july 2019 - chesapeake bay art association · 2019-07-05 · sutton, stan tenney, elizabeth dale...

July 2019

CBAA Newsletter - July 2019

Officers

President Brittany [email protected]

Vice President Peter [email protected]

Secretary Betty [email protected]

Treasurer Alan [email protected]

July 2019 Newsletter

Membership Chair Rita [email protected]

Newsletter Chair Elizabeth Dale [email protected]

Hospitality Chair Kathy & Terry [email protected]

OV 57 Art Show Chair Dave [email protected]

Art Show Registrar Ellen [email protected]

2CBAA Newsletter - July 2019

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CBAA Summer Party is on Saturday, July 13th at1032 Autumn Woods Lane, Virginia Beach.

August 20th, 7:00 PM CBAA Meeting

Table of Contents

Spotlight Artist Cover Pg 1

CBAA Officers & Chair Persons Pg 2

Letter from the President

TOC Pg 3

Future CBAA Meetings

The Artist Gallery Monthly Exhibition

Happenings & Member’s News Pg 4

Welcome New Members Pg 10

Minutes Pg 13

Treasurer Report

Spotlight Artist Pg 14

OV Art Show 2019 Pg 15

The Artists Gallery at 532Virginia Beach Blvd invitedus to their show OpeningReception of “The FusionExhibition,” on June 5th,

6:30 - 8:30 PM, however the date may havepassed, but the show is still running until August11th at the Virginia Beach Art Center. In thisshow, Mid-Atlantic state artists from SouthCarolina to Pennsylvania were invited to showtheir creativity and freshness by combining twoor more media. The judge is/was Robert Sites

Tonya Hopson is getting around town andhas a lot going on. She has paintingsexhibited at Taste Unlimited of Chesapeake;a Solo Show at Unity Renaissance Church,1120 Eden Way, Chesapeake; and is a NewResident Studio Artist at the Artist Gallery inVirginia Beach Vibe District (532 VA BeachBlvd). You may catch Tonya at the showabove.

Future CBAA Meetings

The CBAA July Meeting is the 16th and will beall about the Ocean View Art Show. Somemembers of the Ocean View business associationmay come talk to our group for about 20 minutes.

After the CBAA August 20th meeting, wehave a guest speaker. John Davidsburg willspeak about social media and how to utilize itto grow our businesses and gain followers.


“Mike Morgan” Self-Portrait

“Birdland” by Nancy Topping-Brazin

Happenings & Member’s News

Mike W. Morgan recently won 3rd place in2-dimensional art for his Self-Portrait at “ArtSpeaks On The Bay,” at Bay SchoolCommunity Arts Center in Mathews,Virginia, (in Memory of George BurbankWalker ~ Robert & Linda Walker),

The link with all of the award winners:

https://www.bayschool-arts.com/collections/art-speaks-2019

Nancy Topping Bazin's painting "Birdland" has beenaccepted into the statewide exhibit organized by theCentral Virginia Watercolor Guild. The show will be atthe McGuffey Art Center on 2nd St. NW in Charlottesvilleduring the month of September 2019.

Senior ArtFest

CBAA had winners at this year’s Senior ArtFest!

Stan Tenney won 2nd place in Watercolor Professional.

“Fast Rope” by Stan Tenney


“Shani” by Stan Tenney

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“Bettlemania” by Stan Tenney

“Renewable Energy” by Tonya Hopson “Hummingbird” by Alan Rickman

Happenings & Member’s NewsStan Tenney also won 1st place in OilProfessional category.

Stan Tenney won 3rd place in Mixed MediaProfessional category.

Tonya Hopson won 2nd Place in Mixed MediaProfessional category.

Alan Rickman won 2nd Place Mixed MediaArmature category


“Three Cranes” by Nancy Topping-Bazin

Ceramic House by Jenny Wong

“Daydreaming”by Nancy Topping-Bazin

Remember to enter the Art Challenge in November. The Theme is Western and there will be a Judge andPrizes.

Happenings & Member’s NewsNancy Topping Bazin's painting "Three Cranes"won 1st Place in Watercolor Professionalcategory.

Jenny Wong won 3rd Place in Ceramics.

Nancy Topping Bazin also won 2nd Place in her“Daydreaming” Drawing Professional category.


“Crimson Falls” by Jenny Wong

“Klimt’s Kissing Cats” by Tonya Hopson

“Blue Door” by Elizabeth Dale Mauldin

“Trash Talk” by Betty Sutton

Happenings & Member’s NewsPrimePlus Senior ArtFest People’s Choice Awards


“Birdland” by Nancy Topping Bazin

“Fort Monroe” by Tonya Hopson

Happenings & Member’s News

Nancy Topping Bazin painting "Birdland" hasbeen accepted into the statewide exhibitorganized by the Central Virginia WatercolorGuild. The show will be at the McGuffey ArtCenter on 2nd St. NW in Charlottesville duringthe month of September 2019.

Congratulations Nancy!

Applications for the Stockley Gardens Fall ArtsFestival, on October 19 - 20, 2019, in Norfolk,VA are currently being accepted athttps://www.zapplication.org

Deadline is the 15th of July.

Tonya Hopson’s acrylic painting titled, “FortMonroe” was purchased on June 5 th by the Cityof Hampton. It is to be permanently installed atthe Hampton Roads Convention Center.

Congratulations Tonya!

We want to welcome our new MembershipChair Rita Chandler. Thank you so muchfor stepping into this important roll. Rita hashad a busy first month with seven newmembers joining our organization.

A big “Thank You” goes to Sheila Nash whohas covered the Membership Chair positionduring the past two years. We appreciate allthe help and support Sheila has offered thisorganization, managing to cover this job, aswell as Scholarship Chair for 2019, andSpring Show Chair in 2018.


Jenny Wong with one of her CeramicHouses at the PrimePlus Senior ArtFest inNorfolk, VA. Jenny is always smiling.

Vanessa Golson smiling too and alldressed up while standing beside oneof her entries in the Prime PlusSenior ArtFest in Norfolk, VA

Alan Rickman proudly picking uphis painting and showing off hisaward. Yay, Alan!


Welcome New Members

Vivian Davis is excited to be relocating to the Ocean View area this summer. Shehopes to dive into the arts community and looks forward to the Ocean View ArtShow.

She is a Cuban-American descent with a passion for volunteering around the world withHabitat for Humanity International, and other mission work that includes teaching art. Theexplorer in her enjoys working in a variety of mediums, and she’s still in the early stages ofher journey. From her recent series, Life in Abstract paintings using fluid acrylics topyrography on live edge wood, she continues to nurture and grow her interests in all ofGod’s creatures. Sometimes her style is merely representational and enhanced using vividcolor. Some additional projects include sculptures using clay, foam, wood and recycledmaterials, and she has won awards for her marshmallow peep covered sculptures. As aninstructor she encourages creativity, teaches classical drawing and painting techniques andemphasizes working from life. “God is really an artist. He invented the giraffe, the elephantand the cat. He has no real style. He just goes on trying other things.” ~ Pablo Picasso Shesays that’s her sentiments exactly.

[email protected]

Sam LaFever lives in Reston Virginia and works out of Norfolk, Virginia, as a tugcaptain for Intra coastal Marine Inc. He has been exhibiting his work since 1995,both locally and regionally. Recently, he has devoted most of his efforts to limited

edition print-making using digital design software, and printing on archival paper. Healso works in oils, watercolor and intaglio and lithographic print-making.

website: [email protected]

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http://www.tutoringart.com



Welcome New Members C o n t i n u e d

Terry D. Wylie was told about the CBAA byMyke Irving, one of our long-time

members. Terry would like to make contactwith artists in the community and to getinvolved. See Terry’s excellent art where he uses pen, pencil, ink, acrylic, oiland/or watercolor to create his realism, maritime, nautical ships and aircraft.

ShenaHockaday isa self taught

artist since the ageof 3 years old. She was born inSouth SideChicago, butreared inPortsmouth,Virginia. She usesacrylics andcolored pencils tocreate her art.

DeborahBranchwas

born andreared inNorfolk, VA,and holds aB.S. degree inFine Arts from Norfolk StateUniversity, Norfolk, VA. Deborah’s

works include Digital Art, Photography, Oil Paintings, Pastel Drawings,Watercolor, and Ink drawings. She also creates handmade jewelry and does Photo Restoration.

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Welcome New Members C o n t i n u e d

T o m H o l m e s ’ s A r t

L o t s a n d L o t s o f A r t a t P r i m e P l u s

S e n i o r A r t F e s t i n N o r f o l k , V A

The back wall was covered with Oil and Mixed Media paintings. Many CBAA members who are 50 years ofage and older have paintings on this wall. I see four paintings by Ken Becker, and also paintings from BettySutton, Stan Tenney, Elizabeth Dale Mauldin, Alan Rickman, Lorraine Bohlinger, and Patty Worthy Benson. Can you identify those? Sorry if I missed someone. Our younger members will one day get to be on thesewall. Today, that same wall is covered with People’s Choice Award Paintings by some of the same people. Stop by Norfolk Senior PrimePlus at the Norfolk Fitness and Wellness Center, 7300 Newport Ave., Norfolk, tosee all the People’s Choice Awards through July 2019.

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Monthly Minutes

Tuesday, 18 June 2019

Attendance: (15) Members (1) Guests= (16)

Meeting Called to order: 6:30 pm

President:

Brittany Johnson - Opened the meeting andwelcomed our guest Deborah and our workshoppresenter, Corrin Pumphrey.

Media Chair:

Welcome, Elizabeth Mauldin, our new NewsletterChair! Thanks for stepping up to fill this importantposition for our organization. Elizabeth will needhelp from you to gather information each month, so ifyou would like to be part of this team, please letElizabeth know at [email protected].

Hospitality:

Thanks, Kathy Bruce, for your continuedcoordination of our monthly snacks and for everyoneelse who contributes. Yum!

OV Art Show:

Postcards were quickly printed and delivered byDamon Samuels of What Industries and wereavailable to members at the meeting to take andpass out to potential applicants. Additionally, PeterLampell handed out information at the MOCABoardwalk Art Show and spoke with their artists topromote interest in the OV Show.

The Jury Committee for applicants has beenorganized. Thanks to Ellen (our registrationchairperson),Patty, Christian, and Rita for taking onthis job for our organization.

We still need help with Ads for our brochure/programbooklet! Anyone interested in being in charge oforganizing this booklet? This important job ensuresadditional funding for our scholarships and serves topromote our organization within the community. WENEED YOU! Simple tasks such as finding foodvendors and sponsors for the brochure need to behappening soon.

The price for a spot at the show increases on 1 Julyso get your application in soon.

Spotlight Artist:

Congrats to Brittany Johnson, the Spotlight Artist forJuly. If you would like to be considered for thishonor, please submit a few images of what you arecurrently working on, as well as a short artiststatement. The Spotlight Artist is featured on ourhomepage for a month, as well as in our newsletter. Your work will also be a part of our annual CBAAcalendar. Email submissions [email protected] with the subject lineCBAA Spotlight Artist.

New Business:

July’s meeting on 16 July will be a planning meetingfor the OV Art Show.

We will have our annual summer pool party onSaturday, 13 July from 2-6 PM at the PeppertreeCondos Clubhouse in Virginia Beach.

Alan Rickman has applied for a space at the JointUse Library in Virginia Beach for Saturday, 7September from 10 am - 1 pm for a possiblemembers Meeting. This initiative is being takenbased on feedback from members unable to attendon Tuesday evenings who may be available if wemeet at a different time, date and location. Based onthe outcome of this endeavor, we may alternatemeeting day and location every other month to boost meeting attendance and accommodate ourmembers.

Linocut Printing Workshop by Corrin Pumphrey

Corrin demonstrated the technique for block printingand supplies were provided to participants to maketheir own print. The fee for all materials was $30and participants took home all supplies needed tocontinue their work.

OV Checking - $10,390.09

OV Savings- $7,166.35

Totals - $17,556.44

Meeting adjourned at 8:30 pm.

Respectfully submitted: Betty Sutton, Secretary

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J u l y S p o t l i g h t A r t i s t

Brittany Johnson creates life like portraits of beloved pets andanimals on Scratchboards using microblading tattoo needlesand an X-acto blade. For colored portraits, she adds several coats of ink and

scratches between layers to add highlights while trying to prevent portrait fromgetting too dark. Brittany says, “I like to try and capture the spirit of the animal ... totruly make the portrait special for the owners. If they don’t tear up when receivingit, I don’t think I did a good enough job.”

Besides the cover, below are some of Brittany’s newest scratchboard paintings.

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The Ocean View Art Show

Coming October 12 - 13, 2019

The Ocean View Art Show is getting ready to turn the corner onits 57th annual fall show, making it Virginia's oldest and largest artist run, art show! Overlooking thebeautiful Chesapeake Bay the OV Art Show is the kickoff event for Visual Arts Month in Norfolk! Painters, sculptors, jewelers, photographers and people alike fill Ocean View Beach Park as theyspend two days enjoying the art, entertainment, food, and fun that is supplied for everyone!!! TheOcean View Art Show also hosts a Student Art Show within the event, where local Middle and HighSchool students are able to display their Artwork and are juried for awards.

An excellent cast of local music acts will perform and delicious smells from our local food vendors willfill the air. The OV Art Show is one of the oldest art shows in Virginia and is directed by memberartists of the Chesapeake Bay Art Association. The Art Association was formed in the OV Area in1961 and has been actively promoting and helping artists since its inception. Each year the OV ArtShow directs its proceeds to the John B. Tenney Memorial Scholarship Fund. The Fund awardsscholarships to talented graduating seniors who plan to further their education in the field of art.

AWARDS Include:

Best In Show $500

First Place $400

Second Place $300

Third Place $200

Honorable Mention(s) $100

Ellen B. McKinnon $100

PLUS:

Purchase Awards

Members Choice Award

Additional Awards To Be Announced

Make sure to come out in October 12th and 13th, 2019

100 West Ocean View Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. Ocean View Beach Park

Proceeds benefit the John B. Tenney Memorial Art Scholarship

57th ANNUAL OCEAN VIEW ART SHOW is Sponsored by The Chesapeake Bay Art Association (CBAA). TheCBAA is celebrating its 57th year of hosting the Ocean View (OV) Art Show at the Ocean View Beach Park.100 West Ocean View Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia in October 12 - 13, 2019.

The Chesapeake Bay Art Association (CBAA) accepts High School and Middle School Students at the OceanView Art Show too!

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Ocean View Art Show

sponsored by

Chesapeake Bay Art Association

Application

Date: __________

Name: _________________________________

Address: _______________________________

City: __________________________________

State: ______________ ZIP Code: ________

Phone: _____________

E-mail: ________________________________

Payment Option - Check _____Credit Card_____

Signature:

Your Signature indicates that you have read and understand the rules, all responsibilities and will abide bythem.

Space Fees Early registration Prior to July 1st $150.00 (Non-members) $125.00 (Members)

Registration July 1st - September 15th Space Fee $160.00 (Non-members) $135.00 (Members)

Registration After September 15th Space Fee $170.00 (Non-members) $145.00 (Members)

No sharing of spaces/tents are authorized; except in the members tent (if provided) and the studenttent.

PLEASE NOTE: A limited number of spaces are available near the parking or restrooms. The criteria for beingassigned these spaces is based strictly on exhibitors’ physical limitations. The decision on space assignmentsis determined by the Art Show coordinator; who, will make every effort to accommodate all requests.

Do you desire special space placement consideration relating to your physical restrictions?

If you desire co-location with another artist participating in a CBAA Art show; please give the name of artist,you desire co-locations with. NOTE: Space allocations for our physically challenged participants will takeprecedence.

Artist name:

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Art Show Process:

1) Download the OV Art Show application on line at the CBAA website:https://www.chesapeakebayartassociation.org/index.html

2) Complete the OV Art Show application:

a) If you are a previous participant of the OV Art show, skip the jury requirements.

Participant in 2018 Show ___ Yes ___ No

b) Jury Requirement: Identify Medium

c) Provide three high quality digital images in JPG format (no larger than 2 megabytes).

d) Name the images with your last name, first initial, then the title of the work Example:SmithJ_Sunset

3) E-Mail applications and digital images of your art to: OV Art Show Application and Jury Coordinators at:[email protected].

4) You will be notified of acceptance into the annual OV Art Show with your space assignment no laterthan 1 October 2019.

Payment options:

1) Credit Card - Request an invoice for payment by CC (be sure to provide reliable e-mail address andphone number).

2) Check or money order - Mail to CBAA ICO Alan Rickman, 732 Rochelle Arch, Virginia Beach, VA23464 - make checks/money order payable to the Chesapeake Bay Art Association Art (CBAA).

Show Coordinator(s): [email protected]

Primary – Dave Hinde Phone: 757-461-7222

Application Coordinator – Ellen Thacker Phone:757-618-5345

The OV Art Show coordinators have the final decision for all activities relating to the art show.

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Show Rules, Information and Responsibilities

< Artist should have a sturdy tent for their display. Please be careful in staking your tent - you will be responsible for anydamage to underground pipes. Park rules prohibit anchoring your tent to light poles or any park structure. Please bemindful that we sometimes experience stiff beach breezes. Additional weights and anchoring may be necessary. Sidewalls for your tent are also recommended.

< If you use buckets of sand from our beach for anchoring your tent, you must return the sand to the beach. Do NotDump it in the park!!

< Please clean up any trash around your space before leaving.

< 10' x 10' spaces are laid out with “walk around room” for the tents ... this means we usually try for at least a 12' x 12'space measurement.

< Limited spaces are available near the restrooms and parking lot. If you have any mobility issues, or feel you needsuch a space, please let us know on your application.

< We will make every effort to accommodate you in your space request. If you need to be next to another artist, pleasebe sure both of you mention the fact in your application.

< When you arrive, be sure to register at the Hospitality Tent to confirm your space assignment, get badges, showinformation and other goodies. You will be notified of your space assignment in advance, bu numbers may change, soplease verify your space at check-in.

< Set-up will be 3 - 7 PM Friday and 7 - 9:30 AM Saturday. You may receive more details about drop-off, loading andparking prior to the show.

< Artist setting up on Friday evening may drive into the park, on the path, to quickly unload. On Saturday and Sundaymornings and evenings, the curb lane of Ocean View Avenue may be reserved for loading and unloading. Artist arenot allowed to drive into the park on Saturday or Sunday, unless prior approval has been granted.

< Show hours are 10 AM to 5 PM Saturday and Sunday.

< Judging begins at 10 AM Saturday; please be ready. Awards will be announced Saturday afternoon.

< Security will be provided both Friday and Saturday nights, but we suggest you do not load in your art work untilSaturday morning.

< Neither CBAA nor any city agency will be responsible for accidents, injuries or damage to participating artists, theirtent, their art work or theft during the show.

< Each entry should have a title, rice and medium displayed. Artist are responsible for their own work and for collectingVirginia sales tax. The show committee reserves the right to refuse any work which is, in their opinion, objectionable.

< All artwork must be conceived and executed solely by the exhibiting artist. No molded work, kits or imported work willbe allowed. No Buy/Sell!

< The jury process will take place shortly after receiving your application. Artist will be notified at that time if they havebeen accepted, declined or placed on a waiting list.

< Request for refunds (cancellations) must be made prior to September 10, 2019.

< A variety of music groups may be performing during the day.

< There will be a tent for middle and high school students to display artwork.

< Food vendors may also be at the Ocean View Art Show with a variety of foods for your enjoyment.

Well, if you’ve read this far, you know that this was my first newsletter and it is a large job. I appreciated LorenHoffmann more and more every minute I sat behind the computer. I learned a lot. I knew nothing about PDF,but learned it was the only way I could send the newsletter unless I wanted to learn and use MailChimp. Ireceived mail upside down plus too large in size. This is a learning experience so please keep sending yourinformation for August’s newsletter to [email protected]. Thank you, Elizabeth Dale Mauldin

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