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Due to public health concerns about the COVID-19 virus, weekly art meet-ups are being suspended. 

We will update this information when the group meet-ups begin again.

Curry Arts and its art outreach program, Gold Beach Art Enthusiasts, have lots of art activities and opportunities planned for 2020.

Currently scheduled:

Saturday, January 18 at the Curry Public Library 10 a.m.:  a free workshop focusing on Collage and Mixed Media

 

 

FRIDAY Weekly Art Meet-Ups – Every Friday from 10am-noon at the Gold Beach Community Center.  These gatherings are a wonderful way to schedule art into your routine while meeting and sharing with other creative types. We welcome all ages and art experience levels and we work in a variety of different mediums. Bring your supplies and join us every Friday!

We are thrilled to announce that Curry Arts and its art outreach program (Gold Beach Art Enthusiasts) have been chosen as recipients of Curry County Cultural Coalition’s annual grant funding for the support of art, heritage, and humanities projects in our area. The grant funds will help us develop a variety of art workshops that highlight aspects of the cultural and natural resources of Gold Beach as our town celebrates its 130th anniversary.

Stay tuned for more details!

More information is available on the Gold Beach Art Enthusiasts Facebook page.

 

Curry Arts members Lorraine Filippone and Tammy DeLaney will have paintings on display at Chetco Community Public Library in Brookings during December and January.

Tammy will be displaying her creative and colorful plein air, equine and cattle paintings.  You can see more of Tammy’s work at http://www.curryarts.org/tammy-delaney/

Lorraine will be showing a collection of her amazing figure paintings.  You can see more of her work at http://www.lorrainefilippone.com/

This show will be part of the Brookings Art Walk, Saturday, December 14 from 3-6 p.m.

The Chetco Community Public Library is located at 405 Alder Street in Brookings.  Please see their website for hours:  http://chetcolibrary.org/

 

Julie Puz Wilson – Featured artist Curry Public Library –  September thru November

Meet the Artist Reception October 12 – 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

View the work of Curry Arts board member, Julie Puz Wilson and meet the artist on October 12 from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. There will be a Q & A session with the artist, and refreshments will be provided. This program is free and open to the public.

An artist and illustrator with a degree in zoology, Julie Puz Wilson combines her love for both art and science by creating imagery that most often depicts nature, wildlife, and “small ecological moments.” Although she has dabbled in all sorts of traditional art media, Julie has been focused on digital art and photo illustration for the last several years and has created hundreds of custom portraits and paintings for clients around the globe. She has shown and sold her traditional and digital artwork in small galleries in California and Oregon and has created pieces ranging in size from tiny locket miniatures to airplane nose art. Julie has led a nomadic life but currently resides in Gold Beach with her husband, three rescue dogs, and one ornery cat.

The art of Julie Puz Wilson will be on display September-November in the 2nd floor gallery of the library.

More of Julie’s work can be seen at http://www.curryarts.org/julie-puz-wilson/

See the Curry Public Library website for details on location and hours:  https://www.currypubliclibrary.org/

Magda Druzdzel – Featured artist at the Brian Scott Gallery – Brookings – October 2019

Gold Beach artist and Curry Arts board member, Magda Druzdzel will be the Featured Artist at the Brian Scott Gallery in Brookings for the month of October.  The gallery is located on 515 Chetco Ave in Brookings.

Magda’s work will be on display during the Brookings art walk on October 12.

You can also see Magda’s work in Brookings at Ambiance by the Sea, Home and Garden Décor, located on the corner of Willow and Hemlock, 2 blocks off the 101 Hwy.

Congratulations Magda!

 

 

Curry Arts members Pat Renner’s “Duet” and Alexandra Eyer’s “Kicking Back” watercolors are two of 64 paintings to be featured in the bi-annual 2019 Northwest Watercolor Society (NWWS) Signature Exhibition at the Washington State Convention Center July 11 through October 6.

This year’s Exhibition “exemplifies diversity and excellence of artistic expression,” according to Kristi Galindo Dyson, Signature Show chair.

Signature membership is an achievement that is earned through a high level of artistic production. All members including Alexandra and Pat have put in their ‘brush strokes.’

Artists reception and recognitions ceremony is July 13th 4:00pm to 6:00pm at the Convention Center on Level 2. Media and public are invited. Located at 705 Pike Street, Seattle, the Convention Center is open daily. For directions and parking information go to http://wscc.com/.

NWWS is an active society promoting artists with two yearly exhibitions, the International Open and Waterworks, painting opportunities and meetings open to professionals and beginners that feature demonstrations by leading artists.

Congratulations Pat and Alexandra!