Page 2   
  

 


Bead work by Phyllis Lee Lethco

Bead work
by Phyllis Lee Lethco




Anodized Aluminum with Hand Beading by Laurie Shovers

Anodized Aluminum
with Hand Beading
by Laurie Shovers




An Image of Madison in stained glass by Cheryl Brown Rogers
An Image of Madison
Cheryl Brown




Slip-carved Stoneware by Jean Smaglik Wells
Slip-carved Stoneware
by Jean Smaglik Wells




A stoneware jar by Joyce Diveley
A stoneware jar
by Joyce Diveley




Acrylic painting by
Acrylic painting by
Jaroslava Sobiskova




A metal sculpture by Nana Schowalter
A metal sculpture
by Nana Schowalter




Hardwood furniture by Bill Bale
Fused Glass by Jeff
and Jennifer Baillies




A Pastel by Cindy Schave
A Pastel
by Cindy Scha
ve



Paint over monotype by Charles Mitchell
Paint over Monotype by Charles Mitchell




Jewelry by Cynthia Koshalek
Jewelry
by Cynthia Koshalek




A Ceramic Vase by Judy Laubmeier
A Ceramic Vase by
Judy Laubmeier




Photography by Tom Lazar Photography
by Tom Lazar



UW Health
The First Annual
University of Wisconsin Hospital
WAAC Members' Exhibition

WAAC has arranged a month-long exhibit during February of 2012 at the UW Hospital. Your work, if you choose to participate, will be displayed in the surgical waiting room and other corridors at the hospital. So this will give your work exposure to a large number of people. This is open to all current WAAC members but time is of the essence as drop-off is Saturday, February 4. For more information, here is a cover letter and map, both in PDF format.


 

 

 

Why Don't We? by Clarence P. Cameron

Why don’t we have free admission at the Winter Art Festival like we do at the summer fair?

Well, we could. The big question is, do you want to pay a higher entry fee? Unlike the summer fair, we pay Monona Terrace a considerable amount to rent the exhibition hall, plus we pay for some catering, security and miscellaneous expenses. This, of course, does not include WAAC’s own expenses, such as advertising (a large expense), employees’ salaries, mailings, office expenses, and the like.

The admission fee, which is low compared to many other indoor fairs, means that the majority of the people, who come, are interested in not only viewing, but purchasing art. And it gives us the opportunity to see how many invitational postcards and coupons are used which, in turn, helps determine our advertising budget.

 

Betty Boop in a Valentine heart

 

 

 

A photo of Sue Lukas, WAAC's new Graphic Designer
Susan Lukas takes over
the Graphic Design post
Susan Lukas, Cudahy, has taken over the Graphic Design position from Lorraine Ortner-Blake, who served as WAAC's
Graphic Designer since 2003.  Lorraine's design skills will be remembered for her postcards, posters, art fair programs, newsletter production, and T-shirt creation.  Her favorite projects were the catalogs for WAAC's 25th and 30th anniversaries.

Sue has worked as a print and Web graphic designer in metro Milwaukee since 1995.  She is an award-winning photographer who exhibits her digital photo collages in the Midwest. Her Web site is susanlukas.com.   As a WAAC member for many years, Sue looks forward to serving the membership.  She
will use her marketing skills to promote WAAC and its high-quality art shows.

 

 

 



VOLUNTEERS ARE
ALWAYS NEEDED

The word, WAAC, spelled out in American Sign Language. Below, it states: Many Hands....WAAC Events happen because of Volunteers

WAAC Thrives because of you: can you help?

There are so many things you can do to help your organization.

Number one, bouncing 
How about finding more sponsors for WAAC?
We all do business, so not ask a business owner or corporation from your area to help us with a financial or in-kind contribution.

Bouncing number two
Ask your friends or family members to help.
We can use volunteers at either or both of our fairs. They can booth-sit, sell t-shirts, hand out programs, take tickets, serve food at the summer fair picnic, help stuff artists' packets, help prepare packets for mailing, and enjoy m
unching while filling the WAACSnax baggies for Winter Art Festival, and the list goes on and on. At the summer fair, a few hours' work will get them a free t-shirt!

Bouncing number three Get involved in making WAAC a part of your community.
Talk to art teachers at public schools in your area about your talking about and/or demonstrating your art or craft.

Is it time for you to
JUMP IN?
Get the details.
Email waac@artcraftwis.org


Colored bar

ARTISTS HAVE MANY TALENTS!
Facebook and Twitter Logos
Will you share yours?

We are looking for artists who also are cyber savvy to help us with online listings for Art Fair Off the Square and the Winter Art Festival and to maybe get us noticed on Twitter and Facebook.

Do you have experience in public relations, media buying and/or marketing?

We need five to ten hours of your time (no meetings!) to help us improve promotions for our art shows.


Please email Lee Hill at OakwoodStudios@aol.com. Thanks


A cartoon by Steve Wirtz

GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR WINTER FAIRS!

WAAC logo: "A Fabric of the Arts in Wisconsin"

"A Fabric of the Arts in Wisconsin"


 

click here to continue to next page

click here to previous page




C
opyright ©2000-2012
The Wisconsin Alliance of Artists and Craftspeople, Inc., Madison, Wisconsin
All Rights Reserved