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A Letter froM the ViCe-president
April - May 2015
Sherry Pope
If the Lynchburg Art Club needs
enthusiasm, just spend some time with
our President, Christian Williams. It has
been a wonderful year working along
with him. It still amazes me at what
he can accomplish.
help our Club. There are many areas
where we NEED people, but any
talents you are willing to share will be
welcomed. You need to think about
where you can contribute, because calls
will be going out in the near future.
The success of any organization depends
on the dedication, caring and enthusiasm
of all its members. We are lucky to
have so many dedicated members that
go above and beyond that which is
required of them because they care
about art and the Lynchburg Art Club.
Many of these members have served in
the same capacity for many years. They
need a break! We need your help! We
need your ideas!
No one person has to take on the
responsibilties of a whole committee.
Team Up! That would be fun!
So, be thinking about what you can do
— and what you would like to do — to
Be on the lookout for your Membership
Renewal Letter. I cannot believe it, but
another club year is about to come to
a close. The new year begins in June.
Thank you again, for everything each
one of you do. All is appreciated and
nothing goes unnoticed.
Sherry Pope
Vice-President
LAC MeMbership benefits You!
1011 RIVERMONT AVENUE
LYNCHBURG,VIRGINIA 24504
CONTACT US:
434-528-9434
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www.lynchburgartclub.org
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Being a part of the Lynchburg Art
Club team brings each individual
artist many advantages and
personal benefits:
LAC membership gives the artist a
place to meet other artists, take
classes and make art friends.
LAC provides place where the artist
can show artwork on a regular
basis, such as monthly in the
Members Gallery, a featured
artist show every two years, the
yearly Christmas show, various
judged and juried shows,
including the yearly Georgia
Morgan show. Your art can be
constantly on view.
LAC is housed in a historic building
on Rivermont Avenue that is
owned and operated by artists.
LAC is a well-known and respected
art venue in the Lynchburg area.
Attendance is good, especially
on First Fridays, and LAC is a
designated Trolley Stop.
LAC gallery space is clean and
pleasant. Your artwork looks
good here.
LAC provides general meetings for
the membership with interesting
speakers and demonstrations.
LAC is always actively seeking new
programs and looking for other
ways to improve the club to
benefit member artists.
februArY’s 83rd AnnuAL GeorGiA MorGAn show!
The Lynchburg Art Club has announced the winners of the 83rd
Annual GEORGIA MORGAN Civic Art Show, held February 6
through 22. Awards were presented by Dr. Delane Keralow,
Associate Professor of Art History at Lynchburg College.
Best in Show:
Duane Nelligan
Lynchburg Art Club Award:
Caroline Renard Award of Merit:
Nat Reasor Award of Merit:
Solly Blank
Honorable Mention:
Mary Ann Battaglia Honorable Mention:
Kevin Chadwick
Honorable Mention:
David Blakey Honorable Mention:
Deliece Blanchard Honorable Mention:
Virginia Klute Honorable Mention:
Christian Williams Judge's Choice:
Katherine Hughes People's Choice Award:
Robert Shepperd
Snowscene at Dusk by Georgia Morgan was on
loan by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Craddock Band for first Friday was Branson From Far Left: Best in Show
by Duane Nelligan,
Lynchburg Art Club Award
by Caroline Renard,
Honorable Mention by Mary
Ann Battaglia. Below: Award
of Merit by Solly Blank
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“CoAst to CoAst” & “Art buiLds bridGes”
enhAnCed the LAC GALLerY in MArCh
Above and Below: Russ Voelker,
featured artist of “Coast to Coast”
talks about his art to LAC visitors.
The “Art Builds Bridges” exhibit, above and below, was enjoyed by all ages. This
exhibit for National Youth Art Month was presented by young artists from New
Vistas School, James River Day School and Tomahawk Elementary School.
boonsboro CountrY CLub Art &
wine fest feAtured LAC Artists
LAC dispLAYs in
windows of
VACAnt buiLdinGs
for Art on MAin
LAC joined other local artists in
Lynchburg by painting artwork to fill
empty windows of vacant buildings
on Main Street. The paintings will be
displayed from April 3 through 17.
Good food, art and wine was an unbeatable combination when The Boonsboro
Country Club hosted the Art & Wine Fest on Sunday afternoon, March 8.
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Meet the Artist — Annette M. KinseY (ChenAuLt)
Above, Annette M. Kinsey. Right, Two of Annette’s Paintings
Roger Elliott, and art classes under teacher Wendy
Richardson in Appomattox County.
My discovery of art started in childhood through
my mother and her interest in painting. She and I
took instruction in the oil medium under John
Mogle, an artist and teacher in the Buckingham
County schools system. During my teenage years I
discovered watercolors and painted in this medium
for many years. I took the commercial art
curriculum at Central Virginia Community College
with instruction under teachers John Black and
I began experimenting with soft and oil pastels in
2004. My work developed under the influence of
teachers Christine Rooney and Ron Boehmer, two
Lynchburg artists, who are in national publications.
I value the techniques of my teachers, also those
of Hopper, Daubigny, Renoir, Corot and many other
impressionists artists.— Welcome to New Lynchburg Art Club Members!!
Sonya Davis Priscilla Bettis Charles Read Wayne Phillips Carolyn Prince
SPRiNg CLASS At the LyNChBuRg ARt CLuB
theory and Practice of Painting with Instructor Ron Boehmer
Begins tuesday, April 7, 2015 for 6 weeks
tuesdays, April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5, and May 12…..six weeks
Full day 9:30 a. m. to 2:30 p.m. tuition $275.00
half day 9:30 a.m. to 12:00p.m. tuition $235.00
Instruction tailored for intermediate and advanced level students. Participants may work
in any painting medium. Instruction focuses on developing an understanding of the functional
elements of composition, color, and various drawing and painting techniques related to
accomplishing a greater command of personal statement.
Subject matter will include landscape, still life and figure in both representational and/or
abstract genres. Class includes assigned projects, independent projects, group and individual
critique, and class demonstrations.
ANYONE WHO HAS NEVER HAD CLASS BEFORE WITH RON BOEHMER MUST
CONTACT MR. BOEHMER IN ADVANCE TO ENROLLING, TO DISCUSS THE CLASS AND
GO OVER SUPPLIES….Contact Ron at:
Ron Boehmer 434 528-4795 email - [email protected]
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2015 exhiBitiON AND eVeNt SCheDuLe
April 3 - 19
Water Ways - Community Juried Show
First Friday, April 3, 5 to 8 pm • Opening Reception, Sunday April 12, 1:30-4:00
Critique, Sunday April 12, 3:00 • Show closes April 19
May 1 - 17
“Peddling Petals upon the Countryside,” Exhibit of work featuring terry Arnold and Bill england
First Friday, May 1, 5 to 8 pm • Opening Reception, Sunday May 3, 1:30-4:00 • Show closes May 17
June 5 - 21
Exhibit of work featuring ginny Klute and Ann Van de graaf
First Friday, June 5, 5 to 8 pm • Opening Reception, Sunday June 7, 1:30-4:00 • Show closes June 21
July 3 - 19
Community Juried Show
First Friday, July 3, 5 to 8 pm • Opening Reception, Sunday July 5, 1:30-4:00
Critique, Sunday July 5, 4:00-6:00 • Show closes July 19
August 7 - 23
Exhibit of work featuring Phil Carwile and Sherry Pope
First Friday, August 7, 5 to 8 pm • Opening Reception, Sunday August 9, 1:30-4:00 • Show closes August 23
September 4 - 20
Exhibit of work featuring Lynn halsey and Mark east
First Friday, September 4, 5 to 8 pm • Opening Reception, Sunday September 6, 1:30-4:00 • Show closes September 20
October 2 - 18
Community Juried Show
Opening Reception and First Friday, October 2, 5 to 8 pm • Opening Reception, Sunday October 5, 1:30-4:00
Critique, Sunday October 5, 4:00-6:00 • Show closes October 18
November 6 - 22
Exhibit of work featuring Robert Sheppard and Donna Coleman
First Friday, November 6, 5 to 8 pm • Opening Reception, Sunday November 8, 1:30-4:00 • Show closes November 22
December 4 - 20
Lynchburg Art Club Annual Christmas Show and Sale
First Friday, December 4, 10 to 8 pm • Saturday, December 5, from 10 to 2
Opening Reception, Sunday December 6, 1:30-4:00 • Show closes December 20
The Christmas Show will continue to hang for the first 2 weeks in December with regular gallery hours
Gallery hours during exhibits:
wednesday, thursday, friday, 12:30 to 5 p.m. • saturday and sunday , 1:30 to 4 p.m. • Closed Mondays and tuesdays
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