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1 Whats New………. JFK is closed on July 4. Help WAA find sponsors for our An- nual Show in October. Sponsor forms will be emailed to members soon. Sponsors are needed to sup- port this yearly event WAA Show Prospectus can be downloaded from the WAA website for the Library Shows and Joint BCAG/WAA Photo Show at: http://willingboroart.org/home/2017- waa-sponsored-shows/ Topic Page What’s New………………….1 NJPPS Meeting……………..1 June Presenter………..….....2 WAA Meetings………………3 Mark Your Calendar….…….3 Members’ News…….…….4-5 President’s Message……….4 Opp-ART-unities………….5-6 Shows to See….……...…..6-7 WAA scheduled events…....7 Workshops…………………..7 WAA Officers……….……….8 Founded in 1964—Incorporated 1965 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization Facebook: Willingboro Art Alliance Website: www.willingboroart.org Email: [email protected]

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What’s New……….

JFK is closed on July 4.

Help WAA find sponsors for our An-nual Show in October. Sponsor forms will be emailed to members soon. Sponsors are needed to sup-port this yearly event

WAA Show Prospectus can be downloaded from the WAA website for the Library Shows and Joint BCAG/WAA Photo Show at:

http://willingboroart.org/home/2017-waa-sponsored-shows/

Topic Page

What’s New………………….1

NJPPS Meeting……………..1

June Presenter………..….....2

WAA Meetings………………3

Mark Your Calendar….…….3

Members’ News…….…….4-5

President’s Message……….4

Opp-ART-unities………….5-6

Shows to See….……...…..6-7

WAA scheduled events…....7

Workshops…………………..7

WAA Officers……….……….8

Founded in 1964—Incorporated 1965

501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization

Facebook: Willingboro Art Alliance

Website: www.willingboroart.org

Email: [email protected]

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Alliance 3D Club Multi-Media Class

Instruction by Marge Naperski Saturday, June 17

and July 15 from 9:30 am to 1 pm (no cost to members)

Place: Kennedy Center, Willingboro NJ Room 301 These monthly events will encourage and be a means of expression and creative energies for our members and non members who work with various clay medi-ums. For more information contact: RJ Haas at [email protected] Visit us at: willingbor-oart.org

Join us on Saturday,

June 10

from 9:30

to 11:30 am

Edward Ward

Presentation: How to Photograph Your Artwork

Come join us on Saturday, June 10th

, 9:30 to 11:30

AM for a demonstration on how to photograph your

artwork with Ed Ward!

Ed will be explaining proper lighting, resolution and

camera angles. Members can bring in a piece of their

art to be photographed or bring in their own camera for

a hands-on experience. He will also cover image edit-

ing and color correction for reproduction in Photoshop.

Ed will also go over how to achieve the right file size to

submit your images to online shows.

For those who attend, if you bring a flash drive, your dig-

ital files can be copied or Ed will email any pictures tak-

en during the demonstration.

Ed has a B.A. in Liberal Arts from The College of New

Jersey and his postgraduate studies were in Fine Art

Printing, Commercial Printing, and related digital tech-

nologies. He is certified by the state of New Jersey to

teach art in grades 1-12.

Ed's artwork has been exhibited in over 400 juried shows; he has received 236 special awards for his work, and has demonstrated printmaking on WPVI TV in Phil-adelphia. His work has appeared on the cover of Arts in New Jersey magazine, and is included in the permanent State of New Jersey collection and numerous other col-lections

Alliance Camera Club

These monthly events will encourage and be a means of expression and creative energies for our members and non-members who work with photography and for many of us who wish to improve the taking of photos with cell phones. The Alliance Camera Club will meet on Satur-day, June 24 and July 29 from 9:30 to 11:30 am Place: Kennedy Center, Willingboro NJ Room 301 For more information Contact Edward Ward ([email protected]) Visit us at: willingbor-oart.org

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Mark Your Calendar

Wednesday, June 7 NJPPS Meeting

1 to 4 pm

Saturday, June 10 David Watson Reception About the Art—Mt. Holly

1 to 4 pm

Saturday, June 17 Alliance 3D Club

A Multi-Media Class 9:30 to 11 am

Saturday, June 24

Alliance Camera Club 9:30 to 11: 30 am

Saturday, June 24

BCAG/WAA reception Virtua Hospital

2 to 4 pm

Saturday, June 24 Ellen Barnett Reception at Moorestown Library

2 to 4 pm

Saturday, July 15 Alliance 3D Club

A Multi-Media Class 9:30 to 11 am

Saturday, July 26

Alliance Camera Club 9:30 to 11: 30 am

Wednesday, June 7 and 14

Workshop with David Aguilar

Figure Drawing Made Easy(er) Learn an amazing system of drawing the human figure that you can begin to use right away. I will share this system as a pro-gram that will span several ses-sions. The first two sessions will take place on the first two Wednesdays of June, and then will be scheduled at different intervals after that. Please bring pencils, erasers, a ruler, a com-pass or circle template and a notebook or sketch pad to class in which to keep your lessons, as subsequent lessons will build upon previous ones. You will be copying the examples that I will draw for you in class. At the end of the program, you should have created your own anatomy book to which you can refer.

No Members’ Meeting/Presentation in July

Date: June 10

Time: 9:30 am to 11:30 am

Presenter: Ed Ward

Executive Board Meeting:

June 10 at 11:30 am

No meetings in July

Wednesday Workshops

9 AM- JFK Recreation Center, Room 301

Levitt Parkway & 429 JF Kennedy Way, Willingboro (all levels welcome)

Most Wednesday workshop sessions have materials and paints supplied in many of the classes. A $1.00 donation is requested from all participants in the workshop to help in pur-chasing art supplies. Information about the library contact Rene Yohannan or Bill Devine.

The following are held at the JFK Center, Room 300

Monday—Life Open Studio is $72 for eight sessions Life Classes are held each Monday from 10 am to 1 pm

Contact Marcia Steinbock for information at [email protected].

Thursday: Open Studio—Still Life from 10 am to 1 pm Studio set up for painting/drawing still life

The following are held at the JFK Center, Room 301

New Jersey Pastel Painters Society (NJPPS) is the first Wednesday of the month from 1 to 4 pm.

For more information contact Peg Gryger at [email protected] or call (609) 864-4029.

Tuesday and Thursday: Open Studio from 10 am to 3 pm—no fee Contact Arleen Potter ([email protected]) for Tuesday information

Myra Ryan ([email protected]) for Thursday information

Alliance 3D Club A Multi-Media Class Is held on the third Saturday of the month from 9:30 to 1

June 7 Figure Drawing Made Easy Part 1 with David Aguilar

June 14 Figure Drawing Made Easy Part 2 with David Aguilar

June 21 Understanding light and shadow (Still Life)

June 28 Critique

July 5 Realism to Abstract

July 12 Figure Drawing Made Easy Part 3 with David Aguilar

July 19 Black Paper/White Chalk

July 26 Critique

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President’s Message June 2017

Many of our members participated

in the sidewalk show “Arts In the

Village” on May 13 in Vincentown.

And though it was raining we had

ample room in the Vincentown Fire-

hall to hold the event. All had an

interesting time and the superb mu-

sic added to the festive feel of the

arts.

Interesting: When what you might

think as being a lousy day turned

out to be a fantastic time to network.

I am reminded of Joseph Campbell,

author of the “The Power of Myth”

and what he said about doors, that;

“doors will open when there were no

doors”. We met some interesting

artisans and we were able to get the

word out about WAA. Donna and I

were also able to brainstorm about

future events that we are interested

in doing.

Our Members are also expanding

the reach of the WAA’s influence by

teaching art outside in the Kennedy

community. These members like

Dave Watson, Grace Cooper and

Nancy Gower are an inspiration to

me and what it means to participate

in the human community. I am also

amazed how a simple talk with Ann

Becker about outreach has turned

into a wider and more expansive

idea about marketing the WAA and

our benefits to the art world in which

we live. It also helps when you

make some money doing what you

love.

I also want to mention “Hats Off” to

Dave Aguilar and Michael Leatham

for their efforts in keeping the

Thursday night session going. Mi-

chael has struggled lately with at-

tendance and somehow manages

to power through road blocks.

I have included in this newsletter photos of the Arts in the Village event held in Vincentown.

Best Wishes,

RJ Haas WAA President

Members News • Joy Hoffman was one of the artists featured in the Re-Purposeful

Art Exhibit Reception at the Smithville Annex Gallery in May where she was awarded Third Place. The exhibit highlighted how repur-posed components and/or found objects could be used to create art. She submitted ten collages using unusual items.

• Ben Cohen was awarded First Place in the New Jersey Pastel Painter’s Society May 2017 Art Show at the Palmyra Nature Cove. Other WAA artists in the show were: Arlene Arons (2nd), Ade-laide De Antonio, Norman Gaffin, Donna Metzler and Myra Ryan.

• Ellen Barnett will be showing her work, Bloomers - A View of My Secret Garden, at the Moorestown Library Gallery from June 1 to June 30, 2017. The reception is Saturday, June 24 from 2 to 4 pm.

• The following artists appeared in the WAA Open Moorestown Li-brary Show in May: Janet Cebular, Frank Costello, Jackie Grabinski, Joy Hoffman, Alonzo Jennings, Susan Kauffman, Kathryn Kellagher, Lois Lohse, Sherry Dellaria-McGrath, El-len Miller, Arlene Potter, Nancy Sullivan and Kelly Weizer.

• The following WAA artists were accepted into the Robert Ransley Show in May: Arlene Arons (HM), Susan Barnes, Linda Burns, Janet Cebular, Ben Cohen, Grace Cooper, Marlene Craig, Gene D’Agostino (HM), Helene Dymkowski, Carol Fitzpatrick, Diana Gawlinski, Mary Gayliard, Jackie Grabinski, Helen Green, Joy Hoffman, Sandra Jones (HM), Carol Kaplan (HM), Susan Kauffman, Kathy Kellager (Rosemary Hutchins Memorial Award), Sharon Kvist (HM), Lois Lohse (HM), Caroline Mangan, Sherry Dellaria-McGrath (Best of Show), Ellen Miller, Richard Montemurro (HM), Ginny Ogden, Sharon Paisner, Doris Peltzman (HM), Jessica Phelps, Barry Plimpton, Carol Plimp-ton, Arleen Potter, Pat Proniewski, Connie Randles, Irvane Spracklin, Nancy Sullivan, David Watson, and Rene Yohannan.

• The following WAA members were accepted into the Medford Art Center Watercolor Memories Show in May: Arlene Arons, Gene D’Agostino, Marlene Craig, Joy Hoffman, Kathy Kellagher, Ginny Ogden, Sharon Paisner, Connie Randles, Irvane Sprack-lin, Jan Terry, and Pamela Wallenhurst.

• Sandy Jones just had a successful showing of 32 paintings at the Yellow Springs Art Show in Historic Yellow Springs, NJ. Sandy will be exhibiting again at the 90th Annual Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show, held Friday, June 2th thru Sunday, June 4th. Hours, Fri. and Sat. 11-7, and Sun. 11-5. She will be at spot #45 across from the Rittenhouse Hotel. This is a rain or shine show and features 142 Artists from across the US, Canada and Japan. On June 17th, she will exhibit at the Allentown PA Art Show. On July 9th, her work will be on view at the Outdoor Art Show at Viking Village on LBI. 10-4, In July, she and her mom, Agnes Tucker will be exhibiting at the 51st Annual Lititz Show in Lititz Spring Park, Lititz, PA and during the month of July will have a two person show at the Palmyra Cove.

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Get Well Wishes

Bert Mason Ray Rosenholtz

Welcome New

Member: Brian Zimmerman

Please email or call our editor

with art news for the

August

Sketchbook by

July 19 to [email protected] or call (609) 859-0607 and

leave a voice message

At The Willingboro Art Alliance

Moorestown Library Show

May 2017

Members News (continued)

• Lael Rutherford will be showing watercolor paintings at the Med-ford Memorial Center in Medford, NJ until June 5th, 2017.

• David Watson will be featured at the About the Art Gallery in Mount Holly. Show is called the Fine Art of Illustration which will be held until June 30. Reception: June 10 from 1 to 4 pm.

• Kelly Weizer had three photography pieces accepted for the Mark-heim Arts Center in Haddonfield exhibition The Power of the Flow-er Juried Art Exhibit. The Exhibition runs through June 2. Mark-heim Arts Center 104 Walnut Street, Haddonfield, NJ

• Pat Proniewski has an oil painting “Georgia: Paterson Farm II” on exhibit at the Trenton City Museum, as part of The Ellarslie Open 34 Juried Exhibition which runs until June 25. The work was cited in the Trenton Times by writer Janet Purcell. Another work “Georgia: South River Road, Lambertville” was recently rec-ognized by the Bucks County Courier Times as it appeared in print as part of an article featuring selected works ex-hibited at the recent Artists of Yardley 6th Annual Juried Exhibit. Two of her paintings are currently exhib-ited in the Artists of Yardley Member’s Show on Patterson Farm, Mirror Lake Road, Yardley PA. through June 4. Her artwork, a flo-ral “American Beauty,” received meritorious recognition in a inter-national call sponsored by the Richeson75 competitions. The paint-ing was selected for publication in a book entitled The 2017 Riche-son75 Still Life and Floral Competition and Exhibition. Pat will also be participating in the Delaware River Towns Arts and Antiques Treasure Hunt Weekend along with 15 other artists with the New Hope Art League who will be exhibiting and selling their art on June 3 (11-6pm) & June 4 (noon to 4pm) at the Lambertville Hall, 57 Bridge St. Lambertville, NJ 08530. On May 20 & 21, she partic-ipated in The Celebration of the Arts Weekend sponsored by the Arts and Cultural Commission of Bucks Co. exhibiting three paint-ings in the members show, and participating in a two hour Quick Draw. The event took place in Doylestown, PA. This month Pat also participated in a Plein Air Paint Out to benefit the Nutley NJ Public Library.

Opp-ART-unities

• Willingboro Art Alliance: 2017 Open Landscape Burlington County Library– July 1-30. Email Register deadline is June 15. Completed form and entry fee deadline is on May 22. Lim-ited to 20 artists. Two pieces allowed– any medium. Delivery will be on June 30 from 2-4pm. Awards: 1st, 2nd, 3rd place will be given. Entry fee is $5/ Must send form and fee to Joy Hoffman at 5 Shelter Rock Place, Moorestown, NJ, 856.234.1406 [email protected]. For prospectus go to http://willingboroart.org/home/exhibitions/

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2017 Presenters Second Saturday of

the month starting at 9:30

Sep. 9-Dale Roberts Creative Encaustic

Oct. 14-KT Carney

Sculpting with metal and ceramic

Nov. 4– Mike Manley

His Illustrative Cartooning

Dec. 9—Holiday Party

Opp-ART-unities (continued)

• Center for the Arts So. NJ: Annual Open Juried Watercolor Exhibi-tion. August 7-August 28, 2017. Open to members and nonmem-bers. Entry fees: $12/per piece for members and $15/per piece for non-members. Up to three pieces may be submitted. Awards Recep-tion: Wednesday, August 16 from 7-9pm. 123 S. Elmwood Rd., Marl-ton, NJ 08053 Call for information 856.985.1009 or email [email protected]

• Monochromatic Photography Exhibit running from June 29 – August 20 at the Smithville Annex Gallery. When a person thinks of a monochromatic photograph, they are most likely imagining it as black and white or to be more precise shades of gray. The Mono-chromatic Photography Exhibit expands from this by considering the Merriam-Webster Dictionary definition of monochromatic, which is “having or consisting of one color or hue.” This is not just a black & white show. It will be interesting to see the direction a photographer takes in choosing a color, as the color can completely change the mood of an image. Art Intake: 6/23, 2-4pm; and 6/24, 10am-12pm. Art Reception: August 12; 1-3pm. For prospectus: http://www.co.burlington.nj.us/DocumentCenter/View/6566

• Artworks Trenton: 11th Annual Art All Night - 24 hr. art show from June 17th, 3pm-June 18th, 3pm. Free to submit. Free to attend. Over 1,500 pieces of artwork on display. Live Glassblowing Master Classes, Interactive Art-Live Graffiti, Live Mural Painting, 50 Live Musical Acts and Silent Disco-24 hour Film Fest and over a dozen food trucks. To submit your art or to volunteer: www.AANTrenton.org, Historic Roebling Wireworks, 675 South Clin-ton Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08610

• Ocean County Artists Guild: Juried Photography Exhibit. July 1-29, 2017. Open to all artists regardless of residency. Delivery of art-work is on June 24 from 10am-2pm. Entry fees for non-members: $30/one piece, $40/two pieces, $50/three pieces-Up to 3 pieces maximum. Categories: Color, Monochrome, Nature and People. Re-ception on Sunday, July 9 from 1-4. Awards will be presented at 2pm. Juror: Lisa Tice. Accepted pick up is on Sunday, July 30 from 1-4pm.

• The Willingboro Public Library Hallway Show There is the oppor-tunity for other members to participate in the next exhibit on July 29th until September 30. Members are able to submit up to six piec-es of two-dimensional art, no wider or taller than 48 inches. For more information about this exhibit contact: Amy Brown at [email protected].

Shows to See

• Willingboro Art Alliance Hallway Show - The hallway exhibit at the Willingboro Public Library currently features watercolors and oils by Nona Dolan, digital photos by Richard Montemurro, acrylics by RJ Haas, and pen & inks by Pamela Scribner. Art will be on dis-play until the end of July.

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Willingboro Kennedy

Building Closures for 2017

Tuesday, July 4

Independence Day

Monday, September 4 Labor Day

Monday, October 9

Columbus Day

Friday, November 10 Saturday, November 11

Veteran’s Day

Thursday and Friday, November 23 to 24

Thanksgiving

Sunday and Monday, December 24 to 25

Christmas

Call for 609 877-2200 extension 1116 and a live person

will answer for INCLEMENT

WEATHER INFORMATION

WAA SHOWS PLANNED FOR 2017

Prospectus are on-line

WAA/BCAG Photo - Virtua Hospital- June

Burlington County Library (Abstract) - June

Burlington County Library (Landscape) - July

Annual Show - Virtua Hos-pital October/November

Willingboro Library -

November

Shows to See (continued)

• Willingboro Art Alliance 2017 Open Abstract Show at Burlington County Library, June 1 to June 31, 2017.

• Burlington County Art Guild Members’ Summer Exhibit 2017: July 29 to September 1 at the Virtua Hospital/Dr. Flinker Pavilion Gallery.

• Medford Arts Center: Members’ Show and Sale. Show dates: June 23-August 11, 2017. Open House Reception: Friday, June 23, 6-8pm. Meet the Artists in the Gazebo Room June 23 from 6-8pm.

• Medford Art Center Show called “Watercolor Memories” until June 16, 2017.

• Philadelphia Sketch Club 154th Photography Show June 3 to July 18. Reception: June 25 from 2 to 4 pm. www.sketchclub.org, 215 545-9298, 235 Camac Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107

• The Artsbridge Clothesline Sale -Sunday June 4. Contact Ty Hodanish at [email protected] for more information.

Workshops

• The South Jersey Camera Club meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month except July-August. Also Art Educators of NJ South AENJ South- has a workshop in September. Note- In this par-ticular workshop, preference is given to active art educators first. If we do not have enough art educators, we will add artists from the community. The South Jersey Camera Club meets the at Medford Leas Community Center, Medford, NJ 08088. For more information visit the website: www.sjcameraclub.org

Arts in the Village—Vincentown—May 13, 2017

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WAA OFFICERS - 2016 President RJ Haas First Vice President & Joy Hoffman Exhibition Chair Recording Secretary Nancy Sullivan Treasurer Patricia Watson Past President Donna Fascenda Member at Large Peggy Gryger Dr. Edwin Messey Athanasia Ward WAA CHAIRPERSONS Membership Patricia Proniewski Programming David Watson Art Education Ben Cohen Public Relations/Publicity Carolyn Burke

WAA COORDINATORS Monday Life Class Marcia Steinbock Tuesday Open Studio Arleen Potter Wednesday Workshop Ben Cohen Fran Morrison Athanasia Ward NJPPS Peggy Gryger Thursday Open Studio Myra Ryan Thursday Open Studio Denise McDaniel Thursday Night Class Michael Leathem Willingboro Library Shows Amy Brown Sketchbook Editor Donna Fascenda Order Art Supplies William Ruspantine Hospitality Patricia Watson Sunshine Athanasia Ward Library Rene Yohannan Bill Devine

Historian Athanasia Ward

If you have news, email Donna Fascenda at [email protected]. or call (609) 859-0607 and leave a message