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E VENTS NEWS CLASS E S W I NTE R 2 0 2 1
It’s not the same, but it’s The Next Fest Thing
The Art League talks We are featuring Maryland
with B.L. Strang-Moya, talent in our horror block, and
OC Film Festival it’s one of our stronger horror
Director, about what’s showcases ever, especially for
up for 2021. those who are interested in
practical visual effects.
Will there be a 5th Annual OC
Film Festival in 2021, and how is Obviously, we’ll miss coming
it adapting to the new normal? together to celebrate the art of
film. But are there advantages
The OC Film Fest will go virtual
to watching films from home?
from March 4 -7. We are also plan-
ning a hybrid program that would Viewers can watch on their own
include drive-in events at a later time and see all the films in the
date. Adapting to the pandemic festival, which has not been
has been truly humbling as we possible in the past. Every seat
reflect on what we’ve accom- is the best seat in the house!
plished as a film festival and how Plus you can watch in your PJs,
we’ve been able to continually in the middle of the night, or
engage the community virtually. with your own pod of friends
Moving our events online has and family.
surprisingly enabled us to branch
out to more filmmakers and more Are you planning any Film
audiences. Festival watch parties and
how will they work?
What are dates, and how will the audience view the films?
We will conduct live Q&A sessions and panel discussions
Set dates are March 4-7, 2021, but it’s possible we will extend
throughout the event as well as watch parties, most likely on
the dates and add future events. The audience will view the
Eventive, where folks can gather to discuss the films. We will
films on Eventive, a proven easy-to-use, high-quality streaming
also strive to incorporate as much live interaction with the
service that specializes in small film festivals like ours.
filmmakers as possible.
About how many films do you expect to show, and what
There was talk of showing films in a drive-in setting, but
are some of the categories?
March is not an ideal time for that. What’s down the road in
We will be featuring approximately 100 films including feature 2021 after March for the Film Festival?
films, documentaries, aquatic/environmental films, horror,
We are anticipating one or more drive-in events in late
comedy, and feel-good short films plus specially invited films.
spring or early summer. If and when we do this, we will be
featuring highlights of our virtual festival and essentially
Can you give us a teaser as to some of the films you’re
recreate it as an in-person function made for drive-in.
excited about for this year?
We will be featuring Eric Walter’s My Amityville Horror Is there a place we can sign up or watch for more
in anticipation of his upcoming feature Dark Side of the information on the Festival as it becomes available?
Mountain. Walter grew up in Salisbury, worked at WBOC,
and now lives in Los Angeles. He is an acclaimed filmmaker Our main website is OCMDFilmFestival.com. You can also
and proud Easternshoreman whom we are excited to offer a follow the Ocean City Film Festival and Art League of
homecoming. I’m also enthused by our environmental/aquatic Ocean City on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Sign up
shorts that will resonate with our hometown viewers. for e-mail alerts from the Art League of Ocean City website -
speCiAl COviD-19 MessAGe AnD stAGGereD Winter eXhiBits
To give our December artists ample exhibition time and to promote safety, the Art League will stagger early
2021 art openings and art dropoffs, including January and February. Please see the new dates in the date circles
attached to each event. Thank you for your understanding, and we hope to get back to our regular schedule soon.
OPENING JANUARY 17 SPECIAL EVENTS
MEMBERS GROUP SHOW JAn 5 & FeB 2 ~ RELAXING ZENTANGLE DRAWINGS
ON ZOOM See Page 9
In conjunction with the Town of Ocean City’s Winter JAn 17 ~ ART 4 LIVING WELL
Wellness program, the Art League presents Hope & AT ARTS CENTER See Page 9
Healing. Through times of challenge, art can be an act
JAn 19 & FeB 16 ~ CREATE AN ART JOURNAL
of hope and healing. For artists, the creative process
ON ZOOM See Page 10
can be meditative, cathartic, or illuminating. As a viewer,
art can bring feelings of comfort and connection. These JAn 26 ~ ABSTRACT MINI COLLAGES
exhibits will lift the spirits with joy and positivity. ON ZOOM See Page 10
The Hope & Healing exhibit is in-person at the Arts
JAn 28 & FeB 25 ~ FREE! heART & SOUL
Center continuing through February 27.
AT ARTS CENTER See Page 8
ARTWORK DROP-OFF FeB 2 ~ CREATE TINY COLLAGES
JAN 15-16 BY APPOINTMENT ON ZOOM See Page 10
A NEW YEAR OF HOPE AND HEALING
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s 2021 unfolds, we are focused on a new year of hope et us take the next few months to heal from the trauma
and healing. The stresses of the past year have been so of the pandemic, and turn inward to explore ourselves
profound as we found ourselves struggling to merely through art. We have planned a full schedule dedicated
function on a day to day basis, both on a personal basis and as to winter wellness as a theme, including an exhibit dedicated
an organization. to hope and healing, an online exhibit about love, and the
shared visions of artists and writers. Our classes include yoga,
For myself, and so many of our members, journaling, and creative activities to inspire and promote
my only solace was my art. With so much healing. There are plenty of online options for those who
of my life out of control, the only thing I want to participate in classes virtually, and also chances for
could control was the paper or canvas in you to get out and attend in-person with masks and social
front of me. Making art gave me a way to distancing in small settings. Now is the time to try something
express the fear I felt, and seek comfort in new, reach into yourselves and find your artistic voice and
creating beauty. Being able to bring art to authentic style.
the community gave me and all of us at the Art League purpose
and a reason to forge on. We hope you find solace in the natural beauty of our coastal
community this winter, and that we bring you hope and heal-
The support offered by so many of our members and donors ing with our programs. Looking forward to a renewal of mind,
was what kept us all going. Your notes, calls, and donations body and spirit in the upcoming year.
helped to sustain us, and we hope that by keeping the arts alive,
we have helped to sustain you as well. Rina Thaler
Executive Director
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Shared Visions
JAN OPENING JANUARY 17 Wri ters of th e Ocea n Ci ty Wri ter ’s Grou p
of th e Worces ter County L i b ra ry and
m em b ers of th e A rt Lea g ue col l a b orate and in spire
The Goldilocks Zone: too hot, too cold, or …
Torrential rain rips through our glob of a planet,
leaves the world covered in a sea of murky brown.
Devastating floods complicate our Mother Earth puzzle,
yet we ignore the catastrophic calamity
as it breaks the globe apart.
Nature - with our guidance - pushes, pulls, damages
and separates pieces of our ancient orb.
We attempt to reconstruct our portion of home terrain,
in the hope Goddess Gaia’s magnetic core will unite its
crushed, ruptured, separated fragments together again …
Have we learned nothing from poor old
Humpty Dumpty’s fractured experience?
Spikes in temperature, expand as Coronavirus pandemic
causes illness, destruction … death.
Still and slowly the red-warming belt tightens, shifts in
sustainability and - ultimately - threatens to snap! Mitzi A sh ~ pA in teD sil k ~ “D rivin G r Ain”
Inspiration for
Will our Earth remain a gorgeous ornament;
Ruth Wanberg-Alcorn’s
an unbelievable surprise; an unexpected gift
“The Goldilocks Zone” ART DROP-OFF FOR
- or become a ticking-time-bomb
which shines as Sherlock’s Final Problem? HOPE & HEALING SHOW
This crisis must track its Midnight Actions … or else
… end in miserable collapse. Only the survivors will know PIERRE BOWINS 15 16
… for sure. Unlike us, will they divulge the TRUTH?
~ Ruth Wanberg-Alcorn VIRTUAL FILM NIGHT
FREE ON FACEBOOK LIVE
JAN. 16 ~ 7 PM
OPENING JANUARY 8 EXTENDED TO JANUARY
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SHARED VISIONS READINGS
M eM B ers JU rieD G r OU p shOW
ON ZOOM ~ JAN. 19 ~ 6 PM
thA l er G A l l erY
Be st OF 2020 G r OU p shOW 19
G A l l eriA
ORIGINALS ONLY
30 FREE ON FACEBOOK LIVE
JAN. 27 ~ 7 PM
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s p Ot li G h t G A l l erY
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SO GLAD FOR 2021
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020 was a Salvador Dali kind of year. Surreal
to say the least. The melting clocks of The
Persistence of Memory and its subsequent
Disintegrations, the abject horror of The Face of War,
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and the utter confusion of Soft Construction with
Boiled Beans all come to mind as I think of the crisis
and conflict, the separation, and loss
of loved ones we have endured.
At the same time, the inner peace of
The Meditative Rose and the call to
higher aspiration in The Sacrament
of the Last Supper inspire hope,
and a browse through Dali’s catalog
shows us that joy, wonder, and fun
can be found even in the midst of turmoil.
Whether getting our hands dirty or interacting with HARRIET’S CRAB DIP
This crab dip recipe was my mother’s who learned it from her
the work of others, art informs our thoughts, focuses
mother, so it’s been a family staple for holiday gatherings for as
long as I can remember. It is quite simply the best I’ve had and
many others agree! I have many requests to serve this at parties
where the recipe is always requested. Bon appetit!
our attention, inspires our dreams, and helps us to
~ Laura Jenkins, Berlin, Md.
INGREDIENTS
1 stick butter
make sense of a chaotic world. Art keeps us going in
2 8oz. packages cream cheese
2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 Tbsp. lemon juice
1 Tbsp. chopped chives
1 Tbsp. chopped parsley
Old Bay seasoning to taste
periods of isolation and depression. It carries us to a
1-2 lbs. crabmeat
DIRECTIONS
Preheat oven to 350°. Melt butter and cream
universe of fantasy and yet keeps us anchored in what
cheese in a saucepan, and whisk until creamy.
Add all other ingredients and blend.
Fold in crabmeat. Bake in oven until hot and
LAURA JENKINS, HERE COMES THE SUN bubbly. Best if made one day before
planning to serve.
is real.
I have come to love and enjoy painting the beautiful
indigenous landscape of the Eastern Shore of Maryland,
where I am so fortunate to live. Born and raised here,
the ocean and the marsh lands have been engrained
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in me and are frequently the subject of my work.
I find they bring me peace ...
he drive to create and to share is alive at the
Ocean City Center for the Arts. We can be
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proud of what we have accomplished in this
difficult time. It seemed as if the Covid crisis brought
out the best in our local artists, even the kids. Our
monthly exhibits, in person and online, demonstrated
an amazing level of artistic growth in our community,
as if circumstance had intensified our perception,
focus, and artistic vision. It brought out the best from
our staff and volunteers as well. They have risen to the
We’ve cooked up something
challenge presented by this new reality, and against all delicious for your bookshelf
obstacles have advanced our mission, vision, and core
values. Thanks to everyone’s dedication and commit- “We Made It” is 132 glorious pages of
ment, we have turned this pandemic into an opportu- original art, cherished family recipes, and
nity for growth and greater service. stories from the artists who shared them.
It’s a book where the visual and culinary arts
Careful vigilance will be required during the early part merge into a delectable feast for the eyes and
of the year, with the hope that things will begin to palate. And we’re selling these as a fundraiser
relax in the summertime. Yet as this newsletter for the Art League for $29.95.
demonstrates, there is plenty going on. You can visit Our beautiful new book is professionally
our galleries without worry about crowded conditions. printed with full color pages and a glossy cover.
There are classes and special events to keep your You’ll discover unique recipes handed down
creative juices flowing, plus lots of activities to keep from generations and the sweet family stories
kids occupied and involved. And don’t forget to keep behind them. The 60 artists also shared a piece
your calendar clear so you can binge-watch our 5th of their beautiful original art, and shared what
Annual Ocean City Film Festival in March. It’s going to inspired them to create it.
be great. Without a doubt, 2021 will prove to be our
finest year ever. AVAILABLE IN OUR GIFT SHOP,
John Sisson BY CALLING 410-524-9433
President OR ONLINE
ARTLEAGUEOFOCEANCITY.ORG
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Shared Visions
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HOPE & HEALING
J OAnne GUi lFO i l ~ s pOt liGht GA llerY
OPENING FEBRUARY 5
r AChel eU r e el l e B A rG A r
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“LOVE, LOVE, LOVE” ONLINE GROUP EXHIBIT
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JURIED CORPORATE PARTNER SHOW
CALL FOR ENTRIES - FEB. 8 THRU MARCH 8
ArtLeagueOfOceanCity.org/call-for-entries
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VIRTUAL FILM NIGHT - 2021 OC FILM FEST PREVIEW
FREE ON FACEBOOK LIVE
FEB. 20 ~ 7 PM
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ORIGINALS ONLY - FREE ON FACEBOOK LIVE
FEB. 24 ~ 7 PM
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More hugs, please, in 2021
Our famous hugging heART cheered so many during 2020.
You made them into school and family art projects, hung them in
your windows to cheer your neighbors, sent them as thanks to the
caregivers at Atlantic General Hospital, and made them into virtual hugs
on social media. We need more hugs during this winter! Here’s how:
1. Do your creative art thing with this blank hugging heART.
2. Put it in your window or door to cheer your neighbors.
3. Write a hopeful message and mail it to your hospital or doctor.
4. Take a photo and send it to us by e-mail -
megan@artleagueofoceancity.org. We’ll post and exhibit.
(Need an extra heART? Download one from our website.)
Thank you from the bottom of our heARTS!
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“ C h i lD’s p l AY” ~ M U t hU l A k s hM i An U nArA siMhAn
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be h in d c h i l d re n ’s p l a y t h rou g h out th e w orl d
FIRST FRIDAY ART OPENING
MARCH 5 ~FACEBOOK 5 PM
trAvelOGUes GrOUp shOW
Artw o r k t o t ra n s p o rt us fa r a wa y 5
G A l l er iA
JURIED CORPORATE PARTNER
SHOW CALL FOR ENTRIES
AnnUAl shirleY hAll MeMOriAl
CLOSES: MARCH 8
YOUth Art shOW ArtLeagueOfOceanCity.org/call-for-entries
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ART LEAGUE STAFF
Rina Thaler, Executive Director Elaine Bean, Marketing & Publicity Director ORIGINALS ONLY
Su Fiske, Office Manager Aubrey Sizemore, Volunteer Coordinator FREE ON FACEBOOK LIVE
Katie Brown, Gallery Manager Megan Burak, Education Assistant & Social Media
Robin Chiddo, Development Coordinator Kacie Neeb, Gallery Assistant WEDNESDAY, MAR 31, 7 PM
Katrin Huber, Education Director Cassie Wait, Front Desk & Receptions
Robert Johnson, Pottery Studio Manager William “B.L.” Strang-Moya, Film Festival Director
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JANUARY, FEBRUARY, & MARCH IN-PERSON CLASSES
Classes may be limited in size or cancelled due to circumstances. Costs listed are for members/non-members.
Students need to bring their own supplies unless the class includes materials. Supply list will be posted online for all classes except when included in tuition.
To register, click on the date of the class you wish to take.
ArtLeagueOfOceanCity.org 410-524-9433
PAINTING/DRAWING CERAMICS
OIL & ACRYLIC PAINTING POTTERY WHEEL SERIES 4 WEEK SESSION
with David Simpson with Robert Johnson
March 14 from 9:30am-12:30pm Jan 4, 11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 15, 22, March 1, 8,
$30/$38 Cost Per Session 15, 22 from 10am-1pm
This class will guide you step by step in Cost per 4-week session: $220/$275
creating an oil or acrylic painting. Bring Join this 4 week long series of classes on the
materials or buy a kit for $25. potter’s wheel. Materials included.
DRAWING BOOT CAMP CLAY HAND-BUILDING & WHEEL CLASS
with David Simpson with Robert Johnson
March 14 from 1-4pm Mon Dates: Jan 4, 11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 15,
$30/$38 Cost Per Session 22, March 1, 8, 15, 22 from 3-5pm
Learn value, composition, and shading to Fri Dates: Jan 8, 15, 22, 29, Feb 12, 19, 26,
improve your skills. Bring your own material. March 12, 19, 26 from 10am-12pm
Sat Dates: Jan 2, 9, 16, 23, Feb 6, 13, 20,
MIXED MEDIA
March 6, 13, 20 from 12-2pm
SCREEN PAINTING
$50/$63 Cost Per Session
with Lisa Marie Penn
Jan 19, Feb 23, March 16 More detailed description online.
from 12:30pm-3:30pm. GUIDED HAND-BUILDING WITH CLAY
$55/$66 Cost Per Session with Robert Johnson
Jan 15, 29, Feb 12, 26, March 12, 26 from
Learn the traditional Baltimore folk-art of
3:00- 5:00pm
painted window screens. Materials included.
$35/$45 Cost Per Session
FREE heART & SOUL
Students will explore hand building techniques to
with Barbara Buford
make fun and functional art. Materials included.
Jan 28, Feb 25, March 25
from 10am-12pm. Free! SGRAFFITO POTTERY WORKSHOP
with Robert Johnson
This class is geared towards those dealing
Jan 30, 31 from 10am-1pm
with stress, trauma or grief with projects
$110/$138 Cost for 2-Day Workshop
designed to focus on centering and healing.
Materials included. Learn to decorate by scratching through layers
SEAGLASS ART of colored slip on the surface of thrown pottery.
with Bonnie Artz & Kathy Siegfried Materials included.
April 17 from 1-3pm LIQUID SLIP DECORATION
$45/$56 Cost Per Session with Robert Johnson
Bring the beach right into your home with Feb 27, 28 from 10am-1pm
these creative and fun sea glass paintings. $110/$138 Cost for 2-Day Workshop
Materials included. Learn a unique decorating technique using
PHOTOGRAPHY multiple-colored slips in a liquid form. Materials
included.
INTRODUCTION TO THE ART OF
PHOTOGRAPHY THROWING WITH SLIP
with Tom Kennedy with Robert Johnson
April 17 from 10am - 1pm March 27 from 10am-1pm
$35/$44 Cost Per Session $55/$69 Cost Per Session
Shoot quality photographs by learning basic Decorate thrown wares with a thick slip.
photographic principles and techniques. Materials included.
JANUARY, FEBRUARY, & MARCH IN-PERSON CLASSES
Classes may be limited in size or cancelled due to circumstances. Costs listed are for members/non-members.
Students need to bring their own supplies unless the class includes materials. Supply list will be posted online for all classes except when included in tuition.
To register, click on the date of the class you wish to take.
ArtLeagueOfOceanCity.org 410-524-9433
GLASS OTHERS
CREATE AN S-CURVE WAVE OR A
STAND-UP CANDLE LAMP ART 4 LIVING WELL
with Peter Gibson with Kelli Andres and Abbi Custis
March 12, 26 from 10:30am-1pm Jan 17 from 12:30am–3:30 pm
$60/$70 Cost Per Session $65/$80 Cost Per Session
Create either of these projects using a Investigate what it means to be human
wide range of glass with print paper and through art and yoga. Materials included.
paint. Materials included.
ASSORTED BOXES
CREATE YOUR OWN GLASS PLATE with Ginny Barney
with Peter Gibson Feb 17 from 9:30am–1:30pm
March 13, 27 from 10am-12:30pm $50/$63 Cost Per Session Plus $20
$90/$105 Cost Per Session Material Fee to be Paid to Instructor
Create a 12" plate using different techniques Directly
like kiln carvings, painting & stenciling. Create your own cigar box using various
Materials included. themed papers.
JANUARY, FEBRUARY, & MARCH ONLINE CLASSES
Students need to have their own supplies at hand. Detailed supply list will be posted online. To register, click on the date of the class you wish to take.
ArtLeagueOfOceanCity.org 410-524-9433
PAINTING/DRAWING WATERCOLORS
DRAWING BOOT CAMP with Nancy Ellen Thompson
with David Simpson Jan 6, 20, Feb 3, 17, March 3, 17
Jan 4, 11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 15, 22, March 1, from 9:30-12:30am
8, 15, 22, 29 from 3:45-5:45pm $30/$38 Cost Per Session
$25/$30 Cost Per Session Sketch techniques, how to simplify, color
This class will assist in your growth as mixing and watercolor techniques. All levels.
a 2-D artist. All levels welcome.
LOCAL COLORS
ZENTANGLE
with Gerilyn Gaskill
with Ryan Vai
Jan 7, 21, Feb 4, 18, March 4, 18
Jan 5, Feb 2, March 2 from 12-1:30pm
from 10am-12pm
$20/$25 Cost Per Session
$25/$30 Cost Per Session
Create "tangles" with simple, repeating lines
Watch watercolor demonstrations and try
and shapes to form beautiful complete
your hand as you paint along with Gerilyn.
illustrations.
PAINTING DROP-IN
Jan 5, 19, Feb 2, 16, March 2, 16 PAINT IN PASTEL
from 10-11:30am with Jacki Yamin
Free for members! Jan 8, Feb 5 from 10am-12pm
This is a wonderful way to meet up with $25/$30 Cost Per Session
likeminded painters and friends to paint Create artwork using pastel pencils.
together and inspire each other!
JANUARY, FEBRUARY, & MARCH ONLINE CLASSES
Students need to have their own supplies at hand. Detailed supply list will be posted online.
To register, click on the date of the class you wish to take.
ArtLeagueOfOceanCity.org 410-524-9433
EXPLORING THE WORLD OF
MIXED MEDIA
WATERCOLOR
with Kathy Bohs
Jan 15, Feb 19, Mar 12 JOURNALING
from 10am-12:30pm with Barbara Buford
Jan 29, Feb 26, Mar 26 Jan 19, Feb 16, March 16
from 2:30-4:30pm from 12:30-2:30pm
$25/$30 Cost Per Session $25/$30 Cost Per Session
This class is great if you're new to Learn tips and tricks to create a journal
watercolor or want to refresh your own skills. spread using different types of mixed media
Paint from life or from a photograph. art.
OIL & ACRYLIC PAINTING
with David Simpson
Jan 22, Feb 12, March 19 ABSTRACT MINI COLLAGES – SOUL ART
from 3:45-5:45pm with Barbara Buford
$25/$30 Cost Per Session Jan 26 from 12:30-2:30pm
$30/$38 Cost Per Session
This class will guide you step by step in
creating an oil or acrylic painting. All levels. Students will learn how to create mini
collages using a piece of 90lb watercolor
paper or mixed media paper.
PAINT WITH WATERCOLOR & INK
with Jacki Yamin
Jan 22, Feb 12, March 19
from 10am-12pm
$25/$30 Cost Per Session
TINY COLLAGES
Use your own photo or one of the with Barbara Buford
instructors. Draw with ink and fill in with Feb 2 from 12:30-2:30pm
watercolor. $30/$38 Cost Per Session
This class will provide you with a chance to
WATERCOLORS
learn some collage techniques, and help you
with Marie Natale
discover the joys of working small.
Jan 28, Feb 25, March 11 from 2-4:30pm
$35/$44 Cost Per Session
Paint with ease and add interest and energy
to your paintings.
INTUITIVE COLLAGES
with Barbara Buford
PAINT IN ACRYLIC March 30 from 12:30-2:30pm
with Jacki Yamin $30/$38 Cost Per Session
March 5 from 10am-12pm
$25/$30 Cost Per Session This collage will be truly personal to each
student and it will help you find your true
Paint one or two adorable goat faces in
authentic voice and creating style.
acrylics.JANUARY, FEBRUARY, & MARCH WORKSHOPS
More detailed information including the supply list will be posted online.
To register, click on the date of the class you wish to take.
ArtLeagueOfOceanCity.org 410-524-9433
IN-PERSON WORKSHOPS ONLINE WORKSHOPS
LOOSE AND ROMANTIC WATERCOLOR REALISM OIL PAINTING
with Leo Kahl with Ryan Vai
Feb 12-14 from 9:30am-3:30pm First Session: Jan 13, 27, Feb 10
$170/$213 Second Session: Feb 24, March 10, March
Topics include how to develop narrative 24 from 12-1:30pm
compositions, dramatic light, mood and $60/$75 Cost Per 3-Day Workshop
color harmony. Learn Ryan's fool-proof process for painting
realistically in oil.
SOPHISTICATED SIMPLICITY IN
FOUNDATIONS OF REALISTIC
WATERCOLOR
WATERCOLOR
with Mick McAndrews
with Jennifer Littleton
March 22-24 from 9:30am-3:30pm
6 Weeks: Jan 25 – March 8 (no class Feb 15)
$270/$340
from 12pm-2:30pm
Paint a variety of subjects including $205/$259
landscapes, cityscapes and marine scenes
Students will learn how to create a realistic
using plenty of water and pigment to
transparent watercolor painting with
exploit the wonder and intrinsic beauty of
atmospheric perspective.
watercolor.
IN-PERSON KID'S CLASSES
WATERCOLOR IMPRESSIONS:
FRIENDS AND FAMILY
FLOWERS, FACES AND FIGURES
with Sarah Halcott
with Janet Rogers
Jan 2, 9, 16, 23, Feb 6, 13, 20, March 6, 13,
April 19-22 from 9:30am-3:30pm
20 from 2:30-4:00pm
$425/$530
$25/$32 Cost Per Session
Through a series of fun painting exercises,
Create art that inspires you, choose from
students will develop a looser and
available projects, bring family and
natural approach – giving them an
friends for time to play with clay! Materials
opportunity to be more spontaneous and
included.
expressive in their paintings.
CREATIVE KIDS
ACRYLIC, ABSTRACTION AND with Lindsey Winters
CREATIVE COLLAGE Jan 2, 23, Feb 6, 20, March 6, 20
with Sharon & Joe DiGiulio from 1-2pm
April 26-28 from 9:30am-3:30pm Free!
$340/$425 Lindsey is an art teacher at Showell Elementary
Experience a unique approach to abstract School, who loves to work with children and is
painting and learn about different tools, fascinated by how they see the world and what
supplies and applications. fun art pieces they create. Materials included.
FREE FAMILY ART DAY
WATERCOLOR with Barbara Buford
with Sterling Edwards Jan 9, Feb 27, March 13, April 10, May 8
Oct 25-28 from 9am-4pm from 10am-12pm
$495/$620 Free!
Children must be accompanied by an adult;
Learn techniques involving composition and
adults must be accompanied by a child. All
positive and negative painting, using creative
family members (including adults) must be
colors, glazing, charging color, and more.
registered for this event. Materials included.502 94th St. bayside
Ocean City, MD 21842
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Petra & Kevin Bernstein Dept of Housing & Gerard Hogan Barry Meil Carol Salter Nancy Winchester
Marian Bickerstaff Community Assurance Joann Houtz Donna Miller Mady Segal
Julie Brown Rita Dettore Katrin Huber Joseph Mitrecic Richard Segars
Michele Bruggeman Kal Dupchen Glenn Irwin Kim Morgan Fred Shaffer
Christina Burke Cynthia Feist Elaine Jarvis Paula Morris John Sisson
Lyn Burr Nancy Fortney Laura Jenkins Lou & Jeanne Mueller Judith & Graham
Crystal Cahoone Cecilia & Richard Fox Erica Joseph Margaret Nee Slaughter
T H A NK YO U, CO R PO R ATE PA RT NERS (P LEA S E S U P P ORT T HEM)
PICASSO OC Rooms - Buas Enterprises Sahara Motel
Macky’s Bayside Bar & Grill Ocean City Elks Lodge #2645 Trattoria Lombardi’s LEGACY PARTNERS
Ocean City Outlets Windmill Creek Vineyard & Winery
RENOIR Phil Cropper Karen & Spicer Bell
Pit & Pub Marian Bickerstaff
Atlantic Planning & Development FRIENDS IN-KIND Lyn Burr
Clarion Resort Fontainebleau Hotel Sea Quest Fashions Clean Team Janitorial
Worcester Co. Developmental Laura Jenkins
Dr. Kathleen Dillon Coastal Style Magazine
Center Barbara Patrick
Gold Coast Beer, Wine & Liquor D3 Corp Emily & Paul Schwab
Jolly Roger Amusement Park Delmarva Public Radio
GAUGUIN John Sisson
Kimmerly Messick The Dispatch
Albright’s Associates LLP Rina & Jeff Thaler
Trident Furnishings/Donaway Eastern Shore Property Mgmt. Judy & Jon Tremellen
Atlantic Cosmetic & Interamerican Business Assoc.
MONET Family Dentistry Mail Movers
Commander Hotel Ayres, Jenkins, Gordy & Almand Robert Mitrecic Builders
Dumser’s Dairyland Restaurant Bank of Ocean City Ocean City Today BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Farmers Bank of Willards BJ’s on the Water Shoreline Technologies
The Bonfire John Sisson, President
Malament Law Firm Tyler & Company, P.A.
Chick-fil-A Marian Bickerstaff, Past President
Seacrets Nite Club
Deeley Insurance Group Barbara Patrick,1st Vice President
Sunsations
Fager’s Island Ltd.
RECIPROCAL Laura Jenkins, 2nd Vice President
The Framing Corner MEMBERS Rafael Correa, Treasurer
CEZANNE Harrison Group Hotel Motel Restaurant Association Emily Schwab, Recording Secretary
Atlantic General Hospital Ocean City Development Corp
Bayside Skillet James List Law LLC Jan Perdue, Corresponding Secretary
Mann Properties Ocean City Chamber of Commerce
Berlin Interventional Pain Mgnt.
Candy Kitchen Shoppes Off the Hook/Taste Events Jamie Albright
Old Pro Golf For information on joining us Hilari Ashton
Community Foundation of
the Eastern Shore PKS Investment Advisors as a Corporate Partner, please Courtney Blackford
Creative Concepts Furniture PNC Bank contact Robin Chiddo, Katy Durham
Delaware Elevator Princess Royale Oceanfront Hotel Joe Mitrecic
Procino-Wells & Woodland LLC Development Coordinator, at
Dough Roller Restaurants Maryellen Rosenblit
Dunes Manor Hotel & Suites Reese Cropper III robin@artleagueofoceancity.org Amy Rothermel
Sandy & Bob Esham, DDS Residence Inn Ocean City
Rick Meehan & Katy Durham/ Gayle Widdowson
Glitter & Gold Ryan Wilde
Mancini’s Brick Oven Pizzeria Rak, Inc.
Minuteman Press of Ocean City Royal Plus ElectricYou can also read
