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Artists Equity
wants you to reach your artistic goals.
We are the only organization of it's kind addressing issues and working
toward solutions for your continued success as a professional fine artist.
Learn more about us and find out how you can help support Artists Equity
Association!
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AE
Exhibitions & Events 2008-2009
AE
SELECT EXHIBITION – DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES AUGUST
15, 2008
Click here to download a PROSPECTUS
A
prospectus was mailed to AE members for the upcoming exhibition at the
Barnstone Gallery in Phoenixville, PA. Entries must be received by August
15, 2008. Late entries will be returned unopened.
For information about the exhibition e-mail the Select Exhibition Committee
Chair, Claire Giblin, claire@giblinart.com, or call Claire Giblin: 717-872-8418.
To receive a prospectus by mail, send a #10 SASE to Artists Equity,
c/o Claire Giblin, 22 Laurelgate Place, Millersville, PA 17551.
AE ANNIVERSARY
EXHIBITION
Philadelphia/Tri
State Artists Equity 60th Anniversary Exhibition Berman Museum of Art
at Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA, June 2009 through August 2009.
A prospectus will be mailed to members and available early 2009.
SAVE
THE DATE & REGISTER EARLY!
Inventory
and Oral History Training Program for Artists
Hosted by Artists Equity and Friends at the Main Line Art Center
Tuesday, October 21, 10 am -2:30 pm including a 1⁄2 hour lunch
break
$45
per artist; limited to 26 participants.
Presented by Senior Artists Initiative, (www.seniorartistsinitiative.org)
this unique “how-to” opportunity is not usually provided
to individual artists. Artists will learn about organizing their life’s
work. SAI recommends the artist partner with another artist to maximize
the experience.
The
morning session will provide information about how to inventory work,
with discussion about when appraisals are necessary and how to reduce
an artist’s inventory of work. The workshops will provide examples
of inventory sheets and discussion about putting inventory on computer
versus hard copy. The afternoon session will provide information on
recording an oral history as well as preparation for filming. Please
bring a brown bag lunch, drinks will be provided.
To
register for this program or for addition information, please contact
Sandi Lovitz, 610-547-9983 or Sandiltc@aol.com
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Next
AE Board Meeting
THURSDAY, Sept 18, 2008
6:45p.m. Social; 7p.m. Meeting at Valley
Forge Military Academy, Library Conference Room; Radnor, PA
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IN THE NEWS

MARSHA MOSS:
2008 ARTISTS EQUITY AWARD WINNER
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ART: A Good Investment
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for Art, a program founded by Artists Equity and adopted across
the USA.
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AE MEMBER NEWS
Susan Klinger had a pastel painting
accepted into the 4th Annual Northeast National Pastel Exhibition
to be held at the Arts Center/Old Forge, in Old Forge, NY.
Jacalyn Beam invited you to apply to Chadds Ford
Days at the Chadds Ford Historical Society. For more information,
visit the web site http://www.chaddsfordhistory.org
Florence Putterman had a solo exhibition entitled
Noir et Blanc at Projects Gallery in Philadelphia, Putterman also
had an exhibition at Dana Gallery at Franklin and Marshall College
entitled Surface and gave a lecture. Her work was also included
in the Colorprint Society show at the Chester Hill Gallery in
Philadelphia. Her work was included in the Valdosta National at
Valdosta University, Valdosta, Georgia.
Lois Schlachter was given the Louis G. Russo
Memorial Award "Best Depiction of the Spirit of Freedom"
from the North Penn Art Alliance Spring Show Lois was accepted
in the Annual Robert Ransley Juried Show in Mt. Holly. Lois is
also exhibiting her work at the Goggle Works Juried Show in Reading.
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