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Dinner MeetingNovember 18, 20166:00pm
Holiday Sale OpeningDecember 2, 20166:00pm–9:00pmOther HoursDecember 3,4/12,13/19,2012:00pm–5:00pm
Holiday PartyNeusole Glassworks–Forest Park, OhioDecember 10, 20166:00pm–9:00pmSee more on page 3.
It’s time to sign up for the new season’s Dinner Meetings. Join the PERMANENT LIST and never have to worry about missing any of the fun! With one email you can sign up for every dinner and every amazing program.To make your reservation, call Catering Chair, George Hageman at (937)278-7742 or e-mail: [email protected] 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 MEETING RESERVATION OUR NEXT DINNER MEETING IS NOVEMBER 18, 2016
Article for the Dragonfly by Barbara Chenault–Program Chairman
You can receive an email copy of the Dragonfly Newsletter by sending your request to:[email protected]
The cost of dinner is $20 per person.DINNER MENU
Carved Old Fashioned Ham Au Gratin Potatoes
Steamed Green BeansTossed w/Roasted Sesame Seeds
House Tossed Salad Dinner Rolls & Butter
Pumpkin Pie w/Whipped ToppingCherry Flavored Jello
November 2015November 2016
Richard LuschekNovember 18, 2016Our guest speaker will be Richard Luschek, a very popular Cincinnati artist. He believes his job as a painter is more than just reproducing objects on canvas. The painter should aim for something
elevated and finer; nature observed through a nobler temperament. Richard is fascinated by effects of light, atmosphere, color, and tonal beauty. Even though these techniques are old, he will use these skills to create pictures relevant for today’s audience infusing them with a narrative and wit that adds to the arrangements he paints. Come see Richard in action! “Interested students are not required to draw a turtle in a hat to be accepted but feel free to draw one on your check .”
To paraphrase Eugene Levy’s inimitable character in the movie Splash, “What a month we’re having!” In the movie, that declaration punctuated a series of calamities. For the Club, it’s to proclaim we’ve had a really great month.
On October 4th, Judge Charles J. Kubicki, Jr. ordered The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education to convey to the Club the adjacent vacant lot within 30 days. A loan for the purchase has been approved. As of this writing, a call confirming the closing date is imminent.
Also this month, our Associate Members submitted some wonderful artwork for exhibition. Their efforts show that the Club can look forward to many strong shows to come and a steady stream of Associates advancing to Signature status.
Terry Muira’s workshop was sold out and for good reason. He’s insightful, inspiring, and instructive. Eileen McConkey has been bringing us world class workshop providers. If it’s been a while since you’ve been to a workshop, you deserve this. Just be sure to sign up early because they fill up quickly.The October Dinner Meeting was highlighted by our annual Halloween Costume Competition and several special guest. The late Bob Ross made a special appearance. Several mentioned that they had never noticed the uncanny resemblance he had to
How to Compose, Set Up and Start Painting
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGECALENDAR OF EVENTS
FOYER ARTISTS
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 DatesFebruary 4, 2017May 6, 2017Requirements 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.
Forever FlowersGallery South at Christ Church CathedralOpening: January 6, 2017
Deadline:November 4, 2016 by 5:00pm
A gala reception in conjunction with a cathedral concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s popular Chamber Players.
Gallery South at Christ Church Cathedral and their esteemed Flower Guild are looking for Greater Cincinnati’s best floral art. Accepting 50 pieces, Flower Guild will pick some of the best to inspire beautiful arrangements that will be displayed with the art that inspired them.
QUESTIONS Gallery South curator Mike Phillips at [email protected].
CALL TO ARTISTS
Digital Artwork for the Cincinnati Art Club Video Presentation and Lobby
• The January Dinner Meeting will have a presentation & demo of digital artwork by Marty Palmerton.• During the January Dinner Meeting we will have a video display of files submitted by interested artists.• We encourage any member to please submit digital files for the Video and/orlobby by November 15, 2016. Please submit in one of the following formats(.pdf, .jpg, .png, .mpg, .mov or .gif ) • DAWG will also have a display of digital artwork in the Lobby for the month of January.
Email Digital Art files or questions toLisa Koepke at: [email protected]
Digital Art Working Group(DAWG)
12th Annual NFAFDeadlineDecember 1, 2016
Saturday, February 4, 201710:00 am – 4:00 pm703 Compton RoadFinneytown, Ohio
The 12th Annual Northminster Fine Arts Fair is a juried, high quality art event held at Northminster Presbyterian Church in Finneytown, Ohio. Over 40 artists will be exhibiting. No registration or booth fee is charged, but a 10% donation from the day’s sales is requested. Profits from the fair will be donated to Visionaries and Voices, a local not-for-profit organization that provides assistance to visual artists with disabilities.
For application or inquiries, email [email protected] information at www.northminsterchurch.net/fine-arts-fair
Don Baumgarten – October Bonnita Goldberg – November
Ascension
our own David Mueller. Ok, for those of you who missed the evening, David came dressed as Bob and won 1st place for his costume. The massive frizzy wig was just right. Our program presenter for the evening was Cesar Santos, our judge for ViewPoint. Cesar talk about a modern approach to traditional painting methods. By the end of the evening, he had us hoping we can entice him back for a workshop.
And speaking of ViewPoint, what a show. The exhibition is being held at Art Design Consultants, 310 Culvert Street, Cincinnati. Please go see this show. You will be inspired. You will be proud of the caliber of work we’ve brought to our city. And if you run into any of the people who worked so hard to make this show a success, please extend a sincere thank you. To name a few, they include our chairperson Ray Burt, reception by Jane Washburn, and our gracious host Litsa Spanos. They were assisted by Carlos Navarro, Don Schuster, Tom Post, Tom Tarvin, Josie Gearhart, Judith Affatato, James Pendery, and Tad Washburn. We are grateful to you all.
Clark
Social MediaBe a part of our social media group. All you need to do is go to the following websites and click either LIKE or FOLLOW.LIKE us!On Facebook: www.facebook.com.cincinnati.art.clubFOLLOW us!On Instagram:www.instagram.com/cincinnati.art.clubAny questions can be directed to [email protected]
CALL TO ALL SIGNATURE MEMBERSCincinnati Art Club’s
holiday sale at the wessel galleryThe weekends of December 2/3/4, 10/11, 17/18
Contact Kate Spak at 513-310-3000 [email protected]
to reserve your space!
Achberger, Monica Achberger, NancyAffatato, JudithBaris, JosephBarnett, RichardBrendel, CeciliaBrown, WaymanBuck, KenBurt, BrianChelichi, MichaelChenault, BarbaraDaly, Mark
The October dinner meeting was filled with fun, laughter and mystery. David Mueller going as Bob Ross was awarded first place by popular acclaim (clapping). Tim Boone, placing second and Joan Rothel, third.
Davis, BradDeVan, SusanEastman, LisaErikson, BruceFarr, JimFinnegan, Mary JoFlor, BethForsthoefel, DavidFournet, ErnieGant, TanjaGearhart,JosieGraff, Frederick
Griffin-Woods, ChrisHanssen, HeidiHart, SteveHassard, RayHolland, CarolynHunt, DavidJaster, JohnJohnson, SaraJustice, StevenKaman, TriciaKaraus, MaryBethKavka, Dorothy
Kessen, PatriciaKinnari, NatashaKlocke, DavidLarkin, AlanLasansky,Diego LeGrand, WyattLloyd, CraigLuschek, RichardNeville, BruceMacConnell, CarolMalagon, MiguelManning, Alleen
McConkey, EileenMcIlvain, Ronald McLeish, JeanneMorrow, JeffMueller, DavidMueller,JackMulnix, GaryPost,TomRothel, JoanSacran, JasonSatogata, FrankSchneider, William
Schroeder, ThomasSchuster, DonaldSmith, IsaacSmittle USAF Ret. Col. DeanStewart, JohnStreiff, KenStrickland, TerryTakacs, JudyThibeault, SandyThomas, KatherineWilliams-McGowan, MargaretWolary, Katelyn/Wolven, Paul
Cincinnati Art Club1021 Parkside PlaceCincinnati, Ohio 45202(513) 241-4591www.cincinnatiartclub.com
2016-2017 BOARD OF TRUSTEES:President..............Clark StevensVice President....Don SchusterSecretary..............Heidi HanssenTreasurer..............Steve HartCatering................George HagemanDevelopment ....Sally MercurioExhibitions..........Marlene SteeleHouse ....................Donald PeckMembership.......Marty PalmertonPrograms .............Barb ChenaultSocial Media.......Marion Corbin MayerSpecial Events....Carlos Navarro
Special Assignments:Caretaker.............Les MileyCurator..................Roger HeuckAssistant Curator..Mark DalyHistorian ..............Dave KlockeSketch Group ....Paul FisherViewPoint............Ray BurtWorkshops..........Eileen McConkey
Web Master ...... Tom Tarvin No deadline for submissions.Member submissions are welcome and may include member news, art-work, websites, call for entries, exhibit opportunities, links or other items of interest to members. All materials should be timely and will be subject to editing for clarity and space. A well-informed membership makes for a better Club. e-mail information to:[email protected]
Dragonfly Editor......Hannah BeckDeadline for submissions is the 10th of the month, prior to the month in which the newsletter is to run. e-mail information to:[email protected]
The Dragonfly is published for and bymembers of the Cincinnati Art Club.
Left to right: Tim Boone, Jan Boone, Mary Beth Karaus, David Meuller, Joan Rothel, Clark Stevens
Holiday Party FunBring a framed painting, not to exceed
9”x12” for the annual painting exchangeDecember 10, 2016
7pm–10pmNeusole Glassworks
11925 Kemper Springs DriveForest Park, Ohio
Advance Reservation Deadline December 2, 2015
Reservations must be prepaid$50 per person
Mail check to the Cincinnati Art Club1021 Parkside Place, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Attention: Holiday PartyEmail inquiries to:
In September, Mary Beth received 3rd place in the 24th freshArt Plein Air Event held at the Behringer-Crawford Museum.
Dozens of the area’s best artists spent the day in Devou Park creating art en plein air, which was auctioned at the freshART gala that evening to benefit the museum’s youth education programs.
Mary Beth Dowlin(Signature Member)
Do not ask yourself, What do I see?Rather ask, What do I see? –Richard Schmid
MEMBER NEWS VIEWPOINT AWARD WINNERS 2016—CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED IN THIS PRESTIGIOUS SHOW
Richard LuschekDragon Attack
David MuellerMischief
Bruce NevilleHill Street
Alleen ManningHeading Home
Chris Griffin-WoodsNorman Ridge Road
Patricia KessenObserver
Tom PostThe Pastel Artist
Josie GearhartHickory Dunes
Silent Sentinels
Donald A. Schuster(Signature Member)
Overlooked or Unseen
The Middletown Arts Center is thrilled to present a one man show byDonald A. Schuster with art work comprised of oil, paintings, drawings and stained glass.
Opening ReceptionFriday, November 18, 2016 – 6pm-8pmExhibit runs from:November 18, through January 19, 2017
Fence Row 4
Diana Marra is the featured Gallery Artist at Middletown Arts Center.Her work consists of 4 Collections.
Opening Reception
Thursday, November 17, 2016 – 6pm–8pmExhibit runs from:November 17 through January 19, 2017The Middletown Arts Center is located at 130 N. Verity Parkway, Middletown, Ohio.Hours are Mondays 9–4pm, and Tuesdays through Thursdays. 513-424-2417
Serenity Series — Elegant brushwork and simplicity in design, to evoke feelings of tranquility and peace in the viewerSumi-e Series — Black Sumi ink, in historic Asian traditionElements Series — Mixed Media Abstracts representing Earth, Wind, Fire, Metal, Water, plus Asian calligraphy on canvasDesigner Series — West Elm, Pottery Barn, and Sherwin Williams 2017 Color-of-the-Year incorporated into fine art on rice paper.
Diana Marra (Signature Member)
The Orient–Expressed
Blood Dragon
CALL TO ALL SIGNATURE MEMBERSCincinnati Art Club’s
holiday sale at the wessel galleryThe weekends of December 2/3/4, 10/11, 17/18
Contact Kate Spak at 513-310-3000 [email protected]
to reserve your space!
Achberger, Monica Achberger, NancyAffatato, JudithBaris, JosephBarnett, RichardBrendel, CeciliaBrown, WaymanBuck, KenBurt, BrianChelichi, MichaelChenault, BarbaraDaly, Mark
The October dinner meeting was filled with fun, laughter and mystery. David Mueller going as Bob Ross was awarded first place by popular acclaim (clapping). Tim Boone, placing second and Joan Rothel, third.
Davis, BradDeVan, SusanEastman, LisaErikson, BruceFarr, JimFinnegan, Mary JoFlor, BethForsthoefel, DavidFournet, ErnieGant, TanjaGearhart,JosieGraff, Frederick
Griffin-Woods, ChrisHanssen, HeidiHart, SteveHassard, RayHolland, CarolynHunt, DavidJaster, JohnJohnson, SaraJustice, StevenKaman, TriciaKaraus, MaryBethKavka, Dorothy
Kessen, PatriciaKinnari, NatashaKlocke, DavidLarkin, AlanLasansky,Diego LeGrand, WyattLloyd, CraigLuschek, RichardNeville, BruceMacConnell, CarolMalagon, MiguelManning, Alleen
McConkey, EileenMcIlvain, Ronald McLeish, JeanneMorrow, JeffMueller, DavidMueller,JackMulnix, GaryPost,TomRothel, JoanSacran, JasonSatogata, FrankSchneider, William
Schroeder, ThomasSchuster, DonaldSmith, IsaacSmittle USAF Ret. Col. DeanStewart, JohnStreiff, KenStrickland, TerryTakacs, JudyThibeault, SandyThomas, KatherineWilliams-McGowan, MargaretWolary, Katelyn/Wolven, Paul
Cincinnati Art Club1021 Parkside PlaceCincinnati, Ohio 45202(513) 241-4591www.cincinnatiartclub.com
2016-2017 BOARD OF TRUSTEES:President..............Clark StevensVice President....Don SchusterSecretary..............Heidi HanssenTreasurer..............Steve HartCatering................George HagemanDevelopment ....Sally MercurioExhibitions..........Marlene SteeleHouse ....................Donald PeckMembership.......Marty PalmertonPrograms .............Barb ChenaultSocial Media.......Marion Corbin MayerSpecial Events....Carlos Navarro
Special Assignments:Caretaker.............Les MileyCurator..................Roger HeuckAssistant Curator..Mark DalyHistorian ..............Dave KlockeSketch Group ....Paul FisherViewPoint............Ray BurtWorkshops..........Eileen McConkey
Web Master ...... Tom Tarvin No deadline for submissions.Member submissions are welcome and may include member news, art-work, websites, call for entries, exhibit opportunities, links or other items of interest to members. All materials should be timely and will be subject to editing for clarity and space. A well-informed membership makes for a better Club. e-mail information to:[email protected]
Dragonfly Editor......Hannah BeckDeadline for submissions is the 10th of the month, prior to the month in which the newsletter is to run. e-mail information to:[email protected]
The Dragonfly is published for and bymembers of the Cincinnati Art Club.
Left to right: Tim Boone, Jan Boone, Mary Beth Karaus, David Meuller, Joan Rothel, Clark Stevens
Holiday Party FunBring a framed painting, not to exceed
9”x12” for the annual painting exchangeDecember 10, 2016
7pm–10pmNeusole Glassworks
11925 Kemper Springs DriveForest Park, Ohio
Advance Reservation Deadline December 2, 2015
Reservations must be prepaid$50 per person
Mail check to the Cincinnati Art Club1021 Parkside Place, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Attention: Holiday PartyEmail inquiries to:
In September, Mary Beth received 3rd place in the 24th freshArt Plein Air Event held at the Behringer-Crawford Museum.
Dozens of the area’s best artists spent the day in Devou Park creating art en plein air, which was auctioned at the freshART gala that evening to benefit the museum’s youth education programs.
Mary Beth Dowlin(Signature Member)
Do not ask yourself, What do I see?Rather ask, What do I see? –Richard Schmid
MEMBER NEWS VIEWPOINT AWARD WINNERS 2016—CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED IN THIS PRESTIGIOUS SHOW
Richard LuschekDragon Attack
David MuellerMischief
Bruce NevilleHill Street
Alleen ManningHeading Home
Chris Griffin-WoodsNorman Ridge Road
Patricia KessenObserver
Tom PostThe Pastel Artist
Josie GearhartHickory Dunes
Silent Sentinels
Donald A. Schuster(Signature Member)
Overlooked or Unseen
The Middletown Arts Center is thrilled to present a one man show byDonald A. Schuster with art work comprised of oil, paintings, drawings and stained glass.
Opening ReceptionFriday, November 18, 2016 – 6pm-8pmExhibit runs from:November 18, through January 19, 2017
Fence Row 4
Diana Marra is the featured Gallery Artist at Middletown Arts Center.Her work consists of 4 Collections.
Opening Reception
Thursday, November 17, 2016 – 6pm–8pmExhibit runs from:November 17 through January 19, 2017The Middletown Arts Center is located at 130 N. Verity Parkway, Middletown, Ohio.Hours are Mondays 9–4pm, and Tuesdays through Thursdays. 513-424-2417
Serenity Series — Elegant brushwork and simplicity in design, to evoke feelings of tranquility and peace in the viewerSumi-e Series — Black Sumi ink, in historic Asian traditionElements Series — Mixed Media Abstracts representing Earth, Wind, Fire, Metal, Water, plus Asian calligraphy on canvasDesigner Series — West Elm, Pottery Barn, and Sherwin Williams 2017 Color-of-the-Year incorporated into fine art on rice paper.
Diana Marra (Signature Member)
The Orient–Expressed
Blood Dragon
. . . 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 nUntitled
Dinner MeetingNovember 18, 20166:00pm
Holiday Sale OpeningDecember 2, 20166:00pm–9:00pmOther HoursDecember 3,4/12,13/19,2012:00pm–5:00pm
Holiday PartyNeusole Glassworks–Forest Park, OhioDecember 10, 20166:00pm–9:00pmSee more on page 3.
It’s time to sign up for the new season’s Dinner Meetings. Join the PERMANENT LIST and never have to worry about missing any of the fun! With one email you can sign up for every dinner and every amazing program.To make your reservation, call Catering Chair, George Hageman at (937)278-7742 or e-mail: [email protected] 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 MEETING RESERVATION OUR NEXT DINNER MEETING IS NOVEMBER 18, 2016
Article for the Dragonfly by Barbara Chenault–Program Chairman
You can receive an email copy of the Dragonfly Newsletter by sending your request to:[email protected]
The cost of dinner is $20 per person.DINNER MENU
Carved Old Fashioned Ham Au Gratin Potatoes
Steamed Green BeansTossed w/Roasted Sesame Seeds
House Tossed Salad Dinner Rolls & Butter
Pumpkin Pie w/Whipped ToppingCherry Flavored Jello
November 2015November 2016
Richard LuschekNovember 18, 2016Our guest speaker will be Richard Luschek, a very popular Cincinnati artist. He believes his job as a painter is more than just reproducing objects on canvas. The painter should aim for something
elevated and finer; nature observed through a nobler temperament. Richard is fascinated by effects of light, atmosphere, color, and tonal beauty. Even though these techniques are old, he will use these skills to create pictures relevant for today’s audience infusing them with a narrative and wit that adds to the arrangements he paints. Come see Richard in action! “Interested students are not required to draw a turtle in a hat to be accepted but feel free to draw one on your check .”
To paraphrase Eugene Levy’s inimitable character in the movie Splash, “What a month we’re having!” In the movie, that declaration punctuated a series of calamities. For the Club, it’s to proclaim we’ve had a really great month.
On October 4th, Judge Charles J. Kubicki, Jr. ordered The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education to convey to the Club the adjacent vacant lot within 30 days. A loan for the purchase has been approved. As of this writing, a call confirming the closing date is imminent.
Also this month, our Associate Members submitted some wonderful artwork for exhibition. Their efforts show that the Club can look forward to many strong shows to come and a steady stream of Associates advancing to Signature status.
Terry Muira’s workshop was sold out and for good reason. He’s insightful, inspiring, and instructive. Eileen McConkey has been bringing us world class workshop providers. If it’s been a while since you’ve been to a workshop, you deserve this. Just be sure to sign up early because they fill up quickly.The October Dinner Meeting was highlighted by our annual Halloween Costume Competition and several special guest. The late Bob Ross made a special appearance. Several mentioned that they had never noticed the uncanny resemblance he had to
How to Compose, Set Up and Start Painting
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGECALENDAR OF EVENTS
FOYER ARTISTS
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 DatesFebruary 4, 2017May 6, 2017Requirements 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.
Forever FlowersGallery South at Christ Church CathedralOpening: January 6, 2017
Deadline:November 4, 2016 by 5:00pm
A gala reception in conjunction with a cathedral concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s popular Chamber Players.
Gallery South at Christ Church Cathedral and their esteemed Flower Guild are looking for Greater Cincinnati’s best floral art. Accepting 50 pieces, Flower Guild will pick some of the best to inspire beautiful arrangements that will be displayed with the art that inspired them.
QUESTIONS Gallery South curator Mike Phillips at [email protected].
CALL TO ARTISTS
Digital Artwork for the Cincinnati Art Club Video Presentation and Lobby
• The January Dinner Meeting will have a presentation & demo of digital artwork by Marty Palmerton.• During the January Dinner Meeting we will have a video display of files submitted by interested artists.• We encourage any member to please submit digital files for the Video and/orlobby by November 15, 2016. Please submit in one of the following formats(.pdf, .jpg, .png, .mpg, .mov or .gif ) • DAWG will also have a display of digital artwork in the Lobby for the month of January.
Email Digital Art files or questions toLisa Koepke at: [email protected]
Digital Art Working Group(DAWG)
12th Annual NFAFDeadlineDecember 1, 2016
Saturday, February 4, 201710:00 am – 4:00 pm703 Compton RoadFinneytown, Ohio
The 12th Annual Northminster Fine Arts Fair is a juried, high quality art event held at Northminster Presbyterian Church in Finneytown, Ohio. Over 40 artists will be exhibiting. No registration or booth fee is charged, but a 10% donation from the day’s sales is requested. Profits from the fair will be donated to Visionaries and Voices, a local not-for-profit organization that provides assistance to visual artists with disabilities.
For application or inquiries, email [email protected] information at www.northminsterchurch.net/fine-arts-fair
Don Baumgarten – October Bonnita Goldberg – November
Ascension
our own David Mueller. Ok, for those of you who missed the evening, David came dressed as Bob and won 1st place for his costume. The massive frizzy wig was just right. Our program presenter for the evening was Cesar Santos, our judge for ViewPoint. Cesar talk about a modern approach to traditional painting methods. By the end of the evening, he had us hoping we can entice him back for a workshop.
And speaking of ViewPoint, what a show. The exhibition is being held at Art Design Consultants, 310 Culvert Street, Cincinnati. Please go see this show. You will be inspired. You will be proud of the caliber of work we’ve brought to our city. And if you run into any of the people who worked so hard to make this show a success, please extend a sincere thank you. To name a few, they include our chairperson Ray Burt, reception by Jane Washburn, and our gracious host Litsa Spanos. They were assisted by Carlos Navarro, Don Schuster, Tom Post, Tom Tarvin, Josie Gearhart, Judith Affatato, James Pendery, and Tad Washburn. We are grateful to you all.
Clark
Social MediaBe a part of our social media group. All you need to do is go to the following websites and click either LIKE or FOLLOW.LIKE us!On Facebook: www.facebook.com.cincinnati.art.clubFOLLOW us!On Instagram:www.instagram.com/cincinnati.art.clubAny questions can be directed to [email protected]
