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NON-PROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID CLAREMONT, CA 91711-9998 PERMIT No. 101 Pomona Valley Art Association and GALLERY SOHO 300-A South Thomas Street Pomona, CA 91766 Phone: 909-469-1599 www.pvaa.net APRIL 2010 PVAA NEWSLETTER Name _________________________________________________________________ Address _______________________________________________________________ City _______________________________________ State ________Zip ___________ Phone _______________________________ eMail_____________________________ All donations are tax deductable. Mail your check and completed application to: Pomona Valley Art Association / ATTN: Membership Chairman / 300-A South Thomas St. / Pomona, CA 91766 PVAA - Phone: 909-469-1599 / website: www.pvaa.net Please indicate your area(s) of interest________________________________________ Pomona Valley Art Association PVAA is a non-profit, all volun- teer organization. Your mem- bership entitles you to numer- ous member benefits and helps to support the various associa- tion programs and acitvities. ❏ Full-time Student / $6 (under age18) ❏ Single Membership / $25 ❏ Married Couple / $30 ❏ Family / $35 ❏ Sustaining / $50 ❏ Patron / $100 ❏ Benefactor (lifetime) / $500 Pomona Valley Art Association Membership Application APRIL 2010 909-469-1599 300-A South Thomas Street Pomona, CA 91766 APRIL Ray Tucker Michael Whiteside Camille Zuniga Erin Wheeler POMONA VALLEY ART ASSOCIATION NEW MEMBERS Welcome Welcome When painting subjects that appear to the eye to be white, for example clouds, snow, white buildings or white cloth- ing, some artists paint what they think they see rather than what is actually there. Taking out the white and grey paint is not really the answer. The task of an artist is to really try and see what is actually happening with the light. If you look closely at a white object then you can see that it is made up of a num- ber of colors which may range from subtle yellows in the well lit parts to blues and lilacs in the shade. Do not just assume to use grey or black in the shade! White itself has no color but it does reflect other colors around it depending on the surroundings and the ambient light conditions. The light is an important factor in adding in different colors to your whites. For example indoors, in artificial light, the shadows in the white parts of a painting may appear greenish but outdoors they may look more lilac and reflect the sky. In addition to this the highlights could be anything up to pinks and golds and as an artist you are really free to play around with these sub- tleties and even exaggerate then a bit to accentuate the highlights and shadows. If you want some examples to study then take a look at Degas' bal- let paintings and also many of Monet's paint- ings and you will get some true inspiration. The key is to experiment and to use a multitude of colors to represent your whites - try out different shades of blues and lilacs for shadows, maybe still interspersing with some greys and use these tones subtly so that they are not just put in as stark contrasts to the highlights. Subtle tinges of different colors will really give your painting much more personality and depth. The author is a professional artist and has an arts and crafts website (http://www.yourleisure.info/arts) with more info on learning and improving your painting skills plus ideas on how to make money with your art. Painting White Subjects - Don't Just Get Out the White Paint! By Marian Lishman PVAA MEMBERSHIP DUES For over twenty years PVAA’s membership dues have remained the same; we have always felt it important to keep yearly dues affordable to our members. Over the past few years the printing and postage of our monthly newslet- ter has increased significantly and we are finding it difficult to absorb these costs. Because of these and other expens- es we now find it necessary to increase the membership dues. Your membership also enables PVAA to continue offering art exhibitions and other special events to our members and the community. We sincerely appreciate and thank you for your continuing support. The success and growth of our continued on pg 3
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NON-PROFIT ORGUS POSTAGE
PAIDCLAREMONT, CA
91711-9998PERMIT No. 101
Pomona Valley Art Associationand GALLERY SOHO300-A South Thomas StreetPomona, CA 91766Phone: 909-469-1599www.pvaa.net
A P R I L 2 0 1 0 P VA A N E W S L E T T E R
Name _________________________________________________________________
Address _______________________________________________________________
City _______________________________________ State ________Zip ___________
Phone _______________________________ eMail_____________________________
All donations are tax deductable. Mail your check and completed application to: Pomona ValleyArt Association / ATTN: Membership Chairman / 300-A South Thomas St. / Pomona, CA 91766
PVAA - Phone: 909-469-1599 / website: www.pvaa.net
Please indicate your area(s) of interest________________________________________
Pomona Valley Art AssociationPVAA is a non-profit, all volun-teer organization. Your mem-bership entitles you to numer-ous member benefits and helpsto support the various associa-tion programs and acitvities.
❏ Full-time Student / $6(under age18)
❏ Single Membership / $25
❏ Married Couple / $30
❏ Family / $35
❏ Sustaining / $50
❏ Patron / $100
❏ Benefactor (lifetime) / $500
Pomona Valley Art AssociationMembership Application
APRIL 2010
909-469-1599
300-A South Thomas StreetPomona, CA 91766
A P R I LRay Tucker
Michael WhitesideCamille ZunigaErin Wheeler
POMONAVALLEYARTASSOCIATION
NEW MEMBERSWelcomeWelcome
When painting subjects that appear to the eye to be white,for example clouds, snow, white buildings or white cloth-ing, some artists paint what they think they see rather thanwhat is actually there. Taking out the white and grey paint isnot really the answer.
The task of an artist is to really try and see what isactually happening with the light. If you look closely at awhite object then you can see that it is made up of a num-ber of colors which may range from subtle yellows in thewell lit parts to blues and lilacs in the shade. Do not justassume to use grey or black in the shade!
White itself has no color but it does reflect othercolors around it depending on the surroundings and theambient light conditions. The light is an important factor inadding in different colors to your whites. For exampleindoors, in artificial light, the shadows in the white parts ofa painting may appear greenish but outdoors they maylook more lilac and reflect the sky. In addition to this thehighlights could be anything up to pinks and golds and asan artist you are really free to play around with these sub-tleties and even exaggeratethen a bit to accentuate thehighlights and shadows.
If you want someexamples to
study then take alook at Degas' bal-
let paintings and alsomany of Monet's paint-
ings and you will getsome true inspiration.
The key is to experiment and to use a multitude ofcolors to represent your whites - try out different shades ofblues and lilacs for shadows, maybe still interspersing withsome greys and use these tones subtly so that they are notjust put in as stark contrasts to the highlights. Subtle tingesof different colors will really give your painting much morepersonality and depth.
The author is a professional artist and has an arts and crafts website(http://www.yourleisure.info/arts) with more info on learning andimproving your painting skills plus ideas on how to make money withyour art.
Painting WhiteSubjects - Don't Just Get Outthe White Paint!By Marian Lishman
PVAA MEMBERSHIP DUESFor over twenty years PVAA’s membership dues haveremained the same; we have always felt it important tokeep yearly dues affordable to our members. Over the pastfew years the printing and postage of our monthly newslet-ter has increased significantly and we are finding it difficultto absorb these costs. Because of these and other expens-es we now find it necessary to increase the membershipdues.
Your membership also enables PVAA to continueoffering art exhibitions and other special events to ourmembers and the community.
We sincerely appreciate and thank you for yourcontinuing support. The success and growth of our
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PVAAMONTHLY
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Congratulationsto Our PVAAMonthly WinnersTheme: Black and White
1st place - Michi IkedaWhite Waves, watercolor
2nd place - Nancy BrinkleyEthical Scientist, graphite
3rd place - Nate WaltersThe Road Home, photograph
Honorable Mention - Jim McClureBlack and White, Mixed Media
Honorable Mention - Jan WrightMinimalist, watercolor
1st place - Michi Ikeda / White Waves, watercolor
2nd place -Nancy BrinkleyEthical Scientist,graphite
Honorable Mention - Jim McClureBlack and White, Mixed Media
3rd place - Nate WaltersThe Road Home, photograph
Honorable Mention - Jan WrightMinimalist, watercolor
January“New Beginnings”
Jan. 9-31Take in: Sat, 1/2, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 1/9, 6-10pmPick Up: Feb 6&7
February“The Red Show”
Feb. 13-28Take in: Sat, 2/6, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 2/13, 6-10pmPick Up: Mar 6&7
March“Black & White”
Mar. 13-28Take in: Sat, 3/6, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 3/13, 6-10pmPick up: 4/3&4
Apri l“Decadence”Apr. 10-25
Take in: Sat, 4/3, 11-4Reception: Sat, 4/10, 6-10pm
Pick up: 5/1&2
May“Images of Spring”
May 8-30Take in: Sat, 5/1, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 5/8, 6-10pmPick up: 6/5&6
June“Expressions”
June 12-27Take in: Sat, 6/5, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 6/12, 6-10pmPick up: 7/3&4
Ju ly“Summer Magic”
July 10-25Take in: Sat, 7/3, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 7/10, 6-10pmPick up: 8/7&8
August“Positives & Negatives”
Aug. 14-29Take in: Sat, 8/7, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 8/14, 6-10pmPick up: 9/4&5
September“Variations of Color”
Sept. 11-26Take in: Sat, 9/4, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 9/11, 6-10pmPick up: 10/2&3
October“Mysterious”
Oct. 9-31Take in: Sat, 10/2, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 10/9, 6-10pmPick up: 11/6&7
November“Cornucopia: SomethingDelightful” / Nov. 13-28Take in: Sat, 11/6, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 11/13, 6-10pmPick up: 12/4&5
December“The Gift”
Dec. 11-26Take in: Sat, 12/4, 11-4
Reception: Sat, 12/11, 6-10pmPick up: 1/1&2
PVAA/Gallery SoHo Monthly Art Show & Sale Entry Form
Name ______________________________________ Phone# ________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________________
1. Title _______________________________________ medium ___________ price ________
2. Title _______________________________________ medium ___________ price ________
3. Title _______________________________________ medium ___________ price ________
❑ PVAA has my permission to use photos of my art to publicize the show.Please see website or call gallery for rules and details on monthly shows.
• PVAA welcomes all artists to display and sell their art at our monthly Art Show and Sale.• All media welcome.• Awards: $25 for 1st place, $15 for 2nd, $10 for 3rd. Photo ribbon given if show contains 5 or more photo entries.• Limit 3 entries per person...$10 each or 3 for $25 for PVAA members, $12 each for non-members, $6 each for students.• An All-Artist reception occurs on the 2nd Saturday of each month from 6-10 pm.• Artists are encouraged to interpret the monthly themes in their own unique way.• All entries must be dropped off during the time specified (no late or early entries will be accepted).• All fees are due at take-in or piece will be rejected. No Exceptions.• PVAA retains a tax-deductible donation of 20% on all sales.
2010 Gallery SoHo Monthly Open Art Show, Sales Schedule & Themes
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PVAA Membership Duesassociation continues because of the member support.
New PVAA Membership RatesFull-time Student (under 18) / $6Single Membership / $25Married Couple / $30Family / $35Sustaining / $50Patron / $100Benefactor (lifetime) / $500
We appreciate your comments and hope you will under-stand this difficult but necessary PVAA board decision.
Best Regards, Linda Hauser,Pomona Valley Art Association, Membership Chairperson
Acrylic DemonstrationDemo presented by Artist and Author Chris Cozen
Saturday June 19th, 2010 at 10am (aprox. 2-2 1/2 hrs.) ($5.00 suggested to cover cost of refreshments.)PVAA demo presented by artist, author and Golden acrylics rep Chris Cozen. Please sign up and come for some great fun. Ihave taken a class from Chris and had a very good time learning new techniques with different Golden products. She uses
many surfaces, paint (fluid, medium body), gessos, grounds and gels.E-mail Aleta Jacobson if you would like to attend the demo at: [email protected]
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If we have interest, Chris would conduct a workshop after the demo. Cost is $39.00 for a 3 hr. workshop. All you need tobring is your paper, canvas and you. Chris will bring the rest. We need at least 10 people for the workshop.Please complete the form below. WORKSHOP REGISTRATION MUST BE POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN MAY 22nd.
Golden WorkshopJune 19th, 20101pm - 4 pm$39.00 feeReturn to: PVAA,300-A SouthThomas Street,Pomona, CA 91766
Give me a call ifyou have any ques-tions.Aleta Jacobson909-241-2131
ACRYLIC WORKSHOP REGISTRATION❏ YES, I would like to participate in the workshop that follows the Golden Acrylic Demo atthe PVAA Prog Space gallery. You will find my $39 check enclosed for the workshop (pleasewrite ACRYLIC WORKSHOP on the outside of the envelope and ‘memo section’ of the check.)
Name ______________________________________ Phone# ________________________
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E-mail Address: _______________________________________________________________
Please make checks payableto PVAA. Return to: PVAA, 300-A South Thomas St., Pomona, CA 91766
Mid-Valley Arts League57th Anniversary ShowMarch 29, through April 3, 2010
at the Frostig Center & School971 North Altadena Drive, Pasadena
Show Hours:Monday, March 29 & Tues, March 30, 12 - 5 pmWednesday, March 31 & Thur, April 1, 3 - 8 pm
Friday, April 2, 4 - 9 pm
Reception: Saturday, April 3, 1:00pm - 4:30pmAwards Presentation, 5:00pm
View the artwork of over 70 artists!Artwork will be for sale.
Proceeds from sales benefit Mid-Valley Arts League Scholarship Fund.
I want to hear from you!Whats going on!
Share your accomplishments withyour fellow members.
Email your information toDon Markofski (editor) at
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May 17-21 Robert Burridge...Loosen Up with Aquamedia
June 4-6 Barbara Nechis...Exploring Watercolor
June 25-27 Gerald Brommer...Exploring Unique Surfacesfor Collage
Sept 3 & 4 Sylvia Megerdichian...Making Collage Personal
Sept.24 & 25 Sylvia Megerdichian....Anyone CanDraw..Right Brain Drawing Workshop
Nationally Known ArtistWorkshops at ART BOX
ART BOX STUDIO1302 MONTE VISTA, STE. 9UPLAND, CA 91786 / Ph: [email protected]
Artists, looking for some time to create withyour friends. Open Studio for members andfriends at PVAA 3rd Saturdays of the month.
March 17th / 10am - 2pmOnly $5.00 per session
Bring your pencils, oils, watercolors, acrylics,easels and other supplies.
Chairs and tables and chairs will be available foruse. You can bring a sack lunch or purchase
your lunch from one of the eaterieswithin walking distance.
Because we do not have a close water sourceplease bring a plastic bottle. A 1 gallon milk-type
container will work to carry water infor painting and clean up.
Hope to see you!
PVAA ‘Open Studio’ forMembers and Friends!
East Valley Art AssociationAN N UAL ART SHOW 2010
SATURDAY MAY 8TH, 1-5 PMSUNDAY MAY 9TH, 12-4 PM
AT THE COVINA WOMEN’S CLUB
128 So. San Jose Ave., CovinaTake-in: May 7th, 10 - 7 pm
Pick-up: May 9th, 4 - 4:30 pmAwards: Sunday, May 9th, 3 pm
For additional info please callMary Ann bourke at 909-860-2375 or
Mary Dobozy at 909-861-9144
WANTED: Acrylic PainterFor Product DemonstrationsWe are looking for talented artists in acrylic paintingbecause we will be giving workshops in RanchoCucamonga soon.
There will be between 1 to 4 workshops permonth. The teacher of these workshops will receive$100.00 per workshop.
I will be needing the following information: 1.resume, 2. contact information, and, examples of yourwork (Websites may be all that is needed here). Some ofthe Brand names you will be working with will be:Grumbacher, Koh-I-Noor, Higgins Ink, and, Clearprint.
If you are interested in teaching such a workshop, pleasecall me (Kati Blanchard) at 800-628-1910 x 282, Orcontact me via eMail at: [email protected]
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