We recorded Skip Lawrence’s Zoom Demonstration for NFWS on May 19, 2022, and have posted it on our Niagara Frontier Watercolor Society YouTube Channel. Here it is for your enjoyment.
We recorded Skip Lawrence’s Zoom Demonstration for NFWS on May 19, 2022, and have posted it on our Niagara Frontier Watercolor Society YouTube Channel. Here it is for your enjoyment.
Because of increasing numbers of COVID related illnesses in and around our NFWS community, recent exposures, and our concern for everyone’s continued good health, we have come to the conclusion that we must cancel the Awards Reception planned for this Saturday, May 21, 2022 at the Artists Group Gallery, One Linwood Ave. Buffalo, NY.
Our Awards Judge Shelley Prior will be judging this afternoon (Thursday, May 19th) so we will be able to share her award choices with everyone here, on line and at the Exhibition. Award notifications will be placed next to each award-winning painting in the next few days.
We appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding, knowing that we are all disappointed but that we cannot proceed without considering the health and safety of all our membership and the arts community.
We hope you will come in to see the exhibition at some point as it will continue to be on view through June 3, 2022.
Here’s the program for the exhibition. We will provide an insert with the award winners soon!
We are all disappointed but believe the best decision has been made.
Click here to view the show: Spring 2022 Members Exhibition of Transparent Watercolor.
The in person exhibition at the Artists Group Gallery, One Linwood Ave., Buffalo, opens on Friday, April 29th and runs until June 3, 2022. We are hoping to be able to host an Awards Reception on May 21st from 12 noon to 2 pm. Stay tuned for updates.
This Workshop, Freedom in Watermedia, is scheduled for October 11 – 14, 2022! Check out Stan Kurth’s work here:
and his workshops here:

William Skip Lawrence: Expressive Artist
“I love everything about painting. I love feeling the paint, seeing a rich color spread under my brush onto a surface and the play between colors coming together. I love watching my idea take form until a painting finally says “it” and I am surprised and delighted every time. I love sharing my art and knowing that someone is moved by it.
I see no hierarchy among realism, abstraction, non-objective painting styles. I see only the relationship of colors, shapes, surface and line that either thrills or bores me. When these elements come together to communicate an artist’s intention to the viewer, to connect with someone, it is nothing short of wonderful.