Hi,
I have some news that may be of interest to several of our members.
My friend and painting instructor Becky Owen is in her late 70's. She has decided to wind down and clear out most of her supplies now after 40 plus years of painting and teaching classes.
Below is the note that Becky sent me, on my request, to give you a brief idea.
I leave it up to you on how and what if anything, you would like to publish in our newsletter.
Becky has a load of art supplies of all kinds. She has decided to clean house, so to speak, and is having a large sale next month. I have been in her storage area and it is packed. I know she has over 400 books for example. I know Becky well and she is more interested in seeing others enjoy this stuff than any money she will gain as a result.
She has a lot that she is planning to just give away for others enjoyment. I am sure everything she has for sale will be very reasonably priced.
I thought you would like to know and I think many of our members could benefit from this.
Stan Austin
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CLOSE OUT SALE 40+ TEACHING YEARS ART STUDIO OF BECKY OWENS OVER 400 DECORATIVE PAINTING & ART BOOKS & PATTERN PACKETS WOOD ITEMS, PAPER MACHE, PORCELAIN, PAINTS, MEDIUMS, GOURDS ETC. FRAMES & MUCH MISCELLANEOUS & CRAFT MERCHANDISE CARSON SQUARE, 3129 EAST THOMPSON ROAD, INDPLS., IN 46237 OPEN 10 AM TO 5 PM THU THRU SAT JUNE 10, 11, 12 17, 18, 19 24, 25, 26 OTHER TIMES BY APPOINTMENT 317-782-3155 beckyowens5@att.net |
NEWS FROM DONNA SHORTT
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Event: Robbing the Bank Event
Start Time: Friday, June 4 at 5:00pm
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ABSTRACT SHOW NEWSFROM STEVE WARNER Our ABSTRACT SHOW juror's name is Bruce Campbell. He received his BA in Fine Arts from Taylor University and is currently teaching art at Indiana Wesleyan University. He has exhibited in numerous solo and group shows and his work is in many corporate and private collections. His website is www.bcampbellart.com. The prospectus is finished and is on the website. Here is the link to the prospectus. I think most people will be able to open it from this link. If you have trouble opening it, let me know and maybe we can get you updated with the correct software. The prospectus has been mailed and you should have it in your possession . If not you can print out a copy by going to the web site as follows:http://southsideartleague.org/Abstract_ShowWe expect a lot of entries this year so get busy and get your painting ready while you still have time. It will be a fun show. The opening reception is October 2, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Garfield Park Arts Center. 2432 Conservatory Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana. Entries must be received or postmarked by July 16, 2010.
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DAUGHTER!!!!
There are many indications that Western civilization was born somewhere near the fertile valley of the Tigris River, in Asia. Ancient tribes, using the Sanskrit language, spread out fanlike and settled numerous sections of both Asia and Europe. Descendants of some of these early people eventually became known as Anglos and Saxons. Invading Britain in the fifth century, they stamped their ways and words upon the island.
Anglo - Saxons called a person who milked a "dohtor", from Sanskrit duh, meaning "to milk." In most families the task of milking fell to adolescent girls. As a result "dohtor" gradually came to stand for young girls in general - whether milkmaids or not. Modified by centuries of usage, the ancient term for the-one-who-milks had become daughter before the time of Shakespeare.
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