Yaquina Art Association
P.O. Box 274
Newport, OR 97365
541-265-5133
Monthly Newsletter June 2004
www.yaquinaart.org
YAA
INFORMATION
The Harold Walkup
workshop is Mon-Wed,
July l2, l3,
and l4 from 9 to 4. Classes will
be
cancelled at this time. There
are still spaces
available. The cost is $l50.
All ability
of watercolorist is Welcome.
July l9 is the YAA potluck, Honoring
members who have passed The 75 year mark;
however, all members Are welcome.
It will follow the regular Watercolor class.
SPECIAL NOTE:
No phone calls can be
made or received if you are using the credit card machine.
We have only one line.
This probably doesn’t happen often but be aware.
SITTERS -
Please note: we should not
have dogs in the gallery, even on a leash.
Most are probably well behaved,
but you can’t have some and restrict others.
Thanks for your consideration.
CRAFT
GALLERY
Please do not change things around. We have a chairman who spends a great
deal of time seeing that the craft area is attractive. If something is sold,
replace it, but otherwise please do not rearrange items. If you do,
unfortunately you will be restricted from exhibiting for one month.
SPECIAL LOGO. We have a member who can print the logo on the guy on the sign on just about anything—sweatshirt, T-shirt, cap, or tote bag. If you’d like one, bring your item to the watercolor class on Monday. He says he will do it for small fee.
ART
CALLS -
This will be our show
in
October at the Visual Art Center with Tom Allen
as juror. More
information will be in the next newsletter. The
information is on our website
Form
There will also be a Harry Niemela Retrospective. If you have one of his paintings, we would appreciate it if you would loan it for this event.
Lincoln County Fair—If you would like to participate in this event, pick up one of the “Exhibitors Guide” pamphlets at the fairgrounds. This has all the information you need—time to take in, cost $2 to register, which includes a name tag to get in. Ken and June are chairing this for YAA. Awards are given for lst, 2nd, and 3rd places. People who have participated say it’s fun.
BAY WINDS STUDIO is open in South Lincoln City. Artists can take their work in. They will take 25% commission, and if you would like to demonstrate some weekend, they welcome you. Contact them 994-4480, 4830 SE Highway 101
We will have information for you on the Oyster Cloyster Festival Art Show at the Aquarium in November. All art work must have an oyster in it to be accepted. The show is juried.Don’t forget to get your staffing hours in.
10 years ago -
A program was a TV show.
Windows were something you had to clean.
A keyboard was on a piano.
A cursor was profanity.
Memory was something you lost with age.
A CD was at a bank.
If you had a 3-1/2 floppy, you hoped no one found out.
Log on was adding wood to the fire.
A backup happened in your toilet.
Compress you did to garbage.
If you unzipped in public, you went to jail.
A web was a spider’s home.
Enter you did in a door.
And a virus was the flu.
All this from a novice on the computer.
Officers:
President: Shirley Steinhauer, 265-5387
Vice President: Charles Anderson, 994-4095
Treasurer: Ken Hartwell, 563-6674
Assistant Treasurer: Cherel Reule, 996-3450
Secretary: Luella Hartwell, 563-6674
Board of Directors:
Jeanne Cloe, 265-7350
Pam Parker, 563-5275
Pat Merrifield, 563-2697
Jeanetta Hodges, 563-7730
Art Svboda, 563-4952