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Newsletter November 2006

November Meeting

The next meeting of the Community Arts Association will be held on Tuesday, November 14th, at the Archer Church, 37 East Allendale Avenue at Franklin Turnpike. Refreshments will be served at 7:30 PM and the business meeting will begin at 8:00 PM.

Meeting Refreshment Sign-Up: November, Ross Franklin; January, Maureen LaRocca; February, Wilma Hoitsma; March, Alice Szuna and Liz O’Leary; April, Gerry Bird; May, Elly Wane. Thanks, everyone.

President's Message

The days are growing shorter, the leaves are falling down and the nights are getting colder as fall progresses. It is time to enjoy nature’s wonders and get your paint brushes out.

On October 20^th we had our silent auction. We had donations of 35 paintings and they looked wonderful at Borough Hall, but we had a disappointingly light turnout. Pat worked very hard to make this event a success for CAA and she will give a complete report. The success of CAA endeavors needs the support of its membership.

In the Spring we are planning a wonderful membership show at Hawthorne Library. We will be awarding cash prizes so make sure you create a masterpiece for this event.

Our November 14^th meeting will feature the return of Bartholemew “Bart” D’Andrea who will give a wonderful talk and slide show on John Singer Sargent. I am always amazed on how interesting and how much new and exciting information Bart brings to his presentations complete with humor and enthusiasm.

Please join us and bring a friend to the meeting.

Fall Silent Auction/Sponsor Show

I first would like to thank all members who participated in organizing and administering this event, Lanis and Tom Monfried, Jean Masseti, Phyllis and Hugh O'Reilly, Michelle Himes, Maureen LaRocca, Anita Shao, Beth Rys, Joyce Lipman, Billie Samuelson, Eileen Georgas and Joyce Kanyuk. Please forgive me if I have failed to mention anyone.

Secondly, I'd like to thank all members who donated their paintings. Although the facility is capable of housing 50 or more paintings, the 35 paintings received were displayed handsomely.

Community Art's Silent Auction fund raising event was unsuccessful and disappointing as compared with years past. Participation by members and outsiders was significantly less. Of the 35 paintings donated, only nine were sold, with the highest bid price being $200. We could have sold many of the other paintings in this show if attendance had been better. We grossed $1,165 and will net, once all costs are tallied, approximately $950, $2,000 less than last year.

The weather on the night of the event may have deterred some people but the inaction on part of the majority of members to promote this fund raiser was most disappointing. Our unsuccessful outcome proves itself. Only five outside people attended and possibly 12 members were present. If only 10 to 15 more members had attended with a friend or family member, the fund raiser would been a success.

As a CAA member, I take pride in my affiliation with this club because of what the club provides for our local artists and what it can pass on to its communities. More participation and commitment by our current membership can make a difference. It's time for more members to take the initiative and contribute some time to assist those who already have been paying more than their dues for many years.

Pat Rutkowski

Program News

PROGRAM: SLIDE PRESENTATION ~”JOHN SINGER SARGENT”

Presented by Bartholemew D’Andrea

We are very pleased to present Mr. D’Andrea who has given us such interesting slide presentations in the past. This promises to be another outstanding evening.

Please invite one or more friends to join you even if they are not “artists”. Who knows, you may be inspiring someone to try their hand at being one.

Member News

CAA would like to welcome Peri Karkheck of Nanuet, NY as a new member.

Joan Ward won first place in the pastel category in the Ringwood Manor Art Association 41^st Annual Fall Open Juried Exhibition. She also had a pastel accepted in the first juried show of the New Jersey Pastel Society in October.

Barry Lieberman will have a month long exhibition during November at the Fort Lee Library. A reception will be held on Sunday, November 5^th from 1:00 to 3:00. Refreshments will be served.

M. E. Whitehill was accepted in the annual North East Watercolor Society show and has two watercolors in the Desmond-Fish Library in Garrison, NY. The exhibit, “Hudson River Art: 200 Years of Inspiration” is from October 21^st to November 12^th.

Ethel Jamroz received a material award at the Pastel Society of New Jersey Juried Exhibition. She also exhibited at the Ringwood Art Association Juried Show and will exhibit at the Ho-Ho-Kus Library in December.

Adriana M. Hearns will exhibit her watercolors as part of a three artist show at the Hawthorne Library from November 6th to December 1st. The show's reception will be held on Saturday, November 18th from 2:00 to 4:00.

Monthly Contest for October

The winner was Michelle Himes.

Discounts

Artist’s Magazine 1 year (12 issues) for $18.96. Watercolor Magic, 1 year (6 issues) $18.96. Make check payable to each magazine separately. Mail to Rose Scaglione, 5 Brigitte Ct., Suffern, NY 10901. If this is a renewal, send one of the mailing labels from a

recent issue along with your check. Your new subscription will begin when the current one expires. Note the price change for Watercolor Magic. Note also that it has gone from four to six issues per year.

Displaying Artwork on the CAA Website

If anyone would like to display artwork on our web site (http://caafinearts.org/), send a digital picture in JPEG file format and include your name, title, size and medium to Phyllis O'Reilly at phyllisor@aeitv.net. If you do not have access to a computer, send a photograph to Phyllis at 202 Timber Ridge, Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 and she will turn it into a digital format. Our web site now has the monthly contest winners as well. For questions call 973-835-3361.

Art Material Available

Bud Finley has art material (mat board and an outdoor easel) from Norm Felton’s widow that she has graciously made available for purchase by CAA members. The mat board (32 X 40) is being sold for $1 per sheet. There are about ten sheets left. The price of the easel is negotiable.

All money collected will be donated to CAA by Mrs. Felton. To date, $109 has been collected.

The Board has voted to allocate the money collected as one of the monetary awards for the Club’s Judged Member Show in May 2007 at the Hawthorne Library.

Please contact Bud Finley at 201-327-1695 to purchase these items.

November Board Meeting

The next Board meeting will be on Wednesday, November 29^th, not Tuesday, November 28^th. Board members and others interested in attending should use the school entrance door on the Allendale Avenue side.

Deadline for December Newsletter is November 29^th; December Meeting is on December 12^th

You may send news items to Tom Monfried by e-mail at tommonf@optonline.net, or by snail mail at 15 Stone Fence Road, Allendale, NJ 07401. If any of you who is receiving this newsletter by snail mail has an e-mail address, please furnish it to me.

Newsletter October 2006

Next Meeting in October

The next meeting of the Community Arts Association will be held on Tuesday, October 10th, at the Archer Church, 37 East Allendale Avenue at Franklin Turnpike. Refreshments will be served at 7:30 PM and the business meeting will begin at 8:00 PM.

Reminder: Pat Rutkowski will provide the refreshments.

President's Message

The leaves are turning into the yellows, oranges and reds of autumn. The days are growing shorter and the nights cooler and longer. It makes you want to pick up your paint brush and capture the moment.

We had a wonderful demonstration by Brandy Brandenburg at the last meeting. For our October meeting on Tuesday, October 10^th, we will have an exciting watercolor demonstration by Eli Rosenthal who will also be giving a one day Saturday workshop on October 28^th.

Our fundraiser this year will be a Silent Auction at Allendale Borough Hall on October 20^th. Please be sure to drop off your donated painting there on October 6^th between 9:30-12:30. Tell all your friends and family about this wonderful opportunity to purchase wonderful art at reasonable prices!!!!

I hope to see you all at our October meeting and remember bring a friend!!!!

Fall Silent Auction/Sponsor Show

By this time all members should have received via e-mail or letter the form to be completed if you wish to donate a painting for this event. (Another form is attached to this Newsletter.) The time is short, so please feel free to deliver this information on receiving day. Once again CAA greatly appreciates the paintings you provide each year. Flyers are available to hand out and/or mail to family and friends to encourage them to attend the auction on Friday evening, October 20^th from 6-9 PM. Publicizing this event even if you cannot attend yourself will greatly benefit the club.

If any member wishes to donate but cannot deliver the painting on the receiving day, please contact Pat Rutkowski to work out other arrangements at (201) 818-4103. Hanging will take place at 1:00 PM on October 6th. The Allendale Boro Hall Meeting room can accommodate 50 or more paintings. Hope to see you on the 6th.

Any member who is unable to make the October 6^th receiving date but is planning to attend our next general meeting, can bring their painting to the meeting. Please consider this latter option as the absolute last possible day to donate.

Thank you again for all your donations.

Program News

PROGRAM -- ELI ROSENTHAL --WATERCOLOR

We welcome back Eli Rosenthal who will do a watercolor demonstration. This is a precursor to the Workshop that Eli will be running on Saturday October 28^th.

Eli is a master watercolor artist whose work truly embodies the finest traditions of watercolor. He was raised and educated in Baltimore, Maryland and attended the Art Students League. He became an award winning art director, graphics designer, sculptor and painter.

He is a juried member of the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society, the New Jersey Watercolor Society and the Northeast Watercolor Society. Eli demonstrates and conducts workshops in watercolor painting throughout the US and Europe.

He is represented by the Piermont Fine Arts gallery in Piermont, New York. You can view his art on his website: http://elirosenthal.com/.

ELI ROSENTHAL WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP: OCTOBER 28^th

SEE FLYER IN THIS NEWSLETTER FOR MORE INFORMATION.

NOTE: There are a few spaces left for the workshop. If anyone is interested, please send in your reservation and a check. If you need more information, call Rose Scaglione at 845-425-3583.

2006 Art Scholarship Winner

Ryan Logue of Bergenfield High School received a $1,000 Community Arts Association and The Sally Logue Memorial Foundation scholarship for 2006. He will study at the Maryland Institue College of Art in Baltimore.

The CAA and several other art scholarships are administered by the Bergen County Division of Cultural and Historic Affairs. The awards are competitive and are based on artistic excellence as shown by the quality of the portfolios submitted for consideration to professional judges.

Our congratulations to Ryan!

Member News

Lorraine Strangfeld won honorable mention for her charcoal drawing, “Patrick”, at the Bergen County Senior Juried Art Show held in August at the Marcella Geltman Gallery Art Center of Northern New Jersey, New Milford, NJ.

Jean Masetti is having a show in the Ridgewood Library during the month of October. The show’s reception will be held on October 8^th from 2-4:00. She also had a show in the Hawthorne Library during September.

Monique Paige du Bois is having a solo show at the Lindenwold Gallery of the Peck School (247 South Street, Morristown, NJ) from October 10^th to November 9^th. The gallery’s hours are 9:00 to 3:30 Monday to Friday. The reception is on Sunday, October 15^th from 3:00 to 5:00. Monique also reports that she has been accepted into the Art Center Watercolor Affiliates organization.

John B. Conroy’s “September Marsh” is one of over one hundred works presented in the Connecticut Pastel Society’s – “Renaissance in Pastel”. The show is being exhibited at the Slater Memorial Museum, 108 Crescent Street, Norwich, CT. Tuesday through Friday 9:00-4:00; Saturday – Sunday 1:00-3:00. Through November 19^th.

Andrea Placer's drawing, "Sisters", received the 2^nd Place for Drawing Award at the Ringwood Manor Art Association's 41st Annual Open Juried Show.

Barry Lieberman reports that he had good “action” at the Edgewater Art Show and that he attended the Bergen Museum Art Show and received a “blue ribbon” Best in Show for his watercolor “Barbaro”. He will have a one artist show at The Fort Lee Library for the entire month of November, with a reception to be held Sunday, November 5^th .

Peggy Dressel is currently teaching at the Art Center of Northern NJ, the
Ridgewood Art Institute and the Ramsey Adult School. Some classes have all ready
started, but you can still join. She is teaching classes on watercolor,
pastel, painting the figure in watercolor and portrait painting. For times and
locations, please call her 201-337-2143.

Displaying Artwork on the CAA Website

Wyckoff Family Y Art Show

The first Wyckoff Family Y juried art show will be held during October. For details, see their website at http://wyckoffymca.org/yarts/y_arts.html.

Deadline for November Newsletter is October 25^th; November Meeting is on November 14^th

ELI ROSENTHAL

WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP

Sponsored by Community Arts Association

OCTOBER 28, 2006

9:00 AM to 3:30 PM

Archer United Methodist Church

37 E. Allendale Ave Allendale NJ 07401

Corner of E. Allendale & Franklin Turnpike

Price Schedule:

Community Arts Members: $ 50.00

Non-Members: $ 55.00

Please return form & check AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

Mail your check, payable to: Community Arts Assoc. to:

Rose Scaglione

5 Brigitte Court

Suffern, NY 10901

Phone: 845-323-4234

Cell: 845-641-4720

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ADDRESS

PHONE

COMMUNITY ARTS ASSOCIATION P O BOX 307 Allendale N J 07401 Web Site: CAAfinearts.org

Newsletter September 2006

Next Meeting in September

The next meeting of the Community Arts Association will be held on Tuesday, September 12th, at the Archer Church, 37 East Allendale Avenue at Franklin Turnpike. Refreshments will be served at 7:30 PM and the business meeting will begin at 8:00 PM.

President's Message

The hot oppressive days of July were followed by days of blue skies and milder temperatures. I hope all of you have enjoyed the August weather and brought out your paints and brushes to create wonderful paintings. I am looking forward to seeing you at our September 12th meeting. We will be having an excellent demonstration by Charles “Brandy” Brandenburg doing an oil painting. In October we will have Eli Rosenthal who will do a one day Saturday workshop on October 28. More excellent programs have been planned thanks to the dedication and hard work of Rose Scaglione.

We welcome back to the area and CAA Maureen LaRocca who has once again joined our board and is enthusiastically providing publicity for CAA. I warmly welcome all new members to CAA and hope you become active participants. We look forwarding to seeing you at our monthly meetings and activities, and hopefully joining one of our committees.

Our annual fundraiser Silent Auction will be coming up in October so I hope you all have a painting ready to donate. Our chairperson for this event is looking for volunteers to help make it a success.

Bring a friend to our September meeting. If every member could bring a friend to each meeting, our membership will surely increase. Also you will have company while driving to the meetings!

Welcome back and I hope to see you soon.

Fall Silent Auction/Sponsor Show

Community Arts will be sponsoring its annual fundraiser during October. October 6th is the receiving date at the Allendale Borough Hall.

In the past, the event was a sponsor show whereby sponsors would pay $125.00 for a painting donated by our members. All proceeds from the sponsor sales would pay for the costs associated in orchestrating the event and publicity as well as raise funds for the club.

Last year we changed the event to a silent auction, members donated their paintings and received a portion back of the final auction price (that amount is yet to be determined). No painting was sold for less than $100.00. This event was successful with approximately 20 or so paintings sold out of 45 or 50 paintings available. The attendance was more sparse than the sponsor shows in the past which we attribute to not enough publicity. We did raise slightly under $3,000 having a silent auction event even though fewer paintings were sold. All unsold paintings were returned to the artist. At this time, I am awaiting word from the Allendale Borough Clerk informing CAA if any special permit and fees associated are required for a silent auction.

The auction/sponsor show event will be on a Friday evening, October 20th or 27th.

The Allendale hall can exhibit approximately 50 paintings. Your donation is greatly appreciated and the funds raised from this event further services our CAA members enabling the club to continue our monthly meeting demonstrations and show case events.

Pat Rutkowski requests any member who wishes to assist her with this event to contact her at (201) 818-4103 or e-mail me at phrtist@aol.com. In order to get the word out about this event, a committee of at least three to four people is needed to manage the initial phases such as designing the flyer, publicity and a mailing list to be started on in September. Because certain details for this event have not yet been confirmed, a separate notice will be sent to members at a later date; i.e. artist donation information form and event flyer for circulation. Your participation is greatly appreciated.

Program News

OIL DEMONSTRATION/CHARLES “BRANDY” BRANDENBURG

Once again we welcome back a favorite demonstrator, Brandy. He is an accomplished, award winning artist who works in acrylics, oils, watercolor and pen & inks. He is best known for his landscapes, seascapes and outdoor scenes. From depictions of salty seaport towns, to rustic sylvan settings, to stark snow-capped mountain peaks, to heaving wind-ravaged oceans, Brandy’s well honed artistic sensibility articulates the essence of the real world.

Brandy studied at the Famous Artists School in Westport, Ct., and the Ridgewood Art Institute, where he now teaches classes in watercolor and oils. He has had eight one-man shows in Atlantic City at the Trump Plaza, Harrah’s & Showboat. He has received numerous awards and is a member of many Art Societies. Combine all this with a winning personality and we will have a most entertaining and rewarding experience.

ELI ROSENTHAL WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP: OCTOBER 28, 2006

“30 Minute Watercolors: a Challenge for the Adventurous”

Place: Archer Church

Time: 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM

Price: $ 50.00 CAA Members

$ 55.00 Non-Members

This Very Popular teacher’s class will fill up soon so, don’t miss this opportunity to stretch your artistic skills!

A sign up sheet is included in this newsletter. If you need further information call Rose Scaglione 845-323-4234.

Member News

Welcome back to : Maureen LaRocca and Helen Baker

Welcome to CAA : Sharon Bogosian, Hanna Czechowski, Lisa DeTrano, Margaret Lacey, and Sandra Piatti

Lanis Monfried’s painting “Lady Fern”’ will be included in a juried show of paintings by members of the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators. The Exhibit is titled “Ferns, Mushrooms and Lichens of the Northeast”’ and will be on display at the Highstead Arboretum, Redding, CT from September 17^th to October 29^th. For further information, see info@highsteadarboretum.org.

Louise McCutcheon had a show of her watercolors during the month of July at the Town Hall in Cornwall, NY.

Andrea Placer's solo show at the Piermont Fine Arts Gallery will run from August 31^st to September 17^th. Many new colored and graphite pencil drawings will be on view. The gallery is open Thursdays and Sundays from 1:00 – 6:00 PM; and Fridays and Saturdays from 1:00 – 9:00 PM. It will be open on Labor Day from Noon – 5:00 PM.

Andrea's colored pencil drawing, "Dutchman's Pipe Pod" won the 1st Place Professional: Drawing award at the Bergen County Senior Art Show, and will be entered into the NJ State Show in Flemington. Also, her drawing, "Upward Climb" has been accepted into the 110th Annual Exhibition of the Catharine Lorrillard Wolfe Art Club, Inc., to be held at the National Arts Club, NYC.

Pat Cohen is having an art show at C&S Studio from September 9^th - 24th, with a "Reception/ Meet The Artist" on Sunday, September 10th, from Noon to 4:00 PM.

Studio hours during the week are Monday – Saturday 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM; Sunday 9:00 AM - Noon. The studio, owned by Sal Caldarone, is located at 34 East Prospect Street, Waldwick, NJ 07463 tel: 201-251-0798.

Mary Whitehill has her work on exhibit in the Hudson Valley Showcase at 280 Broadway, Newburgh, NY. It is a new Antique, Art, and Collectables Emporium and rents wall space to artists with no commission. Check her "What's New" page at www.mewhitehill.com.

Bob Shine received first place in the Passaic County Senior Art Show in June for his photograph “Dancing”. This photo was then entered into the NJ State Senior Art Show and also received First Place there. This photo, as well as other artwork from the Senior Show, will be exhibited at the Flemington Library, 4 Gauntt Place, Flemington for the month of September and until October 7.

Ben Schittone received honorable mention for his entry into the NJ State Senior Art Show in Flemington.

Ramsey Day Art Show

The 4^th Annual Ramsey Day Art Show will take place on Saturday, September 9^th on the corner of Prospect Street and Island Avenue, next to Ramsey High School from 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM. CAA plans to have a booth. Joyce Kanyuk will have a table to give out information about CAA and welcomes any volunteers to help her out. If anyone would like to exhibit their work, they are welcome to join the booth. You need to supply your own display equipment. Please call Joyce at 845-634-1710 if you want to assist or exhibit.

Deadline for October Newsletter is September 25^th; October Meeting is on October 10^th

Newsletter June 2006

Next Meeting in September

President's Message

It is hard to imagine that summer is fast approaching, and that Pat Rutkowski who has led CAA these past four years so successfully is now deservedly retired from office and that I am writing the president’s message.

I am looking forward to leading CAA and yet I will rely on Pat for some guidance in my first months as president. The board and I are looking forward to another exciting year of excellent programming thanks to Rose Scaglione.

As president and as membership chairman I want to remind the membership to send in your dues so that you can be included in next year’s directory. Please do volunteer in any way you can. If you have any suggestions come join us at our monthly board meetings at

Archer Church or e-mail me.

Bring a friend to our September meeting the second Tuesday of the month. If every member could bring a friend to each meeting, our membership will surely increase. Also you will have company while driving to the meetings!

Enjoy your summer, break out your paints or pastels and create some masterpieces to bring to our monthly contest.

See you in September!

2007 Regional Juried Show

As noted in our last newsletter, a national show will not take place but there will be a regional show in its stead. The show is scheduled for May 2007 (not March). Ideally a committee of five people (not needed throughout the planning process) is truly beneficial for the success of this event. Volunteers are needed for some activities, such as preparation of labels for the mailing list, juror and judge selection, prospectus preparation, and fund raising, to name a few. This show will take place at the Louis Bay Library in Hawthorne. Please contact Pat Rutkowski at (201) 818-4103 to join this committee.

Fall Silent Auction/Sponsor Show

The new season fund raiser event is scheduled for this November as done in the past. The venue will be the Allendale Boro Hall, if available. This location will be confirmed over the summer months. Over the past four years, we have tried various days, times of year, location, etc. to determine the best possible time to have this event. After assessing the results of our recent changes, we find a Friday evening for the auction/sponsor show is the ideal time. The only location we have a Friday evening available is the Allendale Boro Hall.

A committee of at least three people is requested. Publicity is crucial for the success of this event. Currently Pat Rutkowski and Maureen LaRocca are on this committee. To volunteer, please contact Pat at (201) 818-4103 or email phrtist@aol.com.

Program News

I hope you agree that the past year was filled with interesting events and demonstrators. Our next year’s line up is almost complete and I hope you’ll all make every effort to attend our monthly meetings (and bring a friend who might be interested) to reap the benefits of your membership.

We will start off with an oil demo by Charles “Brandy” Brandenberg in September. Then we welcome back Eli Rosenthal on October 10^th and follow up with a Saturday workshop with him on October 14^th(registration form is attached). Bart D’Andrea will present a slide lecture on John Singer Sargent at the November 14^th meeting. The December 12^th meeting will be our Annual Holiday Party. We will have a watercolor demo by Peggy Dressel in January 2007 and will move the Critique to the February meeting. March 13, 2007 will be another watercolor demo with an emphasis on perspective by local Allendale artist Bobby Zientek. April 10^th will be Ed Broussard who will do a conte crayon figure drawing . The May program is to be announced.

If anyone has knowledge of a relatively local artist who does demos or if you have a favorite you’d like to see again, please call me.

Have a Great Summer!

Rose Scaglione, Program Chairperson, 845-323-4234

Attention Watercolor Painters

The Art Center Watercolor Affiliates affiliated with the Art Center of Northern New Jersey, is a organization of skilled watercolorists who are juried into the organization. ACWA has three to four groups shows a year at venues such as the Art Center Gallery, Ridgewood Red Cross, Maurice M. Pine Library and the Interchurch Center Gallery in New York City. This fall there are shows scheduled at the Belskie Museum in Closter and the Children's Specialized Hospital in Mountainside.

The next opportunity to apply for membership will be in early September. Applicants will need to deliver three watercolor paintings, slides of your work (up to a full page which will be retained), a typed resume or biography and a completed application. For more information or an application please contact Barbara Seith at 201-461-0814 or by e-mail barbaraseith@yahoo.com.

Member News

If you have not yet sent in your dues for 2006-07, please do so as soon as possible to be included in our yearbook.

Peggy Dressel is teaching watercolor classes this summer at the Ridgewood Art
Institute on Tuesday mornings from 10 AM-1 PM.

She will also be teaching at the Art Center of Northern NJ; two watercolor
classes, Monday 7-10 PM and Thursday 1-4 PM, a pastel class Monday 1-4 PM and a
Portrait Class Thursday 7-10 PM. Classes start July 10. For more information please call Peggy at 201-337-2143.

If anyone is interested in a B&W copier machine that copies all size papers
up to 11”X17” and has a zoom up to 200% and a reduction to 64%, please contact
Peggy Dressel 201-337-2143. It is free to anyone who can take it.

Barry Lieberman, exhibiting at the Fort Lee Artist Guild Show, was recently

awarded an honorable mention for his watercolor work entitled "Honfleur",

a work previously accepted into the Ridgewood Art Institute Open Show.

Barry also had good success at a sale of his works in the Mother's Day Sale

of New London Township in Pennsylvania.

Former CAA president Diane Barton has moved to a senior residence. Her daughter Holly has some art materials she would like to dispose of. If anyone is interested, the address is 100 Pawnee Ave, Oakland, NJ 07436. Holly's phone number is 201-783-2456 .

Lillian Fendrock’s painting “My Red Geranium” was accepted by the Hudson Valley Art Association for its 75^th Annual Exhibition currently being held the National Arts Club, 15 Grammercy Park South, New York City.

Discounts

Deadline for September Newsletter is August 25^th

ELI ROSENTHAL

WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP