Article and Photos contributed by Lee Asta What a stimulating afternoon we had today! We had two hours of interaction of sharing, talking and listening to a lively discussion led by Artist Member Lynn King, who led our session about “The Lost Wife” by Alyson Richman. This was a historical fiction book about Nazi Germany and a young Jewish …
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2023 Summer Art Show – July 13 thru Sept 26 at the South State Bank, Ocala
Application deadline is June 8!! Okay, OAG artists, it’s time to get your next art piece ready for the 2023 Summer Show! You can submit TWO art pieces for the application price of one! The Application deadline is Friday, June 8!The forms and rules are here.
Patt Gilmore – April 10, 2023
Book Club: “The Muralist”, March 7, 2023
Hostess Cathy Burnside led our March Book Club meeting at the Braised Onion to discuss the book, “The Muralist” by B. A. Shapiro. As you can see from the photographs below, even though there were only three of us there, we had a lively discussion that lasted until 2:15! In attendance were Verna Shelden with …
Silk Painting Workshop – February 21, 2023
Suzanne Zielinski – February 13, 2023
Photos of Suzanne’s Demonstration Courtesy of Susan Fink, John Ford, and Vivian Drawneek
Holiday Lunch
Thank you, John Ford, for contributing these photos of our Annual December Luncheon. It was a festive gathering at the Braised Onion. Vivian Drawneek kept us creatively entertained with a fun drawing game while we waited for our entrees.
Margaret Everson – Artist Trading Cards – Nov. 14, 2022, 11 AM
First Book Club Meeting – Nov 1, 2022
First OAG Book Club -November 1st, 2022, at Braised Onion in Ocala. Our first book was: “Fake Like Me” by Barbara Bourland was rated by us as a 4 (ratings were 0-5 highest). Summary: this book was very interesting to me as an Artist—I found the Author’s use of colorful phrases and language basically stimulating. …
Sandra Fox – Silk Painting – Oct. 10, 2022
Sandra provided an opportunity for each of us to paint on a piece of silk during her program! We learned a lot about using resists for silk painting. Even the common Sharpie marker makes an excellent resist for controlled flow of color. Thank you, Sandra for a very informative and most enjoyable silk painting experience!