BWS Broadcast
WORKSHOP NEWS
Hurry & sign up now...simply fill out the Workshop Registration online now
and forward it with your payment to Joyce Hoffman/Treasurer to reserve
your place. (The registration form can be found on the BWS website by
clicking on the Downloads in the left-hand column.)
Workshops are an exciting way to expand and further your art career and
watercolor journey. We have lots of exciting artists coming for the future
and hope to see all our members have the chance to participate.
Workshops are on a first come first serve basis and we do advertise so
that non-members may also take classes.
Costs are low...for BWS Members, $190.00 per workshop and NON-MEMBERS pay
$300.00
Each artist requires a limited number of students and only by signing up
early can one reserve their space. After required limited number of
students have signed up, any checks submitted later will be returned so we
cannot specify enough how important it is for you to sign up early to take
that class under these reknown artists.
Check the artists website to see some of their magnificent works of
art...these are opportunities you won't want to miss out on! Register
now.
Upcoming Workshops:
Stan Miller, AWS 'Painting the Portrait and the Landscape in Watercolor'
(Stan will also include a demo FYI during the workshop on how he uses Egg
Tempera)
March 14-16, 2010
stanmiller.net
Ken Austin, NWS, FWS 'Moving Toward Modern'
May 9-11, 2010
kenaustinartist.com
Soon Y. Warren, NWS, SW, TWS, WSA, SWA 'Vibrant Watercolor'
July 11-13, 2010
soonwarren.com
Donna Zagotta, AWS, NWS, WW, MWS 'Developing Ideas for Creative Paintings'
November 14-16, 2010
donnazagotta.com
Registration forms are also available at General BWS Meetings and Mini
Workshops and if you don't have a computer, contact us and we'll see to it
that you get a Registration Form. They can also be picked up at Art &
Antique Studio and Linda Neal's Cottage Art & Frame Studio.
Judy Champion-Frates/workshop coordinator
Email wennick2006@yahoo.com or phone 321-255-9953 or 609-1826
The first meeting of the Brevard Watercolor Society, a nonprofit organization located in Melbourne, Florida, was held in January, 1995 with seventy interested artists in attendance. on Janurary 29, 2007, membership had reached 267, making BWS the largest county watercolor society in the United States. The purpose of the Society is to encourage and bring together those artists who enjoy the medium, to exchange ideas, and to help familiarize one another with the different water media painting techniques. only an interest in watercolors is required to be a member, and the expertise of the members varies from beginner to master painter. The Society also enhances the medium in the eyes of the public and educates it to its beauty.
