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Artists of the Superstitions
Artists of the Superstitions
AOTS NOTICES
- Meetings are held the 2nd Wed. of each month (excluding July and August) in the Mountainbrook Activity Center - Ocotillo Room.
- Next meeting is Sept. 9, 4-6 PM. Check Members' Page for hospitality assignments.
- May minutes now posted on the Members' Page.
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last updated: July 5, 2009
Artists of the Superstitions exists for the promotion of art and artists in our local communities of Gold Canyon and Apache Junction in Arizona
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Arizona State Parks gives open invitation to all artists for the "Plein Air Paint Out" Click here for details!
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What's happening??!?
Marilyn Barton Exhibits at the Arboretum in September
Marilyn Barton is exhibiting her fine art, watercolors, pastels, and sketches at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum during the month of September. The exhibit will be located at the Visitor's Center in the Art Gallery. A "Meet the Artist Reception" will be held September 12, 10AM to 1PM with refreshments served. Be sure to attend!
Carla Gibson gets public accolades for barn art in California and in Gold Canyon
July 3, 2009 A focus on pen and ink and waterocolor barns has provided artist, Carla Gibson, local acclaim in her summer home in Graeagle, CA., with full page coverage in the local newspaper. Also, a recent work, submitted to the Canyon Arts Festival jury in Gold Canyon has won the coveted "poster of the year" position and will be the poster for the 2009 show and will be featured on the cover of the Gold Canyon Ledger.Win National Acclaim! Enter Contest for Arizona's "Gift to the Nation" in Washington, DC
July 5, 2009 Arizona is supplying the Christmas tree for the Capitol Building in Washington, DC, this year. The tree will be chosen from the Apache-Sitgreaves forest.
As a part of the "gift to the nation" from Arizona, the tree will be accompanied by a piece of artwork that will hang for one year in the office of the chief of the National Forest Service, then will be added to the permanent collection in The Tree Gallery on the Washington Mall in DC.For more detailed information, click here to go to the Capitol Christmas Tree website. Click here for the official Guidelines. Click here for the official Entry Form.
