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Thousand Oaks Art Association - I am putting aside more time for my personal art. I am taking more "chances" with my personal art. I am arranging more exposure for my personal art. The Thousand Oaks Art Association is an organization that supports member professional artists, providing them with opportunities for exhibition, peer association activities and artistic growth. Each member artist is expected to participate in supporting the activities and services the group undertakes. A prospective member applies to join the association by submitting an application to present his/her work on a designated viewing date. For Membership Applications or to learn more about the Association click on DOWNLOADS in the top toolbar. Next viewing date TO BE ANNOUNCED (9-9:30AM bring in work) TO Community Gallery next to Newbury Park Library (Click for MAP) Board President: Beverly Wilson webmaster@thousandoaksartassoc.org membership@thousandoaksartassoc.org newsletter@thousandoaksartassoc.org November 18, 2005...8:50PM Thousand Oaks Art Association is proud to announce an upcoming workshop with renowned artist George James. Mr. James is famous for his amazing works with the new synthetic paper known as YUPO As Professor of Art Emeritus at California State University, Fullerton , he has had the privilege and opportunity to experiment with this new media sub-straight and take many prestigious awards with the results. His work can be seen at www.georgejameswatercolor.com The workshop will be held at the Thousand Oaks Community Gallery on Borchard Road, Newbury Park on February 2nd thru February 5th from 9am to 3pm. This four day workshop will be intensive and informative, plus lots of fun. Beginning painters in all media, as well as us "oldies, but goodies" are invited to try our hand at this new material. The cost for this workshop will be $130 for TOAA members and $150 for non members Judy Koenig is taking reservations at (805)526-9978. We anticipate that this workshop will fill up quickly so please make your reservation as soon as possible. Posted by artnanna on Friday, November 11 @ 14:29:56 CST (6 reads) Show Theme: "In the Box - Out of the Box" Members of the Thousand Oaks Art Association exhibit samples of their work in "groupings" at the Thousand Oaks Community Gallery. This show's Chair encouraged its participants to feature artwork less traditional than usual and many artist members ventured out to accept the challenge. Others chose to display the best of their "In The Box" work. The show is interesting and inspiring in that it helps one to get a more comprehensive view of a particular artist's body of work The show runs through the month of November Thursdays through Sunday 1 - 5 PM. Featured artists present individual sub-shows each of those days. Check this Gallery link for a map and directions. (Click for MAP) Posted by artnanna on Sunday, October 30 @ 16:59:40 CST (13 reads) Nancy Azneer, a TOAA member, is offering an Artist Special price for websites. The price for members of TOAA only, is $650 for the services described in the link below. This is less than half of what I normally charge for a site of that size, so it's a great deal. I want to help my fellow artists present, market and sell their art in the most professional way possible, and I also understand how little us starving artists usually make - that's why I'm offering such a break. Please click here: Artist Special The link above is part of my own website Nancy Azneer.com Posted by artnanna on Saturday, October 22 @ 22:34:53 CDT (15 reads) Posted by artnanna on Saturday, October 22 @ 22:14:53 CDT (15 reads) Creative Computing: How did you get started with microcomputer art, and what equipment did you have? Bernstein: I got started with an Apple II back around Christmas of '78. The desire was simply to be able to paint into a television set. Bernstein: Right. In the early '60s I had what you might call a normal fine arts career, but got tired of the--what would you call it--the elitism of the so-called fine arts. I wanted to communicate more strongly with a larger piece of society. So, after a long discussion with my wife, I decided the illustration field was the place to go. So I began doing straight illustration: oil painting, watercolors, and the like for the NFL, Westway magazine, and stuff like that. And I liked it; the money was good, but what was even better were the phone calls I received from people I knew and people I didn't know--people who saw thestuff after it was printed. I thought, "gee this is wonderful, because it gives me real feedback."..... Posted by artnanna on Tuesday, October 18 @ 19:05:47 CDT (24 reads) Participating Artists: Posted by artnanna on Thursday, September 29 @ 19:15:10 CDT (28 reads) For several months now our own Christine Leong's artwork has been adorning the covers of NEW SPIRIT Magazine and will continue to do so til at least the end of this year. This publication is dubbed as "The Central Coast Guide to Conscious Community". For more information, check their website at NEW SPIRIT Congratulations,Christine!! We are proud of you!! Posted by artnanna on Saturday, September 10 @ 12:10:55 CDT (46 reads) Day Steinhart Posted by artnanna on Thursday, September 08 @ 03:30:00 CDT (67 reads) Learning how to document your own artwork can be time consuming and expensive. Having good quality slides of your work, however, is an absolutely essential first step in seeing yourself as a professional artist. Nine times out of ten you will not have the opportunity to show your original work. Remember that the purpose of sending slides is to generate interest in seeing the actual work. Your slides must adequately reflect the color, detail, texture, and size. Hiring a professional fine arts photographer is the best way to accomplish this. Get referrals from other artists or galleries. Always ask to see examples of the photographer's work before you hire someone. It's also a good idea to discuss their policies regarding copyright, pricing and dissatisfaction before the work begins. Posted by artnanna on Tuesday, June 14 @ 17:32:04 CDT (94 reads) Occupation: Professor Emeritus of art California State University at Fullerton California My teaching at California State University, Fullerton, California since 1968, not only required but also permitted me to participate in the watercolor world: one man shows, group shows, regional exhibitions, and International exhibitions. Now the title of Professor of Art Emeritus at this university supports my present exploration using synthetic paper and traditional watercolor media to a new creative experience. Discovering that this area of research had not been explored was the motivation I needed. As a result, this new and unique approach to the watercolor process has generated my most recent paintings to be recognized in major exhibitions and periodicals..... Posted by artnanna on Sunday, June 12 @ 22:19:22 CDT (108 reads) The Burbank Senior Artists' Colony recently celebrated its Grand Opening. The landmark building began moving in residents in May, including our own Gene Schklair with his wife, Glorya. This colony features a 45-seat theater and screening room, fine arts studios, a digital video editing suite, computer media arts center, outdoor performance areas, read aloud library, art galleries, fitness center, swimming pool and an intergenerational arts program in conjunction with the Burbank Unified School District. Warner Brothers has donated thousands of dollars of media equipment, theater seats, furniture and more to MTSFS to improve the project – MANY THANKS to Lisa Rawlins and company! Thousand Oaks Art Association Home · Past Surveys · Submit News · Feedback Form · Downloads · Recommend Us · Search · FAQs Compared to last year at this time, please pick the statements that best apply: I am now a volunteer on a committee of TOAA. I am now a leader on the Board of TOAA. Combinations of the above (Please click on RESULTS Other (Please click on RESULTS and post comment.) Results Polls Votes: 18 Comments: 5 Welcome to the website of the..... Vice President/Program: Andrea Stanley Recording Secretary: Darla Warner Corresponding Secretary/ Newsletter: Cathy Sasso Treasurer: Anne Marilyn Oliver Public Relations: Judith Crowe Membership: Teddy Ilowitz Exhibitions: Trish Shaheeen (Membership Show); Judy Koenig (Juried Show) Hospitality: Diana Beastrom Historian: Yoka Yohanna Parliamentarian: Alan Lieberman Past President/ Webmaster: Carole Salak For a PROSPECTUS for the 2006 JURIED SHOW ......and more please click on the green GALLERY button to the left. New -Experimental - Cutting Edge !!! Take the challenge. ( comments? | Score: 0) TOAA Membership November Show TOAA Membership Show Monday, 11/28 - Show take-down, 4-7pm ( comments? | Score: 0) ''Artist Special'' by Nancy Azneer (Websites) ( comments? | Score: 0) TOAA Field Trip November 17 The Weisman Museum Of Art Presents "Zelda by Herself" The Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art at Pepperdine University is pleased to present Zelda by Herself: The Art of Zelda Fitzgerald, on view from Saturday, Oct. 15 to Sunday Dec. 18, 2005. Zelda Fitzgerald is best known as the flamboyant wife of American writer F. Scott Fitzgerald. This exhibition includes 54 of her watercolors that were inspired by literature as well as by her life with her famous husband. They provide a fascinating look into American culture of the 1930’s coined the “Jazz Age” by F. Scott Fitzgerald himself. Her paintings are all whimsical and at times fantastic. Subject matter reveals her appreciation of nature (landscape and flowers) and her wonderful sense of the absurd. A large group depicts fairy tales and offers dynamic reinterpretations of traditional children’s stories. Zelda’s granddaughter, Eleanor Lanahan (who will lecture at Pepperdine on Nov. 22), describes the paintings as “theatrical. They’re like on a raised stage floor, and the characters are actors who are before you, waiting to perform.” This is the first time this exhibition has been shown in California. This exhibition and tour was organized by International Arts & Artists, Washington, D.C. The Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art is open Tuesday through Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, please call (310) 506-7257 or visit the Weisman Museum Web site. ( comments? | Score: 0) Saul Bernstein: Pixel Picasso by John J. Anderson When the Royal Family visited Silicon Valley a few months ago, it was Saul who was commissioned by Hewlett-Packard to do portraits of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip. They were so striking that the Queen thought the computer images had somehow been produced photographically, until she was told Bernstein works using a stylus on a graphics tablet. I managed to catch Bernstein between a speech in Chicago and a flight to Comdex in Atlanta, and got him to talk about what he does, and why and how he does it. I found him an extremely engaging subject. Creative: You had been painting in conventional media? ( Read More... | 15215 bytes more | comments? | Score: 5) "Seasons Seasons Celebrations Celebrations" The Arts Council of the Conejo Valley Presents “Seasons, Seasons! Celebrations, Celebrations!" From October 8 through December 18 Edna Okui Juliette Chayet-Cole David Deyell Heidi Ritterbush Carole Salak Joyce Sardisco Andrea Stanley Yoka Yohanna Beverly Wilson ( comments? | Score: 0) "Cover Girl": Christine Leong ( Read More... | 712 bytes more | comments? | Score: 0) Tony Couch Workshop WESTLAKE VILLAGE ART GUILD invites you to the " TONY COUCH WORKSHOP" Date: January 16-20, 2006 Fees: $ 360.00 Detail information: 818-889-1513 ( comments? | Score: 0) How To Successfully Photograph Your Own Artwork - A Last Resort - by Sylvia White If hiring a professional photographer is out of the question for you, then this set of guidelines should assist you in achieving the best possible results..... ( Read More... | 10822 bytes more | comments? | Score: 5) Meet George James: Our Juror February 2006 Name: George James AWS DF, NWS. NWWS. WW. Education: BA,MA,Long Beach State University Website: http://www.georgejameswatercolor.com ( Read More... | 5684 bytes more | comments? | Score: 0) Gene Schklair at the Burbank Senior Artists' Colony