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July 2016 “ENRICHING LIFE THROUGH ART”
July 2016
Newsletter
www.azartalliance.com
UPCOMING EVENTS
Exhibits hosted by the Alliance pro-
vide opportunity for artists to excel
and gain exposure in the commu-
nity.
FEATURED ARTIST ON LINE GALLERY
A sampling of the fine works offered
by our talented artists. COMMUNITY OUTREACH-
ENRICHING LIFE THROUGH ART
Programs assisted by the Arizona
Art Alliance benefit students of all
ages and levels of ability, including
veterans, special-needs individuals,
seniors, life-care residents, Alz-
heimer’s patients and at-risk youth.
Arizona Art Alliance
Our Mission
The Arizona Art Alliance mission is to promote the visual arts through
collaboration with member organizations, strategic partnerships and
community involvement.
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17 Enriching Veterans Lives through Art—Free Art
Classes for Veterans
18 Arizona Art Alliance Sponsor’s & Grantor’s
19 Advertise in the Newsletter Information or Link your
Website to Alliance Web Site
19 Az.Art Alliance Rental Service Information
20 Alliance Board Members and Managers
20 Az. Art Alliance Membership List
6-12 Art Events & Activities for your Enjoyment
4 Key Statistics for May 2016
5 Tempe Artist Guild (TAG) Outreach Mini Grant
Mural Project
6 Meeting Changes for Az. Art Alliance
12 Az. Art Alliance On-Line Gallery Information
13 Obtain Jury Status, Az. Art Alliance
13 Social Media Community
14-15 Blog from Shanlee– Comedic Art
16 Healing Through Art by Lee Ann Park-Az. Art Alli-
ance Outreach Monthly Activities.
3-4 Message from the President: Mainstay Exhibits
IN THIS ISSUE
To contact the Newsletter Editor, or to forward Press Releases and other
information for future editions, please email Kathy Koneski at [email protected]
Calendar of Events & Opportunities
Message from the President
Alliance News
Alliance News
No Man Is An Island
“BENEFITS that our member leagues re-
ceive through their relationship with the
Arizona Art Alliance”
See Pages 3-4
ART ICULATION
See Page 14-15
Pebble Creek Opportunity House
Desert Artist Extra Special Art
Your Community Outreach
Programs at work
Lee Anne Park
See Pages 16-17
See Page 5
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Message from the President
NO MAN IS AN ISLAND - by John Donne
No man is an island, Entire of itself, Every man is a piece of the continent, A part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less. As well as if a promontory were. As well as if a manor of thy friend's Or of thine own were: Any man's death diminishes me, Because I am involved in mankind, And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls;
It tolls for thee.
This classic poem illustrates how we are all inter-related, how we are affected by each other’s ac-tions and how all of us are bound as one. Occa-sionally I hear questions as to exactly what are the benefits that our member leagues receive through their relationship with the Arizona Art Alliance. Well, first of all, the Arizona Art Alli-ance is the only organization that I know of that exists for the sole purpose of maintaining a posi-tive relationship with various public and private entities to provide the most favorable working art environment possible for all of our member art leagues. By collaborating with these entities, the Art Alliance raises awareness about our member leagues and the contribution that artists make to the community. Since the Arizona Art Alliance is not tied to any specific geographical area, it has a non-biased base that represents a broad spec-trum of art viewpoints. We amplify the voices of our member leagues by speaking as one voice of unity to promote our artists and our member leagues. Because of our strength through num-bers, we often provide a more powerful voice
speaking in favor of promoting the visual arts within the community. “The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.” The Arizona Art Alliance works to provide opportunities for our member groups to exhibit and share their talents to benefit themselves, our state and its communities. Our group strength, in the long run, provides increased strength to the indi-
vidual member leagues and to their artists.
One way in which the Alliance partners to pro-mote art awareness is working directly with the Offices of Kyrsten Sinema and David Schweikert in sponsorship of their Art endeav-ors within the public high schools in their indi-vidual congressional districts. The Art Alli-ance provides display panels and art services that would often not be possible without our assistance. Both of these congresspersons are staunch supporters of the Arts in their dis-tricts and have come to us for assistance. The Arizona Art Alliance is a member of the Alli-ance of Arizona Nonprofits, works directly with the Arizona Commission on the Arts, and with the Arizona Department of Veterans’ Ser-vices. We continually promote and strive to increase the visibility of our member leagues, along with their individual artists. The dues the Alliance receives from our member leagues go directly toward maximizing that awareness and toward the outreach efforts that we, and our leagues, provide together. The Arizona Art Alliance is an ALL VOLUN-TEER organization with an exceptionally low financial overhead. There is no fluff! This al-lows the Alliance to maximize its efforts to of-
fer quality art exhibits and outreach programs.
Over the past two years, the Arizona Art Alli-ance has established a consistent and reliable Fine Art Exhibit and Sale platform that our leagues and their artists can depend on. We have formed partnerships with three quality Valley galleries to provide three shows, yearly, in three diverse Valley locations (Holland Gal-lery, WHAM West Gallery, and Vision/Chandler Center for the Arts Galleries). Only artists who belong to Alliance member groups may enter these exhibitions, providing opportunities for
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member group artists to display their work, in addition to those exhibit opportunities provided by their own leagues. The Art Alliance recently initiated our yearly Online Art Competition, http://azartalliance.com/online-competition-2/ which was a great success and gives our members an opportunity to exhibit and compete without leav-ing the comfort of their own homes. All of these events require very little or no volunteer time from participants, and no expense to member leagues. Our events are open to all of our mem-ber group artists, whether Alliance-Juried or not, as long as they maintain their member league membership. Our events allow artists to com-pete with members of other art leagues to maxi-mize competition and provide exhibitions of the highest quality artworks of our member artists. Competition produces quality and quality is the
one thing all serious artists strive for.
Our ongoing Outreach Programs, Extra Special Art (Special-needs Students), Caring Thru Art (Assisted Living Seniors), Opportunity House (Grade School Students), and The Art of Healing (Military Veterans) gives our artists who enjoy helping others a chance to share their talents and skills with those who have challenges and can benefit from the healing powers of art. The Act of “Creating” is a medicine in itself and those who can spread the magic are truly an-gelic. The Alliance teams with our member or-ganizations to help provide art instruction, sup-plies, display opportunities, and monetary dona-tions to develop and implement local art educa-
tion and mentoring programs.
The Art Alliance offers member leagues, and their artists, discounts on the rental of display panels, lighting, and tents. Historically this has minimized exhibition expenses for individual art-ists in such events as Hidden in the Hills, WHAM
Fest, and other member league events.
Our Website, azartalliance.com, and our Newslet-ter can be used to help promote individual league events. This provides our member groups an additional avenue for communication and information they wish to share with the pub-
lic.
There is another benefit not often seen as ob-vious. Many of our Alliance members are sen-iors. The Alliance, along with the member leagues, gives our individual senior artists ac-tivity, purpose, and personal interaction that many, as we age, find missing. We keep our seniors producing and being productive. We seniors have a lot to give and lots of experi-ence to share. Even with retirement or when we slow down professionally, we may still have plenty of energy and ideas. Art provides an outlet to share that energy and those ideas, and sharing one’s experience is possibly one
of life’s most precious gifts.
The Vision of the Arizona Art Alliance has al-ways been to bring visual artist organizations together to sell quality, affordable visual art and to provide art education to the commu-nity. When we speak as one, with one loud voice, it only serves to strengthen the effects that our leagues have on the community. It is through the combined efforts of the Arizona Art Alliance and our member leagues that we make our artwork available for a greater part of our community to see and enjoy. Together we maximize the positive benefits that the Vis-ual Arts can bring to our community. Through the collaboration and fellowship of our Alli-ance, we can significantly influence society for the better whether through our artwork or by reaching out to help others. Together we leverage our collective power, ensuring every resource possible stays dedicated to our indi-vidual members and the partnership we share
with our member leagues.
Message from the President
Key Statistics for May 2016
Item Value/Count
56 volunteers, volunteer hours 729
May Volunteer Value $14,369.00
Jan thru May Total Value $76,297.00
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Alliance Member Leagues News
Watch 3-minute video https://www.dropbox.com/s/
sad797iq63j5kk1/Mini%20Grant%202016.mp4?dl=0
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Participate in a great art show, learn a new tech-nique, expand your skills or browse a great exhibit, it’s all here in the “Calendar of Events & Opportuni-ties”
Calendar of Events & Opportunities
June 1-July 24, 2016: “ARTinpARTnership”: Artist Entry and Call. See page 7 for information. June 9 – August 28, 2016: The 41st Annual WFWS Exhibition : will be held at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities in Arvada, Colorado See page 7 for information. July 8—August 27, 2016: “ A Group Effort” - “Creations From Different Points of View” Hosted by the Vision Gallery, 10 E. Chicago St. Chandler, AZ 85255. Call to Artists, Show Dates and Times: July 8, 2016 thru August 27, 2016 with the Artist’s Recep-tion July 9, 1pm to 4pm. See page 8 for information. Sept 30-Oct 2, 2016: Artisan Materials Expo 2016: Creative Ascension in Santa Fe, New Mexico, see page 11 for information. Oct 1 – 2, 2016: Art is Alive Arts and Cultural Festi-val. See page 9 for information. Oct 1-27, 2016: “ARTinpARTnership”: Show hosted by the Holland Gallery, 34250 N. 60th St. Bldg B., Open to all Alliance member artists, see page 7 for information. Nov 5-6, 2016: 10 Annual Artist Studio Tour: Spon-sored by Artist of the Superstitions, Call to Artists. See page 10 for details. Dec 10. 2016-Jan. 8, 2017: Sonoran Arts League 1st Annual Sonoran Small Works Art Show. See page 11 for information. HOLLAND Gallery of Fine Art Ready for an exhibit of your work? Holland Gallery of Fine Art (60th and Carefree Hwy, Scottsdale, AZ) is booking exhibits for 2018. We are looking for art-ists to showcase their work in a one person retro-
spective, medium driven group exhibit, or just friends working in art, exhibiting together. In 2016-2017 we have a wide range of media and formats being used and hope you will join us at in this re-markable exhibit space! To contact us. Our on line application http://www.123contactform.com/form-1458941/FCF-Holland-Gallery-Of-Fine-Art-Exhibit-Application can also be found on the Holland Gallery of Fine Arts website or contact me with questions, Nicolette Maguire Bonnstetter
Website...Nics art.com
ALL ENTRIES ARE MADE THROUGH OUR EN-TRY PROCESS, “ENTRYTHINGY”, http://zartalliance.com/call-to-artists/. INDIVIDUAL SHOW INFORMATION AND ENTRY PROC-ESSES WILL BE DISPLAYED ON THAT PAGE AS THE ARTIST CALL DATE APPROACHES.
MEETING CHANGES
FOR THE
ARIZONA ART ALLIANCE
As previously discussed, the Alliance will be changing it’s monthly meeting time and place for future meetings. Our monthly Board Meetings will remain on the fourth Tuesday of the month and those will be held the first two months of every quarter. The Venue for these meeting will be announced shortly.
The quarterly Rep meetings will now be held at the cen-trally located Home of the AAG (Arizona Artists Guild)18411 N 7th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85023. These quarterly
Rep meetings will move to the 4th Wednesday of the last month of the quarter:
June 22 September 28 December 28
Time: 9am-12:30pm League Presidents and Reps will receive the usually re-minder notices as in the past. It is our hope that this new location will prove more convenient for our League Rep-resentatives.
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The 41st Annual WFWS Exhibition will be held at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities in Arvada, Colorado.
Juror Sterling Edwards, a nationally known contemporary watermedia master, selected 134 artists to participate in the Exhibition. Over 500 artists from the 12 watercolor so-cieties submitted 1065 entries! So the competition was very stiff! The exhibit, which is free and open to the public, will run from June 9 – August 28, 2016.
For more information, please go to the AWA website,www.azwatercolor.com and click on WFWS.
Calendar of Events & Opportunities
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CALL TO ARTISTS
10thANNUAL ARTIST’S STUDIO TOUR on NOVEMBER 5&6, 2016
Sponsored by the ARTISTS OF THE SUPERSTITIONS
GENERAL INFORMATION:
The Artist may be a Studio Host or a Guest in an approved artist’s studio. Studio Hosts must have a studio at their home in the Gold Canyon or Apache Junction designated area see map. Guests may be artists from other areas who are invited to or have been placed at an accepted studio in Gold Canyon or Apache Junction.
A STUDIO HOST on the tour must:
Be an artist over age 18 with a studio in their Gold Canyon or Apache Junction home.
Be juried and accepted.
Pay the required fee (See fee schedule on Application).
Agree to host no more than (3) additional artists for a total of (4) four artists at your location.
A GUEST at an approved artist studio must:
Be an artist over age 18 whose work has been juried and accepted.
Pay the required fee (See fee schedule on Application). OTHER REQUIREMENTS ARE:
Studio must be at the home of the Studio Host artist. Rented studio space, galleries, retail venues, commercial sites, and other non-residential locations are not eligible for the Studio Tour.
The Studio Host and Guest artists must be present and available from 9 am to 4 pm on both Saturday and Sunday of the Studio Tour weekend.
The maximum number of artists per studio is (4) four including the Host.
All participants at each Studio location must be juried into the show and pay the fee with the application. JURY PROCESS:
All artists, except those exempted below, must be juried into the show. The Jury consists of members of the Artists of the Supersti-tions. Decision of the Jury is final. Notification of Jury decision will be made by August 7, 2016.
(Exemption: Members in good standing of Artists of the Superstitions are already juried and are not required to submit photos). However, Members who wish to exhibit in a media for which they have not been previously juried must submit photos for Studio Tour jury process and may only exhibit that media which has been accepted by the Jury.
NON-MEMBERS: Please submit 4 (four) 4” x 6” photographs of the work you will display or sell at the show. You will be allowed to display ONLY the type of art accepted by the jury. Please submit a maximum of two media for consideration. If you have more than one media to display or sell, please submit 4 (four) pictures of each media. All photos must be identified on the back with your name and media and (optional) the title of the work. Photos will NOT be returned to the artists.
NEW STUDIO HOSTS: If your studio has not been juried into the Tour previously, you must submit 1 (one) 4" x 6" photograph of the area at your studio where you will be displaying. All photos must be identified on the back with your name. Photos will NOT be returned to the artists.
REQUIREMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS FOR THE ARTISTS OF THE SUPERSTITIONS STUDIO TOUR:
Host Studios must be at the Host Artist's home in Gold Canyon or Apache Junction.
Artists must only show work in the category or categories approved by the jury.
No brokered items; no works by artists other than those juried and accepted.
All work must be substantially designed and executed by the accepted artist; commercially made forms, products, garments or settings are permitted but must be significantly modified, altered, combined, or embellished so as to create an original artistic creation.
No imported or manufactured items intended for resale, including items made entirely from commercial kits are per-mitted.
Any artist who displays items of a type or quality not consistent with that accepted by the jury will not be invited to participate in the Artists of Superstitions Studio Tour in the future.
BOUNDARIES FOR STUDIOS The Studio boundaries can extend north
of the Rt. 88 to McDowell Blvd. and the
West boundary is Idaho Rd. in Apache
Junction – the Gold Canyon area has no
restrictions.
Click Link for Application: http://
www.artistsofthesuperstitions.com/
WP/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/
studio-tour-application_2016.pdf
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For a copy of prospectus at Arizona Art Alliance, click link below:
http://azartalliance.com/event/sonoran-small-works-art-show/
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Calendar of Events & Opportunities
Arizona Art Alliance
Online Gallery
Open continuously to Alliance-JURIED Artists who are members of any affiliated Member Group of the AZ Art Alliance, as listed on our web-
site. Open to all 2D work and to 3D work, including jewelry. Each submission is for a six-month duration. Artwork to be posted online quarterly. Deadline dates to submit artwork for the quarterly posting are as follows: January 1, April 1, July 1, & October 1, with artwork to be posted online two weeks after dead-lines. All artwork will be scrutinized by our Jurors to ensure a quality presentation. If necessary, the Artist will be contacted to submit other images.
Deadline for Entries in 6 months on Dec 31 2016
lick the following link for additional information:
http://azartalliance.com/call-to-artists/#dashboard
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Alliance News
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community outreach, and up coming
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FOLLOW us on our NEW Twitter site (https://twitter.com/AZArtLovers),
CONNECT with us on LinkedIn (http://linkd.in/1mE74eP).
When posting or mentioning Arizona Art Alliance in your Social Media communica-
tions, we have created authorized hashtags (#azartalliance and
#azartlovers) Thank you for your contin-ued support!!"
OBTAIN 'JURIED STATUS' IN THE
ARIZONA ART ALLIANCE
This CALL is continuously open to all Non-Juried artists who are members in good standing of one or more of the art leagues affiliated with the Alliance. Check the member group listing before applying. Accepting 2D and 3D work in 4 categories. Upon acceptance of 3 artworks a Certificate of Accomplishment will be issued to qualifying artists allowing them to participate in Arizona Art Alliance Juried exhibitions and events at preferred Juried Artist pricing, and to share in all benefits enjoyed by their
fellow Juried Artists. Deadline for entries in 10 months on Dec 31 2016 .
Click on the following link to go to the Arizona Art Alliance Website for information on how to sign up.
http://azartalliance.com/call-to-artists/
Click on picture
for link to web
page
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Get ready to be impressed.
Get ready to be shocked. Get
ready to jump up and down
and wave your arms while
yelling, “The Arizona Art Alli-
ance has the best blogger in the whole wide
world.” Uh, that would be me. Now let me ex-
plain my notoriety. This month I will introduce
you to yet another NEW art form. Last month
was MINIATURE ART. And this month we will ex-
plore – drum roll please, P.I.N. ART. If you’re
thinking that P.I.N. ART is art made with pins,
you would be wrong. P.I.N. is an acronym which
stands for POST IT NOTE. That’s right folks.
POST IT NOTE ART. Sit down, pour yourself a
cuppa and prepare to be WOWED.
First, some background on this new Art World
Phenomenon. It all began when two offices in
Lower Manhattan began a window conversation
using post-its. One media company responded
to an anonymous “HI” message that was cre-
ated in a window across the street. Their re-
sponse, “SUP,” caused other offices to join in
the fun. And…… a whole new art form was born.
Now there are hundreds of artists who use Post-
Its as their chosen medium. The Post-It Art
movement has absolutely exploded.
Here P.I.N. Art is used to
copy and honor an old
masterpiece.
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And here it honors Super Heroes.
Sometimes the design is very simple, mak-
ing P.I.N. a great medium for children.
P.I.N. also are perfect for complicated de-
signs.
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Alliance News
Artists who work in more than one dimension,
love to create P.I.N. art.
Another amazing example.
This is an actual car. I think it belongs to a guy
named WALT.
This is a personal favorite. I would love to
have it for my Heart collection. Unfortunately
the price tag is $6500.
Now Dear Readers, please take a quick break.
I have a very important announcement and I
want your undivided attention.
I’m sure you have all realized through the
course of our relationship, that I look upon all
of you with envy. I’ve always wanted to be an
artist. But alas, I have no artistic talent. Or so
I thought… Get ready. Here is my announce-
ment.
Shanlee Brennan is indeed an artist.
This fact was discovered quite by accident. Al-
low me to explain. Several years ago it was
discovered that the Big Irishman can only re-
member my directives for about 17 seconds.
So I developed an elaborate reminder system.
I write each directive on a post-it note and
place it on the bathroom mirror directly above
his sink. His remembrance rate significantly
improved after I implemented this system. I
soon discovered that I was posting so many
reminders that I was going to need to get a
job just to pay for the post-its. Sooooo, I
started saving and reusing them. The inside of
his medicine cabinet door became an ideal
storage place. Soon, one door wasn’t enough
so I also began to use my medicine cabinet
door. I suddenly dawned on me the other day
as I was searching both locations for an appro-
priate reminder, that I AM AN ARTIST – a
P.I.N. ARTIST. I rest my case.
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Your Community Outreach Programs at work
Lee Anne Park
Out Reach Programs
Arizona Art Alliance Outreach Monthly Art Activities
PEBBLE CREEK—OPPORTUNITY HOUSE
Summer Fun in session for the young students at the Pebble Creek Art
Club’s Opportunity House Art Program! Origami was on the schedule in
the early part of June and it was followed by a “Tangle” class the next
week. They had 19 little artists - all of them doing very well. Program
Coordinator, Nancy Hampton, expressed he thanks to all the volunteers
for great leadership and inspiration for
all this creativity. Such fun and inter-
esting ideas every year. I am always amazed at how hard
the kids work to do their best in every
class, with outstanding results. The
frames gave the “Tangle” art pieces a
very finished look - and some of the
frames got decorated, too.
The Arizona Art Alliance is making a video of the Out-
reach Programs in action starting in late June. It will be on the website and other
venues to show how these programs are helping so many.
DESERT ARTISTS EXTRA SPECIAL ART
All quiet on the school front. But, in the background all kinds of plans and
projects are being worked out for the coming school year. We are looking
at Australian Dream-Time art, works by Picasso, faux stained glass designs,
diffusion art and so much more. We have been holding sessions on Tuesdays to
check out what works best. Again this year we will have the two
schools and about 15 in each class. So, every week we will go and
have a great time with the special students—some we have had before
and some new ones.
We are looking forward to the opening in August. A side note: We plan to video the middle
school class at our first class of the new school year.
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Out Reach Programs
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Alliance News
Click on logos for links to web-pages
Support from the Arizona Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment
We wish to thank our Sponsors & Grantors for their
support of the Arizona Art Alliance
Click on logos for links to web-pages
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(Pay for 11 months in advance – 12th month is FREE!)
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Full page Ad $200.00 per month - (Pay for 11 months in advance – 12th
month is FREE!) All requests for ads & checks need to be sent to: Kathleen Koneski 35419 N. 7th Street Phoenix, Arizona 85086 [email protected] All pictures must be JPEG format. If we are to compile the ad, then we will need all information going into the ad and any pic-tures you want inserted, etc.
All information should be received by the Alliance by the 15th of each month in order to have the ad included in the
next months newsletter.
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Marketing Program”
Advertising in the Arizona Art
Alliance Newsletter each month
allows you to reach a large mem-
bership at reasonable rates
ARIZONA ART ALLIANCE RENTAL SERVICES
QUALITY SHOW PANELS FOR RENT
ART ALLIANCE CAN EQUIP YOUR ENTIRE
SHOW
SHOW TENTS FOR RENT
For information on these services
click on the link below
http://www.azartalliance.com/rentals.html
To discuss rentals contact Panel Rental Manager
Alan Arne at 602-788-6349 or [email protected].
GREAT NEWS FOR ART LOVERS
The Arizona Art Alliance Online Gallery is now available on the Arizona Art Alliance website. The website features great art from our talented artists.
Our Online Gallery offers the consumer the op-portunity to deal with the artist directly with no middleman or commissions added to the price.
To view or purchase original Fine Art, click here.
Member Juried Artists can get their art featured in our Online Gallery! Click here to sign up.
Make checks out to: Arizona Art Alliance
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Arizona Artists Guild (AAG) www.arizonaartistsguild.org Arizona CLAY Association (AZ CLAY) www.arizonaclay.org Arizona Designer Craftsmen www.azdesignercraftsmen.org Arizona Watercolor Association (AWA) www.azwatercolor.com Art League West (ALW) www.artleaguewest.com Artists of the Superstitions www.artistsofthesuperstitions.com . Desert Artists 480-991-4486 Desert Sage Artists (DSA) 602-482-0061 Fine Local Artists In Residence (FLAIR) 623-551-8706
Fountain Hills Art League www.fountainhillsartleague.com Havasu Art Guild www.havasuartguild.com Laveen Art League (LAL) www.laveenartleague.org Mesa Art League (MAL) www.mesaartleague.com Northeast Valley Artists League 602-996-5423 Pebble Creek Art Club https://pcartclub.wordpress.com Peoria Fine Arts Association (PFAA) Richard Meidl [email protected] Phoenix Artists Guild (PAG) www.phoenixartistsguild.com Scottsdale Artists League (SAL) www.scottsdaleartistsleague.org
Sonoran Arts League (the League) [email protected] 480-575-6624 Southwest Society of Botanical Artists 602-373-9912 Sun City Grand Art Club (SCG) [email protected] Tempe Artists Guild www.tempeartistsguild.org Westbrook Village Fine Arts Association (Westbrook) www.westbrookvillagefinearts.org WHAM Art Association Collaboration of the Arts www.wham-art.org Wickenburg Art Club, Inc. (WAC) www.wickenburgartclub.org
Arizona Art Alliance Membership
A full listing is available online at www.azartalliance.com
Arizona Art Alliance Board Member & Managers
ALLIANCE BOARD MEMBERS Mike Brady President and Chairman of the Board
Vince Valicenti Vice President Finance
Nancy Troupe Secretary [email protected]
Donna Lewis Asst. to President and Treasurer [email protected]
Lee Anne Park Community Outreach Director
Judy Delmonico-Roll Representative Director
John Fontana Advisor to the President
ALLIANCE MANAGERS Alan Arne Panel Rental Manager
Emma Duhrssen Web-Site Manager
Barb Hurley Peterson Jury Manager
artbybarbhurley @cox.net
Kathleen Koneski Newsletter Manager
ARIZONA ART ALLIANCE MAIL-
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N. Tatum Blvd.
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