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Burlington Fine Arts Association Mar 2017 1333 Lakeshore Rd., L7S 1A9 (at Brock) 905-632-7796 www.burlingtonfinearts.com Executive Sketches As I write this I m working on a slide talk called Muses and Models. So far this season, our Art Appreciation series has offered three of these free talks to anyone interested and they ve all been well attended. That s important because attendance is my only real feedback as to whether there is a need for this kind of event. Of course June, Deena, Lea and I do these talks because we enjoy both the life long learning and the sharing aspects of our little gatherings. We always save time for people to add their ideas and enthusiasms after each talk, and of course we d love it if any of you would like to lead one of these groups. When I was teaching, audio visual aids were changing; slides, overhead and film projectors were on their way out, but the new digital projectors were still not readily available. There were fascinating things about the visible world that teachers just couldn t share and we sure couldn t compete with commercial television. In this Issue BFAA Call for Entry 2017 The Garden.. Hall of Art Monique Dufour. Fireside Lounge Mar 2017 Tamara Kwapich.. Welcome New Members Dates to Remember ( Mar 2017 )... BFAA General Meeting Tuesday Mar 21, 2017 7:30 pm Volunteer Hours BFAA Members Susan dizda has taken over the recording of our Volunteer s time. Page 2 3 4 4 5 In a way, the BFAA has given me a chance to enjoy the freedom and creativity made possible by modern technology and software. I can both research and share my own enthusiasms with an elegance that in the past was only available to the media. There are times when I m moving images around on my computer screen, making them dissolve and twirl about, when I feel I m indulging in a new kind of art form. You can contact Susan for your volunteer hours. Of course, the works I include in my slice shows represent visual virtuosity: Picasso, Georgia O Keefe, Andrew Wyeth But I have the pleasure of seeing connections, themes and common ideas in their work. Continued on next page

Page 2 BFAA Newsletter Mar 17 Executive Sketches, cont d Above all, I like to think that I am appreciating some aspect of what these artists have accomplished. We should be ourselves, but we should also grant that the masters of the past and present have something to tell us about art. It surprises some people that I include references to the theatre, the movies, music and poetry in my slide presentations. I ve never seen visual art in isolation; my own training in literature has led me to believe in movements, trends, and the cross-pollination of ideas. Sometimes a few lines of poetry will make a point about a sculpture; sometimes a popular film will echo a painting. Artists have been deriving their subject matter from Shakespeare and Dante for centuries, and directors continue to pay homage to Hopper and Rembrandt. Like you, I enjoy, and I m inspired by a lot of things in our rich and complex culture, and I have the feeling that we re getting closer to seeing the big human picture when we allow ourselves to explore everywhere that art may take us even into the sciences. One time my friend Dean from Alabama explained to me the math behind coloring maps so no like colours would ever touch. That got me started on maps as art, and pretty soon I had a presentation called Maps and Monsters. Thank you for coming to our Art Appreciation sessions, for encouraging my own little creative endeavors, and for supporting the idea of exploring art and its rich association. Our gatherings are on the second Wednesday of the month in the Fine Arts Studio at 1 pm and are free to everyone. Doug Cockell The Garden BFAA Call for Entry 2017. Good afternoon Dear BFAA Members. Please find attached with this Newsletter the Call for Entry for our Annual ALL GUILDS Curated Exhibition 2017 The Garden. The theme is The Garden and you are invited to create a piece specifically for this occasion. No proposal is needed this year. Promptly put on your thinking cap, find your personal take on The Garden and create an original artwork! Your artwork has to be done and ready to be photographed by March 6, 2017. Our Artistic Director and Chief Curator Denis Longchamps has limited the size to 36 x 36 to ensure that a maximum of Fine Arts Members could proudly have their work displayed in the Lee Chin Family Gallery come spring of 2017. If you have any questions, please contact: Donna Fratesi Curated Show Coordinator Have fun in the studio, Dominique Prévost Co-President

Mar 17 BFAA Newsletter Page 3 Hall of Art Monique Dufour will be featured at the Law Offices of: Feltmate, Delibato, Heagle Suite 200, 3600 Billings Court, Burlington. March and April 2017 Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm 2017 Schedule Jan and Feb.. Vanessa Cres Lokos Mar and Apr Monique Dufour May and June.Barb Townsend July and Aug Linda Blakney Sept and Oct Janet Horne Cozens Nov and Dec Nicole Dolson South Service Rd. Harvester Rd. Walkers Line QE W X 3600 Billings 0 Court Art Appreciation Note: Please contact Deena Errampalli to book for 2017 Models Needed Portrait Models are required for the Sketch Group. The rate is $50.00 for a three-hour session. Wednesdays 9:00 am to 12:00 Contact: Jessie Grant or Chris Mittelstaedt

Page 4 BFAA Newsletter Mar 17 BURLINGTON FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION FIRESIDE LOUNGE 2017 Schedule Jan Feb Mar Apr May... June.. July Aug Sept... Oct. Nov. Dec. Victoria Pearce Sketch Group Show Tamara Kwapich Helen Griffith Maria Sarkany BFAA Small Works Show Note: Members exhibiting in the Fireside Lounge are asked to contact the media themselves. If you wish to have an opening in the Fireside Lounge, you must contact Angi Goobie to book the room. The conditions are as follows: 1 free rental per exhibition Maximum free rental duration is 3 hours Free rentals may be booked a MAXIMUM of 30 days in advance. Free rentals are available only during regular operating hours of the AGB If you wish to exhibit, please send me a short Bio of your exhibits. You must have been accepted in at least TWO BFAA Juried Exhibitions. You must wait 3 years before exhibiting again in the Fireside Lounge. You must also have been a member of Fine Arts and AGB for at least one year. When you exhibit in the Fireside you are required to sign a statement that you will pay 20% commission to the BFAA for anything that is sold while it is hanging there, and also for any painting sold afterwards within the month after the show is down, based on the purchaser having seen it at the Fireside Lounge. The BFAA keeps 10% and gives 10% to the Arts Burlington Council. It is up to the artists to be on their honour and pay the 20% commission to our Treasurer. BFAA Memberships $55.00 Individual or $50.00 Senior ( 65+ ) Payable through the Art Gallery of Burlington at the same time as your AGB renewal. Vanessa Cress Lokos Attention New Members Your fellow BFAA artists would like to get to know you. Send me a short bio and some photos of your work. If you don t want to do a bio with photos, please just send me your name and phone number so I can put it into our Welcome New Members column. Bob Wallace BFAA Newsletter Editor

Mar 17 BFAA Newsletter Page 5 Mar 2017 Dates to Remember Wednesday, Mar 1 - Life Drawing (Open Studio)... Wednesday, Mar 8, 15, 22, 29 Sketch Group. Wednesday, Mar 15 - Art Appreciation Tuesday, Mar 21, - BFAA General Meeting.... Monday, Mar 27 2017 - Deadline for Apr 2017 Newsletter Welcome New Members 9am - noon 9am noon 1 pm 7:30 pm Newsletter Articles If you wish to submit articles for the newsletter, please take note of my deadline (shown above), and e-mail them to me in time for my deadline. If you don t notify me in time, the newsletters won t be received until well into the next month. To submit articles for publication in the BFAA Newsletter: E-mail your articles and/or pictures to:. wallace.art@sympatico.ca Attention Members Please notify Joan Carte, with any address, telephone, or email address changes The BFAA Executive Co-Presidents Vanessa Cress Lokos...... Dominique Prévost VP 1 Janet Horne Cozens. VP 2 (Programs) Victoria Pearce....... Treasurer Pat Grant.... Secretary Barb Townsend....... Marta Henry Arts Burlington Reps Beth Bennett-.... Cecily Flemming Cathy Lorraway-.. Membership Margaret Dent.... Communications Joan Carte.. Past President Ivan Fernandez..... Executive Committee Art Appreciation Doug Cockell. June Watson. Juried Exhibition - Donna Fratesi. Juried Show Assistant Fred Urron. Fireside Lounge Coordinator Isabel Haslam... Fireside Lounge Assistants Vanessa Cress Lokos. Maria Sarkany.... Ulla Lenzen Butt Sandra Grad.. Newsletter Editor - Bob Wallace.. Assistant - Margaret Clayton..... Webmaster - Shelley Prior... Assistant Karlene Bland. Telephone Convenor Christian Mittelstaedt.. Social Convenors Lia Van Pelt Riddell..... Hermi Vasari..... Kaleidoscope Janet Horne Cozens. Assistant - Lia Van Pelt-Riddell. Assistant Janet Hayes -. Christmas Sale Meru Chowdhuri -..... Collage/Printing Marg Clayton Bridie Wright.. Sketch Group Christian Mittelstaedt. Life Drawing - Fred Urron... Plein Air - Fred Urron.. Assistant - Ivan Fernandez Abstract Art Karlene Bland Librarian - Bridie Wright.... Volunteer Hours Coordinator Sue Dzida... Hall of Art Deena Errampalli.. Workshop Coordinator Janet Horne Cozens -.. Nicole Dolson..