March 7, 14, 21:
We'll be painting at beautiful Jenkins Creek/Linda Pedersen Park in Hernando County for the first 3 Fridays in March. Meet at 9:30 am in the first parking area of Linda Pedersen Park, (6400 Shoal Line Blvd.) To get there, take U.S. 19 to CR 595, turn west (left if traveling north); then go left on CR597--Shoal Line Blvd. to the park which will be on the right side. There are restrooms in Pedersen Park. Jenkins Creek is across the street from Pedersen Park; there is no real shade there so you might want to bring an umbrella.
March 28: Composition and Values Workshop with Linda Blondheim at Honeymoon Island from 9:00 to 5:00. Sign up and reserve a place in advance to attend this workshop.
Call Jenna at 727-457-6174 for more info, or email at: jennalovesparrots@yahoo.com.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Friday, February 22, 2008
Tampa Bay PleinAir Painters
Tampa Bay Plein Air Painters- Come join us Sunday mornings starting
March 2nd, 10 am in St Pete to
paint. Meet at the Marketplace Cafe, 284 Beach Dr NE, St Pete, Fl. It
is across from The St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts. Contact Don
Eaton (dreaton@ij.net or
727-347-3061) if you plan to meet us so that we can keep a look out for
you.
March 2nd, 10 am in St Pete to
paint. Meet at the Marketplace Cafe, 284 Beach Dr NE, St Pete, Fl. It
is across from The St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts. Contact Don
Eaton (dreaton@ij.net or
727-347-3061) if you plan to meet us so that we can keep a look out for
you.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
West Coast Plein Air Sponsored Workshop
Linda Blondheim Art Studio Workshops
Honeymoon Island
Friday, March 28, 2008
9 AM-5 PM
Values and Composition in Landscape Painting
65.00
Includes Workshop Notebook
Supply List Available Upon Registration
Sponsored by
West Coast Plein Air
Please register immediately if you intend to come.
Contact:
Jenna Friedman
jennalovesparrots@yahoo.com
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Tampa Bay Plein Air Painters
Tampa Bay Plein Air Painters will meet at Lake Seminole at 2:00 each Friday for the rest of the month of February. meet at the parking lot for shelters 4& 5, just past the creek.
directions: take Starkey Rd South from Largo, then West on Park Blvd. to the entrance to Lake Seminole-on the North side of the road.
contact dreaton@ij.net
directions: take Starkey Rd South from Largo, then West on Park Blvd. to the entrance to Lake Seminole-on the North side of the road.
contact dreaton@ij.net
Invitation
Plein air painters are invited to paint at the Stephen Foster Park in White Springs On March 15, 2008.
They'd like painters there from 9 AM-4PM.
There will be 5 of the Florida Highwaymen Artists there.
Contact: Debbie Rice
janddrice@windstream.net
They'd like painters there from 9 AM-4PM.
There will be 5 of the Florida Highwaymen Artists there.
Contact: Debbie Rice
janddrice@windstream.net
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Val Sandell: Paintings of Historic Spanish Point
Val Sandell: Paintings of Historic Spanish Point
Visitors Center Museum Exhibit Gallery
February 13 ~ April 30, 2008
Historic Spanish Point is a beautiful 30 acre historic museum site in Osprey, FL, which is essentially south Sarasota. The history spans from 5000 years ago, which includes an archaeological site, through pioneer era to the winter estate of a wealthy Chicagoan, before it was donated as a museum site. I've done many plein-air paintings there, so was invited to exhibit those, as well as large format studio pieces. Boasting the highest spot on the southwest coast, it has some unique views.
If painters would like to make a field trip, it has a wealth of subject matter. I also have an excellent restaurant recommendation for lunch or dinner after viewing the exhibit. It's five minutes from the Museum Exhibit Gallery.
Val Sandell
www.valartist.com
email: valartist@aol.com
Visitors Center Museum Exhibit Gallery
February 13 ~ April 30, 2008
Historic Spanish Point is a beautiful 30 acre historic museum site in Osprey, FL, which is essentially south Sarasota. The history spans from 5000 years ago, which includes an archaeological site, through pioneer era to the winter estate of a wealthy Chicagoan, before it was donated as a museum site. I've done many plein-air paintings there, so was invited to exhibit those, as well as large format studio pieces. Boasting the highest spot on the southwest coast, it has some unique views.
If painters would like to make a field trip, it has a wealth of subject matter. I also have an excellent restaurant recommendation for lunch or dinner after viewing the exhibit. It's five minutes from the Museum Exhibit Gallery.
Val Sandell
www.valartist.com
email: valartist@aol.com
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