NEWS NATIONAL WATERCOLOR SOCIETY SINCE 1920

Summer 20102010 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT M.E. “Mike” Bailey

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Patricia A. Allen

SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Karen Frey THIRD VICE PRESIDENT Joy Gonzalez

FOURTH VICE PRESIDENT Linda Baker

SECRETARY Julie Crouch TREASURER Alan Marriott MEMBERSHIP/COMMUNICATIONS Loa Sprung EXHIBITION DIRECTOR Nancy Shierske HISTORIAN

DIRECTOR NEWSLETTER Chris Krupinski

DIRECTOR FINANCE

DIRECTOR FUNDRAISING Carol Zink

DIRECTOR ALL MEMBER SHOW Loa Sprung

DIRECTOR BUILDING Caroline Van Winkle DEMONSTRATION FACILITATOR PRESIDENT EMERITUS Dick Cole

President’s MessAGe

Greetings!

Here it is time (Already!) for the 2010 National Exhibition! Where did the time go?

It seems as we grow as artists, painting becomes somewhat eas-ier because we have learned about how the paint behaves under

various conditions and on what surfaces our techniques appeal to us the most. As painting becomes easier, we answer to interruptions and distractions which come between our painting sessions and time seems to move faster and faster.

We, as painters, must pay close attention to the slippage of time. Deadlines come and go, workshops appear and disappear and show entries are met or missed. Frankly, I believe there is more to being a painter than going to workshops and entering shows. The true artist is always in a chase to become better and develop greater understanding. . . .no matter how skilled he or she already is. There is always a better vision waiting to show itself in paint. There are always break-throughs to be made.

NWS, exists NOT to reward the usual and commonplace. Signature membership and generous prize purses incent and encourage uniqueness and quality. Our na-tional exhibition is in place to encourage artists to reach beyond their comfort zones and stretch for the new, the creative and the untried. We want you, as painters, to un-derstand more and, in that understanding, to probe deeper into yourselves for more personal and extraordinary accomplishments. We exist to encourage and stimulate artists to become the best they can be. In short, we sponsor artistic growth.

The point about time slipping away is this: These shows seem to be closer and closer together with less painting time in between. Many of us ( including me) let time slip away and thus miss the necessary repetition of practice and trials and er-rors of painting in order to achieve that all important growth. We can read about it or watch others do it, but there is no substitute for pure repeated effort and making mistakes which help us understand more about ourselves and our art.

Think about it. Maybe you didn’t enter the 2010 exhibition . . .or, perhaps you did. Right now, this minute, make a promise to set aside time to study and paint.

Set goals and put your best efforts to work to make the new and the fresh. Wel-come failures or mistakes . . .they teach us! Paint to experiment. Paint to try the untried. Paint to see what will happen if (fill in blank). Paint! Paint! Paint!

Here’s to making your breakthroughs!

Sincerely,M.E. “Mike” Bailey, President

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T his is a banner year for the National Watercolor Soci-ety. What better way to celebrate our 90th Anniversary than having our Annual Exhibition in our very own building at 915 South Pacific Ave., San Pedro, CA. For the past several years, NWS has been making improve-ments in the building. This year with a new front fa-çade being installed, a decision was made to hold the 90th Anniversary Annual Exhibition at the National Watercolor Society Gallery. The opening reception will take place on Saturday, October 30, 2010 at 4:00 pm. The event will be marked with a ribbon cutting cer-emony, a special showing of past presidents’ paintings to honor these leaders, and a gala reception.

The 90th Annual Exhibition will run October 31 through December 11. The gallery is open Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. The 90th Annual Awards Luncheon will take place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, San Pedro, on Saturday, Oc-tober 30 at 12:30 pm. The exhibiting artists, award

winners and new NWS Signature Members will be honored at the luncheon. All past presidents will be presented with a special award to mark the 90th An-niversary of the National Watercolor Society. This will be an exciting event for all NWS members and their friends as they mark ninety years of NWS history.

In conjunction with the 90th Annual Exhibition, three demonstrations and two workshops will take place. Demonstrating will be John Salminen on Sunday, Oc-tober 31, Karen Frey on Sunday, November 7 and Ron Ranson on Sunday, November 14.

John Salminen will present a workshop October 25-29 and Ron Ranson’s workshop will be November 15 -19. These demonstrations and workshops will provide great opportunities for watercolor artists to expand their knowledge and expertise. For further informa-tion please visit the NWS website: www.nationalwa-tercolorsociety.org. Information and registration form are available on pages 8-9 of this newsletter.

90th ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION

NWS 90th Anniversary Annual Watercolor WeekendPlan to attend the NWS 90th Anniversary Annual Watercolor Weekend, October 30-31.

Start with the gala 90th Anniversary Annual Awards Luncheon at the

Crowne Plaza Hotel601 S. Palos Verdes St.San Pedro, CA

on Saturday, October 30, at 12:30pm.

Following the luncheon, the 90th Annual Exhibition will open at 4:00 pm at the

NWS Gallery915 South Pacific Ave.San Pedro, CA

Then on Sunday, October 31, join John Salminen for his demonstration at the Crown Plaza Hotel, 10am to 3pm.

A block of rooms has been reserved at a special NWS rate at the Crown Plaza.Call the Crown Plaza, (310) 519 8200 to make your reservation early.

NEW NWS ASSOCIATE MEMBERSLaura Abedlla, NY Alayne Abrahams, PA Olene Albertson, VALee Allen, WAArlynn Bloom, CACheryl Bower, TXDebbie Cannatella, TXKaren Clark, CAJames Cobren, VANancy Collins, CADon Dalton, VTDeborah Davies, CACarol Dickie, ARRichard Dutton, MOMarney-Rose Edge, CanadaLynn Ferris, MDKaren Frattali, PAMicahel Friedland, CA Caren J Gafni, CAHerlinda Rojas Giandalia, CAJenny Jensen Greenleaf, NHCasey Hanenkrat, CALinda Hawkins, FLVerna Hendricks, UT

Glenyse Henschel, CAPatricia Miller Jeffers, ILLee Choon Kee, SingaporeReveille Kennedy, COSarah Kim, ORLois King, MOCynthia Kukla, ILSun Liang, CASharon Markwardt, TXCarol Jones McDonnell, MAWesley Merritt, INDonna Morrison, FLAnita Murphy-Crisp, AZJessica Murray, D.C.Tesh Parekh, NCOwen Rath, TXMary Lee Reese, MTAnnette Salrin, OHTonye Lea Sharp, PANela Steric, CAEstelle Tuvman, CALinda Unti, CA April Waltz, WVDeborah Moss Willhite, TX

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In 1940, under president Phil Paradise’s guidance, the Cali-fornia Watercolor Society (early name of NWS) installed an exhibition numbering 202 pieces at New York’s River-side Museum. The Metropolitan Museum of art purchased nine of the paintings for their collection.

The NWS All Member Show has only one Juror/judge who must not be a NWS member. The Open NWS Exhibit held in the Fall has 3 Jurors of Selection who must be Signature members and 1 Juror of Awards who must not be a NWS member.

The NWS Newsletter is written to in-form and educate its members. We want to keep you up to date on news concerning the NWS as well as infor-mation of interest to watermedia art-ists. If you have articles that you feel would be of interest or educational to the membership, please feel free to email them to Newsletter Editor, Chris Krupinski: newsletter@nation-alwatercolorsociety.org. Please note that we are not looking for workshop announcements or show openings, but rather information that would be of in-terest to the society as a whole.

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...to NWS member achievements

Kathleen Alexander has a painting accepted into Splash 12 published by North Light Books. Linda Binek has earned signature status in the Inter-national Society of Experimental Artists (ISEA).

Francesca Brayton had a solo show of 30 paintings during the month of April at the Corner Gallery in the Huntington Beach Library, Huntington Beach, CA. Francesca had a painting selected for Splash 12 pub-lished by North Light Books.

Dan Burt, NWS won the following awards: the Er-ickson Family Award at the Signature American Wa-tercolor Exhibition, Fallbrook, CA, Feb 2010 and the Winsor-Newton Merchandise Award at the 61st An-nual Watercolor Exhibit, Rockport, TX, Feb 2010. Dan also had a solo exhibit at the 1550 Gallery, Kerrville, TX, April-May, 2010.

Anne Chaddock had two paintings selected for inclu-sion in Splash 12 published by North Light Books. She also has three paintings included in the Best of America Watermedia Artists, Volume 2. Anne won the Hopkins County Merit Second Place award from Southern Wa-tercolor Society. Pat Cook, NWS was featured in the article “What You See is What You Get” in the June issue of Water-color Artist Magazine. She also won fourth place in the Georgia Watercolor Society National Exhibition and received an Award of Distinction in the Watercolor Missouri National 2010. She is a Juror for the VMRC 2010 national all media exhibition.

Ratindra Das, NWS was an invited artist at the Shanghai Zhujiajiao International Watercolor Biennial Exhibition. He was also invited to exhibit at the 2nd In-vitational Exhibit of Contemporary International Wa-termedia Masters in May in Nanjing, China. Published in a featured article “Breaking the Rules” in the winter issue of Watercolor Magazine, and “Workshop 101” in Watercolor Artist’s April issue. Ratindra received an award in the Inaugural Signature American Watercol-or Exhibition at Fallbrook Art Center, CA. He served as Selection and Award Juror for Colorado Watercolor Society state show.

Jean Dobie, NWS was the Juror of selection and awards for the 2010 Philadelphia Water Color Society Membership Exhibition at the 4th generation Newman Galleries, Philadelphia, PA. Jean will also be the Juror for the 2011 Alabama Watercolor Society Juried Exhi-bition. Lynn Ferris, NWS will be included in Splash 12 pub-lished by North Light Books.

Diane Geoghegan, NWS won the Oliver Jochumsen Best of Show Award in the Arizona Watercolor Asso-ciation Spring Show. She also won Award of Excellence in Arizona Aqueous in Tubac, Arizona.

Mary Mariska Fulks has work included in Splash 11, New Directions published by North Light Books, and also in The Artistic Touch 4, published by Creative Art Press.

Laurel Hart, NWS received Signature membership in the American Watercolor Society this year.

Mary Higuchi had paintings selected to appear in the recent edition of Letter Arts Review: The Annual Juried Issue, Vol. 24, No. 2, 2010 and Splash ll, New Directions. Her watercolor painting will also appear in the Chris Unwin’s book series, Artistic Touch 4.

Catherine Hillis has been invited to serve as Resident Artist at Hot Springs National Park in Hot Springs, Ar-kansas, for the month of June. Catherine will also have work included in Splash 12 by North Light Books.

Robert Koch, NWS had a painting accepted into the permanent collection of Norris Gallery in St. Charles., IL.

KUDOS!!!

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Chris Krupinski, NWS received the Leadership Award in the Southern Watercolor Society 2010 Exhibition, the Watercolor Society of Alabama Award in the Geor-gia Watercolor Society 2010 Exhibition, The Alabama Power Company Award in the Watercolor Society of Alabama 2010 Exhibition (earned Gold Signature sta-tus with this show acceptance) and a merit award in the Virginia Watercolor Society 2010 Exhibition. Two of her paintings were selected as finalists in the Art Re-newal Center’s International 2009/2010 ARC Salon®. She has paintings included in the Best of America Wa-termedia Artists, Volume 2.

Jan Ledbetter, NWS received the Marilyn Saboe Me-morial Silver Medal at the Baltimore Watercolor Soci-ety Mid-Atlantic Exhibition 2010 in Baltimore, MD, a Merit Award at the 33rd Annual Watercolor Art Soci-ety of Houston International Exhibition 2010 in Hous-ton, TX, the Crittenden County Merit Award at the 33rd Annual Southern Watercolor Society Exhibition 2010 in Madisonville, KY, and Award of Distinction at the 31st Annual Virginia Watercolor Society Exhibi-tion 2010 in Glen Allen, VA. Carolyn Lord, NWS is one of eight semi-finalists in the Summer 2010 Cover Competition for American Artist Watercolor Magazine.

Kris Preslan has a painting accepted in Splash 12, published by North light Books.

Steve Rogers, NWS was awarded the Winslow Homer Award at the 34th National Exhibition of the Transpar-ent Watercolor Society of America in Kenosha, WI.

Marie Shell, NWS has work selected for the Chris Un-win series, Artistic Touch 4.

Dodi Sikevitz was awarded Third Place in both the Palm Beach Watercolor Society 27th Anniversary Open Juried Exhibition and the Women in the Visual Arts “Artistic Impressions #2”.

Nicholas Simmons won the Gold Medal in the 2010 Texas Watercolor Society Exhibition. Nicholas was the Juror of Selection for the 2010 Pennsylvania Water-color Society Exhibition.

Dashuai Sun had three works selected for Kennedy Publishing’s Best of America’s Artists, Watercolor, Vol-ume 2. Dashuai has won the Silver Medal in the 79th Annual Exhibition of the National Art League Exhibi-tion, the Ellen Owen Memorial Award in the South-western Watercolor Society 46th Annual Exhibition, the Bronze Medal in the Red River Watercolor Society 17th Annual National Juried Watermedia Exhibition, and a Merit Award in the 33rd Watercolor Art Society-Houston.

Phyllis Solcyk, NWS recently had work published in 100 Artists of the West Coast. She had a one-person show in 2010 in the Buenaventura Harbor Village Gallery. Phyllis also had a painting accepted into the Coast Guard Permanent Art Collection.

Roland E. Stevens III, NWS won the First Place Award in Sacket’s Harbor, NY “Plein Air Competition”.

Andrea Vincent, NWS is featured in the June issue of American Artist magazine, titled “Paint With Wa-tercolors As If You Were Assembling a Puzzle” by M. Stephen Doherty. She recently earned Signature Mem-bership in the American Watercolor Society.

Mary Wilbanks NWS had a solo exhibition at the Jung Center, Houston, TX. 2009 and was in a two-person exhibit at Goldesberry Gallery, Houston 2009. She will be part of a two person exhibit at Envision Gallery, Taos, New Mexico, June 20-July 20, 2010.

Christopher Wynn’s watercolors will be included in the upcoming edition of Splash 12 by North Light Books. He currently is featured in Splash 11, New Di-rections. Best of America’s Artists, Watercolor, Volume 2 will include three of his paintings. Christopher was also recently awarded Signature status to the Baltimore Watercolor Society, The Virginia Watercolor Society, and the Alabama Watercolor Society. He was awarded the Virginia Watercolor Society’s Catalyst Productions Award at the Baltimore Watercolor Society’s 125 An-nual National Exhibition, North Bethesda, MD.

Check out the guidelines on page 8 for acceptable submission of news to the “KUDOS” section of the newsletter.

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We are so proud that our members achieve so many accolades and therefore we are limited to what can be included in the newsletter.

WE pRINT:• Awards (only from National or International exhibits

open to all artists. No “members only” shows)• Recent publications that include your work• Special honors (i.e., Signature membership to na-

tional art groups; serving as Juror; having work added to permanent collections, etc.)

• Inclusion in invitational, solo or two-artist exhibitions• If you are an NWS Signature member, please include

that in your submission.

WE dO NOT pRINT:• Your workshops or websites• Your inclusion into exhibits (unless you get an award

and it is in an exhibit open nationally to all artists)• Items over 6 months old

Newsletter deadlines: Spring: March 15; Summer: June 15; Fall: September 15; Winter: December 1.

Your submitted material will be edited if it does not conform to the above criteria OR in order to fit space available.

Email: newsletter@nationalwatercolorsociety.org(PLEASE indicate NWS in subject line or you may be accidentally deleted as spam!)

Snail mail: Chris Krupinski, NWS Newsletter Editor, 10602 Barn Swallow Court, Fairfax, VA 22032.

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Colour is my day long obsession, joy and torment.

—Claude Monet

WINNERS OF THE 2010 NWS ALL MEMBER SHOW

The Sueo Serisawa Award ($1000) is presented to Mary Backer, CAfor the painting titled: Patchwork

The David Scott Award ($500) is presented to Leigh Murphy, FLfor the painting titled: Cafe Racer

The Richard Haines Award ($1000) is presented to Paul Sullivan, AZfor the painting titled: 5th Avenue and 53rd

The George Gibson Award ($500) is presented to Diane Geoghegan, AZfor the painting titled: Escalante

The Edgar Ewing Award ($500) is presented to Irving Morgan, CAfor the painting titled: Old Tehachapi Ranch House

The Howard Clapp Award ($500) is presented to Ronald Pattern, WAfor the painting titled: Saturday Mornin’

The Watson Cross Jr. Award ($500) is presented to Ellery Akers, CAfor the painting titled: The Difficulty

The Leonard Edmondson Award ($500) is presented to Laura Kemp, WAfor the painting titled: The Red Roof

AllMeMberShowNEWSMay 2-29, 2010

T he results of 87 artists’ dreams were installed in the National Watercolor Society gallery from May 2-29 for the All Member Show. The Juror for the NWS Member Exhibit, Mary Addison Hackett, selected a varied—perhaps a more colorful group—this year of water-media. There were figures, landscapes, non-objectives and flowers all aglow on these walls. Many states were represented with 32 paintings from California; 6 each from Florida and Washington; 5 from Arizona; 4 from Pennsylvania; 3 each from Colorado, Maine, and Or-egon; two each from Canada, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, and Virginia; 1 each from Alabama, Connecticut, Illinois, Maine, Montana, Ne-vada, New Jersey, South Carolina, and Wisconsin. The exhibit was beautiful. The NWS gallery space is truly elegant and sophisticated with no outdoor light invad-ing the room.

We all love receptions, and this one was ‘one for the books.’ There were well over 200 people, all interested in examining each exciting watercolor painting. Many toasts were quaffed in celebration. Jim Brower who is now 96 years of age came all the way from Ohio. Several artists made long trips including, Cheryl Devoto from Texas who entered her painting, “Whale Watching.”

The awards were given to eight artists: $1,000 each to Mary Backer and Paul Sullivan; $500 each to Ellery Akers, Diane Geoghegan, Laura Kemp, Irving Mor-gan, Leigh Murphy, and Ronald Pattern. The Society

names these awards after past NWS presidents. It is good to remember those who guided the organization in years past; just so we don’t forget—Sueo Serisawa, Richard Haines, George Gibson, David Scott, Wat-son Cross Jr., Edgar Ewing, Leonard Edmondson and Howard Clapp.

Mike Bailey, NWS President presenting one of the top awards to Mary Backer for her painting”Patchwork”.

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HONOR WAll

Going Up!!!

We hope to have the Honor Wall ready for our 90th Annual Exhibition to be held at

the National Watercolor Society Gallery in San Pedro. The names of all those who have

donated $300 or more to the NWS Building Fund will appear on the Honor Wall.

If your name should be on the Honor Wall, please review the list to check if your name is

listed correctly. If a correction is needed, please inform Caroline Van Winkle, Building

Director, before July 15, 2010. Please email the correction to carolinevw@charter.net or

mail to: 436 Fresno Ave., Morro Bay, CA 93442.

To all who have donated so generously, thank you very much. We do hope you will at-

tend the 90th Annual Exhibition , October 30-December 11, 2010, at the NWS Building

in San Pedro. Hours will be Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 11am through 3pm.

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Platinum Palette Level

$10,000 or above Beverly GrossmanMarjorie MartinJack Richeson & Co.Nancy ShiershkeLoa SprungLowri SprungBonese Collins TurnerChris and Caroline Van WinkleCarol and John ZinkPat and Milford Zornes

Golden Palette Level

$5,000 or aboveGerald BrommerWilda L. NorthropCrandall Norton

Benefactor Level$2,500 or above

Ettore and Julie AndreaniRichard and Mark JenningsKaaren OreckMichael Van WinkleChris Keylock WilliamsCitrus College Students

Patron Level$300 or above

Robert J. AdamsNeil H. AdamsonMerwin AltfeldChester AmyxDavid and Juliette ApratoJames D. ArmstrongRoger ArmstrongLinda BakerKathleen BarnesCarole BarnesLisa Forster Beach

Sandra Beebe ThompsonCarol BernardJudy and Tom BettsNora Blackham BigelowBruce BobickMary Alice BraukmanPeggy BrownGigi BurboeckDan BurtDottie BurtonLouise CadilacFlorine CainMeg Huntington CajeroLu and John CampbellJae CarmichaelElizabeth and Fred CarrNancy H.M. Leu ChangAngela Mijung ChangSharon Sherry ChapmanMary Ann ChaterMary G. ConnersPat CookOren CooperJulie and Charles CrouchAnn CrumpMabel CulpepperCarl DalioBarbara O’Neal DavisMargaret Cornish DeBarbaTeal DennenDaniel T. DesmondDebbie DeutchPat DewsAudrey La Rue DingerJeanne DobieLinda DollNancy and Gareth DornLinda ErfleNancy FalcianiJoan Folger FeyTom FongJohn Leslie FoxHenry FukuharaChris and Tom Gafford

Jean GrastorfJeannie GrishamMadeline HaaseCharlet HagerSheila A. HansbergerPatricia HarringtonDon HarvieNoriko HasegawaMary HiguchiRuth E. HolmesGeorge R. JamesFlora JohnsonYee Wah JungKwan Y. JungRuth KarpElaine P. KatzerChris KopetSu KownMargaret Graham KrankingHarold LambertMary and Don LindKatherine Chang LiuNancy Wier LivesayCarol LopatinMartha Inman LorchJudy LyonChristel MackinnonSusan MansellEva MargurietteAlan MarriottDavid MaxwellLaurin McCrackenWillellyn McFarlandRobert L. McIntyreElizabeth C. McMurraySandra MedearisMark E. MehaffeyRaul MenaChristine MesserRonald MillerIrving and Patricia MorganGloria MosesConnie A. MurrayDon O’Neill

Kay OrnbergM. J. OshierMary OwensBeverly PerdueCarole PickleJim PittmanRudd PostCathy QuielDavid P. RichardsBea RileyLorraine RubyRuth RushBonnie Denver RuttanBetty B. SchabackerJudy SchroederLita SchwartzbergJohn SelleckLouise Phelps ShambienMarta SkorupskiRowena M. SmithJoan Parker SnyderFlorence StraussBetsy Dillard StroudGrace SwansonBrenda and Michael SwensonRev. Michael R. TangCarol ThomasonJudith L. ToddNedra TornayTeryl TownsendDani TupperToshiko UkonJoseph Van WinkleAndrea L. VincentSoon Y. WarrenBrooke and Sally WeislederWalter WestMaureen and Paul WheelerJeanette WolffJan WrightPeggy Flora ZaluchaMaimie Zee

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DATED MATERIAL

new england Watercolor society’s 12th Biennial north American Open show, September 24-October 24, 2010. The Juror is John T. Salminen NWS, AWS.DF. $5,000 in awards. The entry deadline is July 16. For Prospectus, download from www.newenglandwatercolorsociety.org or send #10 SASE to Carolyn Latanision, 28 Church St. No. 3, Winchester, MA 01890.

Allied Artists of America, inc. 97th Annual exhibition, November 12-November 30, 2010. Entry deadline is September 13. $24,000 in cash awards and medals. The Prospectus is available at http://www.alliedartistsofamerica.org/prospectus.htm.

nWs contact information: www.nationalwatercolor society.orgnWs headquarters: 915 south Pacific Avenue, san Pedro, CA 90731-3201 Phone: 310-831-1099 (leave a message) newsletter editor, Chris Krupinski: newsletter@nationalwatercolorsociety.orgMembership/Communications, Loa sprung: loa13@cox.net

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