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Showing posts with label resources. Show all posts

Sep 20, 2011

Artists' Opportunity


Calling all Artists!

 
Consider Framers' Workshop 2nd Annual Miniature ARt Show and Sale~

 
Framers’ Workshop
259 Pauline Drive
York, Pa17402
(717)741-9000 or fwyork@myway.com
 

 
Show details:
  • Image size to be 8”x10” or smaller
  • Must be suitably framed, gallery wrapped canvas is fine
  • Show runs Friday, December 2nd to Friday, February 3rd
  • Drop off date Wednesday, November 30th
  • All work must be priced $100.00 or less
  • Commission 80% to artist, 20% to Framers’ Workshop

May 6, 2011

Jim Thorpe Art Weekend

Looking for something fun to do in the middle of May?
Click here to check out what's happening up in gorgeous Jim Thorpe.

Feb 23, 2011

Grace Over Karma

Bono

I just read an interesting interview on The Poached Egg website. It’s with Bono of U2 and the title is Grace Over Karma. It’s worth the read, whether or not you are a fan of U2. Bono’s view on religion is refreshing and the way he sees Jesus as The Messiah is simple and quite lovely. I hope you take the time to read over the interview.

Here is an article from The Poached Egg called Grace Over Bono, which is a good follow up read to this interview. You may want to check it out as well.

Grace & peace,
deAnn

Dec 20, 2010

AMOKArts


Through Facebook, I became a friend of Pastor Dave Weiss. He has a blog called AMOKArts Tribe: A blog for anyone interested in using art to serve others and glorify God. He creates many short videos and finds some really cool ones online as well. Check out his blog.

Grace & peace ~
deAnn

Oct 14, 2010

Plein Air Painting in Easton

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Yeah, call me a geek…but because my last three cars have been Subaru's, I get the Subaru magazine, DRIVE. The October issue has a neat little story about Painting En Plein Air – In July, there is a festival in Easton, MD which is specifically for en plein air artists. I’d love to attend next year. (Not as an artist, but as one who walks around observing the art created by others.) We’ll drive our Subaru, of course. haha!

I hope you enjoy this article.

Grace & peace ~ deAnn

Oct 13, 2010

Art House America

Here's a must-see website, Art House America. You can also "like" them on Facebook, which I just did. :0)
Check it out...
grace & peace on the creative journey ~ deAnn

Sep 28, 2010

Looking for Something to do This Weekend?

SugarLoafLooking for something inspiring to do this weekend, the first weekend in October? Well, head on down to the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. The famed Sugarloaf Crafts Festival is Friday & Saturday 10-6 and Sunday 10-5. Kids under 12 are free and parking is free. No need to fear raindrops as this event is indoors. Tickets are reasonable too: $9 at the door or order them online at $7 each. Click here for all the details.

There will be interactive demonstrations which include wheel thrown pottery, wood turning and metal spinning. There will be a special ironforging demo by Nick Vincent.

Sounds pretty darn cool. I hope you can make it!

Grace & peace on the creative journey ~ deAnn

Sep 22, 2010

On Photographing Art…

Classic Art and old man

Here is an interesting article from the New York Times about whether or not it’s legal to photograph art in a gallery or museum. It really makes you think…

Grace & peace ~ deAnn

Sep 8, 2010

Redeemer Arts

Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City is a huge and vibrant church, one that openly wraps their arms around the arts and encourages the link with the spiritual journey. Because of this passion, their blog is one of my favorites to read: Redeemer Arts. This church is headed up by Senior Pastor, Tim Keller, maybe you've heard his messages online. If anything, if you are an artist who loves Jesus, their blog is one to check out!

Grace & peace on the creative journey ~
deAnn

Aug 30, 2010

John Cleese on Creativity

Watch Video on YouTube

This is a great little talk by English comedy actor, John Cleese, on creativity. If you are a visual artist, please continue to listen to his talk as it's about creativity in general, but using his craft, script writing, as the example.

I really needed to be reminded that in order for creativity to come, we must exit our busy lives and create boundries of space and boundries of time. One thing I would add to his talk is ideas come, in my opinion, from the Holy Spirit. Which is why we need need to slow down, be still and connect with Him in order for His ideas to flow through us...

I hope you enjoy this video - it's worth watching, a good ten minutes.

Grace & peace ~ deAnn

Aug 26, 2010

Don Miller on Writer's Block


Donald Miller, the author of Blue Like Jazz, has a blog. If you aren't getting the RSS feed, you  may want to check it out and subscribe. On Monday he posted this article: Writer's Block~What To Do When the Well Runs Dry.

The last point he writes: Pray. I’m a firm believer that God brings us things to write about, word pictures to paint, ideas that are good for the world. Pray and wait.

Pray and Wait. Challenging to do (the waiting part), but OH SO GOOD when we do...

Many blessings on your creative journey ~ deAnn

Aug 5, 2010

Got URL?


Are you an artist? Do you have a website or blog that features your artwork and passion for using your creative gifts? If so, please email me your link and I'll post it here on [the Arts @ LW] blog!

grace & peace
deAnn

Apr 16, 2010

First Ever Arts @ LW Newsletter


Some of you may have recieved in your email's inbox the first ever arts at living word monthly newsletter. For those of you who didn't receive it but would like to be added to this newsletter email list, please email me and I'll surely add you. (For some reason, when the newsletter is viewed through our website, there is a random extra box. Not sure why because it's not there in my emailed version of the newsletter. Ah, the learning curve...)

Grace and peace, deAnn

Apr 8, 2010

PhotoWalk - New Oxford, PA

Hi there fellow photography lovers. Andy Smith of Visual Realia is hosting another awesome PhotoWalk, this time, in the quaint little town of New Oxford, PA. It's on Saturday, June 5 beginning at 10am. Mark you calendar!

Often the photography lovers of LWCC have gone on Andy's well organized and lovely PhotoWalks - we've never been disappointed. I hope you will attend this one in New Oxford. I hope to be there - but my baby girl is due on May 13...so, we'll have to see! :0)

Here is more info on this PhotoWalk via an email from Andy Smith:
* Our next walk will be in Pennsylvania’s historic New Oxford, conveniently located in Adams County along Route 30, the well known Lincoln Highway.


We will meet at 10:00 AM on June 5th on the town square for a wonderful walk, with photographs to be shared online afterward. As a new twist, all participants are invited (not required) to submit one photograph to be placed in a self-published photobook that can be purchased at cost. (Still trying to work on the best quality/price deal. More details to come.)


http://www.vrphotowalks.com


New Oxford is a typical small town, but one influenced by its location along one of the most travelled roads connecting Philadelphia and PIttsburgh. Its numerous homes built in the 1800s make it an obvious host for this photowalk.


Check the web site in the next few weeks as more information is added on the town, sharing photographs, photowalk details and maps, etc. To make sure you don’t miss any information, subscribe to the email list created specifically for the walk by emailing me.

Thanks! I hope to see you there.
Andy
Feel free to spread the word. :)
 
Well, with any luck, if Havah comes earlier in May, I just may be pushing her in a stroller at this photowalk!
Grace & peace ~ deAnn

Nov 21, 2009

Poetry & Prose Getaway


While looking for a weekend getaway, I came across this Poetry and Prose Getaway in Cape May, NJ. It's January 15-18, 2010 and there are many interesting workshops. I love the idea of it being a "writers' getaway." Sounds awesome... Check out the website for more info.

Grace & peace ~ deAnn