Registration now open for Fall classes and 2020 Workshops

Connecting Members and Supporters to the Mission of OSA.

The Mission of the Oregon Society of Artists is to promote the visual arts in the diverse communities of our region with educational and exhibition opportunities for artists at all levels of accomplishment.

PROMOTING THE VISUAL ARTS IN OUR REGION SINCE 1926

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019

Visit us online at www.osartists.org to learn more about what OSA can offer you!

Find us online at www.osartists.org OREGON SOCIETY OF ARTISTS

Oregon Society of Artists offers fine art classes and workshops that will help you build your skills and acquire new techniques, regardless of your current skill level.

This Fall our program lineup includes 28 classes to choose from, taught by 19 of the region's very talented artist instructors. Instructors new this Fall to OSA are Nathan Seay (drawing), Elaine Pawski (digital arts), Chris Waddell (portrait sculpture), and Greg Lewis (Fundamentals). All of our instructors are happy to connect with you should you

have any "Is this right for me?" questions prior to registering. Instructor contact information can be found on page 4 of this issue of BrushMarks, along with an at-a-glance snapshot of our schedule.

We are also excited to announce that our entire lineup of 2020 Workshops is available NOW online for registration! Choose from more than 20 workshops in a variety of mediums, taught by regionally and nationally known artists.

Head to www.osartists.org now to check out all OSA can offer you!

Instructor Janet Parker, Botanical Drawing

2019 OSA BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident Judy MatarazzoVice President Gail JosephRecording Secretary Nancy TannerTreasurer Steve Kleier

DirectorsRobin BecicAnji Grainger Sharon Hansen Mary Holt Ken LundgrenKaren O'Kasey Carol Stepick Randall Vemer

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2019 GALLERY CALENDARSee page 6 for more Gallery News.

July was busy as your board and staff prepared for OSA's 2nd Art in the Garden development event. The event is designed to introduce OSA to community supporters. Below are photos from this very successful day. Thank you to all who shared their time and talent to spread the word about OSA!!

NEWS & UPDATES FROM THE OFFICEMARTHA NORRIE, Interim Directormnorrie@osartists.org

EMILY FOX, Programs & Education Managerefox@osartists.org

KATHY MONJE, Bookkeeperkmonje@osartists.org

Sep 8-23 Fall Juried Show(Members only, Juror TBA)

Sep 26-29 Gallery II: PDX Open Studio at OSA

Oct 7-24 Gallery II: Portland Photographers Forum

Nov 1-Dec 5 200 for Under $200 Art Show and Sale

Dec 15-Jan 5 OSA Veterans Show

THANK YOU...Every day we have wonderful people stepping up to help further OSA's mission. Thank you to each and all who volunteer.

• An enormous thank you to the law firm of Schwabe, Williamson and Wyatt, Bob Joseph and Terry Hauck, for their pro bono contribution to OSA: They accomplished all the legal work for our transaction with our lender for the funds necessary for our executive director position.

• We wish to thank Mary Beth and Roger Burpee and their family for their generosity and kindness to Oregon Society of Artists.

• To our volunteer gardeners—the garden looks lovely, and we all appreciate your efforts!

• Thank you to our plein air painters who donated their time and talent for our July development event, and to all the volunteers who helped make the event a success!

• ART SUPPLIES, RESTAURANT GIFT CARDS, and AMAZON CARDS, OH MY! The Gallery Event Committee is looking for prize donations for our upcoming 200 for Under $200 Art Show. Please consider donating new, unused art materials, and gift cards from restaurants, Amazon.com, and local merchants. These items will be carefully curated for awards, and for the raffle drawing that takes place during the opening reception. Be creative! Collaborate on a set of items, or a basket of items...OSA Classes and Instructors are encouraged to contribute as a group. Please note that only new, unused items can be accepted. Email: gallery@osartists.org or drop your donation off during office hours.

• IN NEED OF NEW EQUIPMENT! Adding new mediums to our class mix sometimes means adding new equipment, too. We are in need of adjustable sculpture stands for our new Portrait Sculpture class. If you would like to contribute monetarily toward the purchase of stands, or have a used stand you'd like to donate, please contact Programs and Education Manager, Emily Fox. Email: efox@osartists.org or call 503-228-0706.

• HOSPITALITY SUPPLIES: Donations of wine for receptions and coffee/tea for the kitchen are always welcome!

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COMMITTEE REPORTS

OSA membership is growing. We currently have 558 members. Check out the membership information on the OSA website to learn about the two new levels of membership: Art Supporter and Art Patron.

Thanks to a generous donation from member Catherine Rudolf, OSA will soon offer need-based scholarships to help with class tuition or membership fees. We are in the planning process now. More information regarding eligibility and how to apply for the scholarships will soon be available.

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE UPDATE

Have you visited the Workshop section of our OSA website lately? If you have, perhaps you’ve already registered for a 2020 workshop. Your workshop committee has been productive contacting award-winning artists from near and far to fill our 2020 roster. Using a set of criteria, we selected respected instructors to meet the varied needs and wishes of our membership and extended art community. We are currently working on the 2021 roster, so please contact Emily Fox in the office if you would like to suggest an instructor. Workshop committee members: Tedd Chilless, Cathy Cramer, Emily Fox, Sharon Hansen, Susan Kuznitsky, and Carol Stepick.

WORKSHOP COMMITTEE UPDATE

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGEAs a child, September meant the unstructured lazy days of summer would give way to the structure of the new school year. The same is true for OSA as Fall classes have the building buzzing with activity. I encourage you to go online to review our new class offerings and 2020 workshops.

While summer days may be lazy, OSA stayed busy with classes and workshops while attending to needed projects. We now have fresh interior paint downstairs and in the Gallery, and a new HVAC system.

In late July, thirteen OSA plein air painters lent their talent and time for a development event in my garden. At least 140 people new to OSA's mission enjoyed learning more about OSA. They purchased paintings, listened to live music and enjoyed a drink. It was a treat to see so many people gathered to support OSA.

In August I received a concerning call from a longtime member who had heard membership was down and we were “going

under.” Nothing could be further from the truth! In fact, membership is up more than 30% since this time last year, and we now have non-artist members who want to support the work of OSA. Donations are coming in, and we are working on several grant applications with positive feedback. OSA isn’t going anywhere. We are here to stay, and continue to work responsibly toward growth and sustainability.

As we say goodbye to summer at OSA, I will treasure the memory of walking into the gallery and watching Randall Vemer teach a group of very interested teenagers in his class "Michelangelo Meets Marvel: Classical Drawing Applied to Action Figures." Another generation, beginning to understand and appreciate the magic that art brings to our life.

Something truly wonderful happens when people work together, and that is the case every day at OSA...We hope you will support OSA by visiting often, being engaged, and volunteering. Above all, help us spread the word about OSA and all it can offer!

Judy Matarazzo, OSA President

Thayne J. Logan was born in Joplin, Missouri in 1900 and moved to Portland as a young boy. He studied architectural drafting at Benson Polytechnic School. After graduation, Logan was employed as a draftsman in various architectural firms.

During World War I, Logan met future business partner Robert Barrett while working in the shipyards of the Northwest Steel Company.

In addition to being an architect, Logan was a painter and an art critic, and studied art under Clyde Leon Keller and Sidney Bell. Both Logan and his wife, Helen, were active members of the Oregon Society of Artists. Helen was the first editor-in-chief, printer, mailing clerk, and distributor of BrushMarks. During his many years as a member, Thayne Logan served as President four times.

OSA history indicates that as president Logan "unified the society" (1934), and championed "good educational programs" (1939). He stepped up again in 1941 during difficult times as World War 2 started. Logan served his final term in 1967, "opening meetings with a salute and oath of allegiance to our flag."

In the 1950's when the decision was made to build a home for OSA, Thayne Logan and contractor Lyle Keeler donated their services and the use of their equipment and organizations to effort. The contractor constructed the concrete walls and roof of the first 40' x 50' unit (now used as our gallery).

According to our history, "Nearly everybody participated, some giving labor, time, pictures to sell, and some donated money but not to exceed $100. Building material firms donated much of

BRUSHSTROKES IN TIME: OSA HISTORY

Thayne Johnstone Logan (1900-1962) the material, and the building was built, in part, by donated membership labor. It was a "Do it Ourselves" project, and no public funds, donations, foundations or subscriptions were asked for, nor were they offered."

Thayne Logan left a rich legacy through his professional and artistic works. He died in 1991 and is buried at Riverview Cemetery in SW Portland.

Sources: Online research; OSA History archives.

"WW2 started, many members called into service. Just holding the society together was a problem."

1941, notes on Thayne Logan's third term as OSA President

OSA INSTRUCTOR CONTACTSNot sure if a class is right for you? Our instructors are available to answer your questions!

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CURRENT CLASSES: FALL 2019

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

Painting the Nudein Oils

Joanne Mehl9:30am-12:30pm

The Impressionist’s Magic Bullet

Alan Scott-Moncrieff9:30am-12:30pm

Oil Painting 101Joanne Mehl

9:30am-12:30pm

Watercolor: Honing Your Skills

Angela Grainger9:30am-12:30pm

Illustrated LetteringNicole Poole

9:30am-12:30pm

Oil Painting Success Dorothy Fitzgerald9:30am-12:30pm

The Visual Language of Landscape

Michael Orwick9:30am-12:30pm

Introduction to Watercolor

ImpressionismSteve C. Kleier

9:30am-12:30pm

Water MediaHarold Walkup

9:30am-12:30pm

Explore Your Potential/Acrylic

Wayne Jiang9:30am-12:30pm

Life DrawingOpen Studio

Unclothed Models9:30am-12:30pm

Oil, Acrylic, Pastel, and Charcoal

Susan Kuznitsky10:30am-1:30pm

Botanical DrawingJanet Parker1:00-4:00pm

Intro to Drawing, Composition, and

Art History 101 Greg Lewis1:00-4:00pm

Oil Painting Success Dorothy Fitzgerald

1:00-4:00pm

Powerful PastelsSusan Kuznitsky

1:00-4:00pm

Single Pose Figure Session

(ALL LEVELS & MEDIUMS)Joanne R. Kollman

1:00-4:00pm

Expressive Oil Painting

Joanne R. Kollman1:30-4:30pm

Open StudioRotating Facilitator

1:30-4:30pm

Introduction to Expressing with

AcrylicsSteve C. Kleier1:00-4:00pm

Urban Street Sketching & Drawing

TechniquesDennis Anderson

1:00-4:00pm

Toned Figure Drawing—Draw Like

the MastersRandall Vemer1:00-4:00pm

Portrait Drawingfrom Life

Nathan Seay6:00-9:00pm

US Military Veterans Art Class

Steve C. Kleier6:30-8:30pm

Drawing and Painting on the iPad

Elaine Pawski6:00-9:00pm

Portrait Sculpture Chris Waddell5:30-8:30pm

Digital Photography(VARIOUS, VISIT WEBSITE

FOR DETAILS)Michael Lerch6:30-8:30pm

Subject to change, please confirm details online at www.osartists.org. Weekly schedule-at-a-glance arranged by class times.

Dennis Anderson | www.artworkarchive.com/profile/dennis-andersonBrenda Boylan | www.brendaboylan.comDorothy Fitzgerald | dorothyfitz@hotmail.comAngela Grainger | www.bluepansycottage.comWayne Jiang | www.waynejiang.com Steve Kleier | www.stevekleier.comJoanne Kollman | www.radmilovichkollman.comSusan Kuznitsky | www.susankuznitsky.comMichael Lerch | www.fineart.greyforest.netGreg Lewis | greg@greglewisstudio.net

Joanne Mehl | www.joannemehl.comMichael Orwick | www.michaelorwick.comJanet Parker | www.janetparker-art-design.comElaine Pawski | sunflowercreativemedia.comNicole Poole | lionandpoppy@gmail.comNathan Seay | www.nathanseay.comAlan Scott-Moncrieff | ascomo@icloud.com Randall Vemer | www.artavita.com/artists/3714-randall-vemerChris Waddell | christen_waddell@hotmail.comHarold Walkup | www.artbyharold.com

Watercolor Batik on Rice Paper: Kristie MooneyOctober 11–13 (Fri-Sun)$295 member/$345 non-memberhttps://watercolorbatiksbykjmartstudio.com/

Mastering Fluid Acrylics on Yupo:Sandy MaudlinSeptember 16–20 (Mon-Fri)$495http://sandymaudlin.blogspot.com/

Fall Chinese Brush Painting:Cindy LommassonSeptember 15 (Sun)$90https://cindylommasson.com

2019 WORKSHOPS: LIMITED SPACE!DETAILS & REGISTRATION ONLINE

OSA OFFERS WORKSHOPS FOR ALL LEVELS & ABILITIES,IN A VARIETY OF MEDIUMS. VISIT US ONLINE TO LEARN MORE!

https://public.osartists.org/public/workshops

2020 WORKSHOPS: REGISTER NOW!

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From Thumbnail Sketches to Completion: Yong Hong ZhongJanuary 10–12 (Fri-Sun)$325 member/$385 non-memberwww.yonghongzhong.com

Back to Tradition—ExploringPen-and-ink Techniques:Heeyong KimApril 16–18 (Thu-Sat)$375 member/$435 non-member www.heeyongkim.net

Painting Expressive Landscapesin Oil and Acrylic: Eric JacobsenFebruary 14–16 (Fri-Sun)$415 member/$475 non-memberwww.jacobsenfineart.com

Palette Knife Revelation:Steve KleierFebruary 8–9 (Sat-Sun)$295 member/$335 non-memberwww.stevekleier.com

Procreate—Analog Painting with Digital Experimentation:Ruth ArmitageJanuary 25–27 (Sun-Mon)$325 member/$385 non-memberrutharmitage.com

Simplifying the Watercolor Process: Andy EvansenMarch 27–29 (Fri-Sun)$475 member/$535 non-memberwww.evansenartstudio.com

Alla Prima Portrait Painting:Joanne MehlJune 26–28 (Fri-Sun)$375 member/$435 non-member www.joannemehl.com

Add Structure to your Pastel or Oil Painting:Nancie King MertzJuly 10–12 (Fri-Sun)$350 member/$410 non-member nanciekingmertz.com

Watercolor from the Heart:Carol CarterJune 12–14 (Fri-Sun)$475 member/$535 non-member www.carol-carter.com

Creating Your Natural Pigment Paints—Discovering Their Unique Beauty:Angela GraingerMay 1–3 (Fri-Sun)$295 member/$345 non-member https://www.bluepansycottage.com

Painting Life with Life: Bev JozwiakJuly 18–19 (Sat-Sun)$255 member/$295 non-memberwww.bevjozwiak.com

Landscape Painting with ChineseBrush Techniques:Cindy LommassenOctober 3–4 (Sat-Sun)$200 member/$240 non-member https://cindylommassen.com

Selecting Surfaces for Watermedia: Linda AmanSeptember 18–20 (Fri-Sun)$375 member/$435 non-memberhttps://amanarts.com/

The Figure Demystified:Terry MiuraSeptember 10–13 (Thu-Sun)$495 member/$575 non-memberhttps://terrymiura.com

Location Sketching in Watercolor—A Plein Air Workshop:Shari BlaukopfAugust 14–16 (Fri-Sun)$460 member/$520 non-memberwww.blaukopfwatercolours.com

Color Harmony in Landscape—Understanding & Working with Color Strategies: Mitch AlbalaSeptember 25–27 (Fri-Sun)$415 member/$475 non-memberhttps://mitchalbala.com

Intuitive Acrylic Painting:Joan FullertonNovember 5–8 (Thu-Sun)$495 member/$575 non-member https://joanfullerton.com/

Creative Collage:René EisenbartNovember 13–15 (Fri-Sun)$325 member/$385 non-member https://rene-art.com

New to You—Watercolor Basics:Susan SpearsOctober 24–25 (Sat-Sun)$150 member/$190 non-memberhttps://www.susanspearsart.com

Textures in the Landscape:Tom ChristopherOctober 16–18 (Fri-Sun)$385 member/$445 non-member tomchistopherartist.com

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The OSA Gallery is free and open to the public: Monday–Saturday, 1-4 p.m.Opening receptions on Sunday afternoons and Friday evenings as announced.

GALLERY NEWS

Visit www.osartists.org for exhibit details, entry information, and framing guidelines for all OSA Gallery shows.If you have questions or would like to volunteer please email us at info@osartists.org

CURRENTLY IN THE GALLERY

Fall Juried ShowSeptember 8-23

ReceptionSunday, September 8, 1pm-3pmAwards presentation at 2pm

This September OSA hosts the annual Fall Juried Show for members only.

Steve Kleier is our juror.

Please visit the Gallery page at www.osartists.org for more information about entering the Fall Juried Show.Artwork Take-In

Thursday, Sept. 5, 10am–4pmFriday, Sept. 6, 10am–1pmArt pick-upTuesday, Sept. 24, 1pm - 4pmWednesday, Sept. 25, 10am - 4pm

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GALLERY SALES COMMISSION INFORMATION

In January 2019 the OSA Board voted to implement a flat 30% commission to OSA from all sales of artwork from the OSA Gallery, with the exception of those sales made from the annual 200 for under $200 Art Show and Sale. The notice of a sales commission has been posted on our public website since January. If you have questions about our sales commission policy, please email us at gallery@osartists.org.

2019 PLEIN AIR PORTLAND RECAPBest of ShowRichard EatonFirst PlaceDonald LonsbroughSecond PlaceSusan KuznitskyThird PlaceHumberto Gonzales

Honorable MentionTedd ChillessPaul LockhartMary LehnerArtistic MeritStephanie CissnaPhilip PittsenburgerMichael MustoCONGRATULATIONS!

OSA's 2nd annual Plein Air Portland Art Show is a wrap! Celebrating the unique experience of painting outside "in open air," this gorgeous show was for paintings painted outdoors in Oregon and Washington within the last year. This year's show featured 70 entries from 39 member and non-member artists. The juror this year was Sandra Pearce.

The following sponsors made very generous contributions to enhance our award packages with donated art materials, gift cards, and certificates. Thank you to all of our sponsors for their support of the 2019 Plein Air Portland Art Show!

Dick Blick Art Materials NW Glisan, Dick Blick Art Materials Cedar Hills, Holbein Artists Colors, Cheap Joe’s Art Stuff, Guerrilla Painter, Vasari Classic Artist’s Oil Colors, M. Graham & Co/Ron Stokes, Gamblin Artists Colors, North American Talens, Mel’s Frame Shop, Frame Central/Macadam, Strathmore Artists Papers, Artists and Craftsman Supplies/SE Portland.

The OSA Board and OSA Staff would like to extend their gratitude to the volunteers who worked to support this event and OSA.

Portland Open StudioPreview ExhibitSeptember 28-30 and October 1Opening reception Fri., Sep. 27, 6-8pm

Kicking off the 2019 PDX Open Studio schedule, 50 selected artists from the tour display their work in the OSA Gallery for this special show.

2019 200 for Under $200 Art Show and SaleNovember 1-December 5

Reception | Awards |Prize Drawings | Sale startsFriday, November 1, 6pm-9pm

CRADLE PANELS ARE ALMOST SOLD OUT—Get yours NOW!!OSA invites you to participate in our popular annual 12” x 12” challenge! Registered participants will create an art piece on a supplied cradle panel. All artwork will be displayed in the OSA gallery in November. Participants will be eligible to win cash, valuable prizes, and awards. Anji Grainger is the juror.

Artwork Take-InTuesday, Oct. 29, 10am–4pmWednesday, Oct. 30, 10am–1pmArt pick-upFriday, Dec. 6, 1pm - 4pmMonday, Dec. 9, 10am - 4pm(Art must be picked up by Dec. 9to avoid a $10 fee)

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REGISTRATION FORMS AND DETAILS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT WWW.OSARTISTS.ORG

CALL TO ARTISTS

NEXT UP IN THE GALLERY

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OSA/Portland Photographers' Forum Collaborative ExhibitOctober 7-24Opening reception Sun., Oct. 6, 1-3 pm

OSA welcomes PPF for this joint exhibit. Expect to see photographs produced in a myriad of ways—from pinhole and toy cameras to large format view cameras. The work may be digital, traditional color and black and white, silver, ink jet or platinum. Come experience photography as fine art!

Elena Markova

FRIDAY EVENING DRINK & DRAWSNo experience required! OSA's fun and relaxed Drink & Draw format makes for a great evening out!

SEPT/OCT FREE DEMOS & TALKS

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Building on the brush techniques of famous artists throughout history, this episode of our popular Art Without Passports Series explores three great art influences: The Early Masters, the 19th Century, and the Modern Era. This information is valuable for the beginning artist just emerging into new creativity, or the advanced artist emerging into new directions with their paintings. Join us for an evening of "The Masters' Touch: Brushstrokes Revealed." www.greglewisstudios.net

No. 29: “The Masters' Touch: Brushstrokes revealed” presented by Greg LewisThursday, September 19 | 6:30-8:30pm | Free

The street photographer is always on the go. Planning the next location or urban adventure. Capturing what the eye sees. People, places, the human interest of street life. Researching prevailing lighting and weather conditions, time of day, and becoming street-wise are all part of the process. Join us for an evening of Street Photography: "As they saw it." www.greglewisstudios.net

No. 30: “En Plein Air: The Power of Painting Outdoors,” presented by Greg LewisThursday, October 17 | 6:30-8:30pm | Free

October: French Atelierhosted by Joanne R. KollmanFriday, October 4 | 7:00–9:00pm | $30

Join us in true French atelier style for this October' s Drink & Draw. Enjoy a relaxed open studio setting, or seek drawing guidance from your evening's host, OSA instructor Joanne Kollman. We will provide a model, charcoal, newsprint, wine, and good music. radmilovichkollman.com

September: The Bluegrass Specialhosted by Steve KleierFriday, September 6 | 7:00–9:00pm | $20

Get your country on with the bluegrass stylings of Red Cedar Shakes. This good-time group plays traditional bluegrass instruments and songs. Charcoal, newsprint, and wine provided—or, bring your own moonshine to share!https://stevekleier.com

Life-like Portraits with Elaine EvansThursday, September 5 | 6:30–8pm

Join us for an informative study of painting portraits using oil paints presented by Elaine Evans. Breathing life into your portraits can be the difference between an "okay" painting, and a life-like portrait. Evans paints with oils, acrylics and watercolor. She loves the challenge and excels in painting portraits and developing realism. elaineevansartist.comEl

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ns"For me, painting and drawing isn't a means to creating an image, but rather a process to interact with the immediate world around me." Hear artist Nathan Seay share his unique perspective. www.nathanseay.com

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Planning your Landscape with Steve KleierThursday, October 3 | 6:30–8:00pm

OSA Instructor Steve Kleier discusses how to plan a landscape painting effectively. While Kleier will be doing the demo in watercolor, the techniques he will share apply to any medium. As one student shares, "I have learned much from Steve over the past five years about drawing, perspective, painting loose and using a limited palette." https://stevekleier.comS

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Large-scale Collage and Mixed Media with Poca KimThursday, October 10 | 11am–12pm

Join Poca Kim as she discusses her unique artistic process of working with large scale collage and mixed media. A figurative oil painter, Kim was born and raised in South Korea where she loved to write poetry. Painting became her mode of artistic expression after she studied oil painting at Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. www.pocakim.comP

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NEW SERIES! Imagine/Explore/Create Discussionfeaturing Nathan SeayThursday, September 13 | 7:00–8:00pm

ART WITHOUT PASSPORTS SERIES

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PERMIT NO. 946

OSA MEMBERSHIPOSA offers several levels of membership. Join or renew online at https://public.osartists.org/public/membership, or contact the OSA office. Help support OSA and enjoy great classes, workshops, demos, and gallery shows!

Visit www.osartists.org for the latest updates about Gallery Exhibits, Workshops, Classes,

Demonstrations, and more!

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REGISTER ONLINE NOW FOR FALL CLASSES AND 2020 WORKSHOPS!

Visit us online at www.osartists.org at your convenience to:

• Register for classes and Workshops

• Join OSA, or renew your membership

• Enter exhibits: Streamlining our traditional take in process, you can now fill in your entry forms and pay online

The first step to using our registration system is creating your own account at www.osartists.org. Please call us at 503-228-0706 if you need help setting up your account.

We have an exciting lineup of classes and workshops in a variety of mediums, for all levels and abilities.

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019

www.osartists.org503-228-0706

Enjoying art with wine and theater! Instructor Steve Kleier hosted June's Friday Evening Drink & Draw, featuring the Line Storm

Playwright Group modeling while reading their own original plays.

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