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WATERCOLOR
SOCIETY
OF
INDIANA
Winter, 2020
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The Watercolor Society of Indiana is a
501(c)3 not for profit organization.
President’s Column - John O’Connor
IN THIS ISSUE
• 2020 Calendar • Marty Krause Presentation
• Soon Warren Recap
• Education/Outreach
• This and That • Waycross, Stephen Edwards
• Keiko Tanabe Workshop
WSI Members,
As we begin 2020 I am excited with the number of activities planned for the upcoming year. But before I get to that let me say fare-well as president since my two year term is up, and welcome our new president, Ann Rose. Ann has been a WSI board member for a while and most recently lead the Scholarship committee in awarding a $1,000 scholarship to a deserving In-diana high school senior majoring in the arts. She will officially assume her new duties (along with others in new board posi-tions) during our general meeting in March. I thank her for stepping up and know she will do a fantastic job. I also thank those board members who are ‘retiring’ after faithfully serving the WSI. Jim Weaver served as treasurer for a long time (like 6 years), and Linda Halcomb performed wonderfully as our workshop chair. We are all grateful for the time and energy they devoted to the WSI. We also acknowledge and appreci-ate all of the current board members for their thoughtful leader-ship and fervent support of our organization. Our first activity of the year is sure to be a crowd pleas-er. Join us for the general meeting on March 22nd where we will welcome a truly remarkable speaker. We are fortunate to hear from Martin Krause, the retired curator of drawings, prints and photographs (and all works on paper) from the Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA) at Newfields. Marty has decades of ex-perience working with art, artists, conservators, and historians to present works of art to the public in a way that enhances their context and enlivens their story. Marty will speak to us about the brilliant English artist JMW Turner who transformed watercolor from mere colored drawings into autonomous art works. Marty communicates in an entertaining and engaging style. His willingness to share his knowledge is impressive. I know we will enjoy his talk, and I’m sure he will be glad to an-swer any questions we have. The timing of his talk closely co-incides with the opening of an IMA exhibition featuring Turner’s watercolors. The WSI activities continue throughout the year with our Waycross retreat, the membership show at the Second Presby-terian Church, the juried show at the IMA and a second chance for members to show their artwork in October/November at our WSI Exhibit at the Henry County Art Association. And don’t forget opportunities to learn, create and engage at our work-shops in July and October. So please produce great things, participate in WSI activities, and volunteer if you are able. En-joy the year.
John O’Connor WSI President
Michael Bailey workshop flyer coming soon to email and website near you!
Watercolor Society of Indiana 2020 Calendar
Jan. Membership Renewal mailing
Late January Winter Newsletter
February 21 Email Member Exhibit Application
March 1 Email Juried Exhibit Application
March 6 WSI/Lentz Scholarship Applications due
March 22 General Membership Meeting 1:30pm
Nora Public Library
Featuring Marty Krause
April 13 Second Board Meeting, WSI Office, 10:00am
Mid April Spring Newsletter
April 24—26 WAYCROSS - Featuring Stephen Edwards
May 1 Membership Exhibit entries due
May 8 Deadline for Juried entries due in office
May 8 and 9 Membership Exhibit Painting Drop Off Second Presbyterian Church
May 8, Friday 10am - 2pm
May 9, Saturday 10am - 12pm
May 16 Member Exhibit Luncheon 11:30am View Exhibit 11:30am
Lunch 12:00 McFarland Hall Brief general membership meeting, door prizes & 2020 scholarship presentation
Slideshow of 2020 juried exhibit entries
Second Presbyterian Church
May 16 Juried Exhibit Image Viewing following member exhibit luncheon, meeting & scholarship presentation
McFarland Hall - Second Presbyterian Church
June 8 - June 26 Juried Painting delivery to office
July 7 Keiko Tanabe Evening Art Program 7pm
King of Glory Lutheran Church, Carmel
July 8-10 Keiko Tanabe Workshop, 9am-4pm,
Somerset Lakes Clubhouse, 3202 E. 76th Street, Indy
Late July Summer Newsletter
July 11 Member Show Painting pick-up 10am—noon
Aug. 7 - Sept. 26 Juried Exhibit open at IMA
Aug. 9 Juried Exhibit Opening Reception 2pm, DeBoest Lecture Hall, IMA
August 10 Third Board Meeting, WSI Office, 10:00am
Sept. 27 Juried Exhibit painting pick-up IMA , 1-3pm
Oct. 20 and 21 Painting drop off WSI Henry County Art Gallery Time: TBD
Oct. 20 - Oct. 23 Michael Bailey Workshop
More Info Coming Soon
9am-4pm Southside Art League
Oct. 22 WSI Henry County Art Gallery Reception
Time: TBD
Oct. 22 - Nov. 23 WSI Henry County Gallery Art Exhibit
Oct. 24 General membership meeting 1:30pm
Michael Bailey demonstration/ presentation Location: TBD
Late Oct. Fall Newsletter
Nov. 9 Fourth Board Meeting, WSI Office, 10:00am
Nov. 24 Henry County Painting Pickup Time: TBD
See the WSI website for Workshop Flyers, the current
and back issues of the newsletter. watercolorsocietyofindiana.org
www.watercolorsocietyofindiana.org
The first WSI general meeting of 2020 will be held on Sunday, March 22, 2020 , at the Nora Library, 8625 Guilford Avenue Indpls. 46240 on the north side of Indy. This is a very short distance from the intersection of N. Me-ridian and 86th St.. Maps are easily accessible on the library website: www.imcpl.org and our website, www.watercolorsocietyindiana.org. At this, our first general meeting of the year, we will begin with a SHORT busi-ness meeting and elect our 2020 slate of officers. We also have an exciting program planned which you won’t want to miss. Marty Krause retired from the IMA as the curator of works on paper (including watercolors) after a long and distinguished career. Works on paper include prints, drawings, and photographs that together account for about half of the 60,000 artworks held by the IMA. Marty’s expertise in art history and his knowledge of artists, techniques and materials used by the artists together with his entertaining and engaging presentation skills provide him with the tools to delight an audience with memorable and meaningful stories. Marty is sure to bring to life the tales of JMW Turner and leave us wanting more. Marty looks forward to seeing you there.
SAVE THE DATE
Marty Krause presentation on JMW Turner & general membership meeting
Sunday, March 22, 2020, 1:30pm —- NORA LIBRARY
2020 Slate for Board of Directors to be voted on at the March 22, 2020 meeting
Executive Board
President - Ann Rose Treasurer - Kaarta Nemeth
Juried Exhibit - Linda Trowbridge Secretary - Pat Grabill Member Exhibit - Brenda Pettigrew Advisor - John O’Connor
Chairpersons
Education Workshops - Rachel Lattimore Education/Outreach - Donna Arnold & Karen Fehr Education Scholarship - John O’Connor Membership Exhibit Assistant - Jo Belmont Social Membership Luncheon - Teresa Altemeyer Publicity & Website Blog - Pat Grabill Waycross - Norma Davis & Linda Trowbridge Area Representatives
North - Nancy Hathaway South - Beverly Mathis East - Joan Yauch West - Shirley Woolard
SW IN - Ron Leonhardt
Please contact Ann Rose if you are interested in participating on the WSI board.
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Please make checks payable to: Watercolor Society of Indiana
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Artist Patron
Bronze $100
Gold $150
Silver $250
Platinum $1000
Artist Membership
Member Artist $45
Supporting Artist $60
Sustaining Artist $75
Art Student $25
Student must be enrolled full-time pursuing a degree in art.
This and That —- reminder… Submit your updates and accomplishments
Education/Outreach Update Hamilton East Library in Fishers, IN
The two members of the WSI Board who share the WSI Outreach chair, Karen Fehr and Donna Arnold, taught a 2-hour class at Hamilton East Library in Fishers, IN, on Satur-day afternoon, January 11. An enthusiastic group of 9 people learned how to make pop-up cards. The class included adults, teenagers, and elemen-tary students, each person working at their own level and according to their own interests. Karen and Donna shared many examples of work to demon-strate the techniques and stim-ulate ideas. After an hour of practice making the cuts that allow popped- up shapes, the class was given "good" papers
and spent the remainder of the time making their own cards. Everyone really enjoyed the afternoon and were able to take home their card tucked into an envelope that also included their practice samples for future efforts on their own. We greatly appreciated the wonderful facilities, gener-ous materials and support of the library staff.
2020 Juried Exhibit Dates
March 1 Email Juried Application to Members
May 8 Deadline for receipt of digital entry
May 16 View entries, following membership exhibit luncheon and meeting
McFarland Hall, Second Presbyterian Church Time: approx. 1:30pm
May 18 Images transmitted to Keiko Tanabe
June 1 (approx.) images returned
June 1 - 5 Mail Juror Notification letters of Accepted/not accepted paintings
June 8 - 26 Painting Delivery to Office
Mid - June Determine $ amounts of juried show awards
July 7 Keiko Tanabe final awards judging at WSI Office 11:00 am
July 7 Keiko Tanabe demonstration, King of Glory Lutheran Church, Carmel 7pm
Aug. 3 Paintings to IMA, 11am delivery
Aug. 9th Juried Exhibit Opening Reception Awards Ceremony, IMA, DeBoest Lecture Hall 2pm
Aug. 7th —Sept. 26th Juried Exhibit open at IMA
Sept. 27th Juried Exhibit painting pick-up, IMA, 1-3pm
Soon Warren Workshop Recap - Linda Halcomb
On October 29, 2019, twenty excited artists sat before Soon Y. Warren with pencils in hand and digital cameras at the ready. Four days later the artists had created two amazing paintings and were clamoring for Soon’s return. Soon’s workshop process is very different from that used by most artists. Every artist paints the same paintings! It is driven by Soon’s lengthy preparation process and chosen teaching style. She loves to capture reflections and favors cut-glass crystal, flowers with dew drops and brilliantly colored fruit. A few weeks before the workshop each artist received three images for each painting - the drawing, the drawing after masking, and the finished painting. Each artist was to com-plete the drawing and masking steps before the workshop started. Shortly before the workshop each artist also received step-by-step painting instructions and images for use during the class and for their permanent records. Soon uses a glazing process and her paintings may have as many as 14 steps.
During the workshop, with the artist’s agreement, Soon would demo using one of the student paintings. Between demonstrations, Soon visited each student providing individu-alized instruction, hands on “how to’s” and encouraging sup-port. She generously answered every question and took time for every artist. Soon also had a fantas-tic sense of humor that removed any stress or tension. This “Sit Down Comedian”, as she called herself, left everyone feeling good about themselves, their work and their investment in this WSI workshop.
Lori Rivera
Teresa Schroeder Kathleen Williams
Welcome New Members:
Doug Henry
Marka Kroeger Mary Beth Lodato
2020 Board Member Needed:
Eastern IN Area Representative
Interested in future board opportunities? Please contact Ann Rose
[email protected] 2020 membership dues are now due!
Renew on the website: www.watercolorsocietyofindiana.org
Watercolor Society of Indiana 2020 Waycross
“Spring Awakening Retreat: Featuring Stephen Edwards, WSI April 24 - 26, 2020
Our 2020 Waycross Retreat featuring Stephen Edwards, WSI, is a gathering for the purpose of refreshing our “painting” souls, and meeting for a weekend in a peaceful setting to paint together, laugh together, learn together, and share to-gether. This is the opportunity for those who work and can’t attend several days at workshops. It is a time to learn, relax and meet other artists. SEATING IS LIMITED! SIGN UP ASAP!
Spring Awakening Retreat The weekend of April 24 - 26, 2020. Arrive on Friday evening for dinner, fun, and visiting.
Retreat Location The retreat will be held at the Waycross Camp and Con-ference Center in Brown County. Waycross is a beautiful spot in the far northwest corner of Brown County.
Room Options at Waycross You MUST make room reservations with Waycross and pay them directly. Waycross DOES have a cancellation
policy. Send or fax the form and your payment directly to Waycross. Visit the Waycross website for more accommodation information. Waycross honors special meal requests but you must notify them in advance. FYI: Cell phones do not always work at Waycross.
WSI Fee: WSI member - $75 Saturday & Sunday, Non-members - $125 Saturday & Sunday; Saturday only - $50 Member, non-member $75; Sunday only $25 member, $35 non-member. The WSI fee must be paid in full by April 10, 2020. WSI fees cover only the costs of running the retreat.
Stephen Edwards, a WSI signature member, will be our featured artist: Stephen will be teaching some basic painting knowledge he has learned from the British masters he has studied. Using traditional layering of paints, he will be instructing how to maintain vibrant colors throughout artwork but keeping strong compositional design, values, and mood at the forefront as the reason for their paintings. Watercolor is easily made into mud, and his approach to working in watercolor eliminates that situation from occurring (unless he wants it to). Ultimate-ly, the students will learn to control their paint and make it look uncontrolled.
Additional Information from Stephen: The demonstration will be a subject that is related to the Brown County area be it a landscape or something rustic that connects to the area there. The workshop participants may elect to follow along with what Stephen does or bring their own subject that they would like to work on. Anything that is to be painted that weekend needs to (1) be already drawn and ready to go. (2) Simple enough that it can be finished before Sunday. Stephen will supply a drawing that can be used to prepare for the workshop for anyone wanting to follow along with him about a month before the actual event. Stephen’s drawings are not going to be that hard or detailed to draw.
Stephen Edwards, WSI I am primarily a self-taught artist. The artists’ that have influenced my work are the ones that I have taken workshops
with or studied their works. The late Paul J. Sweany and Floyd D. Hopper were contemporary contributors to influence me. N.C. and Andrew Wyeth have been a factor in how I paint and what I paint.
I have been painting in watercolors for over 40 years. It is my preferred medium. But, I also enjoy oils, depending on the subject and what I am trying to convey to the viewer of my art. I have found that the challenge of watercolors gives me a reason to explore the many techniques and subjects its versatility offers up to an artist. It opens more experimental avenues than oils.
My philosophy in painting can be summed up by looking at what appears to be an eclectic collection of finished works. I am always searching for the next subject that will make me grow as an artist even at the age I am. Every painting should be a challenge to get to your next painting. I can’t imagine myself finding a niche and day in and day out painting the same thing. I want to be able look back at each work as a standalone piece that can’t really be group collectively. My mission is to make each work better than the last. If all the history books record about me and my art say “He was a popular painter of his time then,” that satisfies me as an artist.
WSI Registration Fee & Form April 24 - 26, 2020
Name___________________________________________________________ Home Phone___________________
Address___________________________________ City__________________ Cell Phone _____________________
State__________ Zip____________ Email____________________________________________________________
Email:______________________________________________________
Sign Up Online : watercolorsocietyofindiana.org
Mail WSI Registration to: Watercolor Society of Indiana
4181 E. 96th Street, Suite 200
Indianapolis, IN 46240
317-814-6194 [email protected]
www.watercolorsocietyofindiana.org
Questions about program? Norma Davis: [email protected]
Linda Trowbridge: [email protected] Linda: 317-508-3089 Norma 317 861-9626
WSI Fees for Waycross Retreat:
Saturday and Sunday: $75 member ___ $125 non-member ___
Saturday only: $50 member ___ $75 non-member ___
Sunday only: $25 member ___ $35 non-member ___
There will be no refunds on the WSI fee. Accommodations must be made with and paid to Waycross and they do have cancellation policy. (Waycross policy next page)
Total WSI Registration fee due with Registration by April 10, 2020.
Signature: __________________________________________________
You must complete both registration forms. SEATING IS LIMITED! SIGN UP ASAP! 1. WSI for the WSI workshop fee. 2. Waycross for Accommodations and Commuters.
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
Friday evening, April 24: Bring your own soft drinks, wine or beer, and a pitch-in snack. • 5:00 pm : Happy hour and catch up with friends. • 6:00 pm : Dinner … after dinner we will gather to share ideas, show and tell, or paint on your own.
Saturday Workshop: 9am—4pm
• Demonstration in the morning and after lunch we will paint what we have learned with the help of Stephen. Sunday: • Do you have a painting you are having difficulty with or not happy with currently. Stephen will provide
painting critiques on Sunday. • Do you have an idea or technique—simple and quick that you would like to share?
Contact us to get on the schedule. Norma Davis (317) 861-9626 or [email protected] Linda Trowbridge (317) 508-3089 or [email protected]
SUPPLY LIST WILL BE PROVIDED AFTER REGISTRATION & PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Watercolor Society of Indiana
Friday, April 24, 2020 3:00pm – Sunday, April 26, 2020 3:00pm
Waycross Episcopal Camp and Conference Center
Registration Deadline: April 10, 2020
Name of Participant:
Address:
City: State: Zip Code:
Phone #:
Email:
Roommate Request:
Food Allergies:
Do you need a 1st floor room: No Yes
Watercolor Society Registration Options
Location Room Type Cost Check choice
Main House/ Sleeping Wing (both nights) Double (must list roommate above) $200.00
Friday night only $115.00
Saturday night only $115.00
Main House/ Sleeping Wing (both nights) Single $270.00
Friday night only $150.00
Saturday night only $150.00
Conference Center (both nights) Double (must list roommate above) $250.00
Friday night only $130.00
Saturday night only $130.00
Conference Center (both nights) single $310.00
Friday night only $160.00
Saturday night only $160.00
Commuter—Saturday AND Sunday $97.00
Commuter—Saturday ONLY $60.00
Commuter—Sunday ONLY $47.00
Cost is per person and includes 2 overnights, 6 meals, and linens in the Main House. Reservations will only be held with
completed registration forms and full payments. Sleeping arrangements are made on a first come first served basis.
Registration forms and payments due by Friday April 10, 2020.
Please make checks payable to Waycross. For Visa, MasterCard or Discover please fill in the information below.
Name on Card: __________________________________________________________________________________
Card#: ____________________________________________ Exp Date: ________/________ CVV # _____________
I agree to pay the fees listed above through my credit card agreement. _______________________________________ Cardholder’s signature
Cancellation Policy: There is a $75 nonrefundable deposit included in the cost above. There are no refunds after April 10th.
7363 Bear Creek Rd, Morgantown, IN 46160 www.WaycrossCCC.org
812-597-4241 fax: 765-813-0640 [email protected] or [email protected]
Keiko Tanabe Workshop Registration Form
July 8 - 10, 2020, 9am-4pm daily
Name___________________________________________________________ Phone________________________
Address___________________________________ City___________________ State__________ Zip____________
Email:_____________________________________________________ SIGN UP ONLINE AT watercolorsocietyofindiana.org or via U.S. Mail.
3 Day Workshop Cost: $390 for WSI members,
$440 for non-members WSI workshops are held at Somerset Lakes Clubhouse, 3202 E. 76th Street, 46240
Cancellation: Full refunds will be granted only with more than four weeks’ notice. If there is no waiting list, the following refund rules will apply: Two to four weeks’ notice: one-half refund. No refund for fewer than two weeks’ notice.
$200 due with registration. Balance due May 29, 2020.
Signature:____________________________________________
Mail Registration to: Watercolor Society of Indiana
4181 E. 96th Street, Suite 200
Indianapolis, IN 46240
Checks to Watercolor Society of Indiana
Call: 317-814-6194 Email: [email protected]
www.watercolorsocietyofindiana.org
Capture Light & Atmosphere in Watercolor with Keiko Tanabe, AWS, NWS
This workshop is designed for those who would like to gain a better understanding of methods and techniques to make a water-color painting that is simple yet strong. The goal is to capture the essence of the subject that conveys a certain mood. The process of simplification begins with visualization. In representational art, this ability to see the end result of a painting, through the mind’s eye, is instrumental in realizing an artist’s vision. Through complete, step-by-step demonstrations, Keiko will show you how to take the initial inspiration, through the sim-plification process, to an expressive paint-ing that is strong in composition and content that is full of light and atmosphere.
Subject matters include landscape, cityscape, waterscape and interior. The introduction focuses on the fundamentals including getting to know our materials and seeing things with an artist’s eye. The areas of topic covered in this work-shop include: a preliminary drawing and composition, a variety of techniques in paint application and brush handling, what makes a good design, understanding of relationship of dark and light values, planning & intuition, and how to edit complex visual information.
Keiko will do two demonstrations a day. There will be plenty of one-on-one guidance and a question-and-answer ses-sion on a daily basis. A class critique may be conducted at the end.
Watercolor Society of Indiana Summer Workshop
Keiko Tanabe, NWS, AWS 3 Day Workshop: Capture Light & Atmosphere in Watercolor
July 8 - 10, 2020 Somerset Lakes Clubhouse 9am - 4pm
Capture Light & Atmosphere in Watercolor with Keiko Tanabe, AWS, NWS
Mostly self-taught, Keiko Tanabe embarked on a professional art career in 2005. Since then, her paintings have been in many national and international ex-hibitions, both juried and invitational, and gained world-wide recognitions. Her work has been purchased by private and corporate collectors from all around the world. She also had her paintings published and featured in leading art maga-zines and a number of publications in the U.S., Europe and Asia. A sought-after workshop instructor since 2011, she has conducted more than 250 workshops and numerous live demonstrations around the world. Her approach to teaching is to help students identify and solve their problems to further advance their technical skills
and refine their style.
She has frequently served as a juror in art exhibitions both on national and on international levels. In 2018, she was appointed to the advisory board of the American Watercolor Weekly. She has several books and 2 DVD’s published. She is currently a member of National Watercolor Society (signature), American Watercolor Society (signature), North American Watercolor Artists American Impressionist Society and Laguna Plein Air Painters Association (signature). Kei-ko was born in Kyoto, Japan and currently lives in San Die-go, California.
Watercolor Society of Indiana
4181 E. 96th Street, Suite 200
Indianapolis, IN 46240
317-814-6194
[email protected] www.watercolorsocietyofindiana.org
WSI Workshops are held at Somerset Lakes Clubhouse, 3202 E. 76th Street, Indianapolis, 46240.
Questions - Contact the WSI office: 317-814-6194, [email protected]
SUPPLY LIST:
PAINTS: professional quality brands (such as Sennelier, Winsor & Newton, Holbein, Daniel Smith). My basic palette consists of cobalt blue, alizarin crimson, burnt sienna, burnt umber, quinacridone gold, lemon yellow, cobalt turquoise. I also include: French ultramarine, yellow ochre or raw sien-na, Dioxazine purple, cadmium red, cadmium orange or Winsor orange, viridian, lavender, titanium white. You may bring your own favorites, too. Include one color suitable for a monochromatic painting such as neutral tint, sepia, payne’s gray.
PALETTE: any kind. Plenty of mixing areas will be useful.
BRUSHES: Large brushes for a wash such as Raphael Sof-taqua (#6 or 8), Isabey natural hair mop (#8) and Escoda Ultimo (#18 or 20). Medium-sized rounds (#12) such as Raphael kolinsky 8494 and Escoda Ultimo or Versatil. Brushes for details such as Raphael Precision and Escoda Perla (up to #14). Other brushes useful: liner, rigger, dag-ger, flat (hake), etc.
PAPER: rough or cold-pressed; 140Lb (300gm) or heavier; professional quality such as Arches, Saunders/Waterford and Fabriano Artistico. Please, no student grade paper.
PAPER SIZE: For my demos I use 14”x20” (36x51 cm) or half-sheet (15”x22”), and sometimes 18”x24” (46x61cm). In an outdoor workshop, a smaller size (12”x16” for example) may be more practical especially for quick studies.
OTHERS (required): Drawing board, gatorboard, foam core or anything that supports paper (If you use a block, this will not be necessary.), masking tape, clips, or staplers to se-cure paper to the board, Pencil (2B, 4B or 6B) & eraser, Sketchbook or drawing pad for thumbnail sketches and small studies, Container for washing brushes, towels or sponge
OTHERS (optional) e.g. masking fluid, salt, atomizer, tis-sue, color chart, viewfinder, value finder, ruler, hairdryer; portable chair, umbrella, sunscreen, bug spray, etc. that you think might be useful. Especially for a plein-air workshop, please keep everything portable and light-weight, and do practice carrying everything, setting up and packing up your gear so your painting time in a workshop will not be wasted. Please also check with the workshop organizer beforehand for whatever may be available for you free of charge or for rental.
