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2020/01/13

Arteast Digest: Call for Art, Blackburn Library Exhibit, St Laurent Complex Exhibit

1.  Call for art - North Gloucester Library - January 14, 2020

Time to hang our artworks at the North Gloucester Library again.

Please bring your paintings on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 to the North Gloucester Library , 2036 Ogilvie Road, Ottawa, K1J 7N8.

The artwork will be exhibited for two months till March 10, 2020.

The 2020 Library Contract and the wall cards are provided at the time of hanging of the art at the library. Please come between 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.

For questions, please contact Darina Boldizar



2. Blackburn Library Exhibit


Who: Randal Bablitz
What: Canadiana
When: From: January 25 2020 To: March 28 2020

The Blackburn Library in conjunction with Arteast is proud to present this exhibition: “This is a collection of ‘Canadiana’ including original artworks featuring landscapes and wildlife”




3. St Laurent Complex Exhibit

Please find attached the invitation to the upcoming show at the St Laurent Complex for our social media updates.



4. Member's News


Hello everyone, as of end 2019 I am a GOLDEN Artist Paint Educator and will be offering various workshops, for the moment I have only French workshops happening.

Here is one upcoming workshop. You can check out my future workshop just follow this link : https://www.goldenpaints.com/gaep/Josie.DeMeo/3024


ATELIERS : Explorez la peinture acrylique avec les gels et les pâtes

Where : MIFO, 6600, rue Carrière, Orléans, ON K1C 1J4
Date : January 21st /21 janvier 2020
Time : 19h-21h

Conçu pour les artistes débutants et intermédiaires, en janvier nous vous proposons un atelier de deux heures qui vous permettra d’utiliser différentes textures sur vos œuvres. Vous pourrez essayer quatre produits de la marque GOLDEN pour créer deux œuvres-échantillons que vous garderez comme référence. Le choix des couleurs restera à votre guise.

Tous les matériels sont fournis !

Faites vite, les places sont limitées!

Josie De Meo
Visual artists, Art instructor and Art party host
WWW.josiedemeo.com
613-590-7627







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2019/07/21

Arteast Digest: Promenade Exhibit, Call for Art - François Dupuis, Communiqué

1. Promenade Exhibit and Reception

Arteast Celebrates Summer!

The public is invited to an opening reception for "Summer Inspiration – Inspiration d’été" - the latest show to be presented by Arteast Ottawa. The reception will take place on Thursday, July 25th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on the ground floor of the Shenkman Arts Centre, 245 Centrum Boulevard, Orleans.

Based on the theme of summer, this show will present the works of 21 members, featuring a wide range of subjects in various media. Summer is captured with imagination and creativity to celebrate this ephemeral season.

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Arteast célèbre l’été!


Le public est invité au vernissage de l’exposition « Summer Inspiration/ Inspiration d’été» présenté par Arteast. La réception aura lieu le jeudi 25 juillet 2019, de 19h à 21h au niveau 1 du Centre des Arts Shenkman, 245 boulevard Centrum, Orléans.

Basé sur le thème de l’été, les œuvres d’art dans cette exposition présentent le talent de 21 artistes membres. Avec une grande variété de sujets et de médium, les artistes font preuve d’une grande imagination et créativité!



2. Call for Art - François Dupuis Recreation Centre 


Still a few spots open

The Arteast Team at the François Dupuis Recreation Centre would like to issue a call for art for the next year’s exhibits as described below. This exhibit space can only accommodate 4 artists at a time, showing 4 to 5 pieces depending on the artworks' size

  • Winter Inspiration - Jan 13 to March 16, 2020
  • Spring in the Air - March 16 to May 11, 2020
  • Summer Colours - May 11 to July 13, 2020
  • Full Bloom - July 13 to September 14, 2020
  • Fall Rhapsody - September 14 to November 16, 2020



Please email francoisdupuis@arteastottawa.com if interested. Changeovers take place in the evening, beginning at 6:30 pm. Artwork from the current show is to be picked up from 6:30 to 7:00 pm and new artwork is to be hung at 7 pm. ARTWORK BEING PICKED UP MUST BE SIGNED OUT WITH SOMEONE FROM THE FRANÇOIS DUPUIS TEAM: That would be either Kendall, Mark or Cheryl.

Each artist will have a maximum of 10 feet of wall space to display two-dimensional pieces of art for sale. Items must be dry and ready to hang. The exhibit space is designed to accept works in a single horizontal line. *Clusters of paintings in vertical groupings cannot be accommodated.

The centre is also very accessible. It is open seven days a week, specifically from 6:45 am to 9:45 pm, Monday to Friday, 7:45 am to 7:30 pm Saturday and 7:45 am to 6 pm Sunday.

Artists are responsible for all handling and hanging of their artwork. A small step stool is available for use or you may provide your own. An exhibit fee of $20 per artist applies. Please refer to Arteast’s website for forms and regulations. Artwork without proper hanging hardware will, unfortunately, not be accepted. Please refer to rule #4 for more details.

Reserve your space today!
The François Dupuis team

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Encore quelques places ouvertes

Appel aux artistes - centre récréatif François Dupuis

L’équipe d’Arteast du Centre récréatif François Dupuis lance un appel aux artistes pour les six prochaines expositions décrites comme suit: 
  • Inspiration d'hiver - 13 jan au 16 mars 2020
  • Enfin le printemps - 16 mars au 11 mai 2020
  • Couleurs d’été - 11 mai au 13 juillet 2020
  • En pleine floraison - 13 juillet au 14 septembre 2020
  • Rhapsodie d'automne - 14 septembre au 16 novembre 2020
N.B. L’espace ne peut accommoder que 4 artistes en même temps, avec 4 ou 5 tableaux par artiste, selon leurs dimensions.

Envoyez votre demande par courriel à : francoisdupuis@arteastottawa.com. Le décrochage des tableaux débute à 18h30. Les tableaux de l’expo en cours doivent être repris entre 18h30 et 19h en prenant soin de signer une feuille en présence de Kendall, Mark ou Cheryl.

Chaque artiste dispose d’un espace de 10 pieds pour exposer des tableaux à vendre. Les items doivent être secs et prêts à accrocher. L’espace dispose d’une seule ligne horizontale pour les œuvres. (Les œuvres ne peuvent pas être superposées à la verticale). 

Le Centre est très accessible: ouvert sept jours /semaine, du lundi au vendredi de 6h45 à 21h45; le samedi de 7h45 à 19h30; le dimanche de 7h45 à 18h.

Les artistes sont responsables de l’accrochage. Un marche-pied est disponible ou vous pouvez apporter le vôtre. Les frais par artiste sont de 20$. Référez au site web d’Arteast pour les règlements et le formulaire. Les tableaux doivent avoir les bons crochets pour l’accrochage ou ne seront pas acceptés. Référez-vous au règlement numéro 4.

Réservez votre espace dès maintenant!
L’équipe de François Dupuis


3. Spring/Summer 2019 Communiqué


The Spring/Summer 2019 Communiqué is now available online at http://arteastottawa.com/newsletter/

We wish to remind you that Arteast is no longer sending the newsletter to members by regular mail. All issues will continue to be posted on Arteast’s website and a very limited number of printed copies will be available at Grow With Art meetings. The newsletter Editor – Lynne Alsford – can be reached by e-mail at: editor.arteastottawa@gmail.com



4. Last Plein Air Event 


In 2020, one of the exhibitions on the Promenade wall, Shenkman Arts Center, will be dedicated to those who have participated in one of three (3) Arteast sponsored plein air events (Trip to Montreal and last week at Mer Bleue). Artists will be selected on a first come basis once the call is announced in the Digest and Website early in 2020. Art work will have to have been either created on site or derived from studies or photographs taken during the events. Artworks will also have to fit within the size parameters for a regular Promenade exhibition.


The last date for the sponsored plein air events is Saturday, July 27 (rain date Sunday, July 28th) 10 am to 3pm: Danielle Beaulieu’s garden in Cumberland (http://www.daniellesgarden.ca)

Artists are responsible for bringing: 
  • Painting / Drawing Supplies
  • Camera / Binoculars (if required)
  • A lunch and drinks
  • Hat / Sunscreen / Sunglasses
  • Bug Spray
  • Cushion / Chair / Camp Stool / Blanket

Participants must register with Danielle Beaulieu at dbeaul0155@rogers.com or 613-833-0155 to be eligible.




5. Exhibition St Laurent Complex


This show started on July 11, 2019.






6.  Exhibition Blackburn Library: Otto Graser 


The Blackburn Library in conjunction with Arteast is proud to present an exhibition.

When: From July 27, 2019 to September 28, 2019



Coordinators: Lore Organ at gomamlore@gmail.com; Josée Bourassa at Jbou1963@outlook.com;


Over the years, I have worked with several mediums: oils, acrylics, watercolors, etchings, etc. Lately (since I have my first Mac SE30) I have become fascinated in applying my artistic endeavors to exploring the world of digital art. The computer allows me to experiment with a vast array of tools: brushes, pens, pencils, textures and millions of colors.

Recently, I have been preoccupied with ArtRage 5, a standalone, drawing and painting application with incredible realistic simulation of the everyday world. I also toyed with the free application KRITA and others Procreate, HewPaint, Zen Brush 2 and Affinity Designer. The use of these applications (other than Photoshop) is greatly favored by the digital art community.

This is a unique opportunity for the public to enjoy, encourage and support local artists in their community as well as engaging with the Blackburn Library.

Location: 199 Glenpark Dr. Ottawa K1B 5B8.
Hours: Mon. through Thurs from 10 – 8:30
Friday from 1 – 6:00
Sat. from 10 – 5
Closed Sunday



7. Members' News



Brian Turner will be exhibiting at the Galerie Old Chelsea from August 2-21, 2019. The vernissage is Saturday August 3 from1- 4 pm.






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8. Arts Network Ottawa


2019/03/17

Arteast Digest: Grow with Art, St Laurent Exhibit, Communiqué

1. Arteast Grow with Art Speakers’ Series


"Engaging a Community with Art" with Mark Stephenson

Mark Stephenson will talk about his experiences creating art that includes participants in the final outcome of the projects. Mark will talk about building and engaging an online community as he explores online personas in his Social Portraits series, creating an interactive installation titled M for the CSArt subscribers and Firefly, a wearable electronic interactive installation intended for large social settings.

Tuesday March 26, 2019
Orleans Client Services Centre
255 Centrum Blvd.
Meet and Greet – 7:00 p.m.
Announcements and Presentation – 7:30 p.m.
Free admission
For more information: 613 833 0155



2. Winter/Spring 2019 Communiqué




The Winter/Spring 2019 Communiqué is now available online at http://arteastottawa.com/newsletter.php Please note that this is the last issue that will be sent to members by regular mail. Subsequent issues will continue to be posted on Arteast’s website and a very limited number of printed copies will be available at Grow With Art meetings. The newsletter Editor – Lynne Alsford – can be reached by e-mail at: editor.arteastottawa@gmail.com

3. St Laurent Complex Exhibit




4. Misc. News


Tulip Festival

This year, since we will only be having one location in Commissioner's Park, we will not be having an artist gallery like previous years. However, we will be having a designated artist area for artists to produce works. If you are interested in participating you will find the application at this link: https://tulipfestival.ca/create-art-in-the-park/

This year we will not be having the wide scale 5ft tulip program that we had last year, however due to interest from artists, we can offer 5ft tulips to be painted on site during the festival time. This would happen at a designated location different from the one stated above. Due to space constraints we would only be able to accommodate a handful of artists for this. If you are interested in painting (or using another medium) on a 5ft tulip on site please reach out to me for more information.

Best,
Daniella Donati
Arts and Operations Manager
Office: (613) 567-5757 Ext. 103
tulipfestival.ca


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Michael Wilcox Returns to Ottawa!

Michael Wilcox, author of the book "Blue & Yellow Don't Make Green", inventor of the Split Primary System, Colour Bias Wheel and Head of the School of Colour is visiting from the UK to present a series of talks and Workshops here in Ottawa.

From the Cave to the Gallery
A Free Presentation
This illustrated talk will be about the artist's search for colourants over the centuries. Although we can obtain a wide range of paints, inks and pastels with absolute ease, this has been very recent development. Follow the journey of artists adapting some truly bizarre materials as pigments in their work.


Date: Thurs, March 28, 2019
Time: 7:00 to 9:00 PM
Location: Memorial Hall, MacKay United Church
39 Dufferin Street, Ottawa
Fee: Free! (Pre-registration is required)

Registration and Information: ashbrookcreative@gmail.com, susanashbrook.com or 613-833-8312


Practical Colour Mixing
In this hands-on workshop Michael will impart a full understanding of the various aspects of colour mixing. Visual and mixing complimentary colours will be examined and their use by the Impressionist fully explored. Topics will include the mixing of greens, mixing grays, employing the colours of nature, paints, pigments, additives and making full use of the complimentaries in all forms of colour work. A materials list will be provided at registration.

Date: Sat, March 30, 2019
Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: John Stewart Hall, Church of St Columba
25 Sandridge Road, Ottawa
Fee: $150 ($125 each for two or more workshops)
Registration and Information: ashbrookcreative@gmail.com, susanashbrook.com or 613-833-8312


Revitalizing Your Paint Box
Does your paint collection deserve a good dig out?
Did you know that a high number of "Artist" quality paints will fade, darken or otherwise deteriorate? That some "Student" grade colourants are superior to their "Artist" quality equivalents and that many are better value. Many painters carry far more colours than they can ever get to know... some of which will alter over time.

At the end of this workshop you will have reduced your selection of colours that you require to 12 or 14. You will almost certainly save the cost of this workshop on your next purchase of artist paints and you will be assured of the longevity of your work. Attendees are encouraged to bring all their paints to the workshop.

Date: March 31, 2019
Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: Da Artisti Studio & Gallery
2565 Old Montreal Rd
Cumberland, ON K4C 1A1
Fee: $150 ($125 each for two or more workshops)
Registration and Information: ashbrookcreative@gmail.com, susanashbrook.com or 613-833-8312


The Colours of Shadows

In order to depict shadows accurately you need to know what is actually going on.

We are told variously that shadows are black - that they are not black - that they are always blue or always brown - that they are the complementary of the object, a red apple giving a green shadow for example - that on a bright day the complementary should be mixed with the local color to desaturate (gray or dull) the shadow color - that we could use ‘shadow’ color out of a tube - that the mid-value of the object should be used and that we can learn all we need by referring to photographs.

This one-day workshop, which also discusses the depiction of distance and reflections, will guide the artist to producing realistic shadows. It will change the way that you work and think about some of the ‘hidden’ colors of the world around us. A list of materials will be provided on registration.

Date: Mon, April 1, 2019
Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: Monart Art School,
2445 St. Laurent Blvd, Suite B244, Ottawa
Fee: $150 ($125 each for two or more workshops)
Registration and Information: ashbrookcreative@gmail.com, susanashbrook.com or 613-833-8312


Colour Harmony & Contrast
Colour Harmony... a third of blue and two thirds of orange, this or that balance of "warm" and "cool" colours, follow this or that diagram... the artist seeking colour harmony has a vast range of differing advice to choose from. Yet the often presented "rules" do not have a scientific or mathematical basis.

There are a myriad of colour wheel recipes that the artist is told will harmonize, however, there are clear lessons to be learned by the artist wishing to explore the subtleties of natural colour harmony. These combinations are all around us.

Date: Sat, April 6, 2019
Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: John Stewart Hall, Church of St Columba
25 Sandridge Road, Ottawa
Fee: $150 ($125 each for two or more workshops)
Registration and Information: ashbrookcreative@gmail.com, susanashbrook.com or 613-833-8312


The Techniques of Glazing
Early Masters, such as Vermeer and Rembrandt applied multiple layers of transparent paint to produce the glowing hues and rich darks just seething with hidden colour, creating depth and intensity. This workshop will equip today's artist with the technique of glazing, developed by the Masters... lessons from the past brought fully up to date!

While oils are the original medium of the masters, for this workshop we recommend the use of acrylic paints, to take advantage of their drying time. If you don't have acrylics there will be some available for your exercises during the workshop. A materials list will be provided at registration.

Date: Mon, April 8, 2019
Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: Monart Art School,
2445 St. Laurent Blvd, Suite B244, Ottawa
Fee: $150 ($125 each for two or more workshops)
Registration and Information: ashbrookcreative@gmail.com, susanashbrook.com or 613-833-8312






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2018/09/16

Grow with Art Speakers’ Series; AJAE Exhibit; Call for art - St. Laurent Complex Gallery; Call for Volunteers; etc

1. Arteast Grow with Art Speakers’ Series presents


Plein Air Painting in Nunavut with John Archer

One year ago, John Archer and a group of painters embarked on a challenging trip to capture the remarkable landscape of Canada’s North and the impact it can have on a painter. The particular location was the shores of Ennadai Lake, a long lake running north south and spanning the tree line – black spruce to the south and tundra to the north. It is a landscape remarkable for its simple forms and strong colour and a challenge to paint because of those qualities.

This presentation will cover, firstly, the plein air painting experience and the materials and techniques that were used. Secondly, it will cover the impact that this experience had on the subsequent six months (and more) of studio painting back in Ottawa.

What are the lessons to be taken from this presentation? The first is the importance of plein air painting because of its ability to “inform” your painter’s eye. The second is the importance of reworking a subject (series painting) so that you can automatically deal with form and composition leaving your painter’s brain to focus on pushing the boundaries of your work.

September 25, 2018
Orleans Client Services Centre
255 Centrum Blvd.
Meet and Greet – 7:00 p.m.
Announcements and Presentation – 7:30 p.m.
Free admission
For more information: 613 842 9649

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Peindre sur le vif au Nunavut avec John Archer

Cette présentation concerne le remarquable paysage du nord canadien et de son impact sur les peintres. La région observée est la grève du lac Ennadai qui s’étend du nord au sud - avec les épinettes noires au sud et la toundra au nord. Par la simplicité de ses formes et la force de ses couleurs, c’est un paysage remarquable.

Cette présentation couvre tout d’abord, l’expérience de peindre sur le vif et des matériaux requis. Puis, de l’impact de cette expérience à peindre six mois (ou plus), au retour, dans le studio d’Ottawa.

Quelles sont les leçons à retenir de cette présentation? La première démontre l’importance de peindre à l’extérieur pour exercer l’habileté visuelle de l’artiste. La seconde est l’importance de retravailler le sujet (série de peintures) où vous pouvez jouer avec les formes et la composition laissant votre esprit ouvert au résultat inédit de l’œuvre

Le 25 Septembre 2018
Centre de services à la clientele d’Orléans
255 blvd. Centrum
Rencontre à 19h 00
Annonces et presentation à 19h 30
Entrée gratuite
Pour plus d’informations : 613 833 0155




2. Arteast Juried Award Exhibit



Arteast showcases the work of its general membership in the latest Exhibition and Sale at the St Laurent Complex

The public is invited to an opening reception for its latest show, the 37th Arteast Juried Award Exhibition. The reception will take place on Thursday, September 20 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm at the St. Laurent Complex.

Arteast is pleased to present the work of its general membership. These members form the core of Arteast and due to their numbers enable us to present work in our many venues including the St Laurent Complex,.

The works on view encompass many different media and vary, just like the members themselves, from the amateur to the professional. The recipients of the awards in each category have been selected by an independent jury.

This is an excellent opportunity to support local artists in their creative endeavors and acquire unique art at affordable prices.





3.  Call for Art -  St. Laurent Complex Gallery (Don-Gamble Community Centre)


Call for Artists For 2019

The Arteast Team at the St. Laurent Complex Gallery is excited to issue a call for artists for the 5 upcoming exhibits in 2019.

1. Colorful Impressions:  January 10th - March 14th
2. Emotions and moods:  March 14th - May 9th
3. Limitless Imagination:  May 9th - July 11th
4. Visual Dreams: July 11th - September 12th
5. Festival:  November 14th - January 9th, 2020

Each exhibit space can accommodate 4 artists at a time.

Please email stlaurent@arteastottawa.com as soon as possible if you are interested in showing your art work. Changeovers take place on Thursday evenings starting at 5:30 pm.

The St. Laurent Complex is an inviting and fitting space for Arteast members to display their works. Each artist will have a maximum of 10 feet of wall space to display two-dimensional pieces of art for sale. Items must be dry and ready to hang following the Arteast guide lines.

The centre is very accessible. It is open seven days a week, Monday to Friday from 5:30 am to 10 pm, Saturday and Sunday from 7 am to 6 pm.

Artists are responsible for all handling and hanging of their artwork. An exhibit fee of $20 per artist applies. Please refer to the Arteast website for forms, regulations and more details. Artwork without proper hanging hardware will, unfortunately, not be accepted.

Reserve your space today!

The St. Laurent Complex team.

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L’équipe Arteast du Centre St-Laurent recherche des artistes pour ses prochaines expositions:

1. Un monde de couleurs: du 10 janvier au 14 mars
2. Émotions et états d’âme: du 14 mars au 9 mai
3. Imagination sans limite: du 9 au 11 juillet
4.  Évasion artistique: du 11 juillet au 12 septembre
5. Festival: du 14 Novembre au 9 Janvier 2020

Le Centre St-Laurent est un lieu convivial et agréable où les artistes membres d’Arteast peuvent présenter leurs œuvres au public. Le Centre est facile d’accès. Il est ouvert 7 jours sur 7, du lundi au vendredi de 5h00 à 22h00, et les samedis et dimanches, de 7h00 à 18h00.

Le Centre peut accommoder quatre artistes par expo.

Prière de contacter par courriel stlaurent@arteastottawa.com le plus tôt possible si vous êtes intéressé à exposer vos œuvres.

Les accrochages auront lieu le jeudi soir à partir de 17:30.

Chaque exposant disposera d’un espace de 10 pieds pour accrocher ses tableaux disponibles pour la vente. Les oeuvres doivent être sèches et prêtes à être accrochées.

Les artistes ont l’entière responsabilité d’accrocher eux-mêmes leurs œuvres. De plus, ils devront s’acquitter des frais d’exposition de 20$ payables à Arteast.

Pour obtenir les formulaires et règlements, prière de vous référer au site web d’Arteast.

Les œuvres dont le système d’accrochage ne sera pas conforme seront malheureusement écartées.

Réservez votre espace dès aujourd’hui.

L’équipe du Centre St-Laurent.


4. Call for Volunteers


Maker Faire
This year, Arteast will be participating in Maker Faire to promote Arteast. We are seeking volunteers to attend a portion of this event. Arteast members will be able to paint in addition to speak to attendees about Arteast. When volunteering during this event, you will have the opportunity to help Arteast and the arts community while meeting like-minded, arts-loving individuals.

Volunteering is a great way to meet new people and connect with the local arts scene. Dynamic and dedicated volunteers are an essential part of Arteast. You can be part of it.

Event Date: Sep 29, 2018 - Sep 30, 2018 9AM – 5PM, each day
Location: Canada Science and Technology Museum

Please contact Danielle Beaulieu to volunteer for this event or seek additional information
Email: dbeaul0155@rogers.com
Telephone: 613-833-0155

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Outreach
Arteast Ottawa will be participating in two Outreach Projects in October and
we need volunteers!

#1 Project:  We need 4-6 volunteers for 1 hour project at Bob McQuarrie
Complex in Youville.
Who:  14 Adult Developmentally Delayed Adults at Variety East
What: One watercolour painting of Autumn
When: Oct 2, 2018 at 11:15 a.m.
Where: Bob McQuarrie Recreation Centre Hall D.
Why: This group does not have any funding for art classes. Arteast volunteer
artists will l teach them how to paint  an Autumn landscape  in watercolour.
Therapeutic Recreation Specialist /Spécialiste des loisirs récréatifs
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#2 Project:  We need 4-6 volunteers for 1 hour project at Bob McQuarrie
Complex in Youville.
Who: Adult Brain Injury  15 Clients
What: One watercolour painting- Landscape of Autumn
When: Oct 10 at 11:15 A.M. .You will have 45min-1hour.
Where: 1490 Youville Drive, Hall A (first door on the left when you enter by
the front entrance)

Why: A paint nite for the client. They have done that in the past and enjoy
it. In the past we were able to have a free workshop.
The clients really enjoy mixed media projects so we could do that. But we
are happy to try anything. Please bear in mind we will need more time to
complete the steps so a painting with fewer steps would work better for us.
Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
Acquired Brain Injury Day Program
Recreation, Cultural and Facility Services City Wide Inclusive Recreation
Unit
Please email Lindy at lindycousineau@rogers.com to volunteer.

5. Member's Announcement


Arteast member Maryse Legault will be hosting a mixed media painting evening in French at MIFO.

Date :Vendredi le 28 septembre 2018 - 19 h 30
Lieu : MIFO Centre culturel d’Orléans – Salle Lyla-Côté
Tarif : 35 $ membre 40 $ invité
Billet via : http://mifo.ca/event/peinture-nocturne-18/

Sur une période d’environ deux heures, vous créerez une œuvre en suivant les directives, étape par étape, de l’artiste peintre Maryse Legault accompagnée de Josée De Meo. À la fin de l’atelier, vous serez surpris de VOS talents d’artiste! Nous fournissons tout le matériel nécessaire : toile, peinture et pinceaux.

Venez avec vos amis, détendez-vous et laissez-vous aller, nous réveillerons le Picasso en vous!

Ce mois-ci, le secteur des activités récréatives vous propose d’apprendre une nouvelle technique : le mix-media. Comme son nom l’indique, il s’agit d’une combinaison de techniques : collage et peinture.

Pour cet atelier, l’artiste fournira le masque fait de plâtre ainsi que tous les autres matériaux nécessaires. Vous pouvez apporter des boutons, des dentelles, des tissus clairs.

Questions you may contact me at 613-590-7627 or email me at josiedemeo@bell.


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Workshop for Arteast Members at Da Artisti Studio & Gallery
Learn how to create color, depth, and translucency in fused glass paintings. This two day (3 hours each day) workshop is ideal for those who have knowledge of colour theory, design and have experience painting and want to try a new original medium.

During this workshop, each participant will create a 5” X 11” three layer fused glass art work using special enamel paints.  Participants will be able to create a totally original work from their own source material or use templates that will still produce work unique to the individual.

Painting experience is required. All materials are included. $85+HST/person.
Which days would you be interested in attending
- October 5: 6-9pm
- October 12: 6-9pm
OR
- October 4: 6-9pm
- October 11: 6-9pm



6.  Misc News


Call to Artists, "Tones" is an art exhibit of Art Inspired by Music,
Most artist tend to create to with music playing in the studio, so why not take it to the next level.
Artists pick a song, create an original 2D work, inspired by said music and provide a YouTube link so we can display it with the art. Views can then use their phones via QR Code to listen to the music as they view the work with the use of their phones headphones. (Not provided)
Each work must be:
* no larger then 24x24,
* dry and ready to hang with wire and D rings.
* any work not ready to hang will be charged a $5.00 hanging fee.

*As Atomic Rooster is a restaurant we reserve the right to reject any works found to be inappropriate.

Important dates
*Drop off date/deadline
Tuesday November 20th 6-8pm
*Work will be on display
Tuesday, November 27th until December 18th, 2018.
*Official opening party on
Tuesday December 4th from 7-10pm

Should you any questions
Please contact Peter Purdy curator at Atomic Rooster
peter@atomicrooster.ca


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New York City Art Tour
Contemporary Art

Art Museums | Chelsea galleries from $645
March 21-24, 2019 (4 days-3 nights)

Bus Tour from Ottawa to New York City (and pick-up location for participants from Kingston and Toronto)

Every March since 1993, we have been offering New York City Art Tour or New York Art Trip, a bus tour from Ottawa to New York City devoted to art museums and galleries and open to everyone, from art students of all levels to art lovers and lifelong learners. We offer accommodations in Midtown Manhattan, a flexible schedule, the opportunity to travel with a group of like-minded adults and the services of an art historian on board. New York Art Trip is so popular that we have a return rate of 76%.

Our annual bus art trip to New York City from Ottawa takes place during the second or third week of March, when New York offers a marvelous array of exhibits ranging from classical art and modern art to the contemporary and the “very now”! Our trip lasts three nights and four days, leaving on Thursday early morning and returning on Sunday night. Our bus tour to New York City departs from Ottawa; and just before crossing the border, we stop at a parking lot located a few meters from the Thousand Islands Tax & Duty Free Store in Lansdowne, Ontario to pick-up our participants from Kingston and Toronto.

Price includes:

* three nights in a beautifully located hotel in
Midtown Manhattan (Hilton Garden Inn 53rd St.)
* transportation Ottawa-New York-Ottawa
* transportation to all museums and sites on schedule
* fully escorted by a qualified art historian
* meeting before departure with an art talk

For more information:  https://www.walkthearts.com/_art_tours/art_tour_new_york.shtml


7. Arts Network Ottawa



2018/07/16

Spring/Summer 2018 Communiqué; AJAE; St Laurent Complex Exhibit; Member's Announcement

1. Spring/Summer 2018 Communiqué


The Spring/Summer 2018 Communiqué is now available online at http://arteastottawa.com/newsletter.php

If you do not wish to receive a printed copy, please e-mail: editor.arteastottawa@gmail.com



2. Arteast Juried Awards Exhibition 2018 / Exposition d'art par jury pour prix 2018


Call for artists 

The 37th Annual Arteast Juried Awards Exhibition will be held at St Laurent Complex, 525 Côté Street, Ottawa K1K 0Z8 from Sunday September 16th, 2018, through Wednesday, November 21st, 2018.

The "Rules of the Exhibition" and the "Registration Form" are inserted in the summer issue of the "Communiqué" and can also be found on the Arteast web site at www.arteastottawa.com

Online registration in English:  https://goo.gl/forms/vOWhiemxEzEGfZsW2

Please, note the following:
  • The Arteast Juried Awards Exhibition is open to all paid members.
  • If you don't remember your membership expiry date contact the Treasurer at treasurer.arteast@gmail.com. Mail your membership fees to Arteast, 245 Centrum. Suite 260, Box 5, Orleans, ON K1E 0A1. 
  • This year, the registration is online only and must be submitted by Saturday, Sept 1st, 2018). Contact Cheryl at 613-824-7835 should you require assistance.
  • Artists will receive an electronic acknowledgement upon receipt of their application.
  • The number of artworks has been limited to one per artist due to the space restrictions.
  • Bring your signed 'hard copy' of the registration form and submission fee to the drop off.
  • The drop-off on Saturday, Sept. 15th, between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM at the St. Laurent Complex. There will be signs directing artists. 
  • Refer to the attached "Rules" for more details.
  • Please send your photo in jpeg format if you would like your work to be considered for the AJAE invitation design ajae@arteastottawa.com.
  • All sales will be coordinated by Arteast on takedown day, Thursday, November 22nd, 2018

Last year's exhibition was a great success due to the number of participating artists and the quality of the artwork. Let's have an even greater show this year!

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Invitation aux artistes

La 37ième exposition d'art annuelle par jury pour prix aura lieu au Complexe St-Laurent, 525 rue Côté, Ottawa K1K 0Z8, le dimanche 16 septembre jusqu'au mercredi 21 novembre 2018.

Les règlements de l'exposition et le formulaire d'inscription se retrouvent dans le "Communiqué" d'été et se trouvent aussi sur le site web d'Arteast. www.arteastottawa.com

Inscription en ligne en français: https://goo.gl/forms/vOWhiemxEzEGfZsW2

Notez ceci :
  • L'exposition d'art annuelle d'Arteast par jury pour prix est ouverte à tous les membres (adhésion payée)
  • Si vous désirez vérifier la date d'expiration de votre carte de membre, contactez la Trésorière à : treasurer.arteast@gmail.com. Postez vos frais de membres à Arteast, 245 Centrum, Suite 260, Boîte postale 5, Orléans, ON K1E0A1.
  • Cette année l'inscription se fait en ligne et doit être reçue avant le samedi 1er septembre, 2018). Contactez Cheryl 613-824-7835.
  • Les artistes recevront un accusé de réception de leur application.
  • Dû au manque d'espace, le nombre d'oeuvres d'art est limité à une oeuvre par artiste.
  • Lors du dépôt d'oeuvre, apportez votre formulaire d'enregistrement et votre paiement.
  • Le dépôt des oeuvres sera le samedi 15 septembre entre 09h et 10h au Complexe St-Laurent. Il y aura des affiches pour diriger les artistes.
  • Pour plus de détails, référez aux règlements ci-inclus.
  • Veuillez fournir une photo (jpeg) de votre oeuvre si vous désirez que votre oeuvre soit considérée pour l'invitation d'AJAE à ajae@arteastottawa.com.
  • Toutes les ventes seront coordonnées par Arteast le jour de décrochage, 22 novembre 2018.

L'exposition de l'an dernier a été un grand succès grâce aux nombreux artistes participants et à la qualité de leurs oeuvres. En espérant la même qualité d'exposition pour cette année!



3. St Laurent Complex Exhibit


The new exhibit at the St Laurent complex showcases the works of Jacinta Aungier, Beata Jakubek,Claire Ouseley and Elisabeth Baechlin. This exhibit runs till September 13, 2018






3. Member's Announcement

Christine Lenoir Godin is giving a workshop July 22 from 1 to 3 pm at Arbor Gallery.


4. Arts Network Ottawa (formerly AOE)


5. Sponsor News