Here is a direct link to the Call for Work page where you can find a link to the Prospectus, and you can submit your paintings on line. Good luck everyone!
Here is a direct link to the Call for Work page where you can find a link to the Prospectus, and you can submit your paintings on line. Good luck everyone!
Mary Whyte is NFWS’ Spring Workshop Artist, in person! Here is a link to more information about the workshop, The Best of Portrait and Figure with Mary Whyte.
Submit your paintings online through the Call for Work Page. Go to Exhibits on the NFWS page Menu, or here’s the link Call for Work.
Read about this Workshop, and access the Registration Document on our Calendar event page. Here is a link to our Event Page for the Workshop:
https://nfws.org/event/mary-whyte-workshop-the-best-of-portrait-and-figure-in-watercolor/
Here is a link to the event page for Tom Francesconi’s 4 pm demonstration:
February 16th Members Meeting and Demonstration by Tom Francesconi
This Exhibition will be on view from May 3 – 26, 2023 at the Carnegie Art Center, 240 Goundry St., North Tonawanda, New York.
The Exhibition Juror and Judge of Awards is renowned artist and cherished teacher Mary Whyte, our NFWS Spring Workshop Artist.
“In my studio I have a small plaque that reads, “The most beautiful things in life cannot be touched.” It was a gift from my friend Georgeanna, and a constant reminder of what it is we artists try to express. It is not the days we remember in our lives but the small moments.” Mary Whyte, An Artist’s Way of Seeing.
It was a grand event! Thank you to everyone of the appreciative participants. Here’s the link to the Demonstration:
Here’s your link: January 2023 Waterbucket
We are holding our January 19th event at 4 pm because our demonstrator Graham Berry will be joining us from Great Britain where our normal time of 7 pm is 12 midnight for him; pretty late to demonstrate!
Hope you can join us!
This Exhibition will be on view from May 3 – 26, 2023 at the Carnegie Art Center, 240 Goundry St., North Tonawanda, New York.
The Exhibition Juror and Judge of Awards is renowned artist and cherished teacher Mary Whyte, our NFWS Spring Workshop Artist.
“In my studio I have a small plaque that reads, “The most beautiful things in life cannot be touched.” It was a gift from my friend Georgeanna, and a constant reminder of what it is we artists try to express. It is not the days we remember in our lives but the small moments.” Mary Whyte, An Artist’s Way of Seeing