Wendy Koehrsen placed 3rd Place in the professional drawing category at the 2019 NC State Fair with a pastel painting Look at Me.
PSNC September meeting photos – art lecture and lunch at NCMA
Lecture by Mr. Perry Hurt, Associate Art Conservator, on late 18th-20th century painting and the lunch at the museum afterward.
Member News, Tim Williams
I have a new show of 28 paintings at This & That Gift Gallery, 118C East Main Street, Carrboro. The show, up until October 30, includes some works that were in my Arts Center show in May, others that were not and several new paintings done this summer.
Artist’s Reception is Friday October 11, 6 pm to 9 pm.
Member News, Nancy Clausen
These two images were selected by the Mission Hospital Cultural Arts Project. They will be displayed as large giclee prints with other artists of Western North Carolina whose work was chosen. Mine will hang with others in the tower of the Mission Hospital’s new Medical Research wing. A reception is planned before they open.
Video slideshow from Ambleside Gallery exhibition
PSNC Members’ Exhibition at Ambleside Gallery – Opening Reception Photos
Pure Color: ONLINE International Juried Exhibition of Pastel Paintings – Show Begins Today!
Pure Color: ONLINE International Juried Exhibition of Pastel Paintings
September 1, 2019 –September 30, 2019
Juror of Selection and Judge of Awards: Deborah LaFogg
You may see all the accepted paintings online here: https://www.onlinejuriedshows.com/
More details available from the prospectus.
 Years of Beauty 18x24, Soft Pastel by: Zahra Pezeshk 1st Place |  Reach for the sky 12x13, Soft Pastel Alejandra Gos 2nd Place |  Would You Play with Me 11x13, Soft Pastel Irene Georgopoulou 3rd Place |
PSNC Members Accepted |
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| Kloster Eberbach, II 15x18, Soft Pastel Christine Berndt Through the Trees 8x8, Soft Pastel Daphne Boder JUDY'S CROCK 11x14, Soft Pastel Deborah Covington Bo and Stephanie 43x22, Soft Pastel Mary Villon de Benveniste Bad Hair Day 12x12, Soft Pastel Addren Doss Pemaquid Nocturne 18x12, Soft Pastel Terrilynn Dubreuil Marsh Drama 14x16, Soft Pastel Frederick Fielding DAYDREAMER 14x16, Soft Pastel Jeri Greenberg | Morgan's Books 24x18, Soft Pastel Janet Johnson Pomegranates and oranges Soft Pastel Anne Kiefaber Look at Me 16x12, Soft Pastel Wendy Koehrsen Leaf Pattern Medley #2 18x24, Soft Pastel Toni Lindahl Dancing in the Sun 12x16, Soft Pastel Kim Long Childhood Series: The Lemonade Stand 24x18, Soft Pastel Luana Luconi Winner Winter Chill 8x10, Soft Pastel Nina MacDonald Russ Point Landing 9x12, Soft Pastel Eve Miller | Detail, Mack Truck 20x16, Soft Pastel Ashley Mortenson EMBEDDED 16x20, Soft Pastel Laura Pollak Ocean Dance 18x36, Soft Pastel BF Reed Just Hang'nround 11x14, Soft Pastel Donna Slade LES CRAYONS 8x12, Soft Pastel Joel Sobelson Y 24x20, Soft Pastel A. Hunter Taylor Boots in the Light 16x12, Soft Pastel Dorothy Whitmore |
Juried Show Announcement – Hillsborough Gallery of Art
The Hillsborough Gallery of Art is holding its annual statewide juried show. Please visit their website for more information and to download the prospectus.
Entry Deadline: October 1, 2019
Luana Luconi Winner teaching two pastel workshops during 19th Annual Art of the Carolinas
Get Dusty – How to Pastel with No Fear
Workshop Fee: $139
Skill Level: All
Time: Thursday, November 14, 2019 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at Retail Store
New to art, new to soft pastel, experienced but need a refresher, transitioning from another medium? This is the class for you. Find the sheer joy in making marks again as you did when you were a child.
Quality exercises to calm fears of trying something new will be interspersed with substantive, fundamental pastel painting information – covering how to use hard and soft pastels, papers and surfaces, how to make changes, diversity of applications methods both wet and dry. Leave with several reference exercises, and time-permitting, one small, close-to-finished piece.
Some pastels, materials, and references will be provided, but feel free to bring any pastel or drawing materials you may already have and wish to bring along. Also, bring a clean, worn out brush, some moist hand wipes, a kneadable eraser, and an open mind.
Vibrant Pastel Portraits – The Secret is in the Joyful Application
Workshop Fee: $139
Skill Level: All
Time: Thursday, November 14, 2019 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Is a pastel a drawing or a painting? Depending on the approach and application it can be either. Vibrant portraits as drawings are a simplified approach and often become the underpainting to highly detailed finished products. Know when to stop.
We will cover: using dynamic colors, layering those colors to create depth of hues, relying on basic shapes to simplify and begin without hesitation, the basics of human proportion, methods of transferring images from life or references, sculpting with shadow and light, when to use hard and soft edges, techniques to “turn form” to appear rounder with more depth.
Now we add the Joy. Draw. Play. Make marks. Let the soft pastels carry you into a new form of expression about our landscapes, our still lifes, and its people. Some pastels, materials, reference photo, and a method of transfer will be provided. Feel free to bring any pastels or drawing materials you may already have and wish to bring, some moist hand wipes, a clean, worn out brush, and if you’d like to share – one good joke.
Member News, Kathryn Troxler
Landscapes of North Carolina
Paintings by Kathryn Beam Troxler
August 1 – September 3, 2019
Sandra Neerman Art Gallery @ Greensboro Public Library
219 N. Church Street
Reception and artist’s talk on Friday, August 9 from 5-7pm in the Gallery.
Additionally, Kathryn has three paintings in the Central Gallery Show at Revolution Mill, 1150 Revolution Mill Drive, Greensboro from now through September.
Member News, Kathryn Troxler
Kathryn Troxler put the finishing touches on two paintings she started during the plein air session at Emily Thompson’s Farm back in May.
If you attended and would like your work highlighted on the PSNC blog, fill out the form here.
Member News, Lorie Callahan
Lorie Callahan’s three new seascape pastel paintings will be included in the Ambleside Gallery of Greensboro, group show opening tonight, August 2nd.
The opening free to the public will be from 6 pm to 9 pm.
Debora Stewart, PSA IAPS MC Workshop: Oct 8-10, 2019
Upcoming Workshop at the Arts Council of York County
121 E. Main Street, Rock Hill, South Carolina 29730
sponsored by the Fort Mill Art Guild
Abstract Workshop in Pastel and/or Acrylic
Debora Stewart PSA IAPS MC
Tuesday through Thursday, October 8-10, 2019
10 am to 4 pm
$425
Lunch included daily
This workshop is open to both pastel and acrylic artists. You can work in one medium or both. You will learn how to work intuitively and expressively, develop abstract compositions, understand color theory, create both small and large works, develop a series, evaluate your work and know when to stop. You will also learn many mixed media techniques in the workshop. Plus you will work in a non-threatening environment and have fun!
ENROLLMENT DEADLINE AUGUST 15, 2019
Member News, Diana L. Coidan
Bev’s Fine Art is featuring for their July Spotlight Series, Diana L. Coidan from July 2 – 31, 2019.
7400 Six Forks road, Suite 19, Raleigh, NC 27615
Exhibition of Original Artwork in Pastel.
Weekly Pastel Classes by Addren Doss
I have been asked by numerous people to teach a weekly pastel class. I have now decided to do so.
When: Thursday mornings, August 1 – September 26
(except for Thursday, September 12)
Time: 9:30 am – 12:00 noon
Where: College Place United Methodist Church
Cost: $195 for the 8 week session
To register email me at addrendesigns@aol.com
This class will have a minimum of 6 students and a maximum of 10 students. Registration is on a first come basis. Several people have already indicated they would like to attend, so don’t hesitate to contact me.
When you register I will let you know what type of supplies you will need for this first session.
Beginner and experienced artists are welcome in this class. We will start with the basics and work our way up. Even if you are experienced it never hurts to review the basics, and I will certainly work with you on the level you are currently at. There will be some work from life using simple still life set ups, and some landscape work using photographs.
In this first session we will cover:
How to set up your pastels to give you a better understanding of color harmony and value relationships.
Proportion and basic drawing.
Composition and what makes a good painting.
Under painting — to use or not to use.
I have been working in pastel and been a professional artist for about 30 years, and look forward to sharing with you some of what I have learned during that time.
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