Let's Do The Bunny Shop Hop !!
Theda Rhea Pastel Portrait
Workshop in Raymondville, TX
Jim Stokes, Friend of the Arts
2009
A Mighty Good Year for FALCC Art!
FALCC Artists at The Ballinger Mid-Texas Miniature Show
FALCC Artists at The Ballinger
Mid-Texas Miniature Show
Coleman Artists participate in Abilene Paint-Out
3/18/2009
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Young Navajo Cowboy |
Texas Longhorn and Texas Blue Bunnies Hang Out |
FALCC members, Sherrell Hazlewood and Theda Rhea, participated in a 2-hr. quick draw at Abilene's Hilton Gardens Friday, on March 6. The event was sponsored by the Texas division of Holistic Management International, an international ranching organization. Some 200 members of the audience enjoyed dinner and an interesting presentation by Author, Elmer Kelton, as they watched Theda, Sherrell, Paul Friske, Lee Ann Goode and an acrylic artist from Colorado City produce paintings for auction. Theda’s 15”X”11” pastel painting featured a young Navajo Cowboy. SLH produced a 9”X12” acrylic painting entitled “Texas Blue Bunnies Hang Out with a Visiting Texas Longhorn.
Marian Johnson,
Falcc, Publicity
YAS Youth Art Show
February 3, 2009
Fine Arts League Members in Brownwood Stars of Texas
Juried Art Show
From Left to Right: Ted & Martha Shelton, Theda Rhea , Marian Johnson,
Sharon Dick, and Sherrell Hazlewood
Photo Courtesy Marian Johnson
Five member of the Fine Arts League of Coleman County, were juried into the 2009 Brownwood Stars Juried Show. Those FALCC members being juried into the show are: Bill Shields, Oil; Sharon Dick, Pastel; Sher Dunaway, Photography (2);Theda Rhea, Oil (2); Marian Johnson, charcoal. The annual event is held in the Old Depot/Chamber of Commerce building. The building is spacious and well lighted for all types of art work. The Show accepts work in 2D as well as 3D.
There were 340 entries from 48 Texas cities for the 2009 event, of which 126 were chosen by the Juror to hang until Saturday February 21 noon. The Awards/Reception was attended by members of the Fine Arts League of Coleman at the Depot on February 7. Members attending were Ted & Martha Shelton, Theda Rhea and Sherrell Hazlewood, Sharon Dick, Marian Johnson,
Sher and Bill Dunaway.
From Monday, Feb. 9th through Fri. Feb. 20, there will be 3 different artists each day demonstrating. Media will include stained glass, pottery, jewelry making, sewing machine embroidery, collage-making, photography, graphic art, basket weaving, spinning yarn on wheel, clay, pastels, acrylic wildflowers, drawing, oils. The special, fun feature – the “Paint-Off” will be held February 14.
For more information on the Stars show visit their website at
www.starsoftexasjuriedartexhibit.com
email: fineartsleague@yahoo.com
Marian Johnson,
Falcc Publicity
Sherrell Hazlewood January
Program
FALCC Member Adam Sparkman
Making Art for Breast Cancer Research
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Mini Christmas Trees 6th Annual
FALCC Member Sher Dunaway
in Graham Photo Exhibit
Danna DawsDanna Dawson November
Program on November
B Lancton Demo September
Millie Martin, 2008 FALCC President, and Show Co-Chairpersons
Kathy Andrews and Kay Mitchell
Presenting the 2008 Fiesta Awards
FALCC Member Adam Sparkman
ThAdam has worked for Kroger Grocery in College Station
for the past two years sacking groceries, etc.
When the management saw his painting and read the story of "My Ladies and the Rose",
they asked him to help the breast cancer campaign by selling prints of his paintings
for at least $10.00 each, and whatever else buyers wanted to donate.
Each weekend in October he sold over $100.00 worth and it all went to the fund.
Adam, of course, is very proud of it and glad to help the fund.
“La Cruz Sagrada”
Mixed Media
by Sher Dunaway
A depiction of the Sacred Cross at
the historic Santuario de Chimayo, or chapel,
in the village of Chimayo, New Mexico.
SHER DUNAWAY’S mixed media painting, “La Cruz Sagrada” has been accepted into the 12th Annual Rio Brazos Art Exhibition in Grandbury, Texas. “La Cruz Sagrada” is a depiction of the Sacred Cross at the historic Santuario de Chimayo, or chapel, in the village of Chimayo, New Mexico. The historic chapel is known as the “Lourdes of America,” which many people believe the sand within the chapel has healing powers.
The Rio Brazos Exhibition opening reception and awards presentation is Sunday, October 12, 2008, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in Tarleton State University’s Langdon Center Concert Hall, 308 E. Pearl St., Grandbury, Texas.
In Coleman, Sher is a member of the, Fine Arts League, Town and Country Garden Club, Hospital Auxiliary, and the Circle C Cattlewomen.
The Rio Brazos Art Exhibition will continue through Sunday, October 26.
12th Annual Rio Brazos Art Exhibition
Grandbury, Texas
Kathy Andrews , Chairperson of Heratige Hall,
and
Artist and Teacher Ginger Test
Shown at Heratige Hall's Exhibit of Ginger's Work
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A Special Exhibition for the art of Theda Rhea and Sherrell Hazlewood, was sponsored by Coleman Museum at Heritage Hall 400 W. College. The event was September 13-15, 2007. 2-6 Thursday and Friday with reception Saturday 1-4pm. It was a first for the artist-team to exhibit together. You can still purchase a collectible poster from the exhibit benefiting the Museum at Heratige Hall. |
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"Bodaciously Big Texas Blue Bunny" |
Happy youngsters who have come to watch the artists/craftsmen
demonstrating at the Dragonfly Journeys Juried Art Show
at Bill Franklin Center.
Virginia and Monroe Bethke with their purchase of the Best of Show
painting by Susan Mansell at the FLACC 2008 Juried Art Show
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FALCC President Millie Martin with the FALCC Library Mural |
Partial view of the FALCC Coleman County, Tx. Sesquicentennal Mural |
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Partial view of the FALCC Coleman County, Tx. Sesquicentennal Mural
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Partial view of the FALCC Coleman County, Tx. Sesquicentennal Mural
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The Library Project of Art Creations
by the Fine Arts League members is complete. Walls have been
decorated by FALCC members for the children who come
to enjoy the Library and its many wonderful
young-people oriented programs.
Kathy Andrews is the chair for the Library project. The
the final work was completed recently and the FALCC Mural is
on display in the library.
Website Maintained by Sherrell Hazlewood
