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Woodstock Artists Association

RT 212, Woodstock, NY

845.679.2940

Monday, June 18th, 2007

THE INNER LANDSCAPE: Images, Growth and Transformation Kim Alderman will give a visual presentation of her smoke-fired ceramics and drawings, and talk about the integration of art with a ritualistic meditative practice. She will discuss her process, nourished through studies in the eastern wisdom traditions, alchemy, and depth psychology, and the relationship of creativity to growth and transformation. The evening "opens" at 7 PM with refreshments, gallery looking and casual networking and connecting. After the presentation, there is more informal talking, munching and then...lights out. Please spread the word to friends, family and colleagues. There is a $6 charge at the door. http://ulster.net/~staats/index.html

Monday, June 19, 7pm 2006

“The Art of Seeing” a slide presentation by Devorah Sperber at the Woodstock Artists Association, 28 Tinker Street, Woodstock, NY 6 bucks at door, snacks and good conversation inside

Monday, May 15, at 7pm 2006

Monday Night F.A.M.E. Talks will present: Film Showing "The Mystery of Picasso" , A Henri-Georges Clouzot film,( Wages of Fear, Diabolique) Cinematography by Claude Renoir A unique and intimate documentary of Picasso at work. All artists should see this! W.A.A. 28 Tinker St. Woodstock, Call 679-2940 for further information $6. At the door for coffee & snacks

Monday, Dec 19, at 7pm 2005

Instead of a lecture we are inviting all our friends, thats you, to bring one or two small art pieces to show to the group. Everyone welcome whether bringing art or not. No charge at the door, but how about you bring a snack or finger food to share. Each will be given time to very briefly talk about their work. Lets join together in a circle of Art and celebrate our creativity.

Third Monday Lecture at The Woodstock Artists Association 7pm 6 bucks at the door coffee and goodies inside NOV.21 2005

“Doris Licht on the career of the Ceramic Artist”

“The common thread that runs through my work is a concern with the past and memories; i.e. a visual diary. Some important influences on my work have been: growing up in the car and motorcycle culture of Los Angeles, being introduced to clay at the Otis Art Institute while Peter Voulkos taught there, working in a pottery in Japan in 1971 and finally, the experience of working on the Bowery in NYC for the past 25 years. I have been working in clay, making drawings, and taking photographs for many years. Ceramics was my first medium, and by using the camera to record my work, the photographs eventually became the work itself, as I began to use photography to record my inner life rather than objects. I taught Graduate Ceramics at Pratt Institute in NYC from 1973 until 2002 when I moved to Woodstock, NY. I now have my studio here in Woodstock where I work” and teach.

Doris Licht P.O. Box 1273 Woodstock, NY 12498 (845) 679-5620 web: www.dorislicht.com E-mail: doris@dorislicht.com http://woodstockart.org/calendar2004.htm

Aug 22, Monday At Woodstock Artists Association 7pm Sonia Sudak 6 bucks at door, snacks and good conversation inside

SONIA SUDAK, curator of PASSIONATE ABOUT ART (Kleinert/James Gallery of The Woodstock Guild, August 13 through Sept. 18, 2005)) An exhibition of contemporary paintings and drawings by area artists on loan from local private collections, plus new work by each artist.

"My first gallery position was with the Ira Spanierman Gallery in l967. That was followed by becoming assistant director of the Forum Gallery. I then became associate director of the AM Sacks Gallery (now the Perlow Gallery), and subsequently became director of the Tibor de Nagy, Max Hutchinson and Landmark galleries. While at the Landmark Gallery, I began presenting workshops on Art & Awareness - Different Ways of Looking at Art (parts of which were broadcast on NPR’s All Things Considered).

Now a full time resident of Woodstock, I am inspired by the many gifted painters, sculptors and photographers in this area, and after many years I am returning to my passion for art with this collector's exhibition."

Woodstock Artists Association, Art Talk Monday, June 20, 7pm 28 Tinker St, Woodstock

Roger Ricco - "Creativity and the Outsider ", co-owner of the Ricco/Maresca Gallery, located in New York City's Chelsea area, devoted entirely to American Folk, Self -Taught and Outsider Art.

Roger is involved with the non-artist artist. He will talk about the creative works of people who, without formal training, express themselves in a natural and powerful way.

$6.00 at the door, coffee and desert inside. For information call the WAA at 845-679-2940

Monday, May 16 2005

7pm At The Woodstock Artists Association

Thomas Sarrantonio "Painting and the Politics of Perception"

Tom lives in Rosendale, NY and paints landscape. His paintings are spontaneous events, realized outdoors and informed by a strong sense of formal design.

Tom studied at The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and received an MFA from Suny New Paltz. He also holds advanced degrees in English and Biology.

Tom is one of the most interesting speakers on Art , engaging thoughtfull and funny. Join us for a very interesting evening. 6 bucks at door, coffee and goodies inside.

Monday, April 18 2005

The Woodstock Artists Association presents A discussion with Painter Yale Epstein, "on what can and cannot be said about Art."

7pm 6 bucks at door includes coffee, tea and goodies

Join us for the first, third Monday event in 2005 Call Pru at WAA for further info 679-2940 also see an exhibit of Yale's paintings in the downstairs gallery..elegant, elegant, elegant

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