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The Art Guild at Fairfield Glade “Visual Arts: Teach, Learn & Inspire” (Issue 306) Mailing Address: 451 Lakeview Drive Fairfield Glade, TN 38558 Phone: 931-707-7249
Email address: [email protected] Website address: www.artguildfairfieldglade.net
BUILDING HOURS FOR PUBLIC ACCESS WINTER HOURS: Dec. 24 – Feb. 29 ♦ Mon – Sat ♦ 10A-2P ♦CLOSED: All Sundays, plus Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas
& New Year’s Days. Open regular hours for all other holidays.
MEETINGS At the PCAC - Plateau Creative Arts Center BOARD MEETING:Wed, Feb 12 @ 9:30 AM POTLUCK BREAKFAST:Tues, Feb 18 @ 9:30 AM
SAVE THE DATE
Feb 7 Fun & Wine Friday 5-7 PM F. Art / Kay & Julie Ness
Feb 18 12th
ANN. POTLUCK BREAKFAST
March 6 Fun & Wine Friday 5-7 PM F. Art/ John Michael
March 27 CHILI SUPPER FUNDRAISER 4-6 PM
April 3 SPRING ART SHOW (April 3 – April 30)
May 1 Fun & Wine Friday 5-7 PM F. Art / HS Students
June 5 Fun & Wine Friday 5-7 PM F. Art / Susan Kubak
June 13 & 14 ART IN THE PARK
July 3 Fun & Wine Friday 5-7 PM F. Art / K Murray & D Kersh
July 17 GOLF TOURNAMENT
August 7 JUDGED & JURIED (Aug 7 – Sept 3)
September 4 Fun & Wine Friday 5-7 PM F. Art / Mary Bell
October 2 Fun &Wine Friday 5-7 P F. Art /Annette & Al Hansen
November 6 FALL SHOW (Nov 6 – Dec 3)
November 11 TRUSTEE BREAKFAST
December 4 Fun & Wine Friday 5-7 PM
FIBER ART EXHIBIT (Dec 4–Jan 6, 2021)
December 15 HOLIDAY LUNCHEON
FEBRUARY DISPLAY IN/ OUT
Thursday, February 6 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM FEBRUARY ART HANGING DAY Friday, February 7 10:00 AM -
“FUN & WINE FRIDAY” Friday, February 7 5:00 - 7:00 PM
MARCH DISPLAY IN/ OUT
Thursday, March 5 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
MARCH ART HANGING DAY Friday, March 6 9:00 AM -
“FUN & WINE FRIDAY”
Friday, March 6 5:00 - 7:00 PM
If you have any questions, please contact: Vera Bogle @ 931-337-2180,
Twyla Marti @ 602-791-5815 OR Michalanne Sloan @ 559-977- 4703.
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The Art Guild at Fairfield Glade is a not-for-profit 501c (3) organization and an equal opportunity provider.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Save the Date….. 1 Board & Committee Notes… 3-5
Classes & Workshops... 2- 3 Membership News & Info…5-6
Exhibits & Shows…. 3 Feb / March Calendar…attached
NOTE TO MEMBERS: Be sure to visit the Art Guild’s
website for more class information, details and photos.
www.artguildfairfieldglade.net If you have any ideas for website improvement, please contact Marilyne Bartos, webmaster, or place your idea in the Suggestion Box. STAINED GLASS: with Sara Senft (4-day session) DATES: Thursdays – February 6, 13, 20 & 27
TIME: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
COST: $120 / Members $140 / Guests
HEART EARRINGS: with Susan Smathers DATE: Friday – February 7
TIME: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
COST: $20 / Members $25 / Guests Materials fee $5.
FEBRUARY - NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION: Friday, February 7 @ 1 – 3 PM in Library Pam W
HOMESCHOOL CLASSES: 2nd Thursday of the month Thurs, Feb. 13 @ 1 – 2 P Rosemary Wawro “Mondrian Art”
BASIC ARTiE TRAINING (short for ART in Electronics):
with John Hufford You must register for this class. DATE: Friday – February 14
TIME: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
COST: Class is free-of-charge / Members Only
CUMBERLAND MTN. BOYS: 3rd Thursday / month Thursday, February 20 @ 12:30 – 2 PM
FEBRUARY - NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION: Friday, February 21 @ 10 AM – 12 PM in Library Pam W
MARCH - NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION: March 6 @ 1 – 3 PM in Library Pam W
HOMESCHOOL CLASSES: 2nd Thursday of the month Thurs, March 12 @ 1 – 2 P Cynthia Woodlee “Color Theory”
BASIC ARTiE TRAINING (short for ART in Electronics):
with John Hufford You must register for this class. DATE: Friday – March 13
TIME: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
COST: Class is free-of-charge / Members Only
BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY: with Bob Stephenson DATE: Tuesday – March 17 TIME: 12:00 AM - 2:00 PM COST: $20 / Members $25/ Guests Bring a picture of what you would like to take a picture of.
FOUNDATIONAL CHAINMAIL JEWELRY:
with George Gallant DATE: Thursday, March 19
TIME: 1PM - 4PM
COST: $30 / Members $35 / Guests Materials fee $40 Class limit: 3 - 6 students max.
CUMBERLAND MTN. BOYS: 3rd Thursday / month Thursday, March 19 @ 12:30 – 2 PM @ CMB School
ACRYLICS with JoAnne Hickey: DATE: Friday – March 20
TIME: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
COST: $30 / Members $35 / Guests
MARCH - NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION: Friday, March 20 @ 10 AM – 12 PM in Library Pam W
THREAD ART: with Jane Tavernier DATE: Tuesday – March 31 TIME: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
COST: $30 / Members $35 / Guests
JEANS & T-SHIRT PEARL BRACELET: with Sharon Gruenhagen DATE: Wednesday – April 8
TIME: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM COST: $30 / Members $35 / Guests Materials fee $15. Class limit: 5 - 12 students max.
HOMESCHOOL CLASSES: 2nd Thursday of the month Thurs, April 9 @ 1 – 2 P TBA “Weaving”
BASIC ARTiE TRAINING (short for ART in Electronics):
with John Hufford You must register for this class. DATE: Thursday – April 9
TIME: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
COST: Class is free-of-charge / Members Only
PAINT ALONG WITH SAM: with Sam Hill DATE: Tuesday – April 14
TIME: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
COST: $20 / Members $25 / Guests Bring your own watercolor supplies. See website for details.
SEMI-PRECIOUS STONE/WIRED BRACELET: with Sharon Gruenhagen DATE: Thursday – April 16
TIME: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
COST: $30 / Members $35 / Guests Materials fee $15. Class limit: 5 - 12 students max.
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The Art Guild at Fairfield Glade is a not-for-profit 501c (3) organization and an equal opportunity provider.
CUMBERLAND MTN. BOYS: 3rd Thursday / month Thursday April 16 @ 12:30 – 2 PM @ CMB School
APRIL - NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION: Friday, April 17 @ 10 AM – 12 PM in Library Pam W
APRIL - NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION: Friday, April 24 @ 1 PM – 3 PM in Library Pam W
OPEN STUDIO: WINTER HOURS: 10AM - 2PM Did you know? Every Monday, a small group of merry artists,
meet up for Open Studio. These members represent a wide
variety of art mediums and training. You are welcome to
become a part of the offering and enjoy laughter, support and
empowerment.
Studio use is FREE to members and $5.00 for non-members.
There is no scheduled teacher to help with your project, but
feel free to get your friends together for fun & art in the studio. SMORGASBORD OF ARTS & CRAFTS: 10A - 12P DATE: 1st Tuesday of the month ♦ February 4
“Watercolor Landscape” with Charlene Lehto ♦ March 3 “Tea Bag Folding” with Linda Farber ♦ April 7 “Color Theory” with Cynthia Woodlee ♦
PROJECT DISCUSSION: 12 - 2P Artwork Review Session DATE: 3rd Wednesday every other month with John Anderson ♦ March 18 ♦ May 20 ♦ July 15 LIFE DRAWING: 12 - 2 PM 4th Wednesday/month
Would you like to be a model for our sessions?
Please contact: Ellen Sebby @ 224-402-1845 ♦ February 26 – Model – Cindy Howson ♦ March 25 – Model – Jessica Schatz
♦ April 22 – Model – Paul Howson COST: $5 model fee to the Host
Take advantage of this opportunity to improve your ability to
articulate what you see. Facilitator: Dena Whitener FEBRUARY/DISPLAY CHANGE: See page 1 FEBRUARY FEATURED ARTISTS:
Kay & Julie Ness
They will also be holding a book signing & selling during
Fun Friday for children’s book, I WANT A GREEN THUMB . Written by Kay & illustrated by Julie Ness.
PROGRESSIVE SAVINGS BANK: February Daniel Wicker GOOD SAMARITANS: January& February
Donna Slinkard LETTER FROM YOUR NEW PRESIDENT: Dear Friends and Members, Here we are at the shortest month of the year and according to one almanac it is the last of the winter months. We should tell our Montana friends this, as for them it might be May. Anyway, although it is a short month the days are getting longer and I am sure that many of us are working on our Spring Show projects. Also, this month we don’t have a regular meeting but we do have a fun breakfast where everyone will bring something to share. What a fun time. See you in March.
Deanna Deanna Magdich, President
MEMBER SERVICES: Pam W. & Cindy H. ►WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!
Jean and Ron Burchette Patty Burger Paul Howson
Bill Hutton Judi Miller Ron Varcak Maria Whitt NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION WITH Pam W. NEXT ONE IS… FEB.7 @ 1-3P OR FEB.21 @ 10-12P Please contact Pam to RSVP @
[email protected] or 423-653-8868. GALLERY/EXHIBITS COMMITTEE: Vera B, Twyla M ►2020 MEMBER THEMED EXHIBITS:
Open to all Art Guild members, no additional entry fees. Themed art exhibits are a great way to get a range of artists
from the local community / guild to exhibit their work together.
Not only does it provide established artists with an event to
present their work, but it also gives up-and-coming artists the opportunity to enter the art world.
JUNE 2020 – MEMBER’S MOSAIC Artwork created on 4”x4” (¾” or 1 3/8” depth) stretched cotton /
linen wrapped canvas in any medium. The 4x4 inch canvases will be displayed together to create a mosaic artwork. Mosaic is
a picture or pattern produced by arranging together small
colored pieces of material. Canvases will be affixed to the
gallery wall with Velcro, provided by the exhibits committee.
Members provide their own canvas. Limit one canvas per
member. Member’s Mosaic entries are exempted from sales,
display limits, and the gallery wire requirement.
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The Art Guild at Fairfield Glade is a not-for-profit 501c (3) organization and an equal opportunity provider.
JULY 2020 – PATRIOTIC - having or expressing devotion
to and vigorous support for one's country. This theme
incorporates artwork (in any medium) that is inspired by your
country. National colors, icons and flag could be used as
inspiration. Cultural identification could also be an excellent
starting point. SEPT 2020 – WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE CENTENNIAL -
This theme incorporates artwork (in any medium) that is
inspired by the 100th anniversary of Women’s Suffrage (right to
vote). Passed by Congress June 4, 1919, and ratified on August
18, 1920, the 19th amendment granted women the right to vote.
Achieving this milestone required a lengthy and difficult
struggle; victory took decades of agitation and protest. Themed Exhibits will be on display for one month only. One
wall of the large gallery with accompanying floor space and a
designated glass display case or a portion of a wall, floor, & case
will be reserved to display the Themed Exhibits. Gallery space
will be determined by the number of submissions. Themed
Exhibits will follow all Gallery Display Guidelines including
monthly display limits and the normal gallery artwork in/out
schedule. Monthly display limits: Members may exhibit up to 5 pieces of
artwork depending on the size measurements, including the
frame, measurements equal the top and one side of the frame.
ONE LARGE 51”- 72”, TWO MEDIUM 50”- 25” AND TWO
SMALL UP TO 24”. WAYS & MEANS : John A. & Karin H. FOOD CITY COMMUNITY CASH PROGRAM: John A. will be selling FOOD CITY CASH CARDS at all board
and membership meetings and at First Friday’s. Checks should
be made out to the Art Guild. See page 6 for more information.
Also check out WALLGREENS special day for the AG!
OUTREACH COORDINATORS: Rosemary & Patty CHILDREN’S OUTREACH: Rosemary W. We are looking for instructors to teach our Cumberland
Mountain School Boys for a 90-minute class once monthly in
February through May. Topics that may interest the boys are
printmaking (we have brayers), rustic wall art, dragon art, sports
art, as well as basic drawing skills, acrylics, watercolor and
colored pencil art. Also, 2020 College Scholarship Applications for graduating
seniors have been distributed to the two Crossville High School
counselors as well as applications available behind Host desk.
The deadline for returning applications to the Art Guild is March
15, 2020. For further information on either of the above topics,
please contact Rosemary Wawro. SENIOR ADULT OUTREACH: Patty H. The Senior Outreach is starting off well. The classes will be the
last Friday of each month. Currently the schedule runs from
January to August. The salary for each teacher is $15 per
participant which includes all materials. Classes must have at
least four participants and no more than fifteen. Pre registration
is required by calling Fair Park Senior Center @ (931) 484-0479.
Looking ahead-- January – Cindy Howson, February – Pat
Bachor, March – Cindy Woodlee, April – Pam Woodhouse,
June – Michalanne Sloan, July – Vera Bogle, August – Jane
Tavernier. We still have an opening for May. If you have an
interest in teaching, please contact me @ (407) 350-6160. We are looking for additional funds, so we can offer more
classes. Fundraising ideas? Please let me know. COMMUNITY OUTREACH: Billie Faye It’s February and in 5 months it will be June! That means it will
be time for our 7th Annual “ART IN THE PARK”! Trust me, it is not too early to start planning for your booth, and your
creations of one-of-a-kind art to offer for sale. Dates are
Saturday, June 13, and Sunday, June 14th. Booth applications
will be available behind the hostess desk in a purple folder.
starting Saturday Feb. 8th. I am hosting that day, and will be
available if you have any questions, or wish to sign up early!
Happy Valentine’s Day everybody, share the love!
Billie Faye Brannon, Event Chair 931.788.6444
PROMOTION & PUBLICITY : Jane H. & Linda C. ►The Publicity Committee has changed leadership with Linda
Carr and Jane Harding as Co-coordinators. This change builds
on a solid group of writers who have continued to perform in
2020. The Committee recently met at Linda's home to socialize and to determine priorities. Most writers will continue the
duties they did in 2019 with the exception of Pat Freed. Pat was
the committee coordinator in 2019. She will be freed (no pun
intended) up to develop fabulous ads and posters in 2020. Since Jane will continue to post items on the Art Guild's
Facebook page, she is requesting any photos that you might take
during classes and events be forwarded on to her. The coverage
on FB continues to grow and with your help, it will go farther.
PCAC MANAGEMENT: Paul H. ► Paul Howson is now head of PCAC Management. Grounds: Howard Robb will continue in 2020 to provide the
care of the physical grounds. Sculpture Trail: Myra Tatarowicz will continue to coordinate
the sculpture trail in 2020. Jean Liberty and Paul are on the
committee. Continued work is being done to follow through
with the 2020 sculpture dedicated to children. ► We’re in the process of organizing our newly remodeled
“John Michael Kitchen”. Sign placed above kitchen entrance. WELCOME “ARTiE”: John H. Your Classroom Assistant ARTiE, short for ART In Electronics,
is an electronic whiteboard that provides many tools to enhance
teaching, learning, and presentations at the Art Guild. The class is interactive and students are encouraged to take
ARTiE for a test drive. Class size: 6-students max What can ARTiE do for you right now?
Offer a 65" viewing screen and great viewing without
distortion up to about 130 degrees! Reproduce colors and images crisply and true!
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The Art Guild at Fairfield Glade is a not-for-profit 501c (3) organization and an equal opportunity provider.
Administrative Manager: Pam Woodhouse
The Art Guild receives partial funding from
Access two system cameras, one or both at a time, to be
sure you get just the right detail at the right time.
Extreme close-ups? No problem. Bigger than life
blowups? No problem.
Stand or sit to teach while your students see everything
you are demonstrating in the correct orientation, and you can be looking at your class!
What else can ARTiE do? Once you are comfortable with
ARTiE's basics, we will teach you how to use the whiteboard
capabilities as a drawing tool, save onscreen markups, use your own PowerPoint presentations, watch videos from the internet or
a DVD, record a video, hold distance learning sessions, and so
much more.
from the ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER INTERESTING STATISTICS: Volunteer hours reported: *3,119 *HOSTS worked* 801 hours. Each host works to make every visitor welcomed, registering
participants for all classes/workshops and keeps the building
tidy for public viewing, classes, and workshops. Our host are
the heartbeat of the PCAC. Thank you, Rosie Hufford and
your amazing committee members. *Additional hours MEMBERS VOLUNTEERED to
work *2,318 hours Members on various PCAC committees from hospitality,
exhibits, outreach (children, seniors and community) PCAC
building and grounds, fundraising (chili supper, golf
tournament and auction) hospitality, etc. These hours include
the many hours spent by the board and coordinators.
Visitors in 2019 came to the PCAC from: 45 States, except HI, ID, WV, UT & ND. 4 Foreign Countries: Canada, Germany, South Africa & China 60 TN municipalities: Alcoa, Allgood, Ashland City, Athens,
Baxter, Bean Station, Bell Buckle, Brentwood, Bristol, Calhoun,
Chattanooga, Carthage, Charleston, Cleveland, Clinton,
Cookeville, Dandridge, Dayton, Ducktown, Dunlap, Estill
Springs, Farragut, Franklin, Friendship, Gainesboro, Gatlinburg,
Germantown, Granger, Harriman, Jackson, Jamestown, Jasper,
Kingsport, Knoxville, LaFollette, Lebanon, Lenoir City, Lookout Mountain, Lynchburg, Maryville, Monteagle, Mount
Juliet, Nashville, Norris, Oak Ridge, Pigeon Forge, Pikeville,
Pittman Center, Red Bank, Rocky Top, Signal Mountain, Soddy
Daisy, South Pittsburg, Spencer, Sweetwater, Tellico Plains,
Tullahoma, Walden, Wartburg and Whitwell
Visits initiated by: Wyndham Check-In 399 Newspaper 87
Friends / Member 609 Signs 143
Brochure 131 Website 92 Thank you for all of your time, energy, and support.
We are truly blessed to have each and every member. Pam Woodhouse Administrative Manager
PCAC INCLEMET WEATHER CLOSING: When there is bad weather in the Glade, the PCAC will be
closed under the following circumstances:
* The Fairfield Glade Community Center has closed - you
will be notified via email sent by the FG Administration.
* and if the PCAC parking lot has not been plowed.
** Hosts - if inclement weather occurs during your shift, please
use your best judgment in regards to closing early. First and
foremost is your safety! Please stay safe this winter season. PLEASE KEEP THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS &
THEIR FAMILIES IN YOUR THOUGHTS & PRAYERS
Jane & Steve Harding, for the loss of their sweet grandson, Eli. Sheryl Reeser Debe Hinterman Sally Necktaval
Peace & Love to you all…
SUNSHINE LADY: Pat B.
Please contact Pat if you know any of our members in need of a
“good wish” card
2020 EXECUTIVE BOARD President: Deanna Magdich
Vice President: Cindy Howson
Treasurer: Dawn Robb
Secretary: Jane Harding
COMMITTEE COORDINATORS
Exhibits& Shows: Vera Bogle,
Twyla Marti and Michalanne Sloan
Outreach Services: Children: Rosemary Wawro
Senior Adults: Patty Hargrove
Community: Billie Faye Brannon
Creative Development: Ellen Sebby and Sandy Orvec
Ways and Means: John Anderson
PCAC Management: Paul Howson
Promotion & Publicity: Jane Harding and Linda Carr
Member SVS: Pam Woodhouse
NEW CONTACT INFO FOR MEMBERS: Refer to the website (member sec) for address & phone changes.
Members: Be sure to notify committee chairpersons of any changes.
If you have information for the March issue, PLEASE
email Heidi Dagg, the editor, by February 21 . Send
to: [email protected].
If your contact information changes or you have
information for the website, please contact John Hufford at [email protected].
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The Art Guild at Fairfield Glade is a not-for-profit 501c (3) organization and an equal opportunity provider.
Remembering Joe Macpherson By Charlotte Plummer
My good friend Joe Macpherson
passed away on January 4, 2020,
at his home, with his loving daughter
Molly at his side. Joe was 95 years old and had packed a lot of living into those
years. We met four years ago when Joe joined the Art Guild, and
it’s been my privilege to know him ever since. Even though he was
not an artist, Joe enjoyed and appreciated all types of art displayed
at the Plateau Creative Arts Center. He also enjoyed the AG
members and was friendly to all. You may remember when Joe received a “Quilt of Valor” at the
AG in 2016. The Quilt was presented to Joe by the Fantastic
Quilters of FFG and QOV, as a tangible way for all of us to say
“thank you for your service, sacrifice, and valor.” Joe Macpherson
served, protected and defended our country during two wars. His
first wartime tour of duty was in Europe
during WWII as part of the 25th
Cavalry (reconnaissance)
Squadron that led Patton’s famed 4th
Armored Division through
critical battles, including several in Alsace Lorraine and the Battle
ofthe Bulge in Bastogne, Belgium. Later, Joe went back into
service in the Korean War as a Tank Platoon Leader. He was a
true Patriot! I was always fascinated with Joe’s tales of the extraordinary events
in his life. Joe's wonderful intellect led him to earn several
university degrees in Business Education (BS), Library Science
(MLS) and History (MA & PhD). For several years Joe taught at
various universities throughout the U.S. It was amazing to learn
that he was a Fulbright Scholar, which allowed him to travel
the world. What a meaningful life he led! In addition, Joe was
kind person and a joy to know.
Appreciation Day for the Art Guild at
Fairfield Glade
25 % off all Walgreen Brand products
15 % off most other items in the store
Checkout at the cosmetic counter only and our amazing Guild
member Cynthia Woodlee will help you with your discount and purchase. Look for balloons!
FOOD CITY COMMUNITY CASH is partnering
with the Art Guild at Fairfield Glade
Who: Food City Customers (don’t have to be an Art
Guild member)
How: Purchase a special cash card from the AG for
100.00 to use at Food City for (groceries, gas and/or
prescriptions.) Where: Special Cash Cards can be used at any Food City
(even outside our area.) Cash or Check, only When: John Anderson* will be the only point of contact
for the puchase of these special gift cards. You can not buy
them at the store. John will be available at First Friday,
board and Member meetings and during Project
Discussion(bi monthly 3rd Wednesday. Why: For every $ 100 special cash card purchased, the
Art Guild receives $ 5.00 (5%.) These funds will assist the
Guild to increase outreach & further support the creative
arts, in our area. Contact: To purchase cards: Contact *John Anderson at
931-484152 or [email protected]
Any questions about the program, please contact
Pam Woodhouse @ 423-653-8868 or
