Janet Tucker The SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild would like to thank everyone who came out and supported the artists and made our October fine art show a huge success. We simply couldn’t do this without the support of so many SaddleBrooke art patrons. Now the Guild is hard at work making sure we have an…
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Generals, October 2015
It’s October…welcome back snowbirds…just in time for the Fine Arts Guild Show
Janet Tucker While the SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild has been hard at work preparing a fall class line up, we are also preparing for our end of October Fine Art Show. This year the show features painters along with ceramic artists, glass artists, fabric artists, mixed media artists and gourd artists. Don’t miss it (see…
Features, October 2015
Artist of The Month
Jacqueline Cohen Often talent runs in families. For Kathy Borchert this belief holds true within her close-knit family of gifted artists. With an aunt who is a recognized painter and an adored cousin who teaches junior college art and is a master watercolorist, Kathy’s creativity was encouraged from an early age. Born in Humboldt, Tennessee,…
Clubs & Classes, September 2015
Is it September already?
Janet Tucker The SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild has been hard at work preparing a fall class line up that is sure to have something for everyone. Remember, you do not have to be a SaddleBrooke Art Guild member to sign up and take classes. Our classes this fall feature collage, photography, colored pencil and drawing…
Clubs & Classes, August 2015
Hello, August!
Janet Tucker The hot summer is starting to wind down and we’re waiting for the cooling monsoon rains. If you’re an experienced watercolorist of intermediate or advanced skill, come join Mary Bubla in her innovative Pouring Class. The summer class schedule is listed below and more information can be found about Mary’s class on our…
Features, August 2015
Artist of the Month: Harry Huizinga
Jacqueline Cohen To see like an artist is a powerful talent. Artists look with the same camera-type eyes as the rest of us but often process images differently. Artists see leaves and also patterns, lights, shadows, spaces and more. Harry Huizinga has spent years learning to see like an artist and interpreting what he sees…
Front Page, July 2015
It’s getting hot outside!
Janet Tucker It’s heating up outside so come inside with your favorite Art Guild members and spend some time learning a new skill, working with a new medium or just meeting new folks. You do not have to be an artist. These summer classes are designed to be fun and easy. These mini classes are…
Clubs & Classes, June 2015
Summertime fun!
Clubs & Classes, May 2015
School’s out for summer
Janet Tucker Who remembers Alice Cooper’s great summer anthem? I may not have been a wild Alice Cooper fan, but I have always liked that song. So here we are in the delightful month of May, watching the flowers bloom and making summer plans. The summer time is great time to take advantage of the…
Features, May 2015
Artist of the Month: Fred Taylor
Jacqueline Cohen Fred Taylor’s life has been a series of challenges. Perhaps because of them, the strong images, construction, brisk brushstrokes and vivid colors within his sculptures, mixed media and paintings tell introspective stories. Born near Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Virginia, Fred’s father George was an admiral’s marine guard during World War II. After the…