Oregon Society of Artists is a not-for-profit organization and supporter of art and art education in our community
Portland Oregon
Thursday, May 9, 2019
May Events at Oregon Society of Artists
The OSA Gallery is free and open to the public: Monday - Saturday, 1 - 4 pm with special opening reception hours as announced in exhibit listings.
CURRENTLY IN THE GALLERY
Student/Teacher Show May 4 - 22 Reception Sunday, May 5, 1-3pm
Emily Fox, Primary Still-life. Oil. Student of Alan Scott-Moncrieff
The month of May brings our annual opportunity for OSA students and their instructors to showcase artwork created in recent OSA classes and workshops. Come view the 170 pieces in a variety of mediums currently in the gallery.
Thank you to OSA Instructor Wayne Jiang for chairing this year's Student/Teacher Show.
UPCOMING IN THE GALLERY
37th Annual Rose Festival Art Show June 2-24 Reception & Awards Presentation: Sunday, June 2, 1-4pm Award Ceremony at 2pm
2018 Grand Prize Winner: Christine Helton, Rosalie
Art take-in: Tuesday, May 28, 10am - 4pm Wednesda, May 29, 10am - 1pm
Last day of Show: Monday, June 24
Art pick-up: Tuesday, June 25, 1 - 4pm Wednesday, June 26, 10am - 4pm (Art must be picked up by June 26 to avoid a $10 fee)
OSA is proud to host the 37th Annual Portland Rose Festival Art Show. We extend an invitation to local and regional artists to participate. This year's Juror is watercolor artist Lian Quan Zhen.
This year's categories:
Category #1:"Roses"
Category #2:"Let's Festival" (2019 Rose Festival Theme), includes: Portland Scenes Rose Festival Scenes
Artists may submit a total of 2 paintings. for more information reagarding eligibility, entry fees, and framing guidelines, please download the Prospectus found on our website at https://www.osartists.org/gallery/current-upcoming-exhibits
DEMONSTRATIONS
Second Thursday Daytime Demo| Thursday, May 9, 11am | FREE Christen Waddell: Portrait Sculpture
This demo will focus on the form of the human head. Chris will give 2D artists the tools to enhance their skills by gaining a better understanding of the form in real space. Graphic 3D artists will also enhance their skills by gaining a better understanding of the figure and 3-dimensional form.
Chris Waddell has been sculpting the figure for more than 2 decades. Waddell taught Classical sculpture in NYC at the Grand Central Academy of Art, and is an associate of the ICAA. His figures and portraits appear in private collections around the world and in international spaces including the National Mall in Washington D.C., the Canada Sports Hall of Fame and many others. He received his MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
Free Lecture: Art without Passports Lecture Series| Thursday, May 16, 6:30pm | FREE Greg Lewis: No. 25:Business of Art Copyrights: To be, or not to be
All categories of creative art works produced and fabricated by the artist are protected from infringement under US Copyright laws. Also known as Intellectual Property, the protections granted the originator of the art are covered for a lifetime plus 70 years. Join us for this informative presentation of theBusiness of Art Copyrights: To be, or not to be. What it is...what it does and how it benefits the artist's ability to earn a living through the reproduction of artworks.
AN INTRODUCTION TO THEFUNDAMENTALS OF BOTANICAL DRAWING withJanet Parker
Students will learn techniques for drawing botanical subjects, realistically, in graphite. By using direct observation while looking up-close at live plants, students will break down their subjects into simplified forms to get a sense of how light-on-form works to create a sense of volume and accuracy in proportions.
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