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LAA WORKSHOPS
MAY PROGRAM
“Graffiti/Stencil Art by Krystal Poe”
May 21st from 7-8P.M. after regular members meeting.
Krystal Poe, LAA President, will speak about the history and styles of graffiti art and demonstrate how easily artists can create this effect using a roller, acrylic paint, an exact-o knife, poster board, and a basic canvas.
MAY WORKSHOP
An Intro to Silk Screening with Jim Townsend June 23rd.
During our last members meeting on April 23rd, Jim Townsend gave a program on an introduction to silk screening. Continuing his program, Lakeland will have a Silk Screen workshop on June 23rd at his residence during the afternoon. The goal of the workshop is to create Lakeland Art merchandise (bags, shirts, and etc) to sell in the gallery. Designs are personally created by the individuals who participate. We will have the agenda set shortly and sent to each member by email/mail. If this sounds like an opportunity you are interested in, call the gallery to sign up!
Pierceton Art Gallery & Ceramic Studio is offering a wide variety of classes during the summer; call 574-453-8932 or stop in next door to LAA’s Gallery; hosts welcome to use their discount coupons. Tuesdays: Clay Sculpting; Wednesdays: Wheel Throwing; Thursdays: Glazing.
AREA WORKSHOPS
Call for Cover Artwork—Glo magazine is seeking artwork from local female artists to be featured on their monthly covers;
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(ongoing).
May 12– Learning Watercolor Through Still Life 1-4p.m. Artlink presents artist and FWCS art teacher, Scott Kilmer. Participants will learn techniques pertaining to materials and medium by painting a still life. Ages 18 and up. $40 for non Artlink members. Must bring your own tube watercolors, paper, and brushes.
May 12– “Make Your Own Monster” 2-4 p.m. Make your own little monster while learning basic sewing skills! Kids will learn straight stitching, how to appliqué, and how to sew on a button. Kids can decorate them anyway they choose, even changing the basic pattern to make a more unique monster. Appropriate for grades 3 - 8.
Instructor: Amy Clark. 35 General Public Supplies included.
May 9-Kids' Art Exploration with Erin Patton-6-7p.m. grades K-8 will make art with Erin Patton, a Fort Wayne art teacher. This program takes place every two weeks. Children may work on the designated project for that evening or begin their own explorative project with guidance from Mrs. Patton.
May 18th-19th– DeFries Gardens 3rd Annual Juried Art Show. Best of Show: $300, First Place: $200, Second: $150, Third: $100. Show date on Saturday, June 9th 2012-includes live music, lunch for sale, and children’s art activities. Submissions made at Goshen Painters’ Guild. Applications at Lakeland Art or at Goshen Painters’ Guild. For more information go online at goshenpaintersguilde.org or call at 574-831-6828
June 1-3 (rain date of June 8-10) Kokomo Art Festival. $35-for artist spaces 12x12 and $50 for Food vendors. Handmade products and artist demonstrations. 5pm on Friday and 9am Saturday and Sunday until determined. Please contact Michael West at (765) 398-0941
Ongoing Figure Studies Classes– Art Link in Ft. Wayne. Monday & Thursday evenings, 6:30-9:30 p.m. $3 Charge per hour to cover model. Call Suzanne for more information, 260.424.7195 Registration forms are available at www.artlinkfw.com or call 260-424-7195
July 2—July 20th-University of Saint Francis presents Youth Summer Art Program-2012. Located at Mimi and Ian Rolland Art and Visual Communication Center, Leesburg Rd., southeast corner of University. Registrations due by June25th 2012 and possible On-Site registrations only if openings are still available. $125.00 per child, grades 1-8 with included materials Applications are available at Lakeland Art Association Gallery or for more information go online at http://www.sf.edu/sf/art/community
Sep—21-23—We Paint..the Springs weekend watercolor conference. Workshops and classes by Ivy Tech. Held at French Lick and West Baden Springs Resorts. Ivy Tech Center for Lifelong Learning 812 330-6041 .www.bloomingtonwatercolor.org/conference/We-Paint-mailer.pdf
Area Art Opportunities
Call for Cover Artwork—Glo magazine is seeking artwork from local female artists to be featured on their monthly cov-
ers;
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June 23-Rawfest, 11:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. Music and Art festival strictly to alternative art and music. Requesting 30 artists whom have unique and edgy styles of art. Tattoo artists, clothing designers, textile artists, comic book artists, welding, traditional art, and etc. 800 Sycamore Street, Syracuse. Contact Judith at 574-529-3093 or
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June 2-3-Village at Winona Art Fair. http://www.villageatwinona.com/
June 30-Art Blast! 3rd Annual Art Festival– Live music, artisans, food sampling, and wine tasting. All mediums accepted. Contact Kathleen Boyts at
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or at 574-457-2789.
June 30-Charley Creek Arts Fest-http://www.charleycreekartsfest.org/
2012 Winona Art Fair Opportunity
Last month we had announced this opportunity and we are starting to get the details arranged. LAA has raised money for supplies and Winona Village will match that amount. We need an individual to create flyers and hand outs We could also always use extra volunteers. Call or email if you are interested.
Here is info from our last newsletter:
Each year the Village at Winona has their own art fair. This year LAA will cosponsor PAGACS (Pierceton Art Gallery and Ceramic Studio) for Winona’s 13th fair on June 2nd and we are in NEED of volunteers and teachers to help and HAVE FUN! This is a GREAT FAMILY ACTIVITY and would be wonderful to bring you kids to. If interested contact Diana Snow, Linda Dilling (574) 453-8932;
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or Lakeland Art
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