: March 31–7:00pm–9:30pmDrop off: April 4–1:00pm–4:00pmOpening April 8–6:00pm–9:00 pmApril 9 & 10–1:00pm–4:00 pm
Dinner Meetings 3rd Friday of the month 6:00pm Social Hour 6:45pm Dinner 8:00pm Speaker
ADVANCE YOUR ARTDAWG the Digital Group4th Tuesday of each month7:00pm–9:30pm
Sketch Groups Mondays, 1:00pm–4:30pm Thursdays, 7:00pm–9:30pm Facilitator: Paul Fisher
Critique Sessions1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month 7:00pm–9:30pm.Bring a piece of your work to be critiqued as we all learn and grow together.
Signature Member Review DatesMay 7, 2016 Requirements may be found on the web site. Please take the time to familiarize yourself with them. For further information please contact Roger Heuck (513) 681-8961.
Happy March!
The club is alive and well! The Gamblin event held at the club on February 17th was a HUGE success, a full house event as anticipated, with
standing room only, lasting over an hour and a half. Many thanks to Nancy Spielman from Gamblin for educating those in attendance. There were a lot of questions asked and a lot of information and answers given. Numerous demonstrations were given on various types of mediums and how they reacted with different paints, organic or oil. Everyone went home a little more educated and with a handful of goodies. Thank you Gamblin and thank you Nancy Spielman for an evening of fun and education.
Wow, what an action packed dinner meeting we had two days later! Bill Fletcher was our guest presenter who made the journey from Lexington, Kentucky. Bill gave a wonderful lecture and demo with 99 people in attendance. An excellent discussion on composition, large masses, the use of correct lines, values and shapes, as well as, a discussion on the four planes of value relationships. In addition, the five types of light were all clearly explained. Another excellent, educational evening had by all.
It’s Board of Trustee nomination time again and we request your help. We have a Nominating Committee in place and we are looking forward to reaching out to you, but, you too can reach out to us. Please consider running for the Board or sitting on the Exhibition or ViewPoint Committee in order to help the club advance and move forward. This coming year we will be looking for the following positions to be filled, Treasurer, Secretary, Sketch Group and Exhibitions. Please contact Clark Stevens if you are interested.
Have a safe and O’Happy Spring!
Sincerely, Todd A. Channer
Daubigny, Monet, Van Gogh: Impressions of Landscape
Join us March 18th for an informative talk on the Taft Museum’s groundbreaking international exhibition, Daubigny, Monet, Van Gogh: Impressions of Landscape, with Lisa Morrisette, Taft’s manager of school and docent programs. Lisa will present a surprisingly overlooked force in the development of Impressionism. We will learn about Daubigny’s connection to the Impressionists and hear who inspired Monet and Van Gogh. She
will look at the Impressionist movement as it crosses the Atlantic and influences American artists in the late 19th and early 20 centuries. It took 14 years to plan and secure the amazing paintings for this exhibit which presents about 55 paintings, including 40 masterpieces by Daubigny plus a selection of about 15 Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings by Van Gogh and Pissarro which reveal Daubigny’s influence.
This is a great opportunity to learn about the roots of this great movement through Lisa’s engaging talk and slide presentation.
The cost of dinner is now $20 per person. To make a reservation call Catering Chair, George Hageman at (937) 278-7742 or e-mail: dinner@cincinnatiartclubcom. Reservation deadline is 4:00pm the Wednesday before the meeting. Early reservations are very much appreciated. If you should need to cancel, do so before the Wednesday deadline. Traditionally the Club requests payment at the door by CHECK only in order to facilitate getting people in quickly and having an accurate record of payment.
DINNER MENU Teriyaki Glazed Salmon Fillet
Garlic, Red Skin Mashed PotatoesSeasoned Chef Cut Vegetable Medley
Shredded Cole Slaw
Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Bars Cherry Flavored Jello
DINNER MEETING RESERVATION
Article for the Dragonfly by Barbara Chenault
Beauty in art is truth bathed in an impression received from nature. Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
DID YOU KNOW THAT. . . . . . . . . . . . . TAKE A PEEK
INSIDE
Bill Fletcher–February Dinner Speaker
November 2015March 2016
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE CALENDAR OF EVENTS
DINNER MEETING MARCH 18, 2016. . . . .LISA MORRISETTE
