Graduation
Congratulations go out to the proud parents, aunts and
uncles (and Grands and Greats) supporting various forms of student life this high school and
college commencement season. Your persistence has paid off, and another
generation has moved a tassel from right to left. Next stop: the Twilight Zone (better than your basement).
Helen
Byers wants us to come to New Mexico to play and
draw! She has recently joined our organization, and offers some opportunities
for formal instruction in northern New Mexico.
RARE
II is now receiving visitors at the Raton Museum
(108 South 2nd Street, Raton, NM) through the end of the month. Go
catch the show and the wildflowers.
Tryptich
Gallery, Norlin Library (N345) at CU Boulder. The Shakespeare’s
Bouquet exhibit is hung in this lovely space adjacent to the Rare Books
Room. A life-size Flat Will is the thorn between a sweet Rosa rugosa portrait (his right hand) and an aggressive Rosa alba-Rosa gallica group portrait
(his left). Do find time to visit this joint CU-SBAI event, which in August
will accompany the First Folio during its stay in Boulder.
Open
Studio was lots of fun. We had a little carbon dust
demonstration, a trio of pears in colored pencil, lovely birds, and pencil dust
generally filled the air. A quartet for lunch – a lovely second Tuesday. Join
us in June.
ArtBag
Reminder. Here’s the ad. Just get one. (or two, if you
need different sizes)
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