Founded 1943

Heralding the Holidays December 2, 3 and 4

Findlay Art League Fall Show, October 25 to November 19

Anyone can submit entries, any medium. Artwork to be delivered to the Findlay Art League:

• 117 W Crawford St
• Findlay, OH 45840
• 419 422 7847
• findlayartleague.org

Awards

• Best of Show. $400.00
• 1st Place. $300.00
• 2nd Place. $200.00
• 3rd Place. $100.00
• 4 merit $25.0

Important Dates

Intake: 10/21, 6 - 8pm, 10/22 9 am - Noon

Notification of acceptance: 10/ 25

Reception: Friday November 4th,  5  pm-9 pm, Awards at 7 pm

Pick up artwork: Saturday, November 19, 2 - 4 pm

Here is the Prospectus.

Inktober is a challenge open to all artists, submitting either one drawing a day during October, or one a week for 52 weeks. This is a casual and fun experience, a chance to sharpen your drawing skills. Find more information here.

Studio Latus Boreale in Ann Arbor has long-pose figure events, good for development of oil painting, drawing and sculpting.  SLB is a spacious studio with generous north light from high windows.  Artists may attrend 3-hour events with a model; charge is $20. Reservations and advance payment are required (by PayPal), no drop-ins. Format is almost always one long pose, nude. Every so often, we have a clothed model. Scheduled events will resume in September. For more information, please contact the studio manager.

Gold Medal, In the Moment, Christine Misencik-Bunn (OWS)

The annual Ohio Watercolor exhibit, Watercolor Ohio, is available to view here. Martin Chappuies (OWS) received the John Trumbull Memorial Award, and Thomas Sorrell's painting, City to City was also accepted and will be in the Travelling exhibit.

All the accepted paintings from this premier show may be viewed online; Sally Marti's "Wetland Moment, was included in the show.

Currently there is an exhibition of eighteenth-Century Pastels at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. It may by inconvenient to hop over to LA for the show, but several of the paintings and descriptions are at Pastel Today. Pastels, especially portraits, were very popular in the 18th century.